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Dennis Fritz <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 7 Mar 2022 12:48:08 -0500
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Also please be aware that there is an IPC "Ultra High Density Interconnect"
group formed and working on design and acceptance parameters not yet
included in IPC 2226 or 610.   While this is not strictly on microvias,
that can be one aspect of UHDI constructions.   The committee is designated
as D-33.  Here is the table of contents  proposed new document:

TABLE OF CONTENT

1 Scope. 3 <#_Toc92184067>

2 Terms And Definitions. 3 <#_Toc92184068>

Ultra HDI Definision. 3 <#_Toc92184069>

3 Ultra HDI Design Guide. 4 <#_Toc92184070>

3.1 Conductor and Hole Plating Thickness. 4 <#_Toc92184071>

3.1.1 Background Information. 4 <#_Toc92184072>

3.1.2 Conductor and Hole plating Thickness. 5 <#_Toc92184073>

3.2 Visual Examination. 5 <#_Toc92184074>

3.3 Laminate Imperfections. 5 <#_Toc92184075>

3.4 Laminate Void and Cracks. 5 <#_Toc92184076>

3.5 Annular Rings. 5 <#_Toc92184077>

3.6 Conductor and pad Definition. 5 <#_Toc92184078>

3.7 Nicks and Pinholes in Planes. 5 <#_Toc92184079>

3.8 Copper Plating Adhesion and Peel Strength. 6 <#_Toc92184080>

3.9 Soldermask requirements. 6 <#_Toc92184081>

3.10 Cleanliness. 6 <#_Toc92184082>

4 Qualification, Reliability and Acceptance test 6 <#_Toc92184083>



On Mon, Mar 7, 2022 at 11:31 AM Bush, Jeffrey D. (US) <
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> IPC-2226 is a good start for designs.  The PCB suppliers will have their
> own DFM guidelines and if you see a large move away from 2226 question
> why.
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> Jeff
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> From: TechNet <[log in to unmask]> On Behalf Of Hernandez, Victor G
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>     Is there a doc reference that describes the different types of Micro
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