Monday, October 31, 2016

How to introduce gold finger PCB just few steps to your customers?



How to introduce gold finger PCB just few steps to your customers?
Jim will discuss gold finger PCB manufacturing in three parts below:
Just 3 steps introduce gold finger PCB
You shoul know Gold Finger definition
The use area of Gold Finger
Introduce of Gold finger PCB

You shoul know Gold Finger definition

Gold Finger is gold-plated terminal of a card-edge connector, usually, fingers are done by flash gold (hard gold) and the gold thickness is requested to be from 3u“ to 50u“ because fingers are mainly used for pluging for many times.
When PCBs will be repeatedly installed and removed electroplated gold is used for edge-connector contacts or as they are more commonly known: Gold fingers.

The use area of Gold Finger

Gold contact surfaces are often used on circuit boards with membrane switches which are a technology of choice for industrial, commercial and consumer products.

Introduce of Gold finger PCB

However, the gold fingers (gold-plated contact pins) found on PCBs are quite unlike Auric’s stubby, fat digits.
To begin with, the plating thickness of a PCB gold finger is typically a mere 300 micro-inch. At this thickness the hard gold is expected to survive 1,000 cycles before wear through.
gold finger PCB introduceProduct type: 4 layers PCB
Board thickness: 1.60±0.15mm
Copper thickness: 2OZ out layer 1OZ innner Layer
Minimum hole size: 0.50mm
Surface finish: ENIG+gold finger
Minimum line width/space: 0.125/0.125mm
Gold thickness on gold finger: 20u“
gold finger PCB discussProduct type: 6 layers gold finger PCB
Board thickness: 1.60±0.15mm
Copper thickness: 2OZ out layer 1OZ innner Layer
Minimum hole size: 0.50mm
Surface finish: ENIG+gold finger
Minimum line width/space: 0.15/0.13mm
Gold thickness on gold finger: 30u“
If you want place our gold finger PCB,please mail to info@htdcircuits.com

Sunday, October 30, 2016

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Monday, October 24, 2016

PCB Manufacturers suggest specifying Impedance

PCB Manufacturers suggest specifying Impedance
This paper will from different way to discuss specifying Impedance.
1, The reasson Why should Specifying Impedance in your PCB Design?
2, How to Specifying Impedance in your PCB Design

Why should Specifying Impedance in your PCB Design?

If you are designing a product where the impedance is critical then you will need to clearly specify the impedance value required on the specific traces.
These may be designs with tight tolerances or ones that cannot be designed using common Microstrip configurations.

How to Specifying Impedance in your PCB Design?
It is important to note that when you define a trace as having an impedance control requirement, it is the impedance of the trace that is critical and not the size of the trace.
By defining a trace as impedance controlled you are giving permission to the PCB manufacturer to vary parameters such as the size of the trace or thickness of the laminate in order to achieve the desired impedance.
The manufacturer will probably go with the recommended parameters from the field solver first, then test the PCBs impedance and if necessary make appropriate changes and produce the PCB again until the required result is achieved.

HTD PCB manufacturer expert: Consider the component factor during impedance design


HTD PCB manufacturer expert: Consider the component factor during impedance design

Match component impedance:
This information should be found in the component data sheet.

Once you have this information you now know the required impedance value of the track you need to connect these two components.

Track characteristics: track length, width and thickness, its proximity to other tracks, ground planes, laminate thickness and dielectric constant (Er) are all important factors to consider.

For tracks located on outer layers the thickness of the solder mask must also be taken into consideration.

Use a Microstrip: This is a trace on one layer separated from a plane on another layer by a material (such as the substrate).

Remember the antenna example?

A substrate acts like the cable insulator and the plane acts like a shield.

Microstrip configurations are popular because you can use impedance calculators or field solver software to give you recommended trace dimensions based on the impedance you require and the parameters\configuration you are using.

Different configurations and combinations of these Microstrips can be used:

Surface:
Trace on one side and a copper plane on the other.

Coupled:
Where you have more than one trace on one side and a copper   plane on the other.

Embedded:
Where the trace(s) are sandwiched between the substrate with a copper plane on one side.

Stripline:
Where the trace(s) are sandwiched between the substrate with a copper plane on both sides.

Using these methods, where you calculate all the parameters in order to control the impedance is often referred to as “Controlled Dielectric”.

This is sufficient for a lot of designs, as long as you specify the parameters to your manufacturer and they stick to the specifications.


You can calculate your impedance for free here.

Friday, October 21, 2016

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Thursday, October 20, 2016

From a HTD PCB manufacturer to discuss impedance control

From a HTD PCB manufacturer to discuss impedance control.
If you want to learn more impedance control solution for big brand customers, please contact to us.


Let’s take the cable connecting your TV to your antenna\satellite dish and look at it through the lens of impedance.


The purpose of this cable is to transfer the signal from one device (in this case your satellite dish) to another (in this case your TV).

To obtain the best possible signal, the impedance of the satellite dish must match that of the cable and the impedance of the cable must match that of the TV.

If the impedances don’t match, then only a portion of the signal gets transferred down the line to the TV.

The rest of the signal gets sent back along the line to the antenna where it gets resent and another portion of it may now get to the TV but obviously later than the original signal.

This impedance mismatch causes interference in the signal resulting in a blurred picture on our TV or even some double imaging if the mismatch is particularly bad.

Now transfer this scenario to PCBs and imagine the consequences if the correct signals were not

reaching their destination at the required time due to a mismatch in impedance.

Basically nothing would work as well as it should. Controlling impedance then sounds like a pretty good idea, but how do you go about it?

Wednesday, October 19, 2016

HTD PCB manufacturer experts: Why is it Important to Understand Impedance?

HTD PCB manufacturer experts: Why is it Important to Understand Impedance?

It is all about efficiency. Theory shows that maximum signal transfer happens when all impedances along the signal path are matched.

In all circuits which operate under high frequencies and process high speed digital signals, it is important to control impedance.
Impedance control is fast becoming a standard requirement for PCB manufacture and is has become critical in areas such as:

Telecommunications
RF applications
High speed digital applications
Impedance controlled circuits can be found in the electronics you use every day:  your mobile phone, TV, computer, printer and even your car!