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Introduction to PCB Stackups A printed circuit board (PCB) is made up of multiple layers of conductive and insulating materials laminated together. The sequence of materials that make up the PCB is referred to as the PCB stackup. The stackup defines the layer structure of the PCB and determines its […]
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A schematic is a key part of the printed circuit board (PCB) design process. The schematic diagram visually represents the electrical connectivity and functionality of a circuit using standardized symbols and conventions. Developing the schematic is typically the first major step in creating a new PCB design. In this article, […]
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Introduction A PCB (printed circuit board) stackup refers to the sequence and thickness of conductive copper layers and insulating dielectric materials that make up a multilayer PCB. The stackup defines the structure of the PCB and is a critical factor impacting the performance and manufacturability of the board. Careful stackup […]
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Introduction Printed circuit boards (PCBs) are essential components in electronic devices and equipment. They provide the mechanical support and electrical connections between the various components that make up an electronic circuit. A key aspect of PCB design is routing – determining the paths and channels through which signals travel from […]
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Printed circuit boards (PCBs) are essential components in virtually all modern electronic devices. As an electronics designer or engineer, you may need to have PCBs fabricated for prototypes or production runs. Rather than using an overseas PCB manufacturer, you may want to find a PCB production facility close to where […]
Introduction to PCB Assembly Printed circuit board (PCB) assembly is the process of soldering or assembling electronic components onto a PCB to create a functional electronic circuit. It is an important step in the electronics manufacturing supply chain after the PCB fabrication process. Some key facts about PCB assembly: PCB […]
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Introduction A multilayer printed circuit board (PCB) is a PCB made up of more than two conductive copper layers separated by dielectric material. Multilayer construction allows greater component density by routing connections between layers using vertical interconnects called vias. This enables more complex circuitry in less space compared to two-layer […]
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Introduction to aluminum PCBs Aluminum printed circuit boards (PCBs) are a specialized type of PCB made using aluminum metal as the base substrate instead of the more common FR-4 fiberglass material. Aluminum PCBs were first developed in the 1970s and have seen growing use in recent years for applications requiring […]
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A PCB (printed circuit board) mount refers to the method by which a component is mechanically fastened and electrically connected to a PCB. There are several common PCB mount styles, each with their own benefits and drawbacks depending on the application. Some key types of PCB mounts include: Through-Hole Mount […]
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A PCB (printed circuit board) mount refers to the method by which a component is mechanically fastened and electrically connected to a PCB. There are several common PCB mount styles, each with their own benefits and drawbacks depending on the application. Some key types of PCB mounts include: Through-Hole Mount […]