Author: GOPCBA

Tooling and Fixtures in PCBA: A Guide to Precision PCB Assembly Manufacturing

On modern automated electronics manufacturing lines, every flawless printed circuit board assembly (PCBA) is supported by a group of unseen “behind-the-scenes heroes” — jigs and fixtures. They may not attract as much attention as high-speed pick-and-place machines, but they are an indispensable bridge between design and large-scale, high-quality production. Today,…

HDI PCB Technology Explained: Microvias, Blind Vias & Buried Vias in PCB Design

High Density Interconnect (HDI) technology has revolutionized PCB (Printed Circuit Board) design, enabling compact, high-performance electronics. From smartphones and tablets to automotive radar and aerospace systems, HDI PCBs make it possible to fit more functionality into smaller footprints without compromising speed or reliability. Central to this technology are microvias, blind…

Multilayer PCB Lamination: Challenges from 1 to 20 Layers

In the electronics industry, PCB (Printed Circuit Board) technology has evolved dramatically — from simple single-sided boards to today’s complex 10, 20, or even higher-layer constructions. This progress enables faster signal processing and higher-density packaging, but it also brings major challenges in the multilayer lamination process, which is critical to…

Heavy Copper PCBs in High-Power Applications: Importance and Benefits

In the fast-evolving world of electronics, performance and reliability are paramount. High-power applications, such as power supplies, electric vehicles, industrial machinery, and RF amplifiers, place extreme demands on printed circuit boards (PCBs). Traditional PCBs often struggle to cope with these requirements, which is where heavy copper PCBs come into play.…

High-Frequency PCB Materials Explained: The Role of Rogers in RF Design

In the fast-evolving world of wireless communication, 5G networks, radar systems, satellite communications, and high-speed data links are pushing electronic designs to new limits. At the heart of these applications lies a critical choice: the substrate material. While standard FR-4 materials suffice for many conventional PCBs, they often fall short…