Generally speaking, there is no certain standard for the number of PCB board layers, and it will be determined according to everyone's demand for PCB functions. Let's start with some conventional PCB board layers.
A conventional PCB board is divided into six layers, which are mechanical layer, wiring prohibition layer, solder mask layer, solder flux layer, silk screen layer and via layer.
The "green" layer on the PCB is what we call the solder mask layer, but don't look at it as green and think it's because of the green paint. It's actually tin-plated, and you don't choose this color for the sake of looking good. Woolen cloth.
The soldering layer is used when the machine is patched, and it corresponds to the pads of all patch components. It is the same size as the top layer/bottom layer and is used to open the stencil to leak tin.
The silk screen layer can also be subdivided into a top silk screen layer and a bottom silk screen layer.
The via layer is generally divided into a via guiding layer and a via drilling layer.
With the development of PCB circuit boards more and more rapidly, the functions are becoming more and more diverse, and more and more PCB board layers have emerged. It is very easy to confuse when it comes to PCB. However, the definition and application knowledge system of each layer of the PCB circuit board is too large to be eager for success. Today I will give a general introduction-the definition of each layer, and the next article will talk about the specific functions of each layer in detail.
