Conformal Coating Printed Circuit Board Design Rogers PCB Electronic Board Design

The creator of PCB is the Austrian Paul Eisler, who first used printed circuit boards in radios in 1936. In 1943, Americans mostly used this technology in military radios, and in 1948, the United States officially recognized this invention for commercial use. Printed circuit boards have only been widely used since the mid-1950s. Printed circuit boards are found in almost every electronic device. If there are electronic parts in a device, they are all mounted on PCBs of various sizes. The main function of the PCB is to make various electronic components form the connection of the predetermined circuit, which plays the role of relay transmission. It is the key electronic interconnection of electronic products and is known as the "mother of electronic products".