Hole Void

A void in the metallic deposit of a plated through-hole exposing the base material.

Hole Void

Hole Pull Strength

The force necessary to rupture a plated through-hole when loaded or pulled in the direction of the axis of the hole.

Hole Pull Strength

Hole Pattern

The arrangement of all holes in a printed board.

Hole Pattern

Hole Location

The dimensional location of the centre of a hole.

Hole Location

Hole Density

The quantity of holes in a printed circuit board per unit area.

Hole Density

Hole Breakout

A condition in which a hole is not completely surrounded by the land.

Hole Breakout

Hipot Test

Wherein the assembly or component undergoes a high potential (ac) current.

Hipot Test

Heel,Bonding

The part of a lead adjacent to a termination that has been deformed by the edge of the bonding tool.

Heel,Bonding

Heat Sink

Any device that absorbs and draws off heat from a hot object, radiating it into the surrounding atmosphere.

Heat Sink

Heat and Pull

A de-soldering method using a device that grasps, heats and pulls the leads to be removed.

Heat and Pull

HASL

 Hot Air Solder Level (See Solder Leveling)

HASL

Haloing Mechanically

Induced fracturing or de-lamination on or below the surface of the base material, it is usually exhibited by a light area around holes, other machined areas, or both.

Haloing Mechanically

Halogenated Polyester

A polyester resin modified with halogens to reduce flammability.

Halogenated Polyester

Halides

Compounds containing fluorine, chlorine, bromine or iodine, which may be part of the activators in the flux system and must be cleaned.

Halides

H.D.I

High Density Interconnect.

H.D.I

Gull Wing Lead

A surface mounted device lead which flares outward from the device body. 

Gull Wing Lead

Guided Probe Method

A technique for volume production of PCBs based on incoming inspection to catch the majority of device failures and inspection prior to populating, that will eliminate most manufacturing errors. ...

Guided Probe Method

Ground Plane Clearance

Removed portions of a ground plane that serves to isolate it form a hole in the base material to which the plane is attached

Ground Plane Clearance

Ground Plane

A conductor layer, or portion of a conductor layer, used as a common reference point for circuit returns, shielding, or heat sinking. All those areas, not consumed by traces or pads, of the PCB which ...

Ground Plane

Grid

An orthogonal network of two sets of parallel, equidistant lines used for locating points on a printed circuit board.

Grid

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