How to Choose the Right PCB Material
There are many different materials used for PCB. Each material has a different benefit depending on your needs. Let’s find out which PCB material works best for you.
20Apr
20Sep
How Are Printed Circuit Boards Used in Military, Aerospace, and Government Entities?
Military, aerospace, and government (MAG) entities are known for their cutting-edge technology and need for dependable products due to their challenging working circumstances. Printed circuit boards (PCBs) are the core part of many electronics and products, so they need to be held to the highest standard. These printed circuit boards are subjected to severe environments, chemicals,...
30Jun
Different Soldering Techniques for PCBs
When designing or manufacturing printed circuit boards, there are many factors in the process to consider to ensure your product works properly. Soldering is a crucial component in the electronics manufacturing process. Soldering is the process of attaching two or more components together using a glue-like metal substance called solder. The soldering technique you choose depends on...
30May
The Most Common Uses of PCBs in Different Industries & Applications
Printed circuit boards (PCBs) play a vital role in today’s society — even more than you may realize. PCBs are found in all electronic devices, from everyday consumer products to intricately designed aerospace aircraft. As devices get smaller and more intricate, PCB designers, engineers, and manufacturers must learn to cater to these requirements. Let’s dive into ways printed...
15Apr
What Are the Different Types of PCB Testing Methods?
Testing printed circuit boards is an essential step in the printed circuit board manufacturing process. Without testing PCBs, there is an enormous risk, and it’s likely your product will run into several errors after hitting the market. Electronics that malfunction can even cause harm to consumers. There are several testing methods your printed circuit board manufacturer...
30Mar
Factors To Consider for Your PCB Design and Layout
Designing your PCB with best practices in place is essential for creating a reliable device at an affordable price. While the components and materials matter, make sure you leave yourself time in the design phase to think about and utilize the printed circuit board layout. A well-designed PCB layout means your product has a high potential to...
20Mar
How To Protect PCBs From Moisture
Moisture exposure has one of the most harmful effects on printed circuit boards. Even the smallest droplet can cause warping, rust, and malfunction. Keeping humidity and moisture at bay when creating, storing, and shipping electronics and PCBs is crucial to ensure your boards and components function correctly. There are many methods to leverage during the fabrication, assembly,...
15Feb
Dirty PCB? | What You Should Know About Cleaning Your Dirty PCBs
Over time — during the manufacturing, testing, and storage phases — your printed circuit boards (PCBs) collect dust, debris, and liquid. When contaminants of any sort or in any amount come into contact with PCBs, it leads to corrosion, overheating, and damage. Printed circuit boards must be cleaned to prevent future malfunctions and keep them working...
30Jan
What Chemicals Are Used in PCB Manufacturing?
Many different components must come together when creating printed circuit boards. Some of the most critical components are the chemicals involved in the manufacturing process. There are many different cleaners, antifoams, finishers, replenishers, and other chemicals that are applied when the PCB is in the process of being assembled. Let’s take a more in-depth look at all...
20Dec
What Is DFM? Here’s Why It’s the Answer to Your PCB Production Problems
Imagine getting your product all the way through to the final stages—and you’re set to finally deliver it to the market. Suddenly, you find errors, leading to a host of challenges and delays. It’s no secret in the manufacturing industry—especially in the PCB (printed circuit board) arena–that issues arise at the worst possible moments. You may...