- Hardcover: 290 pages
- Publisher: McGraw-Hill Professional (1 Dec 1995)
- Language English
- ISBN-10: 0070610320
- ISBN-13: 978-0070610323
- Product Dimensions: 23.9 x 15.6 x 1.9 cm
- Average Customer Review: 3.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 3,146,665 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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As the circuit densities of modern electronic systems continue to increase dramatically, so too has the popularity of flexible printed circuit boards. With their substrates of polyamides like Kapton or Mylar that enable bending and twisting, this new breed of circuitry affords designers the ability to work with much more surface area within much smaller spaces. Here is the most complete and cohesive guide to this burgeoning field yet published. A one-stop resource for engineers who need practical information on how to successfully design and assemble flexible circuitry, it includes detailed discussion of the relationship between design variations and overall cost.
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I wrote Flexible Printed Circuitry as a reference for engineers and purchasing agents--a guide to help them exploit this powerful interconnect technology. It was intended to provide comprehensive information on all aspects of flexible circuitry from design through materials and process to applications. As an instructor in flexible circuit technology for the University of Wisconsin and the IPC I have found Flexible Printed Circuitry to be just what I intended--it's my constant companion and has the answers to most of the questions you might ask.
I wrote Flexible Printed Circuitry as a reference for engineers and purchasing agents--a guide to help them exploit this powerful interconnect technology. It was intended to provide comprehensive information on all aspects of flexible circuitry from design through materials and process to applications. As an instructor in flexible circuit technology for the University of Wisconsin and the IPC I have found Flexible Printed Circuitry to be just what I intended--it's my constant companion and has the answers to most of the questions you might ask.
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Good introduction to the technology of flex circuits,
By Shaun Roe (GEX, AIN France) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Flexible Printed Circuitry (Electronic Packaging and Interconnection) (Hardcover)
This is a good general introduction to those unfamiliar with flex circuits, however by concentrating on the manufacturing aspects it may quickly become dated. The design aspects are covered rather briefly (though the 50 Ohm impedance examples are very useful) and the quality assurance chapter is brief and disappointingly lacking in detail.
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A worthy addition to any electronics engineering library,
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This review is from: Flexible Printed Circuitry (Electronic Packaging and Interconnection) (Hardcover)
Industry veteran Thomas Stearns has provided the electronics industry with the latest book on the increasingly popular subject of flexible circuits. In a brief but comprehensive thirteen chapters, Mr. Stearns provides valuable lessons "from the trenches" garnered from his long and distinguished career in the flexible circuits industry. Full of practical experience from his long involvement with flex circuit technology, the author provides valuable insight into the inner workings of flex circuits from design through manufacturer, punctuating the text with practical examples and "rules of thumb", while providing a strong sense of the history and evolution of this novel electrical/electronics interconnection technology.
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