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Author Archives: WorkingBear
Apr21
Design Guideline for Flex cable(FPC) Trace Pattern
Many FPCB designers may not be well-versed in the manufacturing process and its limitations. Workingbear have often come across designs that don’t meet DFx requirements, where designers insist on their approach, leading to numerous quality issues during mass production. In … Continue reading
Apr20
Screen-Printing on PET(PolyEthylene Terephthalate) notices
The PTF uses silk-screen to print the silver and carbon combination conductive inks on PET substitute to reach lower cost purpose as compare with FPC (Flexible Printing Circuit). Unfortunately, the screen-printing still has some ability limits. Especially that it has … Continue reading
Apr20
What is PTF(Polymer Tick Film)? PTF introduction
Polymer Thick Film (PTF) flexible circuits are manufactured by screen-printing conductive ink onto flexible substrates such as PET (Polyethylene terephthalate). It can be single layer or multi-layers circuit by further screen-printing dielectric materials as insulating layer and applying through-hole technologies. … Continue reading