PCBONLINE
PCBONLINE is a one-stop advanced PCB manufacturer for medical, aerospace, automotive, defense, communications, industrial, & consumer electronics. Free DFX and BOM checks. No MOQ. PCBA is IPC-A-610 Class 3 compliant.
PCBONLINE provides PCB manufacturing, PCB assembly, electronic component sourcing, and electronics box builds (EMS). Its targeting customers are senior engineers, electronics solutions companies, and research institutes/organizations. The one-stop solutions include prototyping and large-scale manufacturing.
PCB types: ceramic, high-frequency, HDI, rigid-flex, flexible, multilayer, high-TG, aluminum, carbon ink, etc.
Advantages:
- High quality (PCB manufacturing is IPC-A-600 compliant; PCB assembly is IPC-A-610 Class 3 compliant)
- Free one-on-one engineering support (DFX)
- Strong capabilities (three manufacturing bases back up one-stop solutions for advanced PCBs)
- Online register. Instant online quote. $00 coupons for online purchases.
PCBONLINE Postings
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PCBONLINE provides one-stop ceramic PCB manufacturing, including alumina PCB, aluminum nitride PCB, IGBT module, SiC PCB, COB LED module, DOB LED module, 3D ceramic products, etc. PCBONLINE adopts the DPC (direct plating copper) technology that can a...
Rigid Flex PCB is widely used in the communication and telecommunication industry, especially in industrial and military products. Isola FR408HR is usually used, and some engineers use S7439C as a substitute. These two materials have common character...
Rigid-flex: combination of rigid PCB and FPC - flexible, bendable. Can be placed in any geometry equipment - can be dynamic flexible other than static flexible - can expand at 3 dimensions, increase the circuit design and industrial design possibilit...
PCBONLINE provides aluminum PCB manufacturing and assembly for industrial high-power cooling, automotive headlights, power boards, etc. The complexity of the design may require double or even multiple layers, including HDI structures. If your current...
PCBONLINE provides rigid-flex PCB manufacturing and assembly. We manufacture rigid-flex PCB from 1 to 10 layers and have HDI capability. A rigid-flex PCB manufacturing example: Layer: 8 BGA size: 0.2mm In...
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The industry 4.0 era has arrived! At present, our factory has five full #automatic #stamping production lines, from the upper board to the finished product neat and smoothly enter into the next working procedure. All the work is done by robots. Produ...
PCBONLINE-PCB assembly Class leading speed, up to 42,000 cph 0201*~74mm x 74mm / 50mm x 150mm Wide component range Optimum line balance and highest throughput New head design automatically adjusts the centering height based on components placed. lase...
Partial STEP-UP Stencil and partial STEP-DOWN Stencil are carried out on the steel sheet to make the same printing on the same stencil, so that different areas can obtain different thicknesses of solder paste. According to the performance of componen...
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PCBONLINE has its own PCB assembly factory equipped with fully automated equipment. The PCB assembly follows IPC-A-610 Class 3 standards. BOM checks, DFX, and the first piece test are free. If your order amount is $5000 or above, you can get a comple...
2 technical articles »
Dec 30, 2019 | Ada
(ROHS, Halogen Free & Reach Compliance) FR-4 (Tg130-180): ShengYi, ITEQ, KB, Huazheng High Speed FR4, Ceramics & Telflon, Rogers...
How to choose the material of PCB ?
Dec 30, 2019 | Ada
How to choose the material of PCB ? The choice of PCB material must meet the design requirements, the quality of production and cost need to achieve a balance. The design requirements include electrical and institutional parts. This material problem is usually important when designing very high speed PCB boards (frequencies greater than GHz). For example, the commonly used FR-4 material may not be used when dielectric loss at several GHz frequencies, which can have a significant effect on signal attenuation . In the case of electrical, it is important to note whether the dielectric constant and the dielectric loss are combined at the designed frequency...
