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Computer Circuit Board Electronics Manufacturer Quickturn Prototype
PCB
Detail Specifications:
Layers | 2 |
Material | FR-4 |
Board Thickness | 1.6mm |
Copper Thickness | 1oz |
Surface Treatment | HASL |
Soldmask & Silkscreen | Blue & White |
Quality Standard | IPC Class 2, 100% E-testing |
Certificates | TS16949, ISO9001, UL, RoHS |
What KAZ Circuit can do for you:
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Company Informaiton:
KAZ Circuit is a professional PCB manufacturer from China since
2007, also provide PCB Assembly service for our customers. Now with
about 300 employees. Certified with ISO9001,TS16949, UL, RoHS. We
are confident to provide you quality products with factory-directed
price within the fastest delivery time!
Manufacturer Capacity:
Capacity | Double Sided: 12000 sq.m / month Multilayers: 8000sq.m / month |
Min Line Width/Gap | 4/4 mil (1mil=0.0254mm) |
Board Thickness | 0.3~4.0mm |
Layers | 1~20 layers |
Material | FR-4, Aluminum, PI |
Copper Thickness | 0.5~4oz |
Material Tg | Tg140~Tg170 |
Max PCB Size | 600*1200mm |
Min Hole Size | 0.2mm (+/- 0.025) |
Surface Treatment | HASL, ENIG, OSP |
SMT Capacity
A computer circuit board, also known as a motherboard or mainboard, is the main printed
circuit board (PCB) in a computer system. They act as central hubs,
connecting the various components within the computer and
facilitating communication between them.
Key functions and features of computer circuit boards include:
Mainboard structure:
Motherboards typically follow industry-standard form factors, such
as ATX, micro-ATX, or mini-ITX, which define the motherboard's
physical size and layout.
They provide slots and receptacles for connecting the central
processing unit (CPU), memory modules (RAM), expansion cards (such
as graphics cards, network cards), and other peripherals.
Chipsets and buses:
The motherboard contains a chipset, which is a set of integrated
circuits that manage communication between the CPU, memory, and
other system components.
They provide various bus interfaces, such as PCI, PCI Express, and
SATA, to connect and transfer data between different components.
Power transmission and management:
The motherboard includes the power connector and circuitry used to
distribute power to the CPU, RAM and other components.
They may also contain power management features such as voltage
regulation and thermal monitoring to ensure stable and efficient
power delivery.
I/O port:
The motherboard provides a variety of input/output (I/O)
interfaces, such as USB ports, audio connectors, Ethernet ports,
and display outputs, to support the connection of external devices
and peripherals.
BIOS & Firmware:
The motherboard usually includes Basic Input/Output System (BIOS)
or Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) firmware, which is
responsible for initial system boot and configuration.
BIOS/UEFI firmware allows the user to access and configure various
hardware settings such as boot sequence, overclocking, and system
diagnostics.
Extended functions:
Motherboards often have expansion slots, such as PCI, PCI Express,
and M.2 slots, allowing users to install additional hardware
components such as graphics cards, network cards, and solid-state
drives (SSDs).
Cooling & Thermal Management:
Motherboards may include heat sinks, fan headers, or integrated
cooling solutions to manage cooling of the CPU and other
heat-generating components.
Computer circuit boards are the foundation of desktop, laptop, and server computers and
enable the integration and coordination of various hardware
components to provide computing capabilities.
Motherboard designs and features have evolved over time, keeping
pace with advances in CPU, memory, and storage technology.