Flexible PCBs

  Flexible PCBs are circuit boards made from flexible substrates such as polyimide film, polyamide film, etc. The main materials include conductive materials, insulating materials, and substrates.The conductive material is usually copper foil, which forms a circuit pattern after rolling or etching.Insulating materials are used to isolate conductive layers and prevent short circuits.

  The manufacturing process of Flexible PCBs includes multiple steps such as cutting and drilling circuit boards, creating circuit graphics, laying conductive layers, and soldering.

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Capabilities

Capability Parameter
PCB Type Flexible PCB
Quality Grade Standard IPC 2
Material PI
PET
Number of Layers 1 Layer
2 Layers
4 Layers
6 Layers
8 Layers
Max PCB Size 1 Layer: 4000mm x 240mm
2 Layers: 800mm x 240mm
Multi-layers: 350mm x 240mm
Board Size Tolerance (Outline) ±0.1mm
Soldering Pad Diameter ≥0.3mm
Quality Grade Standard IPC 2
Lead Time 5-7 Days
Coverlay Yellow, White, Black, None
Coverlay Opening Size ≥0.6mm x 0.6mm
Min Spacing Colverlay to Soldering Pad ≥0.15mm
Soldermask Color Green and Others
Soldermask Bridge Green: ≥0.1mm
Others: ≥0.15mm
Minimum Character Width (Legend) ≥0.7mm
Minimum Character Height (Legend) ≥0.8mm
Min Spacing from Silkscreen to Soldering ≥0.2mm
Surface Finish ENIG
OSP
Immersion Tin
Chemical Silver
Impedance Control Single-ended 50Ω
Differential Pairs100Ω
Tolerance ±10%
Stiffener Material PI
FR-4
Aluminum
Steel
Edge Rail Width ≥10mm

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FAQ

The main substrate of flexible circuit boards is usually polyester film or polyimide film.

 These materials have good flexibility and high temperature resistance, which can meet the needs of flexible circuit boards in dynamic applications such as bending and folding.

A layer of conductive material, usually copper foil, is deposited on the substrate of a flexible circuit board through a specific process.

 The thickness of the conductive layer can be adjusted as needed to meet the requirements of different application scenarios for current transmission capacity and mechanical strength.

Substrate preparation: Select and prepare substrates such as polyester film or polyimide film that meet the requirements.

Preparation of conductive layer: Plating copper foil or other conductive materials on the substrate.

Circuit pattern formation: Excess copper foil on the conductive layer is removed through processes such as photo painting and etching to form the desired circuit pattern.

Process processing: After the formation of the circuit pattern, coating protective layer, curing, hole drilling, electroplating and other processes are carried out to increase the protection performance and reliability of the circuit board.

Finished product inspection: Conduct strict finished product inspection on flexible circuit boards, including appearance inspection, circuit connectivity testing, pad reliability testing, and other multiple tests to ensure that the circuit board meets quality requirements.

Before sampling, the design of flexible circuit boards needs to undergo strict review.

 This process mainly checks the rationality, feasibility, and potential manufacturing issues of the design.

 Design review is usually completed by a professional team of engineers who will carefully evaluate the design documents based on experience and technical specifications to ensure the quality and reliability of the final product.