Low elasticity makes bending of FPC easy. Contributes to thinner, lighter designs and increased design flexibility.
The "Photo-sensitive Coverlay (PICC)" is a solder resist for flexible substrates that excels in flexibility, insulation, and manufacturability. With low elasticity, it allows the substrate to be easily bent, contributing to increased design freedom, and since a coverlay is not required, significant thinning and weight reduction of the entire substrate is possible. 【Features】 ■ Suitable for high-density mounting with a minimum opening size of 80–150μm ■ High bendability with no cracks occurring even after over 10 million sliding tests (R=5mm) ■ Can cover the entire outer surface with only PICC, contributing to process shortening and simplification ■ EMI shielding can be directly attached ■ High insulation reliability, compatible with line & space of 25μm/25μm *For more details, please refer to the PDF document. Feel free to contact us with any inquiries.
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[Image of Utilizing Photosensitive Coverlay (PICC)] Multifunctionalization of Wire Harnesses Flexible Substrate for Mobile Device Antenna Cables Lightweight Multifunctionalization of 5G/6G Communication and CASE Electronic Boards Wearable Devices and Smartphones Applications in Healthcare and Medical Devices *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials. Feel free to contact us with any inquiries.
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Achieving high-density implementation, lightweight, thin design, and free design.
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High flexibility that does not develop cracks even after more than 10 million bending tests (R = 5mm).
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