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    The objective of the PCB design process is to engineer a printed circuit board that functions properly over all normal operating conditions and variations. This involves carefully designing the process to match the end product, selecting design tools with controls, and choosing components and materials that are compatible. Key steps are determining board size in PCB software by measuring trace widths, and selecting from chemicals like nitric acid, hydrochloric acid, and sulfuric acid during the etching process. PCBs are commonly made from materials like fiberglass, epoxy composites, or other composites due to properties like insulation, stability, and heat resistance, and are used in applications such as electronics, heat transfer equipment, and industrial machinery.

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    The objective of the PCB design process is to engineer a printed circuit board that functions properly over all normal operating conditions and variations. This involves carefully designing the process to match the end product, selecting design tools with controls, and choosing components and materials that are compatible. Key steps are determining board size in PCB software by measuring trace widths, and selecting from chemicals like nitric acid, hydrochloric acid, and sulfuric acid during the etching process. PCBs are commonly made from materials like fiberglass, epoxy composites, or other composites due to properties like insulation, stability, and heat resistance, and are used in applications such as electronics, heat transfer equipment, and industrial machinery.

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    The objective of the PCB design process is to engineer a printed circuit board that functions properly over all normal operating conditions and variations. This involves carefully designing the process to match the end product, selecting design tools with controls, and choosing components and materials that are compatible. Key steps are determining board size in PCB software by measuring trace widths, and selecting from chemicals like nitric acid, hydrochloric acid, and sulfuric acid during the etching process. PCBs are commonly made from materials like fiberglass, epoxy composites, or other composites due to properties like insulation, stability, and heat resistance, and are used in applications such as electronics, heat transfer equipment, and industrial machinery.

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    TOPIC VI: PCB Design Process, Issues and Etching

    Activity 6

    The following questions have been designed to test the objectives identified for this module:

    1. What is the acronym of PCB and define.

    PCB

     Printed Circuit Boards


     Are small green boards being what helps makes the electronic device function. Without
    them, the device would not work. The PCB connects all of the other components inside,
    so you can use your electronic device for what it is intended to do.
     Printed circuit boards (PCBs) are the boards that are used as the base in most
    electronics – both as a physical support piece and as the wiring area for the surface-
    mounted and socketed components.

    2. What is the objective of PCB design process?

    The objective of the PCB design process is to engineer a PCB, including all of its active
    circuits, that functions properly over all the normal variation in component values, component
    speeds, materials tolerances, temperature ranges, power supply voltage ranges, and
    manufacturing tolerances and to produce all of the documentation and data needed to fabricate,
    assemble, test, and troubleshoot the bare PCB and the PCB assembly. Doing less than this in
    any area exposes the manufacturer and user of the PCB assembly to excessive yield losses,
    excessively high manufacturing costs, and unstable performance.

    Achieving the objective involves carefully designing a process that matches the end
    product, selecting design tools with controls and analytical utilities, and selecting a materials
    system and components that match.

    3. Give 3 chemicals used in etching.

    1. Nitric acid

    2. Hydrochloric acid

    3. Sulphur acid
    4. How will you determine PCB size of your circuit?

    In most PCB software, the size of a line can be determined simply by left-clicking on the
    line. The size of the line appears in a bar above the layout. Multiply the sizes of a horizontal and
    vertical line of the box together to get the size of the board.

    5. What is PCB typically made for and why?

    PCBs are most commonly made out of fiberglass, composite epoxy, or another
    composite material. Due to their non-flammability, chemical stability, high boiling point and
    electrical insulating properties, PCBs were used in hundreds of industrial and commercial
    applications including: Electrical, heat transfer and hydraulic equipment. Plasticizers in paints,
    plastics and rubber products.

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