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Printed Circuit Boards

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Transline Technology, Inc. Anaheim, CA RF, microwave, FR4, flexible & rigid-flexible printed circuit boards & assembly, including metal etching, photochemical etching & turnkey processes About PhoneEmail Website

Sierra Circuits, Inc. Sunnyvale, CA Printed circuit boards About Phone Website

International Eyelets, Inc. San Marcos, CA Connectors & miniature eyelets About PhoneEmail Website

ABC Assembly, Inc. Fremont, CA

Accurate Circuit Engineering, Inc. Santa Ana, CA

Accurate Engineering, Inc. Sun Valley, CA

Accutrace, Inc. Santa Clara, CA

ADURA LED Solutions Corona, CA

Advanced Surface Finishing, Inc. San Jose, CA

AGC America, Inc. Anaheim, CA

All Quality & Services, Inc. Fremont, CA

Almatron Electronics, Inc. Santa Ana, CA

Alta Manufacturing, Inc. Fremont, CA

Ampro ADLINK Technology, Inc. San Jose, CA

APCT Santa Clara, CA

APCT Anaheim Orange, CA

APCT, Inc. Placentia, CA

Ardent Systems, Inc. San Jose, CA

Arnold Electronics, Inc. Anaheim, CA

AsteelFlash USA Corp. Milpitas, CA

Aurum Assembly Plus, Inc. San Diego, CA

Basic Electronics, Inc. Garden Grove, CA

Bay Area Circuits, Inc. Fremont, CA

BCM Advanced Research, Inc. Irvine, CA

Bench 2 Bench Technologies Fullerton, CA

Cal-Tronic's Circuit, Inc. Santa Ana, CA

Career Technologies USA Chatsworth, CA

Casco Circuits, Inc. Chatsworth, CA

Centron Industries, Inc. Gardena, CA

Circuit Express, Inc. Simi Valley, CA

Circuit Logic, Inc. Escondido, CA

Circuit Technology, Inc. Orange, CA

Cirexx International Santa Clara, CA

CMR Summit Technologies Santa Clara, CA

CMS Circuits, Inc. Murrieta, CA

Coast to Coast Circuits, Inc. Huntington Beach, CA

Cordova Printed Circuits, Inc. Milpitas, CA

DeLeon Enterprises Sun Valley, CA

Douglas Electronics, Inc. San Leandro, CA

DR Circuits, LLC Simi Valley, CA

DVH Circuits Van Nuys, CA

DVK Integrated Service, Inc. San Jose, CA

Eatek Electronics, Inc. Northridge, CA

Electromax, Inc. San Jose, CA

EMSolutions, Inc. San Jose, CA

Excello Circuits, Inc. Anaheim, CA

Fineline Circuits & Technology, Inc. Brea, CA

Flash Line Electronics, Inc. San Jose, CA

Flex Interconnect Technologies Milpitas, CA

Flex Ltd. San Jose, CA

The printed circuit board (PCB) industry plays a crucial role in the electronics sector by providing the foundational platform for electronic components. PCBs mechanically support and electrically connect electronic components using conductive pathways, tracks, or signal traces etched from copper sheets laminated onto a non-conductive substrate. The primary materials used in PCB manufacturing include copper, fiberglass, and epoxy resin. The most common type of PCB is the rigid board, but there are also flexible and rigid-flex boards that offer more versatility in design and application.

The PCB manufacturing process begins with the design phase, where engineers use computer-aided design (CAD) software to create the layout. This design is then transferred onto the board through a process called photolithography. The board undergoes etching to remove excess copper, leaving only the desired circuit pattern. Drilling follows, creating holes for component leads and vias, which are plated to ensure electrical connectivity between layers. Solder mask application, silkscreen printing, and surface finish processes complete the board, preparing it for component assembly.

PCBs serve a wide range of applications across various industries. In consumer electronics, they are integral to devices such as smartphones, tablets, and laptops. In the automotive industry, PCBs are used in navigation systems, control systems, and entertainment systems. The aerospace and defense sectors rely on PCBs for communication systems, radar, and control systems. In the medical field, PCBs are essential for diagnostic equipment, monitoring devices, and imaging systems. The telecommunications industry uses PCBs in networking equipment, routers, and switches.

The PCB industry supports the advancement of technology by enabling the miniaturization and increased functionality of electronic devices. It continues to innovate in areas such as high-density interconnect (HDI) boards, which allow for more complex and compact designs, and the development of environmentally friendly materials and processes to reduce the environmental impact of PCB production. The industry remains a critical component of the global electronics supply chain, providing the necessary infrastructure for the operation of modern electronic devices.