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Hard gold finish - what you need to know
A hard gold finish is the ideal choice for PCBs that require long-lasting, high-wear connections & offers superior resistance to mechanical friction.
The importance of PCB packaging
Learn about how proper PCB packaging allows you to preserve the usability and performance of PCBs while waiting for the assembly processes.
How a resilient supply chain delivers Reliable PCBs
Reliability begins with a resilient supply chain. A product is only as reliable as the materials, processes, and people behind it.
PCB Fabrication Drawing
Fabrication notes, Drill Table, Scaled Drawing, Stackup Drawing and Array Drawing are all parts of a PCB fabrication drawing. But – what is a fabrication drawing – and why do you need it?
Manufacturing of PCBs for railway applications - four critical processes
When producing PCBs for railway applications it's important to use the right parameters, equipment, and processes to ensure PCB reliability.
What is a PCB?
A PCB is built by non-conductive materials such as fiberglass or epoxy and has conductive pathways etched or printed onto its surface.
PCB Solder mask
Learn about the complexities of PCB solder mask and equip you with essential insights for your manufacturing endeavours.
The history of PCBs
Learn about the history of PCBs - to understand its value, and how much it has evolved throughout time.
PCB Bow and Twist: Challenges, Causes, and Solutions
Bow and twist are two types of deformations that can occur in the PCB. Bow refers to there being an upward or a downward curve in the middle part of the PCB. Twist refers to there being one corner higher or lower than the other corners of the board.
NCAB Group Sweden support young technicians in KTH Formula Student
NCAB Group Sweden has supported KTH Formula Student since spring 2020, contributing PCBs for the development of a driverless, electric race car.
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