ALL ABOUT FLEX PCB

  • DRC Settings and Guidelines for CAD Packages

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    Introduction to DRC in CAD Design Rule Checking (DRC) is an essential step in the electronic design automation (EDA) process that helps ensure the manufacturability and reliability of integrated circuits (ICs) and printed circuit boards (PCBs). DRC involves verifying that a design complies with a set of predefined rules and […]

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  • What is an Interactive Panel? An interactive panel, also known as an interactive flat panel display (IFPD), is a large, flat-screen display that incorporates touch technology, allowing users to interact with the content on the screen using their fingers or a stylus. Interactive panels are typically designed to be mounted […]

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  • PCB Solver – Outline/Milling Editor

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    Introduction to PCB Solver PCB Solver is a powerful and user-friendly software tool designed to streamline the process of creating and editing printed circuit board (PCB) outlines and milling paths. Whether you are a professional PCB designer or a hobbyist, PCB Solver offers a comprehensive set of features to help […]

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  • Profiling -V-cut Scoring

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    What is Profiling V-cut? Profiling V-cut, also known as V-grooving or V-scoring, is a technique used in the packaging and printing industry to create precise, clean folds in various materials, such as paper, cardboard, or plastic. This method involves cutting a V-shaped groove into the material, which allows for easier […]

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  • What is the galvanic process of electrolysis?

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    Table of Contents History and Discovery Principles of Galvanic electrolysis Electrochemical Cells Redox Reactions Factors Affecting Galvanic Electrolysis Applications of Galvanic Electrolysis Metal Refining Electroplating Production of Chemicals Other Applications Advantages and Disadvantages Future Developments FAQ Conclusion References Request Flex PCB Manufacturing & Assembly Quote Now History and Discovery The […]

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  • Bare Board Testing

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    What is a Bare Board? A bare board, also known as a printed circuit board (PCB) without components, is the foundation of any electronic device. It consists of a non-conductive substrate, typically made of fiberglass or other composite materials, with conductive copper traces etched onto its surface. These traces form […]

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  • New timeline makes order tracking smarter

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    What is an Order-Tracking Timeline? An order-tracking timeline is a visual representation of an order’s journey from placement to delivery. It displays key milestones chronologically, giving customers a clear overview of their order status. By presenting information in an intuitive timeline format, retailers can improve transparency, reduce customer inquiries, and […]

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  • What are Press-Fit Holes?

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    Introduction to Press-Fit Holes Press-fit holes, also known as interference fit holes, are a type of mechanical fastening method used to join two components together without the need for additional fasteners such as screws, bolts, or adhesives. This technique relies on the principle of elastic deformation, where the hole diameter […]

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  • What paste to be used on heat sink?

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    Introduction to Heatsink paste Heatsink paste, also known as thermal paste, thermal grease, or thermal compound, is a crucial component in ensuring efficient heat transfer between a heat-generating device (such as a CPU or GPU) and a heatsink. The primary purpose of heatsink paste is to fill the microscopic air […]

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  • KiCAD – Rayming reads in native KiCAD-data

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    Introduction to KiCAD and Rayming KiCAD is an open-source electronic design automation (EDA) software that allows users to design printed circuit boards (PCBs) from schematic capture to PCB layout. It has gained popularity among hobbyists, students, and professionals due to its free availability and robust features. Rayming is a company […]

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