The answer to this question is yes. provided that there is a good rationale behind the design, scale of production, and the requirements...

What is a Rigid Flex Circuit Board? A rigid flex circuit board is a special type of printed circuit board (PCB) that combines both hard...

As modern electronics continue to get smaller, lighter, and more durable, rigid flex PCB design best practices have become more important...

Single-sided FPC board warping is a common issue in the flexible PCB manufacturing industry. Warping not only affects product performance...

Creating a FPC board (Flexible Printed Circuit board) at home might sound appealing to electronics enthusiasts, but is it actually...

Have you ever struggled to fit a rigid PCB into a tight, curved enclosure? Or watched a solder joint crack after repeated flexing?...

Flex PCBs (Flexible Printed Circuit Boards) are widely used in compact electronics, medical devices, aerospace systems, and wearables due...

In the precision manufacturing process of flex PCB, various defects directly affect product yield and reliability. As a flex PCB factory,...

In the development of flexible printed circuit boards, the selection of copper foil type ED or RA is a fundamental technical decision. It...

What Are PI, PEN, and PET? In the design of a flex PCB substrate, choosing the right material is crucial. The base material directly affects the performance, cost, and durability of your flexible printed circuit. At Flex Plus, we help customers worldwide manufacture flexible PCBs that are reliable and application-optimized. There are three common flex PCB substrate materials:  PEN (Polyethylene Naphthalate), Polyimide (PI), and PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate). While they may