Hi Leon, >I've just made another PCB with a footprint for a Hirose 50 way DF12 >connector with 0.5 mm lead spacing, it turned out very well. The DF12 >pads are 0.38x1.00 mm. > > That's very impressive! It's pretty much what I'm aiming for, but I just can't seem to get my process right. It's good to see some results in context: I often find that people advocating one method or another without revealing the level of complexity (principally trace and space width) that they're attempting. I'd like to be able to make double-sided boards with 8/8 traces and spaces but this seems problematic. I'd be interested to hear from anyone who's done this! My two biggest problems are contamination of the board while handling it between stages of the process, and alignment between the two layers. I need aligment errors of less than 1mm, and I'm not sure that this is achievable in a DIY set-up. At the moment I drill guide holes before exposure and use PCB pins to tack each side of artwork in place, in turn, before taping the artwork to the board and placing it in my UV box. Stuart
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] My best fine-pitch PCB so far
2006-06-13 by Stuart Wallace
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