What is HDI PCB ?

What is HDI PCB ?

In the?PCB design?world, HDI term means High-Density Interconnector. And this kind of PCBs is amongst the designs with fastest-growing which are surfacing. HDI PCB is a term for?circuit boards?which have a denser wiring per certain area, as a contrary with conventional board.

The characteristics of HDI PCB is that it has capture pads and minor vias, finer lines, and spaces, and denser connection pad. These characteristics can enhance electrical performance, also make a lower size and weight of devices or equipments. Moreover, people choose HDI PCB because in the case of costly covered boards and high-layer amount HDI PCB is the better option.

However, although HDI PCB has less transmission times, lighter weight, a signal loss reduction, and more area to put components/parts, it also has few drawbacks when you want to implement the designs to your device. Moreover, in the real industrial cases if you want to push for a better, stronger, and faster product then it usually implies a force driven by consumer. And there is no difference here.

If you want to make your products/devices become more efficient, smaller, lighter, faster, then it resists from this request. In the HDI PCB design case, we are forced to place as many parts into a small area as possible (with high-density) at the same time connect all of them (interconnecting) in an efficient and fast way.