People who are relatively new to the industry of printed circuits boars often find themselves confused about how the fabrication projects are being priced. Different types of boards usually require different types of preparations methods and because of that their price might escalate or decrease, but the customers (buyers) don’t get to know to know how that happens. Continue reading →

A PCB (printed circuit board) is a self contained module of interconnected electronic components. PCBs are found in various devices such as computer systems, telecommunications systems, radios, radars and so much more. Continue reading →

PCBs (printed circuit boards) are without a doubt a key feature in the manufacturing and development of most electronic components and equipment. You can find PCBs in just about every type of electronic device. Most people have accepted the fact that PCBs are here to stay, but have you wondered what exactly a PCB is? If you have, then keep on reading to find out the answer. Continue reading →

PCBs (printed circuit boards) have, more or less, become a very vital part of modern electronic equipment. In fact, if you were to disintegrate any electronic equipment in your house, the chances are that you are going to come face to face with one of myriad types of PCBs. A basic printed circuit board is comprised of a very large number of passive and active components. They are connected from side to side with traces on the board. It is wholly possible to develop very large circuits on small printed circuits boards with the availability of very small sized electronic components. Continue reading →

Printed Circuit Boards, an essential component in all electrical devices today, are made up of conducive and non-conducive materials. The primary purpose of this board is to offer mechanical support to electrical devices so that they can function effectively in more than one ways. Printed circuit board production takes place at the hands of skilled technicians that produce them with thin copper layers that are covered and safeguarded with a layer of adhesive epoxy material. Continue reading →

Printed Circuit Boards, or PCBs, have been influencing our lives since 1950 in ways that we take for granted. From the ordinary desktop computers to complex medical devices and automotives, PCBs are literally everywhere. There are countless resources that are used to manufacture PCBs and the hard work and effort it entails is normally ignored by the consumers of electronic products. Even if you have a vague idea of the designing and manufacturing process of PCBs, you would easily find out how useful yet complex this technology is. Continue reading →

A Flex PCB is a patterned arrangement of Printed Circuitry and components that utilizes flexible base material.

Flexible printed circuit boards are now in use throughout the electronics industry. Continue reading →

What should you know about Flex Printed Circuit Boards

Flexible printed circuit boards were originally designed as a replacement for traditional wire harnesses. From early applications during World War 2, to the present, growth and proliferation of flex circuits and flexible printed circuit boards continues exponentially. Continue reading →

Let’s start out with a widely-unknown piece of information: the first ever printed circuit board was created in 1936 by Mr. Paul Eisle. However, its application didn’t find any ground until the US Defense Industry started incorporating PCBs in their bomb detonator systems in the 1950s. Conversely, things are over and above different today as PCBs are integrated in almost all the electronic devices we see around every day. From consumer electronics to aerospace, new energy, automobile and personal computers, you name it and it’s there. Continue reading →