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PCB Thermal Conductivity and Thermal Via Array Optimization

The thermal conductivity of a printed circuit board (PCB) is largely determined by the properties of its dielectric layers, such as FR-4, high-TG materials, or thermally enhanced laminates.In low-power and high-reliability electronic devices, efficient thermal management is still critical to ensure long-term performance and stability. To improve heat dissipation, PCB designers commonly use thermal via...

EPIG vs ENIG Solderability Performance After Steam Aging

With the rapid development of high-frequency and high-reliability electronic products, the limitations of traditional ENIG (Electroless Nickel Immersion Gold) surface finishes have become increasingly evident. EPIG (Electroless Palladium Immersion Gold) has emerged as an advanced alternative, especially for RF, microwave, and fine-pitch PCB applications. This article, optimized and technically interpreted by KKPCB, presents a comparative...

Control of Conductor Etching in PCB Manufacturing: Precision Copper Etching for Fine-Line Circuit Patterns

Control of Conductor Etching Process in Printed Circuit Boards Copper etching is one of the most critical steps in printed circuit board (PCB) manufacturing, as it directly determines the accuracy and reliability of conductive circuit patterns. The term “printed circuit board” originates from this process, since etching is the final stage of photolithography used to...

Nine Factors That Cause Signal Integrity Problems on a PCB

Preventing signal integrity issues on printed circuit boards (PCBs) is a challenging task for modern designers. Successful resolution requires a deep understanding of signal integrity design principles and practices. The introduction of faster logic families has led to simple printed circuit board (PCB) layouts no longer meeting signal integrity requirements. When working on high-speed designs, designers face...

Ten Tips for Designing Automotive PCBs

The high level of competition in the modern automotive electronics market encourages manufacturers to constantly introduce new technologies and improve existing features, such as autopilot, automatic parking, emergency braking, keyless start, lane keeping control, and the like. Printed circuit boards (PCBs) are an essential and integral part of any electronic device in a vehicle. Their quality and...

Advantages, Challenges, and Design Considerations in Modern PCB Manufacturing

The Evolution of Embedded Component Technology in Modern Electronics Looking back at the evolution of computing—from Apollo workstations and early mainframes to ultrathin laptops and smartphones—the miniaturization of electronic components has always been central to technological progress. As devices become smaller and more powerful, engineers must balance form factor, functionality, PCB materials, signal integrity, power...

Warm-Metallurgy Processing Enables High Ductility and Ultra-High Mobility Films

Warm-Metallurgy Breakthrough Expands the Capabilities of Inorganic Semiconductors Inorganic semiconductors are known for their excellent electrical properties but suffer from extreme brittleness at room temperature. This limitation has historically required complex, costly deposition technologies and made these materials unsuitable for flexible and wearable electronics. Recent research from Chinese scientists presents a major breakthrough, offering a...

Impedance Matching in HDI PCB Design

Impedance matching in HDI ( High- Density Interconnect ) boards is intended to prevent transmission errors, especially losses caused by transmission line resistance and the dielectric properties of the printed circuit board. Microvias can be used to create manufacturing-friendly PCB layouts in impedance-matched systems. BGA escape routing and dogbone fanout structures enable impedance matching in HDI PCBs. When do PCB traces...