What Is Single Sided PCB?
Single-sided PCB, also known as single layer PCB, is one of the most common types of PCBs. It has conductive material on one side, and another side contains electronic components connected
December 10, 2019
Will Li
- Production Engineering Manager
“My passion lies in optimizing PCB production workflows, implementing stringent quality control measures, and training teams on best practices to ensure every board we produce meets the highest standards of excellence. ”
Will is an expert in electronic components, PCB production processes, and assembly technology, with extensive experience in production supervision and quality control. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering and a certification in Project Management. With over ten years of experience in the electronics manufacturing industry, Will has significantly contributed to optimizing production workflows, implementing robust quality control procedures, and training staff in industry best practices.
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How to Manufacture Multilayer PCB
Complete Guide about Multilayer PCB Multilayer PCB is a type of circuit board that contains three or more layers of conductive material. These boards increase the available area for wiring.
December 7, 2019
Rigid PCB: Everything Beginners Need to Know is Here
Rigid PCB is the most common type of PCB, they provide sturdy mechanical support for mounted electronic components, while enabling efficient manufacturing using automated assembly processes. These attributes have made rigid
December 6, 2019
Should I Use Double Layer PCB or Single Layer PCB?
Before you start designing your PCB, you need to decide whether you will use a double-layer or a single-layer PCB. We widely use both of these in everyday electronic devices. The
November 30, 2019
Double Sided PCB: A Detailed Guide for Beginners
With the ongoing miniaturization and complexity of electronic devices, maximizing PCB space and trace routing has become critical. Fitting ever-growing component counts into tight PCB spaces is an ongoing challenge.
November 28, 2019
Through Hole Vs. Surface Mount: How to Choose the Right Method
When assembling printed circuit boards, engineers have two main techniques to choose from: through hole and surface mount technology (SMT). In the early days, we dealt with components having long leads
November 25, 2019
Wave Soldering vs. Reflow Soldering: What’s the Difference?
Soldering is a process of joining two metals by melting a filler metal, called solder, which flows into the joint and solidifies to form a strong bond. It is widely used
November 16, 2019
Reflow soldering on PCB
Reflow soldering is widely used for manufacturing PCB assemblies. It provides consistent soldering for the large variety of required components and pad sizes. On top of that, it is very
November 15, 2019
Flexible PCB Manufacturing: A Step-by-Step Guide
Are you thinking about incorporating a flex circuit into your product? These boards are perfect choices for various applications due to their incredible characteristics. With the demand for flexible PCBs
October 30, 2019
