What Is A Double Sided PCB
A double-sided PCB is a critical PCB board used in electronic manufacturing.
Double-sided PCB is an acronym for double-sided printed circuit board. Path paths and line holes in these PCBs can connect electrically to various electronic components.
Moreover, we can use double-sided circuit boards for electronic communication equipment. These PCBs have high requirements. They use advanced instruments. This ensures good performance in computers. The board is often perforated in the middle to join a double-sided PCB.
The manufacturing process of double-sided PCBs differs from that of ordinary PCBs. They have an additional copper precipitation process, which turns on the double-sided circuit. Its biodegradable mesh bags will meet all your requirements.
Feature | Technical specification |
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layers | 2 |
Technology highlights | Epoxy glass insulating materials layered with copper cladding of different thicknesses. |
Materials | FR-4 standard, FR-4 high performance, FR-4 halogen-free. |
Copper weights (finished) | (18 – 210)μm, advanced 1050μm / 30oz |
Minimum track and gap | 0.10mm / 0.10mm |
PCB thickness | 0.40mm – 3.2mm |
Maxmimum dimensions | 510mm x 650mm |
Surface finishes available | HASL (SnPb), LF HASL (SnNiCu), OSP, ENIG, Immersion tin, Immersion silver, Electrolytic gold, Gold fingers |
Minimum mechanical drill | 0.30mm standard, 0.20mm advanced |