Thick Film PCB

"Thick film PCB" refers to the thickness of the conductor layer on the ceramic PCB. Under normal circumstances, its thickness will be at least more than 10 microns (um), about 10~13um, which is thicker than the sputtering technology of thin-film ceramic PCBs, and of course, the thickness is smaller than DCB/DBC ceramic boards or FR4 boards.
Ceramic boards using thick film technology, through the manufacturing steps of printing and high-temperature sintering, resistors, capacitors, conductors, semiconductors, exchangeable conductors, etc. can be placed on the ceramic board. At the same time, using the thick film process, we can make all the resistors on the board have the same value, or set different values for different resistors on the same board.

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