Inner layer's pad size increment

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Hi Folks,

I have a doubt in multi layer PCB. Should we increase the via and through hole component's pads size in inner layer than outer layers? If yes means could anyone explain me about for what we should do? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

-Rajkumar
 

Hi,

Look into the attachment for the padstack,it will help you to undertand better for different pin thickness.

Thermal and antipads are basically for connecting the pins in the internal layers.
it will use thermal spokes to connect it to the gnd layer and antipad(isolation) in the power plane.

You just create the component as attached and define the layer stack up for multilayer,later while you place the part in the design it connects to the concern layer.


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Ramesh
 

its better to give a bigger pad, so that any misregistration duruing the press will be taken care.
 

Hi,

Bigger pads leads to lot of other problems,for eg dry soldering etc...it is always advised to go according the datasheet with tolerance indicated...

Actually i use to take the print of the component footprint and try insert the component for any tolerance issue,if the component is new...

Regards

Ramesh
 

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