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词条 Non functional pad
释义

  1. Removal

  2. Bibliography

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A non-functional pad is a pad in a printed circuit board that is not connected to a track on the layer it is on.

Removal

Non-functional pads can be removed at any phase of the design process. Some software allows precise control during the design process, and also removes the non-functional pads during output file creation. Furthermore, some board manufacturers remove non-functional pads during data preparations.

Occasionally, this process of non-functional pad removal is also called unused pad suppression.

The benefits of removing the non-functional pads are limited. Electrically, it creates needless extra capacitance in certain designs, which needs to be removed. Removing non-functional pads can improve the drilling process, as it lessens drill wear.

Non-functional pad removal can influence the reliability. (e.g. barrel cracking failure mode). Removal can increase or decrease reliability. Depending on design parameters, removing the non-functional pads can free up routing space.

Non-functional pads naturally also affect thermal characteristics.

Sometimes, non-functional pads (or their removal) are used for chopper balancing, which affects etching, bow and twist and other effects.

Bibliography

  • [https://www.dfrsolutions.com/hubfs/DfR_Solutions_Website/Resources-Archived/White-Papers/Reliability/Non-Functional-Pads-Should-they-Stay-or-Should-they-Go.pdf Non-functional Pads: Should They Stay or Should They Go]
  • [https://www.polarinstruments.com/support/reliability/pads-nopads.pdf Pads/Nopads]
  • {{Cite web|url=http://ecss.nl/glossary/non-functional-pad/|title=non-functional pad {{!}} European Cooperation for Space Standardization|website=ecss.nl|language=en-US|access-date=2018-10-31}}

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