Compared to standard multilayer PCBs, High Density Interconnect (HDI) printed circuit boards feature finer conductive path structures and smaller vias. This is the technological response of the PCB industry to permanent miniaturization that requires more and more complex circuits and components with extremely high pin count.
Laminating more PCB layers in Sequential Build Up (SBU) technology enables interconnection and routing of inner layers without consuming surface area, which can thus be used to place and interconnect high pin count components.