Bipedal Robot Joint Sensor FPC
This FPC is designed for bipedal robot joint sensor assemblies. To address component failure due to salt mist corrosion, Hongyi Precision developed an optimized zoned surface finish solution: ENIG applied to critical pads for oxidation resistance, durability under repeated mating cycles, and stable solder joints; tin plating used on non-critical trace areas to reduce overall production cost. This zoned approach balances long-term reliability and cost, successfully passing robotic environmental reliability testing.
Key features
Zoned Surface Finish Solution
Critical Pads: ENIG; General Areas: Tin Plating (Optional)
ENIG Process Advantages
Oxidation resistance, salt mist resistance, mating cycle endurance, stable solder joints
Supports continuous robot operation
Resists moisture and salt mist, delaying trace corrosion
Cost-Optimized Design
Flexible material selection for non-critical zones enables effective cost control
Compatible with Robot Joint Assembly
Facilitates SMT component placement and connector mating
Specifications
- Layers
- 1–2 Layers
- Pad Finish
- ENIG (Optional)
- General Area Finish
- Tin Plating (Optional)
- Base Material
- PI: 12.5μm / 25μm
- Copper Thickness
- 12μm, 18μm
- Reliability Standard
- Meets Industrial-Grade Salt Mist Testing
- Operating Temperature
- -40℃ to 105℃
- Electrical Testing
- 100% Full Inspection
Typical applications
- Bipedal Robot Joint Angle Sensor
- Robotic Limb Motion Signal Acquisition Flex Cable
- Internal Sensor Interconnect FPC for Smart Robots
- FPC Assembly for Compact Smart Actuators
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