Relationship between copper thickness, trace width, and current in flex PCB design In flex PCB design, understanding the relationship...

Why Are Rigid PCB Layer Counts Usually Even? In rigid PCB design, we typically see layer counts like 2, 4, 6, or 10—rarely odd numbers....

In flex PCB design, many beginners or engineers switching fields often think: "Isn't routing just connecting A to B? As long as it’s...

As electronic products continue to evolve toward thinner, lighter, and higher-density designs, flexible PCB technology is also undergoing...

In flexible PCB design, the choice of copper fill has a direct impact on electrical performance, flexibility, EMI shielding, and durability. Engineers usually choose between solid copper and hatched copper depending on the application. At Flex Plus, we often see design trade-offs between these two methods. Let’s break down their differences with real-world considerations. What Is Solid Copper Fill? Solid copper means a continuous copper layer without gaps. Advantages: Excelle

As a professional flex PCB manufacturer, we’ve witnessed firsthand how crucial the flex PCB prototype has become in the product...

Printed circuit boards are super important parts of today’s electronic devices. As tech gets better, we‘ve made all sorts of circuit...

In the electronics industry, flexible circuit boards are widely used due to their lightweight and flexible characteristics. With the...

Flex PCBs are like super flexible wires that allow the circuit to twist, bend, and fold just like a sheet of paper and even sustain the...

With the continuous development and innovation of science and technology, the application requirements in the fields of automobiles,...