I will design flexible fpc and rigid flex pcb for compact electronics
printed circuit design expert
About this Gig
Need a compact electronics design that cannot fit on a traditional rigid PCB?
I will design a professional flexible FPC or rigid-flex PCB for your electronic product.
Flexible and rigid-flex PCBs are ideal when your product requires a compact form factor, tight packaging, bending, folding or electrical connections between different sections of a device.
I can help with:
Flexible PCB layout
FPC design
Rigid-flex PCB design
Multilayer flex boards
Flex-to-rigid transitions
Bend-area planning
Component placement
PCB routing
Board outline design
DRC checks
Gerber files
Drill files
BOM
Manufacturing documentation
I can work with your existing schematic, PCB design, component list or product requirements.
Typical applications include wearable electronics, IoT products, sensors, portable devices, robotics, compact consumer electronics and other space-constrained products.
For rigid-flex designs, I can organize the rigid and flexible regions and plan the layout around the mechanical requirements you provide.
Depending on your package, you can receive the PCB source files, Gerbers, BOM, drill files and supporting documentation needed for fabrication.
Please provide your schematic, mechanical
FAQ
What is the difference between FPC and rigid-flex PCB?
FPC is primarily a flexible circuit, while rigid-flex combines rigid PCB sections with flexible sections in one board structure.
Can you design a PCB that bends?
Yes. I can design flexible PCB layouts around the bend zones and mechanical requirements you provide.
Can you design rigid-flex PCBs?
Yes. Rigid-flex designs can include multiple rigid sections connected through flexible PCB regions.
Do you need my schematic?
An existing schematic is preferred, especially for layout-only projects. If your project requires circuit development, contact me first so I can review the requirements.
Can you design multilayer flexible PCBs?
Yes. Multilayer FPC and rigid-flex designs can be handled depending on the complexity and manufacturing requirements.
