• April 16. 2025

Can You Handle High-frequency (RF/microwave) PCBs? Materials? Introduction High-frequency PCBs, particularly those used in RF (Radio Frequency) and microwave applications, require specialized materials and manufacturing expertise. Unlike standard FR-4 PCBs, these boards must maintain signal integrity, minimize dielectric losses, and withstand extreme thermal conditions. A common question we encoun...

• April 16. 2025

How Do You Handle PCB Panelization? PCB Panelization: Optimizing Panel Size for Cost-Efficiency (V-Cut vs. Tab Routing) Introduction In PCB manufacturing, panelizationis a critical step that directly impacts production efficiency, material utilization, and overall cost. Panelization involves arranging multiple PCB designs onto a single manufacturing panel to optimize fabrication and assembly ...

• May 21. 2025

Multilayer Stackup Design: Minimizing Crosstalk in High-Speed PCBs Introduction In high-speed PCB design, signal integrity is paramount. As data rates increase, crosstalk—unwanted electromagnetic coupling between traces—becomes a critical challenge. A well-optimized multilayer stackup is essential to minimize crosstalk while ensuring signal integrity, power delivery, and manufacturability. This ar...

• June 12. 2025

How to Choose Between RO4350B, PTFE, and Ceramic-Filled Substrates？ Introduction High-frequency PCBs are critical in modern RF and microwave applications, including 5G communications, radar systems, and satellite technology. Selecting the right substrate material is essential to ensure signal integrity, thermal stability, and manufacturability. Three of the most commonly used high-frequency PCB ma...

• June 12. 2025

What Are the Design Considerations for Hybrid High-Frequency PCBs? Introduction Hybrid (mixed dielectric) high-frequency PCBs combine different materials to optimize electrical performance, thermal stability, and manufacturability. These mixed dielectric hybrid boards are widely used in RF/microwave applications, aerospace, radar systems, and telecommunications, where signal integrity and thermal ...