Article | REF: E3915 V1

Flexible printed circuit boards - Design

Authors: Marnix BOTTE, Gilbert GRYMONPREZ

Publication date: September 10, 1995

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2. Applications

2.1 Dynamic applications

The most obvious application for flexible or flexible-rigid circuits is where frequent circuit deformation is required. A well-designed flexible circuit can be bent hundreds of thousands of times without degradation, provided the bending does not exceed the limits defined when the circuit was designed.

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2.2 Static applications

Although frequent circuit deformation is not necessary, flexible circuitry can be used to facilitate circuit assembly in tight or complex spaces. Components...

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