BS EN 61249-2-30 is the second part of the multi-series standard used for printed boards and other interconnecting structures that specifies the properties of clad and unclad materials.
By using BS EN 61249-2-30 you can manufacture good quality printed boards and other interconnecting structures.
BS EN 61249-2-30 gives requirements for properties of non-halogenated epoxide modified cyanate ester woven glass laminate of defined flammability (vertical burning test), copper-clad in thicknesses of 0,03 mm up to 1,60 mm. The flammability rating is achieved through the use of non-halogenated inorganic and/or organic compounds acting as fire retardants. These fire retardants are contained as part of polymeric structure or in addition to it. The glass transition temperature is defined to be 160 °C minimum. Some property requirements may have several classes of performance. The class desired should be specified on the purchase order, otherwise, the default class of material maybe supplied.
BS EN 61249-2-30 on Materials for printed boards and other interconnecting structures is useful for:
Printed circuit boards (PCBs) are used to mechanically support and electrically connect electronic components. These components are connected by using conductive pathways, tracks or signal traces etched from copper sheets laminated onto a non-conductive substrate.
BS EN 61249-2-30 specifies materials that can be used in constructing these printed circuit boards according to their operational requirements. This helps in determining the electrical properties of clad and unclad materials used in printed boards. With the help of these non-electric properties of the copper-clad laminate, you can avoid the defects which directly impact the materials which are to be used in the manufacturing process.
By applying BS EN 61249-2-30 you can manufacture good quality non-halogenated epoxide modified cyanate ester woven glass laminate used in printed boards.
EN 61249-2-30:2013
IEC 61249-2-30:2012