Author: Matthew Tao

Struggling with bulky, rigid electronics? Traditional designs limit innovation. Flexible PCBs unlock new possibilities for compact, dynamic products.

Stuck waiting for parts? Delays in PCB delivery can derail your entire project. Understanding typical lead times helps you plan better and meet your deadlines.

Your PCB’s performance and lifespan heavily depend on its plating. Choosing the wrong type can lead to frustrating field failures. Getting it right from the start is essential for a robust product.

Struggling with high-frequency circuit performance? Unpredictable signal behavior can derail your projects. Rogers PCBs offer the stability and reliability you need for demanding applications.

Confused about “inspection lots” in PCB assembly? This confusion can lead to overlooked quality issues. Understanding it correctly prevents costly problems down the line.

Programming a custom PCB often feels like the final, simple step. But many projects stumble here because they missed early critical planning. This oversight can lead to frustrating delays and even costly board redesigns. My approach, “Design for Programmability,” treats this as a core part of the design from day one.

Your PCB design looks great, but hidden issues might be lurking. These problems can cause frustrating failures and costly redesigns. Understanding common pitfalls is the first step to avoiding them.

Struggling with floppy flex circuits causing connector issues or component damage? Need a reliable way to add support exactly where needed for better assembly and reliability?

Need electronics in tight spots? Bulky wire harnesses causing headaches? Flexible PCBs bend to fit, but they have trade-offs you need to know before committing to a design.

Struggling with production delays or inconsistent quality? Your PCB tooling might be the overlooked cause, leading to costly rework and missed deadlines. Understanding its role is key.