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Dasher Flow Chart

The document outlines the key steps in the printed circuit board manufacturing process: 1) Artwork is generated from customer specifications and used to create tooling and determine drilling locations. 2) Boards undergo processes like drilling, metallization, etching, and soldermasking. 3) Final inspection tests boards before packaging and shipping.

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Dasher Flow Chart

The document outlines the key steps in the printed circuit board manufacturing process: 1) Artwork is generated from customer specifications and used to create tooling and determine drilling locations. 2) Boards undergo processes like drilling, metallization, etching, and soldermasking. 3) Final inspection tests boards before packaging and shipping.

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PREPARATION

Artwork Inspect & Punch Tooling


Generation1 Shear Holes

Storage
rack
IMAGE TRANSFER

Drill DFPR
Panel Prep
Manual2
Metalli-
zation Laminate &
CNC Drill3 Expose

Develop

Etch & Tin


Strip DFPR Electroplate
Strip

Storage
rack
FABRICATION Profile
7

Soldermask Solder Dip Punch Press

Ship5 CNC Router4

Total Losses6
Inspect,
Incomplete Operations, Reworked7 Test, Pack
Information Flow Notes:
[1] Artwork is received from customer and used to a negative
image of the circuit pattern.
[2] Artwork image is transferred to configure boards for drilling.
[3] Artwork design is digitized and programed on a CD that is used
to select tools and determine hole locations and sizes.
[4] CNC router is prepared with artwork CD.
[5] Customer information used to determine shipping destination.
[6] 1% of preshipment products are rejected and deemed to be
total losses.
[7] 6% of preshipment products are rejected due to incomplete
operations and reworked. Reworked products may presumably
return any point in the manufacturing process that an incomplete
operation is detected during inspection.

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