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Staggered Microvias and Stacked Microvias PCB in HDI PCB
HDI printed circuit board (PCB) layers are piled up one by one using laser technology and plating technology after forming a conductor pattern on an insulating layer. Because wiring is possible on the connection part of each layer, this method achieves higher density and higher integration than ordinary multi-layer PCBs. So here you will learn about Staggered Microvias and Stacked Microvias PCB in HDI PCB. They are used for devices that require high-density wiring in a limited space.
Here are all about microvia I and microvia II in HDI PCBs using stacked microvias and staggered microvias.
Features of Staggered Microvias
- HDI PCBs with Staggered Microvia and Stacked Microvia
- Any combination with Laser Via, IVH or Plated Through Hole is possible
Applications of Staggered Microvias
- Cellular Phones
- Small Mobile Devices
- Car Navigation Systems
- Digital Cameras
- Digital Video Cameras
- Multi-functional Printers
Cross-Sections
Stack-ups
Design Rules
Parameter |
Symbol | Standard Spec |
Min Spec |
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Trace Width/Spacing |
HDI Layer | A/A’ | 75/75 | 50/50 | |
Core Layer | B/B’ | 75/75 |
50/50 |
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Plated Through Hole |
Drill Diameter | C | 300 | 250 | |
Pad Diameter |
Outer Layer | D | 550 | 450 | |
Inner Layer | E | 600 |
500 |
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IVH (Inner Via Hole) |
Drill Diameter | F | 250 | 200 | |
Pad Diameter |
Outer Layer |
G | 500 |
400 |
|
Inner Layer | H | 500 |
450 |
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Laser Via |
Via Diameter | I | 100 | 75 | |
Pad Diameter | J | 250 |
220 |
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Dielectric Thickness |
HDI Layer | K | 60 | 40 | |
Core Layer | L | 100 |
60 |
* These figures are merely settings. They are subject to change without notice.
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