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8 Layer Rigid-Flex PCB Production Record #RFP-20260324-002

Rigid-Flex PCB 8 Layers ENIG (Immersion Gold) 4/4mil 0.15mm vias Prototype
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PCB Specifications

Parameter Value Parameter Value
PCB Type Rigid-Flex PCB Quantity 5 pcs
Layers 8 Layers Board Type Panel PCB
Dimensions 21.8 x 58.11 mm Copper Weight 1OZ
Thickness 1 mm Min Track / Spacing 4/4mil
Surface Finish ENIG (Immersion Gold) Min Hole Size 0.15mm
Solder Mask Green Silkscreen None

Manufacturing Timeline

Order Created
Jan 14 15:32
Files Ready
Jan 14 15:32
Engineering Review Completed
Jan 14 16:02
Payment down
Jan 23 10:24
Production Started
Feb 28 14:58
Production Completed
Mar 06 14:33
Progress: 0/6
Engineering Review time: 30 min
Production time: 6.0d With Engineering Questions

Logistics Information

Production Completed→Shipping : 17.9d ( with assembly )
Carrier
FedEx IP
Destination
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Shipping Method
Express Air
Shipping Time
Mar 24 10:55

Key Manufacturing Processes

01
Engineering Review
02
Material Preparation
03
Inner Layer Imaging
04
Circuit Imaging & Etching
05
Layer Stack Alignment
06
High Pressure Lamination
07
Flex-Rigid Lamination
08
Solder Mask Application
09
Electroless Nickel Deposition
10
Immersion Gold Deposition
11
Controlled Depth Routing
12
Dynamic Flex Reliability Testing
13
Electrical Testing

Manufacturing Summary

This order involved the fabrication of a rigid-flex PCB consisting of an 8-layer rigid section (1.0 mm thick, Shengyi S1150G, TG155, 1 oz copper) bonded to a flexible section (Shengyi SF305C polyimide with double-sided yellow coverlay). The design featured fine geometry with 4 mil line/space, 0.15 mm minimum holes, backdrilling, and a high-density BGA area requiring via-in-pad structures to be fully resin plugged and capped on both sides. Boards were panelized 1×5 with process edges, positioning holes, and fiducials, finished in ENIG (1.0 µ″ Au), and tested via 100% flying probe. The combination of rigid-flex construction, via-in-pad resin processing under BGA, and tight mechanical/electrical requirements made this a technically demanding build.

 

During engineering review, several DFM points required clarification and optimization. Some vias were initially too close to the flex zone (< 0.6 mm), creating risk of chemical ingress during processing; these were relocated with corresponding pad and trace adjustments. Sharp inner corners at the rigid-flex transition were changed to R0.5 mm fillets to reduce tearing risk during flexing. Independent bonding pads were added on inner layers to improve adhesion. The ultra-short slot (1.0 × 1.1 mm) was converted to a round hole for manufacturability. BGA via-in-pad features (including the disk-in-hole) received complete resin plugging and capping on both sides, while solder mask openings were standardized to 1–2 mil larger than pads with retained bridges. Stackup and copper weights were aligned (inner layers 0.5 oz, outer 1 oz) to balance producibility and bendability, and BGA pad sizes plus routing were optimized to mitigate lift-off risk. All changes were confirmed through iterative production file updates.

 

With these adjustments implemented and materials/processes verified, the panels were processed successfully, meeting the specified rigid board thickness (1.0 ± 0.1 mm), flex stackup, and surface finish requirements. The proactive handling of via clearance, transition geometry, via-in-pad plugging, and fine-feature optimizations ensured structural integrity and reliable BGA performance. 

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Order ID PCB Type Layers Dimensions Solder Mask Surface Finish Quantity Action

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