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UHDI Fundamentals: A Primer on UHDI
September 28, 2023 | Anaya Vardya, American Standard Circuits
There has always been pressure to reduce line and space as we have seen the bleeding edge technology go from 8 mils to 5 mils and then to 3 mils. The difference between “then” and “now” is that the prior advancements, for the most part, used the same processes, chemistry and equipment going from 8 mils to 3 mils. But going from 3 mil to sub 1 mil trace and space is a quantum leap in printed circuit board (PCB) technology that requires a whole new set of processes and materials.
Rigid-flex Design Guidelines
September 27, 2023 | Cherie Litson, CID+, Litson1 Consulting
Rigid-flex circuits are unique structures; part rigid board and part flex, they’re increasingly working their way into many of the electronic devices we use every day. There have been many advances in rigid-flex lately as more companies find themselves exploring this technology. So, before I started writing this article about rigid-flex design, I double-checked a few things. Fortunately, there is plenty of rigid-flex information available on a variety of great websites that we all know and trust.
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Designer’s Notebook: DFM Principles for Flexible Circuits
September 14, 2023 | Vern Solberg, Designer's Notebook
Flexible circuit applications can be as basic as furnishing electrical interconnect between two conventional circuit board assemblies, or to prove a platform for placing and interconnecting electronic components. During the planning...
Elementary, Mr. Watson: Flex Designs—The Future and Beyond
September 14, 2023 | John Watson, Elementary, Mr. Watson
Electronics are continually evolving, driven by innovations in printed circuit board technology. Flexible PCBs have emerged as a revolutionary force, reshaping the PCB industry and influencing the design and functionality of countless...
The Shaughnessy Report: Rigid-flex Design No Longer a Niche
September 12, 2023 | Andy Shaughnessy, The Shaughnessy Report
When I first started covering this industry in 1999, rigid-flex circuits were considered a niche market. In fact, Compaq was deemed a trendsetter for using rigid-flex in its laptops. Now, analysts at Credence Research predict that the...
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