Influence of the Glassfiber Filaments Distribution on Quality and Performance of Hole Processing on Printboards

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The description of the basic material for the printboards production is given, its basic physical properties are formulated, the features of machining are shown and the range of problems that arise in this case is determined. We specified common mistakes that could lead to mass marriage in the manufacture of printboard assemblies. The structure and composition of base materials for the production of clad dielectric materials are described in this paper. An equation for calculating the maximum shear stress for a composite material is given. It is shown that nesting and, as a consequence, an increased content of glass fibers through a chain of interrelated factors affects the quality and reliability of the printboard operation and the entire product as a whole. In addition, the dense laying of fibers increases the cutting tool wear significantly. The article provides the technique of the base material choice depending on the distribution structure of glassfiber filaments on which the labor productivity, the quality, the cutter power and the manufacturing cost of the printboards depends.

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