PCB panel guidelines

Panel guidelines - tips to make stable panels

	Guidelines for customers that opt for the Eurocircuits standard panel based on a Single PCB layout For this option you select 'Panel prepared by Eurocircuits according to Eurocircuits panel rules
	Guidelines for customers that let Eurocircuits panelise their boards based on specific panel instructions. For this option you select 'Panel prepared by Eurocircuits according to customer specific rules
	Guidelines for customers that design and upload their own panel data For this option you select 'Panel prepared by Customer, according to customer specific panel rules'
	Tips for designing and ordering panels. Mechanical stability and strength Manufacturability and ease of Assembly
	How to panelise small PCB's Don't put to many small PCB's in a panel. Add extra material between the PCB's to increase overall mechanical stability
	How to panelise round shaped PCB's We recommend using a minimum of 10.00 mm clearance between round shaped PCB's A minimum of 4 break-out routing tabs will be added at 45°angles
	Guidelines for copper distribution on panels. Make sure that your panels have an even copper distribution on each layer and between different layers. If needed add extra copper patterns inside the circuits, in between the PCB's or in the panelborder...
	Influence of components on panelizing - Overhanging and heavy components. Overhanging components... Use of heavy components...
	Panel instructions - V-cut basics. The minimum distance between any two V-cut lines is 5.00 mm V-cut is always over the complete length of the panel...