Pdf lines resolution

hello
I got a problem with my photoshop I wish to get help with :/
after saving my autocad work with pdf extension and then open it on photoshop the lines resolution turns to look so bad like the photos showing ... can you please tell me where is the problem?
my OS : win 8.1 64x
AutoCAD : 2015
photoshop CS5

-What is the psd file’s resolution?
I think it's 300
-Does Auto CAD export pixel- or vector data and what settings can you chose from when exporting the pdf?
here is the printing process in the AutoCAD
-Could you provide the pdf?
Here is the pdf download link Dropbox - desk projection.pdf

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