Introduction to White PCBs A white printed circuit board (PCB) refers to a PCB that has a white solder mask color instead of the more common green solder mask. White PCBs provide an attractive aesthetic option and offer some potential benefits compared to green PCBs in certain applications. This article … Read more

Printed circuit boards (PCBs) serve as the foundation for almost every electronic device, providing the mechanical structure and electrical connections between components. While PCBs may contain a rainbow of colors for markings and components, the base color of the bare board itself usually tends to be some shade of green. … Read more

In electronics, wire bonding is a method used to electrically connect semiconductor dies or chips to external circuitry like package leads or printed circuit boards (PCBs). It involves using very fine wires to make interconnections between pads on the die to the pads on the substrate or lead frame it … Read more

Printed circuit boards (PCBs) provide the foundation for electronics by mechanically supporting and electrically connecting components using conductive copper traces on an insulating substrate. PCBs come in an endless array of types, sizes, materials, and complexities. Selecting the right PCB manufacturer is crucial for success when bringing an electronic product … Read more

Printed circuit boards (PCBs) are laminates that provide mechanical support and electrical interconnections for electronic components using copper traces on an insulating substrate. While the standard color for PCBs is green from brominated FR-4 glass-reinforced epoxy, specialized “yellow PCBs” utilizing alternative materials also exist. This article explores yellow PCB technology … Read more