High Density Interconnects PCB
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High-Density Interconnects PCB (HDI PCB) are a fact of life in today’s miniaturized electronics assemblies, such as smart devices and tablets. HDI technology is incorporated into the basic fabrication of the PCB itself and the connections to the components.
The HDI PCB isn’t used just the connections between Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs), like the freeways connecting the cities; it’s in the fabrication of the PCB itself and the connections to the components, like the city streets and alleys between the dwellings and apartment buildings.
Fine Pitch
Surface Mount Technology (SMT) with its fine pitch components requires the printed circuit board miniaturization characteristics and benefits of HDI:
Tight tolerances.
Densely spaced traces and pads.
Multiple layers on a single PCB.
Micro-vias to carry signals from one layer to another.
HDI, with its attendant reduction in size and weight, goes hand in hand with this greater density of surface mount components. Of course, the high count connections for integrated circuits and components including BGAs and flip chips simply adds to the need for HDI.
HDI Design Advantages
The smaller size and weight of HDI circuitry means that the circuit boards fit into smaller spaces and have less mass than conventional printed circuit designs. The smaller size and weight also contributes to less chance of damage from mechanical shocks.
Considerations for HDI Assembly
Placement of the components on the PCB requires more accuracy than conventional PCB design due to the smaller, more compact topography of the PCB.
BGAs and Flip Chips necessitate special soldering techniques and added steps in the assembly and rework (repair) process.
HDI at PCB SKY
High-Density Interconnects PCB (HDI PCB) are a fact of life in today’s miniaturized electronics assemblies, such as smart devices and tablets. HDI technology is incorporated into the basic fabrication of the PCB itself and the connections to the components.
The HDI PCB isn’t used just the connections between Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs), like the freeways connecting the cities; it’s in the fabrication of the PCB itself and the connections to the components, like the city streets and alleys between the dwellings and apartment buildings.
Fine Pitch
Surface Mount Technology (SMT) with its fine pitch components requires the printed circuit board miniaturization characteristics and benefits of HDI:
Tight tolerances.
Densely spaced traces and pads.
Multiple layers on a single PCB.
Micro-vias to carry signals from one layer to another.
HDI, with its attendant reduction in size and weight, goes hand in hand with this greater density of surface mount components. Of course, the high count connections for integrated circuits and components including BGAs and flip chips simply adds to the need for HDI.
HDI Design Advantages
The smaller size and weight of HDI circuitry means that the circuit boards fit into smaller spaces and have less mass than conventional printed circuit designs. The smaller size and weight also contributes to less chance of damage from mechanical shocks.
Considerations for HDI Assembly
Placement of the components on the PCB requires more accuracy than conventional PCB design due to the smaller, more compact topography of the PCB.
BGAs and Flip Chips necessitate special soldering techniques and added steps in the assembly and rework (repair) process.
HDI at PCB SKY
If you have HDI PCB to produce, please send Gerber to sales@pcbsky.com.cn .Thank you.
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