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Thu, 13 Aug 1998 09:07:57 -0700
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IPC-4101 allows you to specify laminate thickness in three ways.
Classes A,B,C are the unclad laminate thickness measured mechanically
(micrometer).  Class D is measured via microsection.  Classes K,L,M are
measured mechanically over the cladding.  The differences between A,B,C
are for different thickness tolerances Class C is the tightest).  The
same holds for K,L,M.

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> From:         John Denton[SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
> Reply To:     TechNet E-Mail Forum.;John Denton
> Sent:         Thursday, August 13, 1998 8:54 AM
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> Subject:      Re: [TN] PCB substrate thickness
>
> Ian Squires wrote:
> >
> > Help,
> > Looking at substrate thickness on PWB
> > if i specify 2oz copper 1.6 mm would the substrate be the same size,
> thicker or thinner than 1oz copper 1.6 mm.
> >
> > Many thanks for any speedy replies (one of those urgent ones where
> the boss man is standing over me).
> >
> > Regards
> > Ian Squires
> > Senior Production Engineer
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> HELLO IAN,
>
> IF YOU ARE SPEAKING IN GENERAL TERMS ABOUT COMMONLY ORDERED
> MATERIAL, THAN MY EXPERIENCE HAS BEEN THAT THE WAY PEOPLE REFER TO
> MATERIAL DEPENDS ON IF IT IS A DOUBLE-SIDED BOARD OR CORE LAMINATE
> THAT
> WILL BE USED TO BUILD A MULTILAYER.  (ALL EX. BELOW ARE IN INCHES).
>
> IF IT DOUBLE-SIDED: STANDARD .062 1/1 MATERIAL WOULD HAVE A LAMINATE
> THICKNESS OF .0592 WITH A .0014 COPPER THICKNESS ON THE TOP AND
> BOTTOM.
> IF YOU SPEC .062 2/2, STANDARD LAMINATE THICKNESS IS .0564 WITH .0028
> THICK COPPER ON TOP AND BOTTOM.  OVERALL THICKNESS REMAINS AT .062.
>
> IF IT IS CORE MAT'L FOR MULTILAYER: LET'S SAY 2 .014 CORES ARE BEING
> USED ON A 6 LYR WITH A FINISHED OVERALL THICKNESS OF .062 AFTER
> LAMINATION.  IF YOU REFER TO .014 1/1 THAN THE LAMINATE THICKNESS IS
> ..014 WITH AN OVERALL THICKNESS OVER COPPER OF .0168.  IF YOU REFER TO
> ..014 2/2 THAN ONCE AGAIN LAMINATE THICKNESS IS .014 BUT OVERALL
> THICKNESS IS NOW .0196.
>
> OF COURSE WHEN YOU GO TO ORDER MATERIAL FROM A VENDOR, THEY DON'T
> NECESSARILY KNOW IF YOU ARE BUILDING A M/L OR NOT.  THE GOOD NEWS IS
> THAT THERE IS A VERY CLEAR CONCISE WAY OF CALLING OUT WHAT THICKNESS
> OF
> LAMINATE YOU WANT AND WHAT COPPER WEIGHT YOU WOULD LIKE (AS WELL AS
> THICKNESS TOLERANCES, PITS AND DENTS CLASSIFICATION AND WARP & TWIST
> ALLOWANCES, IF CRITICAL) IN MIL SPEC 13949 (WHICH IPC IS CURRENTLY
> CHANGING (HAS ALREADY CHANGED?).  PERHAPS SOMEONE THERE CAN BRING YOU
> UP
> TO SPEED ON THE NEW SPEC IF IT HAS NOT ALREADY BEEN COVERED IN THIS
> FORUM.
>
> JOHN DENTON
> OMNI PWB
>
> I'M SURE THE IPC PEOPLE CAN GIVE YOU THE NEW SPEC NUMBER AND
>
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