Top 5 Printed Circuit Board Stack-Up Design Mistakes

Inside the Top 5 Printed Circuit Board Stack-Up Design Mistakes Ebook, we will look at what to look for in terms of PCB stack-up design issues and provide guidance on how to mitigate each issue.

The stack-up is defined by the design team or by the manufacturing of the printed circuit board (PCB). All PCBs have a determined shape and size and an overall dimension X and Y. The PCB also has a predetermined overall allowed thickness to be met including a tolerance by manufacturing. The stack is more than copper weight, layer count, and overall thickness – it also defines dielectrics, material(s), and tolerance. From double-sided to multilayers, all PCBs have a stack-up to meet the overall thickness required. 

What’s Inside:

• Mixed Copper Weight
• Data Set Impacts on Stack-Up Details
• Layer Count
• And more…