I'm in a process of making a presensitized PCB and soldering the components on by hand.
When I did my first PCB's I used a 0.6mm isolate (spacing between ground plane and any other track/pad). Now I am using 0.4mm isolate and I'm considering 0.3mm isolate because it allows me to create a better ground plane (instead of having one looking like a fat U shape).
Now the PCB mask will be professionally printed so printout quality won't be an issue, but before I try 0.3mm isolate, are there any factors I should consider first?
When I did my first PCB's I used a 0.6mm isolate (spacing between ground plane and any other track/pad). Now I am using 0.4mm isolate and I'm considering 0.3mm isolate because it allows me to create a better ground plane (instead of having one looking like a fat U shape).
Now the PCB mask will be professionally printed so printout quality won't be an issue, but before I try 0.3mm isolate, are there any factors I should consider first?