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IPC Class 2 VS Class 3: The Different Design Rules
As circuit board manufacturers, designers often ask us about the difference between IPC Class 2 and Class 3. Class 1 does exist although we rarely produce boards that fall into this classification. Most of the time, even if the end-use of the product only requires Class 1, we will make it Class 2 just to ensure a better performance.
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IPC Standards and Guidelines for Testing Flex PCBs
What you should know about IPC guidelines for your flex PCB designs.
Flex PCBs
How to Optimize Your PCB Trace Using IPC-2152 Standard
IPC-2152 is the standard for determining the current capacity, temperature rise, and width of a trace in a ... more »
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IPC Class 2 VS Class 3: The Different Design Rules
As circuit board manufacturers, designers often ask us about the difference between IPC Class 2 and Class 3. ... more »
IPC
IPC Standards and Guidelines for Testing Flex PCBs
What you should know about IPC guidelines for your flex PCB designs.
Flex PCBs
How to Optimize Your PCB Trace Using IPC-2152 Standard
IPC-2152 is the standard for determining the current capacity, temperature rise, and width of a trace in a ... more »
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Applying IPC-2221 Standards in Circuit Board Design
IPC-2221 is a generic standard for circuit board design. It lays down the requirements for PCB design and ... more »
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IPC-6012 or IPC-A-600: Which Standard Should You Use?
The association connecting electronics industries – commonly known as IPC – is an international trade association serving the ... more »
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IPC-2223 Standards and Design Violations for Rigid-Flex Boards
Rigid-flex circuit boards are the best solution for space-constrained environments. They can withstand a significant number of flex ... more »
Flex PCBs
IPC J-STD-001 Standard Soldering Requirements
J-STD-001 is a standard issued by IPC for soldered electrical and electronic assemblies. The standard specifies material specifications, ... more »
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IPC-2581 Set to Retire Gerber Files Across the Board
Why IPC-2581 is the go-to standard in PCB manufacturing? Similar to the Mentor Graphics-owned ODB++ in terms of ... more »
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IPC-2581 Questions Answered by Consortium Members
As you know, we’re a circuit board manufacturer that supports IPC-2581. We recently met with two Consortium members, ... more »
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