We all know that when producing PCBs and PCBAs, multiple individual PCBs are usually combined into one larger panel, a process called panelization, to improve production efficiency. Typically, these individual boards are arranged in a neat and consistent manner with the same orientation. However, when the PCB has an irregular shape or special requirements, a mirrored panel or flipped panel design might be used. While this design can improve efficiency in the SMT production line and reduce material costs, it may also come with certain design and production challenges. In this article, we will explore these issues and consider potential solutions.
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