Flexible Printed Circuit FPC on Polyimide with 90ohm Impedance Controlled

Flexible Printed Circuit FPC on Polyimide with 90ohm Impedance Controlled

(Flexible printed circuits are custom-made products, the picture and parameters shown are just for reference)

General description

This is a type of flexible PCB built on polyimide 76 micron substrate with 90 ohm impedance controlled on 0.15mm/0.3mm track and gap for the application of USB Connector. It's standard 0.20 mm thick with yellow solder mask (coverlay) on both sides and immersion gold are on pads. FR-4 as stiffener is on the head and tail. The base material is used from Shengyi, entire board supplying 1 up flex per panel. They're fabricated per IPC 6012 Class 2 using supplied Gerber data. Each 25 pieces are packed for shipment.

Parameter and data sheet

Features and benefits

Excellent flexibility;

Reducing the volume;

Weight reduction;

Consistency of assembly;

Increased reliability;

Powerful PCB capabilities support your research and development, sales and marketing;

Delivery on time with higher than 98% on-time-delivery rate;

Team with passion, discipline, responsibility and honesty;

No minimum order quantity. 1 piece is available;

Applications

Flexible flat cable, Industrial control temperature controller soft board, medical equipment controller, automobile GPS navigation flex board, tablet keypad flex board, display backlight

1.5 Single ended (line) impedance, Differential impedance

Definition of Characteristic Impedance

At a certain frequency, relative to a reference layer, the resistance of its high-frequency signals or electromagnetic waves in the process of transmission is called the characteristic impedance, which is the vector summation of electrical impedance, inductive reactance, capacitance resistance.

The classification of characteristic impedance

Common characteristic impedance is divided into: (1) Single ended (line) impedance; (2) Differential impedance and (3) coplanar impedance, etc.

Single ended impedance refers to the measured impedance of a single signal line. Differential impedance refers to the impedance measured between the two transmission lines with equivalent width and spacing in differential drive. Coplanar impedance refers to the impedance measured when the signal line is transmitting between its surrounding GND / VCC (the space between the signal line to GND / VCC on both sides is equal).

The Determinant Condition Required for Impedance Control

When the signal is transmitted in the PCB conductor, if the length of conductor is close to the 1/7 of the signal wavelength, then the conductor at this time becomes a signal transmission line, the other general signal transmission lines are required to be done with impedance control. Whether it is required to control the impedance in PCB production is based on the customer's requirement, if the customer requires that a certain line width need to be done with impedance control, it is required to control the impedance of the line width in production.Three basic elements of impedance match are the output impedance (the original active parts), the characteristic impedance (signal line), the input impedance (passive parts) (PCB board)

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