Different Types of Rigid PCB
HXD can supply various rigid PCB types to meet the needs of different electronic applications:
Single-Sided PCB: A Single-Sided PCB has conductive traces on only one side of the substrate. It has a simple structure, and its production process is very mature. Because it uses fewer materials and fewer steps, it usually has the lowest production cost of common PCB types.
Double-Sided PCB: A Double-Sided PCB has conductive circuits on both sides of the substrate. Electrical connections between the two sides are made through Plated Through Holes (PTH). Compared with a single-sided board, a double-sided PCB offers much higher wiring density. This allows designers to place more components and build more complex circuit layouts.
Multilayer PCB: Multilayer PCBs have three or more conductive layers separated by insulating materials. The layers are connected through vias, blind vias, and buried vias. These boards are used in high-performance products that need more routing space, better signal control, and stable power delivery.
HXD provides custom multilayer PCB solutions, including 4-layer, 6-layer, 8-layer, and 10-layer PCBs. We can adjust the stackup, materials, copper thickness, vias, and surface finish based on your project requirements.

