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'<br>[https://www.fastturnpcbs.com/2021/06/22/pcb-assembly/ PCB Assembly] simply means the method of assembling a PCB on a substrate, typically plastic, to create a design for a product. More generally, it refers to mounting and soldering together two or more substrates together, joined by screws, clips or other fasteners. Most commonly, two complementary colors, coated with a clear plastic, are used on the PCB side to create the solder masks that connect the two parts. The PCBS or printed circuit board surface has a uniform thickness and is flat and smooth. The PCBS substrate is usually made of rubber, like most pressed wood resins, or a metal like aluminum or tin. A substrate can also be laminated, for a shiny, mirror-like surface.<br><br><br>In addition to providing a large customer base, many small to medium-sized companies, for example, start out by producing small quantities of PCBs for personal use. As their business grows, they may need to expand their pallet sizes, in order to accommodate new designs, but sometimes, they need to reduce the lead times on some of their components. If a company is interested in reducing lead time on some of its components, it should consider a PCB assembly service.<br><br><br>There are four main types of PCBSs, which are solid-state, solid plastic, flexible substrate and thermally fused. The solid-state PMBO type is the most common type of PCBS, as its layers are made of a conductive material, rather than part of a thermally fused plastic die. On the other hand, the flexible PCBS type offers several advantages over the solid-state type, including flexibility, cost savings and faster production. However, when components require assembly on a substrate other than PCBSs, a special service will be required to place the component on the desired substrate.<br><br><br>The advantage of using a PCB assembly service is that the design cycle for all of these parts can be greatly reduced, as well as lead time and cost. Many companies will design and create the PCB layout, then choose to purchase the materials on the basis of how much per piece the company needs. When the components have been purchased, the company can then purchase the PCBSs from a supplier, and have them quickly put together. In addition to purchasing the pcbs directly from a supplier, some companies will work with an outside PCB manufacturer to create a customized blend of pcb layers, as opposed to using a standard template. In some cases, depending on the component size and complexity of the design, the full process can be completed in just a few days.<br><br><br>Another advantage of using a professional PCB assembly service is that they can also provide assistance with the testing and programming of new components. Because all of the pubs are standardized, the testing and programming services will be the same for all components, as well as being uniform across all of the components. This makes it much easier for a customer to choose which components they need to utilize in their manufacturing process.<br><br><br>Lastly, a company can save a great deal of money by not having to pay for the labor costs associated with customizing and creating new PCB layouts. In the long run, producing prototype pcbs in larger quantities will cost less than paying for a full-scale production run of pcb components. Furthermore, many companies that offer pcb assembly services will offer PCB designers and skilled programmers to assist customers in creating the perfect blueprint for their product. By offering pcb assembly as well as testing and programming services, companies can greatly reduce their overall capital expenditures related to creating new components and prototypes.<br>'