Automotive PCB DIP Electronics Automotive PCB Ssembly shenzhen FR4
With Lead Free HASL3 Mil OEM SMT Assembly
Features
1. One Stop OEM Service, Made in Shenzhen of China
2. Manufactured by Gerber File and BOM List from Customer
3. FR4 Material, Meet 94V0 standard
4. SMT, DIP technology suport
5. Lead Free HASL, Environmental Protection
6. UL, CE, ROHS Compliant
7. Shipping By DHL,UPS, TNT, EMS or Customer requirement
PCBA Technical capability
| SMT | Position accuracy:20 um |
| Components size:0.4×0.2mm(01005) —130×79mm,Flip-CHIP,QFP,BGA,POP |
| Max. component height::25mm |
| Max. PCB size:680×500mm |
| Min. PCB size:no limited |
| PCB thickness:0.3 to 6mm |
| PCB weight:3KG |
| Wave-Solder | Max. PCB width:450mm |
| Min. PCB width: no limited |
| Component height:Top 120mm/Bot 15mm |
| Sweat-Solder | Metal type :part, whole, inlay, sidestep |
| Metal material:Copper , Aluminum |
| Surface Finish:plating Au, plating sliver , plating Sn |
| Air bladder rate:less than20% |
| Press-fit | Press range:0-50KN |
| Max. PCB size:800X600mm |
| Testing | ICT,Probe flying,burn-in,function test,temperature cycling |
Automotive printed circuit boards are an essential component of modern cars and play a vital role in
electronics and control systems. These PCBs are designed to
withstand the harsh environments and stringent requirements of the
automotive industry.
Key features and considerations for automotive PCBs include:
Reliability and durability:
Automotive PCBs must be able to operate reliably under extreme temperatures,
vibrations, and other environmental stresses encountered in
vehicles.
Rugged materials such as high-quality copper, advanced laminates,
and specialized coatings are used to ensure long-term performance.
Safety and compliance:
Automotive PCBs need to adhere to strict safety standards and regulatory
requirements, such as those set by organizations such as ISO
(International Organization for Standardization) and IATF
(International Automotive Task Force).
Designs must meet these standards to ensure the safety and
reliability of vehicle systems.
Miniaturization and complexity:
Automotive electronics are becoming increasingly complex, requiring
more advanced PCB designs with higher component density and smaller
form factors.
Multilayer PCBs, fine-pitch components, and advanced interconnect
technologies are often used to meet space and performance
requirements.
Thermal management:
Automotive PCBs often operate in high-temperature environments, requiring
effective thermal management solutions such as heat sinks, thermal
vias, and specialized cooling techniques.
Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC):
Automotive PCBs must be designed to minimize electromagnetic interference (EMI)
and ensure proper electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) with other
vehicle systems.
Shielding, grounding, and careful signal trace routing are
important considerations.
Automotive-Grade Components:
Automotive PCBs feature specialized electronic components that are suited to the
harsh operating conditions of vehicles, such as higher temperature
ranges, vibration resistance, and longer service life.
Prominent applications for automotive PCBs include engine control units (ECUs), transmission control modules,
infotainment systems, sensor interfaces, and advanced driver
assistance systems (ADAS).
The automotive PCB industry continues to evolve, with advances in materials, design
techniques, and manufacturing processes to meet the growing demands
for reliability, performance, and safety in modern vehicles.
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