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Flexible circuit materials Stiffener

Coverlays and stiffeners are typical examples of the special components needed to build flexible circuits. Many types of materials have been introduced to accommodate the designs of the end applications. [Pg.1468]

All kinds of sheet or board material could be used as stiffener materials for the flexible circuits however, several materials are conunouly used.Typical stiffener materials for the traditional flexible circuits are listed in Table 61.19. Paper phenol boards and glass-epoxy boards are employed for relatively thick requirements. Polyimide films and polyester films are employed for relatively thin requirements. Aluminum plates and stainless steel plates are commonly used as the Stiffener materials of flexible circuits. A specialty of the metal stiffeners is their forming capabilities after they are bonded on flexible circuits. Paper phenol and polyester are not available for thermo setting adhesives because of the low heat resistance. [Pg.1482]

Several different types of adhesive materials can be used in flexible circuits depending on the application, except for the adhesive layer of copper laminates and fihn coverlays. The major applications are the bonding of stiffeners and multilayer constructions. [Pg.1483]

Thinness and bendability are the major advantages of flexible circuits. However, flexible circuits can lose mechanical strength when it is necessary as part of a composite assembly. The addition of stiffeners on fiexibie circuits is a practical solution to solve the conflicts, but appropriate stiffener board materiais and adhesive materials have to be chosen based on the applications purposes. [Pg.1491]


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