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What is a PCB Mark Point? How is It Designed?

Reference points, also known as mark points or optical positioning points, are essential for precise PCB assembly in automated manufacturing. Serving as measurable coordinates for placement machines, these marks ensure accurate alignment of circuit patterns and components across all assembly stages.

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Common Pitfalls for Beginners: Clearance Issues in PCB Design

PCB beginners often encounter various pitfalls when starting out, such as common spacing issues: the distance between traces, the distance between pads, and so on. This article will discuss the topic of safety spacing in PCB design.

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PCB Design: Relationship Between Current and Trace Width

Numerous empirical formulas, correlation tables, and software tools regarding PCB trace width and current are available online. The following summarizes eight different formulas, tables, and calculation methods for the relationship between current and trace width.

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What is a stepped slot in PCB manifacturing? How is it made?

PCB step slots, also known as controlled-depth slots or non-through slots, are recessed grooves milled into specific layers within a PCB board without penetrating the entire board. Imagine them as “pits” dug between the “floors” of the PCB.

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