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Copper-clad laminates are prone to scratches. Sometimes it's normal to have some scratches on the surface, which won't affect their use.
Common Knowledge: The difference between glass fiber and bakelite is that bakelite is relatively cheap in terms of material. Naturally, its hardness is not as strong as that of glass fiber and it is also prone to bending. Moreover, it's a bit more tiring to drill holes in glass fiber boards and the drill bits wear out more easily.
Experiment:
In the experiment, the voltage drop caused by the wire resistance resulting from the length of the wire also has to be taken into consideration. The tin applied in the process soldering is just to increase the current-carrying capacity, but it's very difficult to control the volume of the solder. For 10Z steel with a width of 1 mm, it is generally used as a 1.3 A ammeter. Specifically, it depends on the length of your wire. Regarding the maximum current value under the voltage drop limit, it should refer to the maximum allowable value under the temperature rise limit. The fusing value is the value when the temperature rise reaches the melting point of copper. For E850 mil 1c2, when the temperature rise is 1060 degrees (i.e., the melting point of copper), the current is 228 A.
We have multiple sizes and thicknesses of copper-clad laminates. If needed, you can search for Yidab copper-clad laminates