Any fab can do pcb track space within 5/5 mil

Moderator (Company: Titel)
Arkus B. wrote:
> We have a pcb design with track space less than 5/5mil.
Why the heck? I see plenty of empty space... :-/

> Anyone have recommendation of fab who can produce it?
https://www.multi-circuit-boards.eu/en/index.html -->
https://www.multi-circuit-boards.eu/en/products/printed-circuit-boards/special-production.html

https://www.wedirekt.de/en/ -->
https://www.wedirekt.de/web/media/16_wedirekt/spezifikationen/auswahlmoeglichkeiten/WEdirekt_-_Overview_of_the_ordering_options_2017.pdf
In short: almost every up-to-date fab is able to handle those 
structures. But you will have to pay them for.
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@Arkus Bruce (Company: electronic lab) (arkusbruce001)

>We have a pcb design with track space less than 5/5mil.

Bad.

>And i was told many fab can not make it,it will take long time to change
>it.


I doubt it, especially in the screenshot shown. I guess you are just too 
lazy.

Most manufacturer make 6/6 mil desgins using their standard process. 
Smaller track/gap is (much) more expensive.

So your time to fix the design saves Money and provides a good 
opportunity to improve your layout skills.

Njoy
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Arkus B. wrote:
> We have a pcb design with track space less than 5/5mil.

This is not the only problem with your design. There are many 
unacceptable Errors even in this small Picture. I would refuse to 
produce such PCBs in any case.

Georg
Moderator (Company: Titel)
Arkus B. wrote:
> i'll make some changes before manufacturing to save money.
And then run a DRC (design rule check) with real world parameters from a 
manufacturer. When you go out of that DRC with no errors, then you are 
ready for manufacturing.

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