At 01:30 PM 7/22/02 +0000, rschlierbeck wrote:
brittle and you should not mount heavy items on the PCB unless they are
*well* supported.
Most consumer electronics items are manufactured with phenolic PCBs.
dwayne
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>There was a discussion recently about how tough circuit board is toYes - MUCH easier. But keep in mind that it is also more fragile - it is
>machine and how quickly it damages the cutters. I noticed that
>McMaster-Carr has copper clad phenolic board at what looks like a
>reasonable price. Would this phenolic board be easier to cut than
>glass-epoxy board?
brittle and you should not mount heavy items on the PCB unless they are
*well* supported.
Most consumer electronics items are manufactured with phenolic PCBs.
dwayne
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