Automotive pcb, also known as automotive printed circuit board, is an integral and important part of modern automotive electronic systems. It is responsible for connecting and supporting a variety of electronic components, providing the infrastructure for intelligent and efficient vehicles. With the rapid growth of the automotive industry, the role of circuit boards in enhancing vehicle performance and safety has become increasingly important.
HDI Automotive PCB have been widely used in the automotive industry. High-density interconnection (HDI) PCBs may have cross-layer blind vias or double-layer structures.
In order to achieve the high reliability and safety of automotive HDI Automotive PCB, IPCB manufacturers must follow strict strategies and measures, which is the focus of this article.
In automotive circuit boards, traditional single-layer PCBs,double-layer PCBs and multi-layer PCBs can be used. In recent years, the wide application of HDI Automotive PCB has become the first choice for automotive electronic products.There is indeed an essential difference between ordinary HDI PCB and automotive HDI PCB: the former emphasizes practicality and versatility and provides services for consumer electronic products, while the latter focuses on reliability, safety and high quality.
HDI Automotive PCB can be divided into single-layer HDI PCB, double-layer build-up PCB and three-layer build-up PCB. Here, the layer refers to the layer of prepreg.
Vehicle-mounted vehicle equipment that can be used independently in the vehicle environment and has nothing to do with vehicle performance includes vehicle information systems or vehicle computers, GPS systems, vehicle video systems, vehicle-mounted communication systems, and Internet device functions. These functions are implemented by equipment supported by HDI Automotive PCB.
The equipment is responsible for signal transmission and a large amount of control.
Due to the high reliability and safety of automotive HDI printed circuit boards, automotive HDI IPCB manufacturers must meet high-level requirements:
HDI Automotive PCB
Qualified HDI PCB manufacturers will never take material selection for granted. Instead, they must perform some tests on the reliability of the circuit board. The main tests related to the reliability of automotive HDI PCB materials include CAF (conductive anode wire) test, high and low temperature thermal shock test, weather temperature cycle test and heat storage test.
According to the test requirements introduced above, IPCB conducts rigorous tests on HDI Automotive PCB materials