Gold Finger PCB is a circuit board specially designed for connector sockets for connecting other electronic devices or electronic cards. They are typically used in high-density connection applications such as computer motherboards, graphics cards, memory modules, and other devices that require reliable connections.
Related parameters and characteristics:
Connection Areas: The distinguishing feature of a Gold Finger PCB is its connection areas, which are covered with metal, usually gold. These metal connection areas are usually finger-like in shape to ensure a reliable connection.
Material selection: PCB materials are usually selected with higher conductivity and stability to ensure the reliability of metal connections.
Surface Treatment: Gold Finger Metal connection areas on PCBs are typically gold plated to provide excellent electrical performance and corrosion resistance.
Interface type: Gold Finger PCBs can have different interface types, including PCI, PCIe, DIMM, etc., to adapt to different application needs.
Protective measures: Metal connection areas are usually protected to avoid oxidation or contamination and to maintain connection performance.
Size and Shape: Gold Finger PCB sizes and shapes can be customized to meet the needs of specific applications.
Gold Finger PCB Manufacturing Process：
Design: First, design the circuit board, especially the connection area.
Raw material selection: Choose high-quality fiberglass sheets and metal materials.
Printing: Manufacturing of printed circuits for circuit boards, including the design and fabrication of metal connection areas.
Gold Plating: Metal connection areas are often gold plated to provide good electrical conductivity and corrosion protection.
Assembly: Installing other electronic components and components to complete the circuit board fabrication.
Testing: The Gold Finger PCB is electrically and connectivity tested to ensure its performance and reliability.
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