Branched Conductor
A conductor which connects electrically two or more leads on a printed board assembly. Some branched conductors, no...
Bow
The deviation from the flatness of a board characterized by a roughly cylindrical or spherical curvature. If the&nb...
Boundary Scan
A self-test designed into components at the silicon level, permitting testing via a built-in, four-or-five-pin test bus&...
Border Data
Patterns that appear in the border area, such as tooling features, test patterns and registration marks.
Bonding Time
The duration from hot-bar-heat-up (contact with lead and pad ) until the solder joint is completed.
Bonding Layer
An adhesive layer used in bonding together other discrete layers of multi-layer printed board during lamination.
Bond Strength:
The force perpendicular to a board’s surface required to separate two adjacent layers of the board, expressed as&nb...
Bond Lift-off
A failure condition in which a lead is separated from its bonding surface.
Bond Interface
The common area between a lead and a land to which it has been terminated.
Board Thickness
The overall thickness of the base material and all conductive materials deposited thereon.
Board Density
A measure of the ratio of the area of the board used by parts to the total available area of the&nbs...
Blutter Coat
An external layer of resin over the reinforcing structure of base material.
Bluetooth
Bluetooth is a short-range (up to 10m) 2.4GHz wireless connectivity standard intended for such applications as wireless&...
Blow Hole
A void in the solder fillet caused by outgassing from the barrel of a plated through hole.(see also outgassing...
Blistering
A localized swelling and separation between any of the layers of a laminated base material, or between base ma...
Blister
De-lamination in the form of a localized swelling and separation between any of the Layers of a lamination bas...
Blind Via
A via that reaches only one layer beneath the outer layer on one side of a muti-layer board.
Bleeding
A condition in which liquid solder resist or rotation spreads larger than the defined apperture.
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