Layers	6 layers rigid+4 layers flex
Board thickness	1.60MM+0.2mm
Material	FR4 tg150+Polymide
Copper thickness	1 OZ(35um)
Surface Finish	ENIG  Au Thickness 1um; Ni Thickness 3um
Min Hole(mm)	0.23mm
Min Line Width(mm)	0.15mm
Min Line Space(mm)	0.15mm
Solder Mask	Green
Legend Color	White
Mechanical processing	V-scoring, CNC Milling(routing)
Packing	Anti-static bag
E-test	Flying probe or Fixture
Acceptance standard	IPC-A-600H Class 2
Application	Automotive electronics

  Introduction Rigid&flex pcbs are combined with stiff boards to create this hybrid product. Some layers ofthe manufacturing process include a flexible circuit that runs through the rigid boards, resembling a standard hardboard circuit design. The board designer will add plated through holes (PTHs) that link stiff and flexible circuits as part of this process. This PCB was popular due to its intelligence, accuracy, and flexibility. Rigid-Flex PCBs simplify the electronic design by removing flexible cables, connections, and individual wiring. A Rigid&Flex boards circuitry is more tightly integrated into the board’s overall structure, which improves electrical performance. Engineers can expect significantly better maintainability and electrical performance thanks to the rigid-flex PCB's internal electrical and mechanical connections.   Material Substrate Materials The most popular rigid-ex substance is woven fiberglass. A thick layer of epoxy resin coats this fiberglass. Nevertheless, epoxy-impregnated fiberglass is uncertain. It can not withstand abrupt and sustained shocks. Polyimide This material is chosen for its flexibility. It is solid and can withstand shocks and motions. Polyimide can also withstand heat. This makes it ideal for applications with temperature fluctuations. Polyester (PET) PET is favored for its electrical characteristics and flexibility. It resists chemicals and dampness. It may thus be employed in harsh industrial conditions. Using a suitable substrate ensures desired strength and longevity. It considers elements like temperature resistance and dimension stability while selecting a substrate. Polyimide Adhesives The temperature elasticity of this adhesive makes it ideal for the job. It can withstand 500°C. Its high heat resistance makes it suitable for a variety of critical applications. Polyester Adhesives These adhesives are more cost saving than polyimide adhesives. They are great for making basic rigid explosion proof circuits. Their relationship is also weak. Polyester adhesives are also not heat resistant. They have been updated recently. This provides them with heat resistance. This change also promotes adaptation. This makes them safe in multilayer PCB assembly. Acrylic Adhesives These adhesives are superior. They have excellent thermal stability against corrosion and chemicals. They are easy to apply and relatively inexpensive. Combined with their availability, they are popular among manufacturers. manufacturers. Epoxies This is probably the most widely used adhesive in rigid-flex circuit manufacturing. They can also withstand corrosion and high and low temperatures. They are also extremely adaptable and adhesively stable. It has a little polyester in it which makes it more flexible.