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Pad Cratering: The Basics

Pad cratering, what is it?  Pad cratering is defined as a separation of the pad from the PCB resin/weave composite

PCB Material Data Sheets

For all of our friends that feel just a little uncertain when material data sheets are discussed and words like

PCB Material Data Sheets: The Basics

For all of our friends that feel a little uncertain when material data sheets are discussed and words like dielectric

Benefits of a fine line additive PCB process

The traditional subtractive etch process for manufacturing printed circuit boards becomes much less reliable when working with features that are

Flex Circuit Shielding Options

Shields are often needed when an application requires limits in electromagnetic interference/radio frequency interference (EMI/RFI)  or to fabricate low-voltage circuitry. 

.4 mm device routing – PCB

Here is an example for routing a .4 mm pitch device: Outer Layer With Quadrant Dog bone DUT Pad .25mm

Circuitry on a balloon catheter

Advantage to Additive Fine Line PCB manufacturing process: Medical Device: Circuits on balloon catheter –Need: fine line and spaces (<25

IPC and MIL SPEC for Printed Circuit Boards

There are two types of specs commonly used in the PCB industry: IPC and the MIL Spec. Here is a

Sub 1 Mil Line and Space

Breakthrough in fine line metallization IC packaging and high end applications are driving the need for finer lines.  Conventional (subtractive

Zeta Materials

Zeta Materials ~ This changes everything! Following is a brief overview of  Zeta materials.   If you have a need