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Cut the Sheet of Copper-Clad Laminate (CCL) into the production panel according to actual manufacturing and utilization.
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Conductive Patterns on Inner Layer Transferring
(1) Photo-imaging;
(2) Etching;
(3) Automatic Optical Inspection (AOI).
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Lamination
(1) Brown Oxide for conductive patterns on inner layers;
(2) Lay-up;
(3) Pressing.
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Drilling
Drill plated-through holes, non-plated through holes and slots.
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P.T.H
Metalize the holes by using the method of chemical depositing copper plating on the walls of the hole.
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Panel Plating
Increase and strengthen the copper plating on walls of holes by the method of electro-plating after the P.T.H process.
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Conductive Patterns on Outer Layer Transferring
Photo-imaging desired layout on copper clad laminates.
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Pattern Plating
Electro-plate the copper on the surface of the board and wall of the hole to reach the thickness requested, and then coat the etch resist (Copper-Tin Protection) on the conductive patterns.
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Etching
The copper which was not coated by etch resist will be removed by etching. After the etch resist (Copper-Tin protection) will be stripped, the copper circuits are formed. The conducting areas and connections are now properly established.
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AOI for Outer Layer
Scan the conductive patterns to determine the potential imperfections by comparing it with the original Gerber. All potential imperfections need to be verified or/and repaired.
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Solder Mask
Coat mask over the bare copper except for mounting or/and testing.
(1) Silkscreen or Spraying;
(2) Exposure;
(3) Developing;
(4) Post-curing.
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Legends Silk-Screen
Print the legends/characters for identifying components, test points, parts of the PCB, warning symbols, logos, and marks desired by the customer. This stands useful while customers' service and repair.
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Surface Finishing
Protecting the exposed copper circuitry and to provide a solder-able surface when assembling (soldering) the components to the printed circuit board.
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Profiling
Profile the production panel by routing, scoring, and beveling, etc. to get the customer's panel with the outline sizes desired.
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Electrical Test
100% Electrical test is done using probe testers. Open and short circuit tests are performed to ensure functional reliability.
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First Stop
100% Automatic Visual Inspection is done to examine any defect on the board appearance using a computerized system.
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Packaging
All PCBs would be vacuum-packed with silica gel and humidity indicator.