Why sometimes there are no errors detected in the PCB design, but short circuits, broken boards and other defects still occur after production and processing?
That's because you didn't take the hole spacing into consideration, resulting in unavoidable loss during the assembly process.
In the production of single-sided or double-sided PCBs, non-through holes or through-holes are drilled directly after blanking; for multi-layer boards, drilling is done after the lamination is completed.
Drilling can be divided according to function: part holes, tool holes, through holes, blind holes, and buried holes. Conventional drilling is processed by drilling machinery. In actual processing, the spacing between drilling holes usually affects the processing of the drilling machine and the reliability of the finished product.