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I . Document itemslist file2.Can’t open file3.Missing file4.What the files are used for?5.Rev.6.Which spec will be used?7.One film, but different requirement in another place II. Cost & special Materialminate materialminate core for single side board3.Solder mask ink material4.Other special materialIII. Board Thk & Tol1.No specified Board Thk2.Unclear meaning on board Thky-up ordery-up structureIV. Drill layer & hole1.Hole type2.Mismatched hole chart information3.Special hole with strange conductor pad4.Hole Diameter Tol5.Press fit hole6.Overlapped hole7.Too close between hole to board edge8.Hole quantity9.Hole location Tol10.Position of stamp holeV. Drawing, dimension & Tolerance1.Outline tolerance2.Mismatched dimensions3.Missing dimensions4.Inner corner size5.Asymmetry Tol6.Data of hole to edge7.Quality & side for Fiducial mark?8.Direction to arrange unit in array DWGVI. Impedance items1.Which kind of line?2.Impedance value3.Coupon line width4.Distance between holes in coupon5.Test point issueVII. Cu Thk1.PTH hole2.Buried hole & blind hole3.Surface copper ThkVIII. Conductor design1.Delete non-functional isolated pads in inner layer2.Annular ring3.Clearance issue4.Isolated line to separate different area in inner layers5.Tenting hole issue6.Line width/spacing Tol7.Strange design8.Exposed copper along board edge9.Plating Gold finger guide line10.Isolated fiducial mark11.Dummy pattern at breakaway area12.Dummy pattern at blank area in board13.Fill in the narrow spacing14.Similar issue on “Made in USA”15.LOGO position & typeIVIII. Solder mask & Legend film & other (Carbon ink & peel able mask)1.Solder mask Thk2.Plugged hole items3.Solder mask bridge4.Exposed line/pad5.Solder mask bridge between Gold Finger6.Distance between the S/M opening edge of via hole/pad and S/M opening of the top of Gold Finger7.Extra S/M opening8.Missing S/M opening for SMT pad/round padponent mark bridge10.C/M width11.Reverse legend12.LOGO increase costIX. Surface final1.No call surface treatment2.Rohs requirement3.Tighter Thk4.Feasibility of processXI. Fabrication for profile1.Rout or Punch2.V-cut3.G/F bevel4.ChamferXII. Bow & TwistXIII. X-outI . Document items1. Netlist fileQuestion 1: After comparing the customer netlist file with CAD film inputted by our CAD/CAM. Some short/open was found. see figxx.Suggestion: a)Ingore the netlist file and just follow the CAD data to do.b)Please resend the right Gerber file to us.2. Can’t open fileQuestion 2:We can’t open the file in the package (s ee figxx).Suggestion: a)Ingore it.b)Please resend it to us with other format.3. Missing fileQuestion 3: Missing files called in the Gerber file (see figxx).Suggestion: a)Ingore them.b)Please send them to us ASAP.4.What the files are used for?Question 4:we don’t know what the files called in package used for? (see figxx).Suggestion: a)Ingore them.b) Please advise.5. Rev.Question 5:The Rev of customer P/N is different between Rev A in Gerber file and Rev B in mail information? (see figxx).Suggestion: a)Follow Rev A in Gerber file to do.b)Please advise.6. Which spec will be used?Question 6: Customer don't call fabrication spec for the project.Suggestion: a)We’ll use IPC-A-600G Class 2 & IPC-6012 Class 2 to do..b) Please advise.7. One film, but different requirement in another placeQuestion 7: Customer requires print solder mask on both sides, but there is Top side solder mask film in the Gerber. .Suggestion: a)Please confirm the one S/M film will be applied to both sides.b) Just apply to Top side.II. Cost & special Materialminate materialQuestion 1: Customer requires to use xxx laminate core, but we have no this kind of material in store, it’ll take long time to order the special material and increase production cycle.Suggestion: To shorten lead-time, we propose to use xxx laminate core from xxx vendor instead of it.Question 2: Customer requires to use xxx laminate core with high Tg (>=170 degree), but we have no this kind of material on hand, it’ll take long time to order the special material and increase high cost.Suggestion: To reduce cost and shorten lead-time, we propose to use xxx laminate core with normal Tg (nominal 140 degree)from xxx vendor instead of it.2. laminate core for single side boardQuestion 3: Customer call FR-4 material for the single-side board.Suggestion: To reduce cost, we propose to use CEM-1/CEM-3 instead of it, please confirm.3. Solder mask ink materialQuestion 4: XXX solder mask ink is required in customer DWG, but we have no the material in stock, and it’ll take long time to order it and increase high cost?Suggestion: a) To reduce cost and shorten lead-time, we propose to use Green xxx ink from xxx vendor instead of it..b) Please advise.4. Other special materialQuestion 5:.For other special material, refer to above EQ to inquire customer to use common cheap material instead of it.III. Board Thk & Tol1. No specified Board ThkQuestion 1: Not specified board Thk & Tol in customer DWG & Spec..Suggestion: a)We’ll build the finished board Thk & tol as 1.6+/-0.16mm..b) Please advise.Question 2: The tolerance of board thk +/-xxx mil is called in customer DWG/Spec, but it’s very tight. If meet it, we have to order special material and increase high cost.Suggestion: a)To reduce cost, please kindly relax it to +/-10% of board Thk.b) If customer insist on it, please MKT reconsider the cost.2. Unclear meaning on board ThkQuestion 3: We can’t know whether the board Thickness xxx mil called by customer is finished or excluding soldermask?.Suggestion: a) Board Thk Xxx mil means total finished board thk..b) It just means Thk before plating (or suggest excluding solder mask).3. Lay-up orderQuestion 4: Customer doesn’t define the lay-up order.Suggestion: a)We’ll build board per the order of Art1/Art2/Art3/Art4.b) Please advise.4. Lay-up structureQuestion 5: Based on c ustomer lay-up structure, finished board Thk will be aaa mil, but bbb mil is required in DWG/spec, we can’t meet them at the same time.Suggestion: a) Follow customer lay-up to do, but finished board Thk will be aaa mil.b) Build finished board Thk bbb mil, but allow us to adjust lay-up as shown in attached figxx.IV. Drill layer & hole1. Hole typeQuestion 1: Customer doesn’t define the hole type (PTH or NPTH).Suggestion: a)We’ll build holes’ type as our suggested in Figxx.b) Please advise.2. Mismatched hole chart informationQuestion 2: Mismatched hole size between Diaxxx mil in customer hole chart and Diaxxx mil in customer DWG (see figxx & xx).Suggestion: a) Follow customer hole chart to do.b) Follow data marked in customer DWG to do.3. Special hole with strange conductor padQuestion 3: In customer hole chart, the Dia xxx mil hole is PTH hole, but there is no conductor pad at the corresponding position (see figxx)Suggestion: a)Just follow hole chart & CAD to do it PTH without annular ring..b) Do it as NPTH hole.4.Hole Diameter TolQuestion 4: Not specified the tolerance of hole diameter/slot in customer spec and DWG.Suggestion: a) We’ll build them as below:For Via holes(less than Dia 18mil): +3/-8mil;For PTH (except Via): +/-3mil; For NPTH: +/-2mil.For slot width +/-3 mil, slot length +/-4mil.b) Please advise.5. Press fit holeQuestion 5: Customer requires Press fit hole finished Diaxxx +/-xxx mil and drill bit size Diaxxx+/-xxx mil, but due to the uneven conductor design, and generally we need tocompensate about xxx mil for HAL surface final (see figxx), so we can’t meet them atthe same time.Suggestion: a) Just control finished hole diameter & tol, and ignore the requirement of drill bit size & Tol.b) If customer insist on it, we have to order special drill bit, please reconsider cost (Onlyunder the condition that customer strongly require it and it’s feasible, usually we don’traise the suggestion).6. Overlapped holeQuestion 6: Dia xxx mil hole is overlapped with another small Dia xxx mil hol e.Suggestion: a)We’ll delete the small hole.b) Please advise.<if the same size hole overlapped, don’t raise it, delete it directly><if several PTH hole’ center is very close, do it PTH slot directly><if PTH holes overlapped, but the center between adjacent two holes is bigger, tosmooth production, raise EQ to change it as slot >7. Too close between hole to board edgeQuestion 7: The distance from hole edge to board edge is very close (only xxx mil).Suggestion: a) Follow CAD to do, but after building profile, the hole will broken.b) We’ll move the hole toward unit about xxx mil to avoid broken.(or propose to change hole size; if the hole is PTH, need to consider annular ring)8. Hole quantityQuestion 8: Mismatched hole quality between xxx in customer hole chart and xxx in CAD drill layer (see fig xx).Suggestion: Follow CAD drill layer to do.9. Hole location TolQuestion 9: The position tolerance +/-xxx mil of hole position is required in customer DWG, but due to regristration deviation during drilling & D/F process, it’s very tight. (see fig xx).Suggestion: To smooth production, please kindly relax it to +/-xxx mil.<if change pnl/stack during drilling process, the reason to raise EQ is cost>10. Position of stamp holeQuestion 10: According to customer design stamp holes, it’s ver y close to conductor pattern, it’ll cause exposed GND copper/line (see fig xx).Suggestion: a) We’ll shave GND copper about xxx mil/move line about xxx mil to avoidexposed GND copper/line.b) Follow CAD to do, but exposed GND copper/line is acceptable(Note: it’ll increase cost ---- to use second drill; generally, don’t use it)V. Drawing, dimension & Tolerance1. Outline toleranceQuestion 1: Not specified outline tolerance in customer spec/DWG.Suggestion: Do it +/-5 mil.2. Mismatched dimensionsQuestion 2: Mismatched dimensions between data xxx mm marked in DWG and data XXXmm measured from CAD drill layer/ CAD outline frame. (see figxx & xx).Suggestion: a) Follow data marked in DWG to do.b) Follow data measured from CAD drill layer/CAD outline frame.3. Missing dimensionsQuestion 3: Missing some dimensions in customer DWG (see figxx).Suggestion: Follow CAD 1:1 outline DWG to do.4. Inner corner sizeQuestion 4: Not specified inner corner. (see figxx)Suggestion: a)Max R0.6mm for the inner corner in those small slots is acceptable, andR1.2mm for other inner corner.b)We’ll rout the slot to be into breakaway area half-rout bit toensure sharp corner in unit outline.<apply for different suggestion for differenbt case> (see figxx).5. Asymmetry TolQuestion 5: Customer call the dimension with asymmetry tolerance in the unitDWG, and marked unspecified tolerance +/-xxx mil for thosedimensions in array DWG. but it can’t be met at the same tiem.Suggestion: We’ll ensure the dimension with asymmetry tolerance in the unit DWG, but regard the dimensions (see figxx) as reference only.6. Data of hole to edgeQuestion 6: No call the data from hole center to board edge. (see figxx)Suggestion: We’ll do it xxx mil measured from CAD drill layer and outline frame.7. Quality & side for Fiducial mark?Question 7: We don’t know which side the fiducial marks should be add? (see figxx)Suggestion: a) Add them on both sides.b) Just on Top side.8. Direction to arrange unit in array DWGQuestion 8: The related direction of unit to array DWG doesn’t defined.Suggestion: We’ll build them as the same direction as shown in figxx.VI. Impedance items1.Which kind of line?Question 1:Customer don’t specify which kind of line is impedance line.Suggestion:Control 5 mil lines on layer #.Question2:Customer requires to control impedance value xxx Ohm for xxx mil lineon layer, but there is no such kind of line in CAD gerber.Suggestion: a) We’ll control impedance xxx Ohm for xxx mil line.b) Ignore the requirement of impedance, and follow CAD gerber to do, andensure lay-up structure & line width/spacing process allowance tolerancespecified by customer.2.Impedance valueQuestion 3:Based on the Lay-up structure specified by customer, after calculating the impedance value with the polar software, the impedance value will be xxx Ohms, but xxxOhms is required in customer DWG/spec.Suggestion:a) Follow customer lay-up, but control impedance value as xxx Ohms.b) To meet impedance value xxx Ohms called by customer, but pleaseallow us to adjust lay-up as shown in figxx.c)To meet the requirement of xxx Ohms, we have to adjust finishedconductor width from xxx mil to xxx mil.<choose suitable suggestion for different case>Question 4: Customer call xxx ohm (aaa mil line), XXXohm (bbb mil line) and AAA ohm(ccc mil line) on layerA, after base on the calculating value from polar software, we can’t meetthem at the same time.Suggestion :Just control xxx, for other line, ignore impedance requirement, but ensure the requirement of lay-up & line width/spacing defined by customer.3.Coupon line widthQuestion 5: Customer require to control impedance xxx Ohm for xxx mil line, but the line width is xxx mil in the coupon designed by customer.Suggestion: a) Change the line width in the coupon from xxx mil to xxx mil.b) Follow CAD to do, and we’’ll measure impedance value based on coupon designedby ourselves at the production board edge.4.Distance between holes in couponQuestion 6: Customer design the distance between two holes in impedance coupon is xxx mil, but our normal distance to test in our plant is xxx mil.Suggestion: a) We would like to change the distance as xxx mil used in our plant.b) Follow CAD design, bu t we’ll just measure the impedance coupon designed byourselves at the production board edge.5 Test point issueQuestion 7: Customer specified test point for xxx Ohm, but we found there is no impedance line to connect with it.Suggestion: We’ll just control xxx Ohm for the xxx mil line and measure impedance value from thecoupon designed by ourself at production board edge.VII. Cu Thk1.PTH holeQuestion 1: Min xxx mil copper t hickness in hole wall is called in DWG. But it’s tight for our plant capability.Suggestion: To smooth production, please confirm min xxx mil is acceptable.2.Buried hole & blind holeQuestion 2:Customer doesn’t call the copper t hickness for blind or buried hole:Suggestion:We propose to do 0.7mil(min) & 0.8mil(avg) when the blind hole size more than0.15mm, and 0.4mil(min) & 0.5mil(avg) when the blind hole size equal and less than0.15mm in the blind microvias; 0.5mil(min)&0.6mil(avg) in the buried holes accordingto IPC-6012 Class 2 spec.3.Surface copper ThkQuestion 3: Customer requires copper Thk xxx mil on surface, it’s very tight, due to CAD design conductor is uneven, if meet such thicker copper on surface, then the copper Thk in holewall will be about xxx mil, then can’t meet finished hole diameter at the same time.Suggestion: Please kindly accept min xxx mil on surface.VIII. Conductor design1.Delete non-functional isolated pads in inner layerQuestion1: There are some Non-functional isolated PADs in inner layerXX. It is easy to lead to short in inner layers during production process.Suggestion: In order to smooth production, we propose to delete these Non-fuctional isolated PADs, please confirm.2.Annular ringQuestion 2: For all Dia13mil holes in all layers, CAD design circuit PAD is Dia25mil, when we use small drill-bit dia0.35mm (finished hole Dia Tol will be controlas Dia13+0/-13mil), the annular ring is only 5.6mil, and there is no enoughspace in CAD design to enlarge circuit PAD. And customer spec call finishedannular ring 2.0 mil at the same time. Due to the position deviation fromdrilling process and registration accuracy during dry-film process, if meetsuch requirement, production film annular ring need 7mil on outer layer.Suggestion: a) we’ll add teardrop at the line to PAD conjunction area and ensure min 2.0 mil annular ring.But for other area, please accept max 90 degree breakout.b) Please allow change hole Diameter from +/-xxx mil to +xxx/-BBBmil, then we can usesmaller drill bit (Diaxxxmil) to ensure mininum xxx mil annular ring.(Apply to the case: choose big drill-bit per customer requirement, but can’t meet annularring. If change tolerance, then can use small drill-bit to meet annular ring).3.Clearance issueQuestion 3: CAD design copper clearance is only xxx mil, it’s easy to cause short in inner layer, we’ll shave GND copper about xxx mil to get XXX mil copper clearance to avoid short in innerlayer.Suggestion: Please confirm.4.Isolated line to separate different area in inner layersQuestion 4: CAD design different GND copper area, but one PTH hole drilled on the separated line, It’ll cause the the two isolated GND area short.Suggestion: We’ll shave GND copper about xxx mil to get 10 mil copper clearance in inner layer.5.Tenting hole issueQuestion 5: The distance from NPTH hole edge to GND/line edge is only xxx mil on outer layer, To facilitate to tent hole during D/F process, we’ll shave GND copper/move line aboutxxx mil. (tenting capability is 7 mil in plant)Suggestion: Please confirm.6.Line width/spacing TolQuestion 6:“Line width/spacing process allowance tolerance is +/-10% of master artwork” is required in customer DWG/Spec, but it’s tight for us to control.Suggestion: We’ll refer to spec IPC-A-600G Class 2 to control it as +/-20% of master artwork.7.Strange designQuestion 7: We don’t know whether the design shown in figxx (describe the details) is normal or not?Suggestion: a) Follow CAD design to do only.b) Please advise.8.Exposed copper along board edgeQuestion 8: In CAD design, conductor pad/GND copper is very near board edge (only 2 mil clearance), it will cause exposed copper after building profile.Suggestion: We’ll shave conductor pad/GND copper about xxx mil to avoid exposed copper.9.Plating Gold finger guide lineQuestion 9:“Line width/spacing process allowance tolerance is +/-10% of master artwork” is required in customer DWG/Spec, but it’s tight for us to control.Suggestion: We’ll refer to spec IPC-A-600G Class 2 to control it as +/-20% of master artwork.10.Isolated fiducial markQuestion 10: There are some isolated fiducial marks at the blank area in the unit (or at the breakaway area), it will be plated thicker copper than other area, and it’s easy to be peeledoff/damaged during production process.Suggestion: We’ll add copper ring (14 mil line width) around fiducial mark covered by solder resist. 11.Dummy pattern at breakaway areaQuestion 11: To balance lay-up structure and keep electrical current dentify even to improve plating quality, we’ll add dummy pattern at breakaway area.Suggestion: Please confirm.12.Dummy pattern at blank area in boardQuestion 12: CAD design conductor pattern is uneven, to balance lay-up structure and improve plating quality, we’ll add dummy pattern away from any pattern 100 mil at blank area in the unit.(see figxx)Suggestion: Please confirm.13.Fill in the narrow spacingQuestion 13: There are some narrow line spacing (only xxx mil) in CAD design, it’s not easy to fabricate and cause film scrip defect during D/F process.Suggestion: To smooth production, we propose to fill in them as solid.14.Similar issue on “Made in USA”Question 14: There are characters “MADE IN USA” etched in xxx film, due to the limitation of custom policy, we’ll change it as “MADE IN CHINA”.Suggestion: Please confirm.15.LOGO position & typeQuestion 15: We’ll etch our LOGO on xxx layer at the position shown in figxx.Suggestion: Please confirm.IVIII. Solder mask & Legend film & other (Carbon ink & peel able mask)1.Solder mask ThkQuestion 1: Customer requires solder mask thickness min xxx mil, but if meet it, we have to silkscreen at least twice, it’ll increase cost and lengthen production cycle.Suggestion: To reduce cost and shorten lead-time, please allowed us to change solder mask thickness from xxx mil to min 0.4 mil on the surface of conductor.2.Plugged hole itemsQuestion 2: We found there are no holes at the corresponding position shown in plugged film (see figx).Suggestion: Ignore the requirement to plug holes at these positions without holes.3.Solder mask bridgeQuestion 3: CAD design spacing between SMT pads is 6mil only, but to meet the conductor allowance tolerance, we have to enlarge SMT pad xx mil. Furthermore, to avoid solder mask encroachon SMT PAD, need at least xx mil solder resist opening bigger than SMT pad per side, thenwe just can get xx mil solder mask bridge. However, due to limitation of process, if buildthe s/m bridge, we need at least xxx mil s/m bridge.Suggestion: a) Finished SMT width xxx mil (min) is acceppable.b) We’ll delete the s/m bridge.4.Exposed line/padQuestion 4: Solder mask opening is very bigger to cause exposed line/pad (see fig x).Suggestion: We’ll shave solder mask opening about xx mil to avoid exposed line/pad.5.Solder mask bridge between Gold FingerQuestion 5: There is solder mask bridge between gold fingers (see attached file 1) in CAD design, it’s easy to be damaged/peeled off , because of solution corruption during plating Gold fingerprocess. To smooth production and improve gold finger quality, we propose to delete thesolder resist bridge.Suggestion: Please confirm.6.Distance between the S/M opening edge of via hole/pad and S/M opening of the top of Gold FingerQuestion 6: In CAD design, some via holes & PADs with S/M opening is very near to the S/M opening of Gold Finger (xxx mil), due to the need of process (It is necessary to cover gold fingerwith high temperature tape during HAL process), the distance from hole or line edge to theS/M opening edge of G/F is at least 25 mil.Suggestion: a) Follow CAD to do, but those holes & pads will be partly covered by Gold.b) Shave solder mask opening of G/F about 10 mil and allow the top of G/F to be coveredby solder resist max 10 mil.7.Extra S/M openingQuestion 7: We found some solder mask openings at the locations, where there is no corresponding circuit pads and holes (see figxx).Suggestion: We’ll follow CAD design to do, please confirm.8.Missing S/M opening for SMT pad/round padQuestion 8: No solder mask openings for some SMD pads/round pads (see figxx).Suggestion: a) Follow CAD Gerber to build.b) Add normal solder mask openings for these pads to avoid no solder resist ink on it.ponent mark bridgeQuestion 9: CAD design SMT pad spacing is xxx mil, but due to limitation of process (minimum Component mark bridge 4 mil, and we have to get minimum 6 mil spacing away fromcircuit pads to avoid component mark ink being on conductor pads), so we have no way tobuild the component bridge.Suggestion: Please kindly allow us to delete them.10.C/M widthQuestion 10: CAD design character width is only xxx mil (less than 4 mil) in component mark layer, due to limitation of process, we’ll widen it min 4 mil directly (base on component markspacing 5 mil)<not necessary to raise EQ, build board directly>11.Reverse legendQuestion 11: There are many reversed characters in CAD design.(see fig xx)Suggestion: We’ll reverse them.12.LOGO increase costQuestion 12: Customer call to silkscreen LOGO, UL marking on the Top silkscreen layer, but there is no the Top silkscreen layer. If meet it, we have to add one silkscreen film for the LOGO& UL marking, it’ll increase cost,Suggestion: a) To reduce cost, we propose to etch it at the position shown in figxx on the Top layer.b) If customer insist on it, please reconsider cost.IX. Surface final1.No call surface treatmentQuestion 1: No call manner of surface treatment..Suggestion: a) HAL. (If there is requirement of free-lead, suggest customer use Entek, Immersion Au, Immersion Ag)b) Please advise.2.Tighter ThkQuestion 2: If customer call the tighter thickness than plant capability for surface treatment, propose to relax it to plant capability.3.Feasibility of processQuestion 3: Customer call Immersion tin for surface treatment, but we have to delivery subcontractor to build it during the stage, to shorten lead-time, we want to use Immersion Ag processinstead of it.Suggestion: Please kindly confirm.Question 4: Customer required to build edge contactor with Flash gold + Gold plating, but it’s easy to peel off between two layer gold during production process.Suggestion: We would like to use Immersion Au + Gold plating instead of it.Question 5: Customer requires to silkscreen peelable mask, but surface treatment is immersion Ag (or Immersion Tin) for the project, due to limitation of plant capability, we can’t meet it at thesame time.Suggestion: We’ll ignore the requirement of silkscreen peelable mask. (we can use KANPON tape instead of it, but don’t suggest it to customer, only suggest customer to ignore the requirement)XI. Fabrication for profile1.Rout or PunchQuestion 1: Due to unit size is very small (xxx mm X xxx mm), we would like to design one up-panel DWG (see figxx).Suggestion: a) Please confirm the up-panel DWG designed by us.b) Delivery with single unit form.Question 2: Due to unit size is very small (xxx mm X xxx mm), there will be many slots in up-panel DWG (if customer agree with up-panel DWG designed by us) and production panel DWG,to shorten production cycle and reduce cost, we propose to use punching instead of routing.Suggestion: Please confirm.2.V-cutQuestion 3: To increase production efficiency and shorten lead-time, we propose to make score-line go through breakaway area.Suggestion: Please confirm.Question 4: Customer require remained thickness of v-cut 0.4+/-0.1mm, but the laminate core is FR-1/FR-2/CEM-1/CEM-3 for the project, for such laminate, the remained Thk 0.4mm iseasy to be broken.Suggestion: To avoid break, we’ll use remained Thk 0.8+/-0.15mm instead of it.3.G/F bevelQuestion 5: The Gold finger edge is near to the board edge (xxx mil), and the length of beveling is called xx mil, then there will be exposed copper after beveling process. To avoid it, wepropose to shave the bottom of G/F about xxx mil.Suggestion: Please confirm.4.ChamferRemark: 1) Due to there is chamfer in unit DWG, then sharp corner will exist, inner corner need to be considered. If the very small and punching is for profile, consider whether it can bepunched?Remark: 2) Generally, there are difference for quality & size between data marked in DWG and data measured from CAD outline frame.XII. Bow & TwistQuestion 1: Customer requires bow & twist is xxx, but due to the asymmetry lay-up (xx layers are GND layer, xx layers are signal layers; or different core thickness in the lay-up), then bow &twist will be bigger than normal lay-up.Suggestion: Propose relax it from xxx to maximum 1.0%.Question 2: Bow & twist maximum 0.75% is called in customer spec/DWG, but it’s single side project, for such project, bow & twist can’t meet such tight requirement.Suggestion: Please kindly relax it to maximum 1.5%.XIII. X-outQuestion 1: There are xx units in the up-panel for the project. To reduce cost, we want to know how many scrapped units are acceptable?Suggestion: a) 10% scrapped units are allowed. (if yes, we’ll draw “X” with color pen on both sides of the scrapped units).b) Perfect up-panel.。