What is Polyimide PCB?
Polyimide PCB is a printed circuit board made of polyimide material. Polyimide is a lightweight, flexible material with excellent electrical properties and low thermal expansion. Polyimide is a type of polymeric material that shows thermal stability in high temperatures with high chemical resistance.
The first polyimide film, also called Kapton. It usually appears as a translucent, amber color film material.
Advantages of Polyimide Flex PCB
Flexibility
Polyimide may come in film structures which grants it certain advantages like bendability and flexibility. Even if polyimide circuit board is highly flexible, it also has very good tensile strength which means it is capable of bearing heavy load.
Applications of Polyimide Flex PCB
Medical
Medical devices require portable sensing devices with mechanical flexibility. Polyimide flex circuit has these advantages making it a popular material choice for medical applications. For instance, displacement sensors for biomedical devices contain polyimide PCB due to its easy integration with various electronics. The use of non-invasive portable systems for monitoring health signals in a real-time manner has a better advantage than bulky and wired systems.



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