FPC stands for Flexible Printed Circuit, also known as Flexible Printed Circuit Board or FPC. It has the characteristics of high wiring density, light weight, and thin thickness

Mainly used in various digital products such as mobile phones, laptops, PDAs, digital cameras, LCMs, etc

FPC flexible printed circuit is a highly reliable and excellent flexible printed circuit made of polyimide or polyester film as the substrate.

Product features:

1. It can be freely bent, folded, and wound, and can move and stretch freely in three-dimensional space.

2. Good heat dissipation performance, can be reduced in size using F-PC.

3. Achieve lightweighting, miniaturization, and thinning, thereby achieving the integration of component devices and wire connections.

FPC application field

MP3, MP4 players, portable CD players, home VCDs, DVDs, digital cameras, mobile phones and mobile phone batteries, medical, automotive and aerospace fields

FPC becomes an important variety of epoxy copper-clad laminates

Flexible copper-clad laminates (FPCs) with flexible functions and epoxy resin as the substrate are becoming increasingly widely used due to their special functions, and are becoming an important variety of epoxy resin based copper-clad laminates. But our country started relatively late and needs to catch up.

Epoxy flexible printed circuit boards have undergone more than 30 years of development since their industrial production. Starting from the 1970s, we entered into truly industrialized mass production, and in the late 1980s, due to the emergence and application of a new type of polyimide film material, flexible printed circuit boards led to the emergence of adhesive free FPC (generally referred to as "two-layer FPC"). In the 1990s, photosensitive coatings corresponding to high-density circuits were developed worldwide, which led to significant changes in the design of FPC. Due to the opening up of new application areas, the concept of its product form has undergone significant changes, including expanding it to a larger range of substrates including TAB and COB. The high-density FPC that emerged in the second half of the 1990s began to enter large-scale industrial production. Its circuit graphics are rapidly developing towards finer levels, and the market demand for high-density FPC is also growing rapidly.

FPC can also be referred to as flexible circuit board

PCB is called a hard board