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Chapter 38: Printed Circuit Board Fabrication
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. ____ base material was used in the past for applications in which performance was not critical because
it was inexpensive.
2. The thickness of the copper on a printed circuit board is designated in ____.
3. When digital logic or other designs that use high-pin-count chips are used, ____ trace layers are
required.
4. In creating a schematic diagram, signal flow should proceed from ____.
5. In creating a schematic diagram, voltage potentials are drawn with the highest voltage at the ____ of
the diagram and the lowest at the ____.
6. A(n) ____ is used to connect a lead from a component or connect a wire from an off-board component.
7. Traces that are too thin are fragile and have ____ resistance than thick traces and handle ____ current.
8. In a typical color-code system, the color black signifies ____.
board outline, holes, pads, and hardware
connecting traces on the component side
component electrical symbols and outlines
9. In a typical color-code system, the color red signifies ____.
component electrical symbols and outlines
connecting traces on the component side
board outline, holes, pads, and hardware
10. ____ are designed to use the computer to lay out a printed circuit board.
COMPLETION
1. Prior to the arrival of surface mount technology (SMT), there were two designated layers for through-
hole printed circuit boards: the ____________________ side and the solder side.
2. Most radio-frequency (RF) printed circuit boards have traces on only one side, although a second layer
is used as a ____________________ to improve performance.
3. ____________________ connect the top to the bottom trace of a printed circuit board.
SHORT ANSWER
1. Describe the purpose(s) of the solder mask layer.
2. Describe how one can expedite the generation of a schematic diagram.