Printed circuit boards (PCBS) are convenient sheets used to accommodate interconnected electrical components in a simple, convenient and economical manner. They are used as physical supports for mounting and connecting different electrical components.

PCBS are made of fiberglass, composite epoxy or any other composite material with a metal-coated surface. They feature etchings made using metals and acids to create circuits through different integrated circuits (ics) and other components on the circuit board. Solder connects the IC and other components to the surface of the circuit board. The copper track in the circuit board reduces the possibility of short circuits, misaligned or misaligned wires.

In this way, all components are securely attached to the board, eliminating the need for complex wiring systems and unnecessary costs. This also simplifies the process of maintaining your PCB according to your needs – no need to deal with a lot of wires.