Hi Jeffrey-

Could you send me that pdf as well?

Thanks!

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NCAB Group list flex outer layers as a preferred stack-up. (See attached .pdf, I know this will be deleted on the tech net copy.) This was new to me when I was reviewing their guides for technology fit for a new design.


Thank you,
Jeffrey

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Fellow TechNetters:

    Does the flex applique in a Rigid Flex Technology CONSTRUCTION always has the be sandwich between rigid laminate material?
Can the flex portion be on the TOP or BOTTOM side of a Rigid Flex PWB?

Victor,