The Channel (board technology)

The Channel refers to a specific area on a printed circuit board (PCB) designed to route electrical signals or power efficiently. It’s like a dedicated pathway that guides and organizes wires or traces, reducing interference and improving performance. Channels can be used to separate different signal types, manage heat, or provide mechanical stability. They help engineers design compact, reliable circuits by controlling how electrical signals travel across the board, ensuring everything operates smoothly without unwanted interference. Overall, the Channel enhances the PCB’s functionality, durability, and ease of manufacturing.