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with small solder mask opening. The drill for this blind via is 0.1mm, pad is 0.3mm and the solder mask opening is 0.2mm. These vias are under the BGA
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with small solder mask opening. The drill for this blind via is 0.1mm, pad is 0.3mm and the solder mask opening is 0.2mm. These vias are under the BGA
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with small solder mask opening. The drill for this blind via is 0.1mm, pad is 0.3mm and the solder mask opening is 0.2mm. These vias are under the BGA
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. Our micro via formation technology uses lasers to drill micro vias, also called blind via-holes (BVHs). With the ability to place on or off the pads, these holes let you selectively create routing room in denser parts of the substrate
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:38pmAnswer 1 - You must use blind vias when a double sided assembly is too dense to use through-hole vias. One of the best tricks in the trade is to place all "Digital" parts on one side and all "Analog" parts on the other
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(High Density Interconnect) technology is increasingly becoming the solution for smaller, more durable, and more efficient PCBs. HDI technology allows for lighter, smaller products that do more faster than ever before by leveraging blind and buried vias that can be staggered, stacked, and integrated with microvias