
Single-sided flex
One copper layer for a clearly defined electrical path. Plan coverlay, terminals and the installed shape together.
Explore single-sided flex ↗Materials, manufacturing and practical design guidance for the connections your product depends on. Take your flex circuit from a mechanical idea to a clear fabrication brief.

Start with the electrical connections and mechanical duty. Add layers, support and assembly requirements where the product needs them.

One copper layer for a clearly defined electrical path. Plan coverlay, terminals and the installed shape together.
Explore single-sided flex ↗
More electrical connectivity brings more construction decisions. Define every layer and each local bend region.
Explore layer options ↗
Connect separated components, fit a constrained enclosure and make your mechanical intent clear in the drawing.
Plan a custom circuit ↗The material, local stackup and movement work together. Our guides connect those choices to the information a manufacturer needs.
Understand flexible PCBs ↗Polyimide, copper, adhesive and coverlay: compare the complete construction, not just the film name.
A bend during installation and repeated movement in service need different engineering questions.
Match reinforcement to connectors, components and the transition into the flexible region.
Work through local thickness, bend geometry and material choices. Build a project brief you can use in a manufacturing discussion.
Define the thickness of each film, adhesive and conductor. Treat the connector’s reinforced region separately.

Compact routing, comfort and the real motion at each connection.
Joint travel, routing constraints and a representative life test.
Sensor integration, constrained enclosures and service conditions.
Sensing routes, attachment methods and isolation requirements.
Review bend zones, terminals, reinforcement and manufacturing notes.
CONNECTOR INTERFACESConnect the exact connector drawing to the local finished thickness.
COST PLANNINGSeparate materials, panel use, tooling, assembly and qualification.