PCBs For The Automotive Industry

Electronic Components Marketing Group

In the automotive industry, printed circuit boards must be able to withstand the high temperatures of their device environments. They must also be specific to the type of electronic system your vehicles utilize. Our printed circuit boards (PCBs) are designed to meet a number of varying needs for vehicle accessories, controls, sensors, and much more.

At ECMG, we help you find the perfect solution for your device and budget. We ensure that all of the circuit boards you use meet the requirements and regulations that have been set for your specific device.  Want to learn more about finding the correct PCB solution? Download our free ebook.

Common Uses For

PCBs in the Automotive Industry

Digital Displays PCBs

Digital
Displays

Near Field Sensors Circuit Boards

Near Field
Sensors

PCBs For Navigation Systems

Navigation
Systems

Transmission Controls PCBs

Transmission
Controls

Finding the Solution for You

Rigid PCBs ECMG

Rigid PCBs are made of solid substrate with copper tracks and component layouts. They also have a solder mask layer that adds insulation to the copper and a silkscreen layer which is used to add instructions of guidance to the board. A rigid PCB typically has a lower per- piece manufacturing cost, which can in turn save you some extra money. 

Flexible PCBs

Flexible Circuits are intended to provide a flexible interconnect so that it can move, curve or bend in installation. These circuits are great when space is limited or movement of the circuit is required. Other benefits of using flexible PCBs include enhanced capabilities and reliability.

Rigid Flex PCBs

A rigid flex PCB typically has both the benefits of a rigid and a flex pcb by combining the two. This combination is ideally suited to designs where space inside the package is at a premium. It can also reduce certain connection problems like cold joints, making them extremely reliable.

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