JLC04161H-3313
1.56 mm finished thickness, +/- 10%. Uses 0.0994 mm 3313 RC57 prepreg above and below a 1.265 mm core.
A high-accuracy field solver for PCB and transmission-line cross-sections that runs locally in your browser.
MMTL was developed from Mayo Clinic transmission-line research beginning in the 1980s and was publicly released under the GPL in 2004. It is a 2-D/2.5-D field solver for trace impedance, propagation, crosstalk, and conductor coupling. TNT is the original GUI for Metal Everywhere; Web-MMTL is this browser interface.
It uses a boundary-element and method-of-moments field solution. It's as accurate as expensive commercial tools like Polar SI9000e.
The implementation is open source and inspectable.
Web-MMTL is much more accurate than formula-based impedance calculators. It models the cross-section that is actually being manufactured as a 2D field.
This tool has JLCPCB-specific material support, including construction/thickness-dependent dielectric-constant references and frequency-dependent dielectric-loss models. JLCPCB currently uses Nan Ya NP-155F for 4-8-layer impedance calculations and Shengyi S1000-2M for 10-layer and higher constructions.
Each diagram shows the outside L1 trace and the L2 stripline in their actual positions in the same four-layer construction. The links open nominal 50 ohm examples at 1 GHz using the NP-155F family model.
1.56 mm finished thickness, +/- 10%. Uses 0.0994 mm 3313 RC57 prepreg above and below a 1.265 mm core.
1.59 mm finished thickness, +/- 10%. Uses 0.2104 mm 7628 RC49 prepreg above and below a 1.065 mm core.