Controlled impedance
Send the target, tolerance, signal layer and reference planes before freezing trace widths. Agree a coupon and TDR report with the stackup.
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Compare production and prototype limits for multilayer boards, copper, holes, surface finish and controlled impedance.

Use the matching construction and production window. Dimensions, copper and via limits must be reviewed together; an extended capability is confirmed against the released drawing.
Capability tables (CSV)For a project-specific check: identify which production column you are using, the finished-versus-tool dimension, and the other limits used on that same construction. Send those marked rows with the manufacturing review. A table revision is not a substitute for written acceptance of a proposed stackup.
| Parameter | Mass production | Prototype / extended review | Application notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Layer count | 1–24 layers | 1–78 layers | Review material system, stackup, hole spans and finished thickness together; the maximum is not a universal construction. |
| Max. panel size | 600 × 770 mm (23.62″ × 30.31″) | 600 × 770 mm & 500 × 1200 mm (19.69″ × 47.24″) | Review finished-board array, process borders and usable panel area. |
| Max. board thickness | 8.5 mm | 8.5 mm | Confirm with layer stackup and the drilling/plating window; do not combine with a separate minimum hole entry. |
| Min. board thickness | 2L: 0.3 mm · 4L: 0.4 mm · 6L: 0.8 mm | 2L: 0.1 mm · 4L: 0.3 mm · 6L: 0.6 mm | Confirm handling, panel support, copper balance and the exact layer construction. |
Prototype limits are a separate process window. The 8.5 mm maximum thickness and the smallest hole are not a supported combined specification.
| Parameter | Mass production | Prototype / extended review |
|---|---|---|
| Min. inner-layer clearance | 3 mil | 3 mil |
| Min. line width | 3 mil (0.0762 mm) | 3 mil (0.0762 mm) |
| Min. line space | 3 mil (0.0762 mm) | 3 mil (0.0762 mm) |
Conductor limits depend on copper weight, layer and local pattern density. Quote the tightest geometry on each layer.
| Parameter | Mass production | Prototype / extended review | Application notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Min. hole size | 0.1 mm | 0.1 mm | Confirm drilling vs finished diameter, hole depth and material. |
| Min. plated hole copper | 25 µm | 25 µm | Plated-through-hole reference; specify average/local minimum and acceptance class. |
| Min. blind / buried via | 0.1 mm | 0.1 mm (1–18 layers) | Define layer span, depth and opening diameter; confirm the complete via map. |
| PTH dia. tolerance | ±0.076 mm (≈±3 mil) | ±0.076 mm (≈±3 mil) | State the finished plated-hole diameter and fit requirement on the released drawing. |
| NPTH dia. tolerance | ±0.05 mm (≈±2 mil) | ±0.05 mm (≈±2 mil) | Identify non-plated mechanical holes and the required finished diameter. |
| Hole position deviation | ±0.05 mm (≈±2 mil) | ±0.05 mm (≈±2 mil) | Dimension the datum and feature location to make the positional requirement inspectable. |
Define whether a diameter refers to a drill tool, finished plated hole or laser opening. The 0.1 mm entry needs a hole-specific process review.
| Parameter | Mass production | Prototype / extended review | Application notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Heavy copper | 4 oz (nominal ≈140 µm) | up to 12 oz | Review copper with line/space and construction; do not combine independent minima. |
| Min. solder-mask bridge | 0.1 mm (≈4 mil) | 0.1 mm (≈4 mil) | Review mask colour, pad spacing and registration together. |
| Solder-mask colour | Green, Black, Blue, White, Yellow, Red | Green, Black, Blue, White, Yellow, Red | |
| Silkscreen colour | White, Yellow, Red, Black | White, Yellow, Red, Black | |
| Peelable mask | Top, bottom, double-sided | Top, bottom, double-sided |
Heavy copper requires wider line and space. Solder-mask bridge capability also depends on colour and pad geometry.
| Parameter | Mass production | Prototype / extended review |
|---|---|---|
| Outline method | Routing, V-groove, beveling, punch | Routing, V-groove, beveling, punch |
| Outline tolerance | ±0.15 mm (≈±6 mil) | ±0.15 mm (≈±6 mil) |
Dimension the finished profile and any bevel, score depth or edge plating on the fabrication drawing.
| Parameter | Mass production | Prototype / extended review | Application notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Controlled impedance | ±10% | ±7% | Agree signal/reference layers, geometry, coupon and test method. |
| Insulation resistance | 1 × 10¹² Ω (normal) | 1 × 10¹² Ω (normal) | Confirm temperature, humidity, conditioning and test voltage. |
| Through-hole resistance | Per approved continuity test plan | Per approved continuity test plan | Continuity threshold and unit must be specified in the electrical-test plan. |
| Thermal shock | 3 × 10 sec @ 288 ℃ | 3 × 10 sec @ 288 ℃ | Confirm specimen, conditioning, cycles and acceptance method; not an operating-temperature rating. |
| Warp & twist | ≤ 0.7% | ≤ 0.7% | Define the panel/board condition and measurement method. |
| Electric strength | > 1.3 kV/mm | > 1.4 kV/mm | Material test reference; confirm test method and dielectric construction. |
| Peel strength | 1.4 N/mm | 1.4 N/mm | Confirm laminate, copper, conditioning and test method. |
| Solder-mask hardness reference | > 6H | > 6H | Reference >6H; specify the hardness test method. Do not interpret this as an abrasion-life rating. |
| Flammability | 94V-0 material / construction option | 94V-0 material / construction option | For the selected recognized material/construction; request the applicable UL file and thickness range. |
| Test voltage | 50–330 V | 50–330 V | Electrical-test setting; not rated operating voltage. |
Electrical and reliability values require an agreed method, specimen and acceptance plan. Test voltage is not a continuous operating-voltage rating.
FR-4, high-Tg, halogen-free, low-loss and RF laminates are selected by grade and construction. Finish options include HASL / lead-free HASL, ENIG, ENEPIG, OSP, immersion silver / tin, and electrolytic hard gold / gold fingers.
State the finish and required thickness or specification on the drawing. Material ratings and finish acceptance apply to the selected construction.
Send the target, tolerance, signal layer and reference planes before freezing trace widths. Agree a coupon and TDR report with the stackup.
Identify via spans, filling, capping and maximum residual stub. Select the process from the actual connection geometry.
Define starting and finished copper separately. Review plating distribution, resin fill and fine features in the same construction.
PCB manufacturing services and budget planning. Use the service-page tools for geometry or budget planning, or send your existing files directly for review.
Agree IPC-6012 for applicable rigid-board performance and IPC-A-600 for board acceptability, including revision, class and customer requirements. Request the relevant evidence against the part number and drawing revision.
help separate manufacturing requirements from acceptance criteria.
Quality system and supplier documents · Inspection workflow · Equipment and process evidence

No single table entry approves that combination. Hole depth, diameter, plating and the full stackup determine the process route. Identify the hole type and layer span for review.
The prototype column describes the extended review window. A volume release needs an agreed stackup, inspection plan and repeatable process for the specific design.
Treat these as separate limits. State copper on each layer and identify fine features so engineering can confirm the achievable combination.
Send what you have. Mark any requirement where you need an engineering recommendation, and identify the current revision.
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