A Twenty-Four Layer Printed Circuit Board (PCB)
A twenty-four layer printed circuit board (PCB) is a high-end multilayer PCB, typically used in electronic systems that require complex circuitry, high-density routing, high-speed signal transmission, and high reliability.
Main Features of 24-Layer PCBs
- Supports ultra-high-density and complex circuit routing.
- Utilizes 2nd-order HDI technology with stacked and staggered blind/buried vias.
- Excellent signal integrity and EMI/EMC performance.
- Precise impedance control and optimized power distribution network.
- Suitable for high-speed, high-frequency, and multi-chip integration designs.
- Meets the requirements for large-scale component mounting with high reliability.
- Multiple layers provide ample routing space for extremely complex circuit designs and ultra-dense component layouts.
- Superior electrical performance: multilayer structure helps enhance signal and power integrity, reducing crosstalk and noise.
- Strong EMI/EMC control: facilitates electromagnetic compatibility design, ideal for high-speed, high-frequency applications.
- Supports advanced processes such as blind/buried vias and HDI, enabling smaller size and higher integration.
Main Applications of 24-Layer PCBs
- High-performance servers and data center equipment.
- Network communication and base station equipment.
- Aerospace electronic systems.
- Medical instruments and industrial automation.
- High-end computing and communication terminals.
Main Specifications
- Number of Layers: 24
- Material: FR-4 (Tg180), VT-47
- Board Thickness: 2.59±0.26mm
- Trace Width/Spacing: 3.5/5.0mil
- Hole Diameter: 0.25mm
- Surface Finish: ENIG (Immersion Gold)