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intro_pcb [2026/04/13 10:34] – [Functional unit and reference flows] marieintro_pcb [2026/04/17 10:33] (current) – [Definition] marie
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 #### How many sub-parts does the system consist of? #### How many sub-parts does the system consist of?
  
-The system is composed of one main part, the board itself, composed itself of a succession of layers of substrate, insulating material and copper traces. When the PCB has a rigid-flex structure, we can consider that it is composed of a set of rigid PCB board, connected via a set of flexible PCB board.+The system is composed of one main part, the board itself, composed itself of a succession of layers of substrate, insulating material and copper traces. When the PCB has a rigid-flex structure, we can consider that it is composed of a set of rigid PCB board, connected via a set of flexible PCB board 
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 ### Perimeter ### Perimeter
  
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   * The input copper clad laminate process impact.   * The input copper clad laminate process impact.
   * The end-of-production line multiple tests.   * The end-of-production line multiple tests.
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 ### Functional unit and reference flows ### Functional unit and reference flows
  
 #### What is the functional unit? #### What is the functional unit?
  
-The functional unit of this study is **"manufacture one squared-meter of standard bare PCB"**.+The functional unit of this study is **"manufacture one squared-meter of rigid standard bare PCB"**.
  
 #### What are the reference flows? #### What are the reference flows?
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 +The reference flows are: 
 +  * The surface of substrate 
 +  * The surface of copper foil
 +  * The weight of platted metal, both copper and surface finish ones
  
  
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