Humanoid Robot Rigid-Flex FPC

This rigid-flex FPC is specifically designed for humanoid robots, integrating rigid SMT areas with flexible bending zones. Per Hongyi Precision’s standardized design guidelines: precision mounting holes and alignment features are placed in static fixed areas to enable centered, locked alignment during assembly—effectively preventing FPC shift or slippage caused by long-term equipment vibration; avoiding localized stress concentration due to positional offset, thereby mitigating substrate and copper foil fatigue aging and enhancing long-term robotic operational stability.

Humanoid Robot Rigid-Flex FPC

Key features

Alignment and Positioning Feature Design

Mounting holes and alignment features provided in static areas ensure precise, centered assembly

Vibration Resistance and Anti-Shift Performance

Suppresses FPC misalignment and slippage induced by prolonged vibration

Stress Distribution Optimization

Eliminates localized stress concentration, delaying trace aging and failure

Rigid-Flex Integrated Structure

Rigid sections facilitate component soldering; flexible sections accommodate joint articulation

Optimized for Continuous Robotic Motion

Balances assembly accuracy with dynamic flexing requirements

100% Full-Dimension + Electrical Testing

Ensures batch-to-batch assembly consistency

Specifications

Type
Rigid-Flex FPC
Base Material
PI Flexible Substrate + FR4 Rigid Substrate
Copper Thickness
12 μm, 18 μm
Surface Finish
ENIG or Tin Plating (selectable)
Operating Temperature
-40°C to 105°C
Application Environment
Continuous vibration and reciprocating motion at robotic joints
Electrical Testing
100% Full Inspection

Typical applications

  • Humanoid Robot Joint Control Module
  • Robotic Limb Sensing Rigid-Flex Circuit Assembly
  • Integrated Internal Control Ribbon Cable for Smart Robots
  • Rigid-Flex FPC for Compact Motion Actuators

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