👉 Strip engineering is a specialized manufacturing process used primarily in the production of electronic components, particularly for printed circuit boards (PCBs). It involves the creation of narrow, parallel tracks or "strips" on a substrate, typically copper, which are used to route electrical signals and power connections. These strips are meticulously designed and manufactured to ensure high precision, reliability, and minimal interference between traces. Strip engineering allows for the efficient use of space on PCBs, enabling complex circuit designs while maintaining signal integrity and reducing electromagnetic interference. This technique is crucial in high-density applications, such as mobile devices, automotive electronics, and aerospace systems, where compactness, performance, and reliability are paramount.
