Lifted Land
A land that has fully or partially separated (lifted)from the base material, whether or not any resin is lifted with land.
Legend
A format of lettering or symbols on the printed board, e.g. Part number, component locations, and patterns.
Lead Projection
The distance that a component lead protrudes through the side of a board that is opposite from the one upon which the component is mounted.
Layer
One in a series of levels in a board on which tracks are arranged to connect components. Vias connect tracks and zones between layers.
Layer-to-Layer Spacing
The thickness of dielectric material between adjacent layers of conductive circuitry in a multi-layer printed circuit board.
Land
On a PCB, the conductive area(s) to which components are attached. Also called pad.
Land Pattern
A combination of lands that is used to mount, interconnect and test a particular component.
Lamination
The process of manufacturing a laminate; also the process used for application of a dry film photo-resist.
Laminate Presses
Multi-layer equipment that applies both pressure and heat to laminate and prepreg to make multi-layer boards.
Laminate Void
Absence of laminate material in an area which normally contains laminate material.
Laminate Thickness
Thickness of the metal clad base material, single- or double-sided, prior to any subsequent processing.
Keying Slot or Polarizing Slot
A slot in a printed circuit board that polarizes it, thereby permitting it to be plugged into its mating receptacle with pins properly aligned, but preventing it from being reversed or plugged into an...
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