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PCB Manufacturing Process

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PCB Prototype Materials We Work With

FR-4

A specific grade of combined fiberglass and reinforced epoxy laminate.

Polyamide

A synthetic polymer, known for its high tensile strength, flexibility, and durability.

Rogers Material

A family of high-performance laminate materials.

CEM-3

Made of woven glass fabric surfaces and a non-woven glass core, bonded together with an epoxy resin binder.

Copper

Used in conductive traces and planes, as well as heat management.

Prepreg

A dielectric material used to bind and insulate the copper layers within a multilayer PCB.

Why Choose Our PCB Prototyping Services?

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What is the Cost of a PCB Prototype?

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PCB Prototypes Benefits

Early Error Detection and Correction

A prototype is the ideal way to detect and fix errors before full-scale production. Creating and testing a batch of 5 to 20 products is much more cost-effective than producing hundreds or thousands without realizing there’s a flaw. Addressing these issues early prevents performance problems and ensures the final product meets quality standards.

Design Validation and Optimization

Prototyping allows engineers to validate the design and ensure all components interact correctly. Any discrepancies between expected and actual behavior can be identified and resolved early. This process optimizes functionality, reduces the risk of defects, and improves overall product reliability.

Reduced Time to Market

Fixing errors at the prototype stage speeds up production. Even going through several iterations of prototype PCBs is faster than discovering flaws during large-scale manufacturing. A streamlined development process allows businesses to launch their products sooner and start generating revenue faster.

Cost Savings

By catching errors early, prototypes help prevent costly mistakes in mass production. Fixing issues at this stage is much cheaper than recalling and reworking faulty products later. While multiple iterations may seem like an extra cost, they ensure high-quality, optimized products that perform reliably under real-world conditions.

Customization and Flexibility

Low-volume prototype PCB production allows for quick design modifications without wasting valuable time or resources. Engineers can refine product features, test new ideas, and make necessary adjustments on the go. This flexibility enhances innovation and ensures that the final product meets market demands.

Competitive Advantage

Taking the time to prototype and optimize before going to market gives companies a competitive edge. Businesses that prioritize quality over speed can avoid costly mistakes, build a better reputation, and allocate savings toward marketing or product enhancements. In a competitive industry, early testing and refinement can be a game-changer.

Millions of business and innovators use OurPCB

PCB Board Process

Order Received

  • Component Procurement
  • Preparation
  • PCB Manufacture
  • Make Process Flow

Soldering

  • Solder Printing/Wave Soldering
  • SMT/Plugging
  • Inspection (repair if necessary)
  • AOI (repair if necessary)
  • Transfer

Parts Assembly

  • Manual Assembly
  • Cleaning
  • Wire Screw
  • Inspection
  • Repair If Necessary

Finalization

  • Final Confirmation
  • Packing
  • Shiping

Technical Capabilities

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Capabilities & Services

FAQ's

What is a PCB Prototype?

PCB prototyping is the process of creating a preliminary version of a printed circuit board to test its functionality and design. This prototype allows engineers to identify and rectify any issues before the final production run.

What happens after the prototype is completed?

After prototyping, the next steps typically include:

  • Testing and Validation: Conduct thorough testing to ensure the prototype meets specifications.
  • Design Refinement: Make necessary adjustments based on test results.
  • Preparation for Production: Finalize the design and prepare for mass production, including creating production files and selecting a manufacturer