Wiper Control Switch FPC

This wiper control switch FPC is used for in-vehicle signal transmission. Hongyi Precision’s R&D team has developed a mature differential signal routing solution through extensive testing and validation: CAN and LIN communication differential traces strictly adhere to equal-length, equal-spacing, parallel routing; trace spacing ≥3× trace width; impedance remains continuous along the entire route, eliminating impedance discontinuities and stubs—effectively reducing signal interference and ensuring stable in-vehicle communication while minimizing bus error faults.

Wiper Control Switch FPC

Key features

Standardized Differential Trace Layout

CAN/LIN Differential Traces: Equal-Length, Equal-Spacing, Parallel Routing

Controlled-Impedance Design

Spacing ≥3× Trace Width; Continuous Impedance Throughout Entire Route

Stub-Free Routing Architecture

Mitigates Signal Reflection Interference; Enhances Communication Reliability

EMI-Resistant Automotive-Grade Process

Withstands Complex In-Vehicle Electromagnetic Environments

Flexible PI Substrate

Meets Dynamic In-Vehicle Installation Bend Requirements

100% Electrical and Impedance Sampling Inspection

Ensures Batch-to-Batch Communication Consistency

Specifications

Layer Count
1–2 Layers
Differential Routing Requirements
Equal Length, Equal Spacing, Parallel
Differential Trace Spacing
≥3× Conductor Width
Trace Requirements
Stub-Free; Continuous Impedance Without Discontinuities
Substrate
PI 12.5 μm / 25 μm
Copper Thickness
12 μm, 18 μm
Surface Finish
ENIG Gold Plating, OSP
Operating Temperature
-40°C to 105°C
Electrical Testing
100% Full Inspection

Typical applications

  • Wiper Control Switch FPC
  • In-Vehicle Sensor Communication Flex Circuit
  • Body ECU Module Signal Transmission Flex Cable
  • In-Vehicle Sensor Signal Acquisition Flex Circuit

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