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* One way to minimize systematic errors from the laser system itself is to do what might be termed a "dose test". This would involve make a very small design that has one or more features at and/or around your actual design' | * One way to minimize systematic errors from the laser system itself is to do what might be termed a "dose test". This would involve make a very small design that has one or more features at and/or around your actual design' | ||
* Another suggestion for the laser would be to define a metric for etch quality using the aforementioned test design. That way, you can quantitatively determine which parameters are doing better than others. | * Another suggestion for the laser would be to define a metric for etch quality using the aforementioned test design. That way, you can quantitatively determine which parameters are doing better than others. | ||
+ | * For the laser, if you're using a substrate thinner than 5 mil (0.125mm), tabs in your design are a near-requirement! You can make them in the laser. | ||
+ | * Laser cannot do two-sided jobs with plating by itself; the plotter is required for fiducials. No idea why. | ||
[[pcb-book-of-kane|The Book of Kane]] | [[pcb-book-of-kane|The Book of Kane]] |