High Voltage PCB Design

Created: November 7, 2017
Updated: March 20, 2020

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When it comes to designing high voltage PCBs, it's important to ensure your layout is able to control and optimize electric field strengths for optimal operation and longevity. While the manufacturing process of high voltage PCBs remains similar to that of normal PCBs, careful attention to the materials you use, as well as their properties, are crucial to success. A thorough understanding of spacing rules, clearances, operating frequencies, and tried-and-true design techniques will go a long way in avoiding setbacks and potential challenges.

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