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1、FR4 Tg 130~140
2、FR5 Mid Tg150~
3、FR5 High Tg 170~200
4、BT Tg 200~
5、Metal substrate, aluminum/copper, with a heat dissipation medium layer containing fiberglass cloth or pure resin film.
6、High-frequency materials
7、PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene) materials
1、Organic Solderability Preservatives (OSP)
2、Immersion Nickel / Gold (ENIG)
3、Immersion nickel / Palladium / Gold (ENEPIG)
4、Immersion Tin
5、Immersion Silver
6、HASL
7、Lead-Free HASL
8、Soft Gold
9、Hard Gold
Impedance (denoted as z) refers to the total opposition of a circuit to the flow of alternating current (AC) at a specific frequency. Impedance is measured in ohms (Ω), just like resistance. Impedance in alternating current (AC) is similar to resistance in direct current (DC), but they are not the same. Impedance refers to the ratio of the potential difference across two points in a circuit (including assembled components) to the current flowing between those points. Impedance is composed of resistance (R) and reactance (X). Reactance is indeed a combination of inductive reactance (XL) and capacitive reactance (XC). The graphical representation and formulae are shown on the below.
The line conductors on circuit boards carry various low-voltage signals and "characteristic impedance" is the resistance they encounter, which is also often referred to as "impedance". To enhance transmission rates, frequency should be increased first (an increase in cycles instead of energy). When the circuit is etched, variations in the cross-sectional area of the traces and inconsistencies in the thickness of the dielectric layer can lead to changes in characteristic impedance and signal distortion. Therefore, in high-speed circuit boards, the characteristic impedance values of the conductor circuits should be regulated or controlled within a specific range to ensure optimal performance. Common values for characteristic impedance include 50±5Ω or 50±3Ω. This practice is called "impedance control", a special requirement to ensure the quality of PCB.