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Place micro connector on the edges of a PCB

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Hello,
I need to place a board to board micro connector on the edges of a PCB. See the figure.
What are the minimal value of a, b, and c at the edge of the PCB?
I want to avoid mechanical problems during pluging and unplugging the connectors but when cutting the panelized PCB.

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Michel
 

HI,

I guess the connector manufacturer provides those informations.

Klaus
 

It's firstly a question of PCB design rules and secondly of panelisation techniques. For smallest distance, the PCB contour around the connector would be pre-routed with mouse bites at other places.
 

It's firstly a question of PCB design rules and secondly of panelisation techniques. For smallest distance, the PCB contour around the connector would be pre-routed with mouse bites at other places.
I agree
But what about the design rules about the minimal values at the edge of the PCB?
 

The relevant design rule is copper feature to board contour. I'd consider down to 0.5 mm as feasible. Need to check with the PCB manufacturer.
 

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