PCB combine FPC membrane circuit

PCB-based Flexible Printed Circuit (FPC) technology is an advanced circuit design methodology where a flexible circuit is printed on a thin and flexible substrate, such as plastic or polyimide film. It offers several advantages over traditional rigid PCBs, such as better flexibility and durability, greater printed circuit density, and reduced cost. PCB-based FPC technology can be combined with other circuit design methodologies like membrane circuit design to create a hybrid circuit. A membrane circuit is a type of circuit that is made using thin and flexible layers of material such as polyester or polycarbonate. It is a popular design solution for applications that require low profile and high durability. Combining PCB-based FPC technology with membrane circuit design helps designers to create complex circuits that can adapt to various shapes and forms without losing their functionality. The process involves bonding the two flexible layers together using an adhesive material, allowing the circuit to remain flexible and resilient. The combination of PCB-based FPC technology with membrane circuit design is often used in a variety of applications such as medical devices, consumer electronics, industrial equipment, and automotive components. The benefits of this hybrid circuit design methodology include improved performance, reduced size and weight, and increased flexibility and durability.