Introduction to Rigid-Flex PCBs
Rigid-Flex Boards combine the characteristics of FPC and PCB, offering advantages in space-saving, reliability, and cost reduction, but come with the disadvantages of high production costs and long production cycles.
Rigid-Flex Boards combine the characteristics of FPC and PCB, offering advantages in space-saving, reliability, and cost reduction, but come with the disadvantages of high production costs and long production cycles.
Flexible PCBs have disadvantages such as high initial cost, difficulty in modification and repair, limited size constraints, and the need for careful installation to avoid damage.
Flexible PCBs have disadvantages such as high initial cost, difficulty in modification and repair, limited size constraints, and the need for careful installation to avoid damage.
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The disadvantages of rigid flex PCB include higher cost compared to traditional flexible and rigid PCBs and the need for additional support during SMT assembly. However, the advantages of rigid flex PCB, such as space-saving, improved signal transmission, and simplified assembly, make it a valuable choice for high-density and high signal accuracy requirement boards. Additionally, the recent development of endoscope technology provides non-destructive inspection for solder joints on rigid flex PCB.
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