Foldable frames with flex circuits reduce manufacturing costs while maintaining high-speed chip-to-chip communication.
A polyester resin film polymerized with 1,4-cyclohexanedimethanol and aromatic dicarboxylic acid prevents dimensional instability caused by moisture absorption.
A camera module holder frame stabilizes lens units to reduce assembly tolerances and improve image quality.
A three-dimensional elastic circuit uses orthogonal patterns to stretch along x, y, and z axes.
A multilayer resin substrate positions conductor patterns inside the stacked body at bent portions to reduce mechanical stress.
A movable optical unit uses a guide groove to route flexible circuits away from rotating housing surfaces.
A printed circuit bonded to a buckled synthetic polymer membrane maintains electrical conductivity during stretching.
A stretchable device uses a cover layer to shield organic wiring components from direct skin contact.
Varying the shielding layer opening ratio reduces radiated noise while maintaining flexibility and high-frequency signal transmission characteristics.
Thermoforming conductive ink on elastomeric substrates creates buckled traces that maintain constant electrical resistance during stretching.