Prepreg layer is a partially cured fiberglass-reinforced epoxy resin sheet used as an insulating dielectric layer in HDI PCB manufacturing.
Commonly used trade names and technical identifiers for Prepreg Layer.
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Core material is fully cured (C-stage) copper-clad laminate with copper on both sides, while prepreg is partially cured (B-stage) dielectric material without copper that bonds cores together during lamination.
Prepreg thickness determines interlayer dielectric spacing, affecting impedance control, signal integrity, and thermal management. Thinner prepreg enables higher density interconnections in HDI designs.
Insufficient resin content can cause resin starvation, leading to poor bonding, delamination risks, and reduced dielectric properties due to incomplete coverage of fiberglass weave.
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