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1741. Which surfaces and reinforcements (stiffeners) are available?  
The standard surface is chemical gold (recommended), optionally also ENEPIG or chemical silver. We offer polyimide (0.025-0.225 mm) and FR4 (0.075-3.20 mm) as stiffeners - 0.20 mm and 0.30 mm are…  
1742. When should I use a rigid-flex printed circuit board?  
Rigid-flex is always suitable if you want to save on connectors and cables, have to bridge several levels in very confined housings or if there is a dynamic load on the connection between rigid…  
1743. Can I have components fitted on the rigid areas?  
Yes, the rigid FR4 areas are suitable for SMD assembly like conventional PCBs. The flexible areas can also be assembled - with appropriate design rules - usually with small components. We support you…  
1744. Which design guidelines are important for Rigid-flex?  
Above all, the following is crucial: transitions between rigid and flexible areas must be mechanically relieved (no sharp edges). The bending radii of the flexible areas should be generously…  
1745. How are the flexible flags (flying tails) contacted?  
The flexible ends can be inserted into the mating part using ZIF connectors, hot-bar processes, soldering or directly as flexible cables. The contact surfaces are usually plated with chemical gold…  
1746. How do I go about preparing a quotation for a rigid-flex project?  
You can directly use our circuit board calculator or send us an enquiry by email. We will be happy to provide you with a customised quote. Our CAM team will advise you as early as the design phase.  
1747. What are the standard technical specifications for metal core PCBs?  
Included as standard: Aluminium core 1.5mm, copper 35µm, insulation 100µm with 2.0W/mK, surface HAL lead-free, white solder resist as well as internal and external milling. Higher thermal…  
1748. In which versions are metal core PCBs available?  
You can order single-sided, double-sided and double-sided through-hole plated aluminium core PCBs. The aluminium is available in thicknesses from 0.5 mm to 2.0 mm , the copper thickness ranges from…  
1749. What does 'Z-axis milling' mean and what is it used for?  
When Z-axis milling the insulating layer is removed selectively down to the aluminium core using a milling cutter. This allows components to be connected directly to the core (e.g. with…  
1750. For which applications are IMS printed circuit boards particularly suitable?  
Typical applications for metal core PCBs are Power LEDs and LED modules (e.g. in lighting, automotive, display backlighting)High-current applications (power electronics, motor drivers)SMD power…  
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