Analysis and Improvement of Quality Defects in PCB Inner Layers (Coating Process)

1. PCB Inner Layer Defects – Open Circuits, Notches, Pinholes 1. Common Defects (Open Circuits, Notches, Pinholes) Image Description 1.1. Open Circuit due to Ink Peeling (caused by poor surface treatment affecting ink adhesion) 1.2. Notch in the Circuit (Pinholes on the Ink Surface after Coating) 1.3. Open Circuit (Debris on the Film Positioning) 1.4. … Read more

Essential PCB Design: 31 Routing Tips

When designing PCBs, it is evident that the routing process is indispensable. The rationality of the routing not only determines the aesthetics of the PCB and its production costs but also reflects the performance of the circuit and its heat dissipation capabilities, as well as whether the performance of the components can be optimized. This … Read more

PCB Without Mark Points: The Critical SMT ‘Lifeline’ Engineers Must Be Aware Of

In microcontroller development, we often need to hand over the designed PCB files to the factory for production. Recently, one of our engineers encountered a troubling issue, as the PCB board lacked Mark points, resulting in deductions from the SMT factory. Today, we will discuss this topic: how important are Mark points in SMT processing? … Read more

Optimization Solutions for Irregular BGA Solder Points on PCB Boards

The design of BGA (Ball Grid Array) on PCB boards is very common in the industry, and the issue of irregular BGA sizes can severely affect the soldering quality and electrical performance of PCBs. To effectively improve this issue, it is necessary to address it from the aspects of design and manufacturing processes.1. Package Design1. … Read more

The Ultimate Guide to PCB Panel Design: Master All Techniques from Cost Optimization to Efficient SMT Production!

PCB Panel Design: The Perfect Balance of Cost and Efficiency In PCB manufacturing, panel design directly affects production efficiency and cost. A reasonable panel scheme can increase SMT placement efficiency several times, while incorrect designs can lead to reduced processing speed or even production failure. This article will delve into the core points of PCB … Read more

What Are High-Frequency PCB Materials? How to Choose?

Definition of High-Frequency PCB High-frequency boards refer to special circuit boards with electromagnetic frequencies that are relatively high, used in the fields of high frequency (frequency greater than 300MHz or wavelength less than 1 meter) and microwave (frequency greater than 3GHz or wavelength less than 0.1 meter) PCBs. They are produced using standard rigid circuit … Read more

Recommended Job Positions for PCB Engineers: Beware of These Career Risks!

If PCB engineers want to avoid career risks and secure high-paying positions, they must accurately steer clear of directions with low technical barriers, shrinking industries, or excessive competition. It is essential to choose the current trends and find suitable job positions! This article will analyze recommended positions for PCB engineers and provide warnings about career … Read more

Detection Technology and Reporting Standards for Ion Contamination of PCB Circuit Boards

Click the blue text to follow us Overview of Ion Contamination in PCB Circuit Boards In the field of electronic manufacturing, with the advancement of technology, the integration of PCB circuit boards continues to rise, leading to denser component layouts and increasingly smaller line spacings.In this technological context, the cleanliness requirements for PCB circuit boards … Read more

PCB Cleanroom: Precision Purification Solutions for Demands in Precision Manufacturing

In today’s rapidly advancing technological era, PCBs (Printed Circuit Boards) are essential components in electronic devices, and their manufacturing quality directly impacts the performance and reliability of the entire electronic product. As electronic products trend towards miniaturization, high performance, and high integration, the manufacturing of PCBs increasingly demands stringent production environment standards. The emergence of … Read more

Micro Robot Made of ‘Liquid Metal’ Runs Faster than a Cheetah

Introduction Most soft robots are slow, but these robots feel the need for speed. Scientists at Johannes Kepler University (JKU) have created controllable soft robots that can run, swim, and jump at high speeds. During testing, the robots achieved speeds of 70 BL/s (body lengths per second). These results are astonishing, as even the cheetah … Read more