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current capacity. Via holes are typically plugged when using via-in-pad technology and this includes via-in-thermal pad for QFN's
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for calculating trace widths and via sizes for optimizing current capacity. Via holes are typically plugged when using via-in-pad technology and this includes via-in-thermal pad for QFN's
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Overview The conformal coating process has evolved greatly from the days of hand masking electronic assemblies and placing them into high pressure spray booths and dip tanks to apply liquid coatings. Machine developments have provided the ability to use
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: Not the Single User key, if... Author: Nick BSubject: 2396Posted: 02 Nov 2018 at 8:24amNot the Single User key, if you get a Network Key, it will allow licenses to get checked out over the network via the License Manager
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. I always "Flood Over" every via in a PCB layout expect those that are via-in-pad will have a thermal relief. The via-in-pad vias have to be specially marked on the fabrication drawing as they need to be plated, plugged, capped, surface finish and planerized flat so that you cannot tell if there is a hole or not
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. I always "Flood Over" every via in a PCB layout expect those that are via-in-pad will have a thermal relief. The via-in-pad vias have to be specially marked on the fabrication drawing as they need to be plated, plugged, capped, surface finish and planerized flat so that you cannot tell if there is a hole or not
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. I always "Flood Over" every via in a PCB layout expect those that are via-in-pad will have a thermal relief. The via-in-pad vias have to be specially marked on the fabrication drawing as they need to be plated, plugged, capped, surface finish and planerized flat so that you cannot tell if there is a hole or not
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. I would go for the via-in-pad with plugged via. You can see where the Rounded Rectangle pad shape passes DRC clearance checks. Cap the via-in-pad with surface finish, planerize flat
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) Larger radius making the pad more round 4) Smaller via pad and possibly hole My resistor pads are actually slightly bigger again (r64_63r13) so they will need a little more of whatever is the best approach
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:41pmLooks like you either:1. You don't have your USB Key plugged in, or Solution: Plug in the key2. if on a Network License, you cannot see the server key Solution: https
