Google is cool! I am going to have to experiment more with that function of it. --- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "Stefan Trethan" <stefan_trethan@...> wrote: > > On Fri, 01 Sep 2006 00:18:05 +0200, herby1620 <herby1620@...> wrote: > > > Thickness in um = > > 0.5 * 10000 454 > > ---------------------- * ---- = 17 um > > 2.54 * 2.54 * 16 * 144 8.94 > > Some of the numbers used (for reference): > > 0.5 = ounces/sq-foot (amount of copper) > > 10000 = um/cm (microns per cm) > > 2.54 = cm/inch > > 16 = ounces/pound > > 144 = square inches/square foot > > > > I certainly know _why_ i love the SI! That's just frightening... > > I certainly also love google - enter the following line as a search term: > > 8920kg/m^3*1ft^2*35micrometer in oz > > and you get > > 1.0230976 ounces > > The good thing about google calculator is it can deal with units and do > the conversions for you. And if you have a mistake in the formula, like > divide somewhere instead of multiplying, the result will just not come out > in the correct unit. If i do that on paper i need to engage brain to check > that.... > Sadly it does not (yet) know the density of copper automatically it seems. > > > ST >
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Re: Determining the "Weight" of copper on PCBs?
2006-09-01 by lcdpublishing
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