• October 31. 2024

IsoClad 917 PCB -What Are the Benefits of Using IsoClad 917 PCB? Introduction The IsoClad 917 Rogers laminates represent a compelling advancement in the realm of printed circuit board (PCB) substrates. These non-woven fiberglass/PTFE composites boast an incredibly low dielectric constant (Dk) of either 2.17 or 2.20, making them ideal for a wide range of applications. This comprehens...

• December 10. 2024

What Are the Typical Applications of RO3210 PCB? When it comes to high-frequency circuit materials, Rogers 3210 PCB stands out as a reliable and exceptional choice. Combining ceramic-filled laminates with woven fiberglass reinforcement,RO3210offers remarkable electrical performance and mechanical stability. In this blog post, we will delve into the unique features, benefits, construction...

• December 24. 2024

What Are the Features and Benefits of TMM10i PCB? Introduction The Rogers TMM10i isotropic thermoset microwave material has revolutionized the realm of high-frequency circuitry and is specifically engineered to meet the soaring demands of advanced microwave applications. Blending the desirable characteristics of ceramic and PTFE substrates, the TMM10i Printed Circuit Board delivers exceptiona...

• January 16. 2025

What Are the Electrical Properties and Dimensional Stability of TLX-8 PCB? Introduction The TLX-8 PCB 30mil is a highly versatile and reliable high volume antenna material designed to offer exceptional performance in a wide range of RF applications. This PTFE fiberglass laminate material boasts a host of impressive features, including excellent PIM values, outstanding mechanical and thermal proper...

• January 16. 2025

What Is the Dielectric Constant and Dissipation Factor of RO4535 PCB? Introduction RO4535 High Frequency Laminates, developed by Rogers Corporation, are advanced materials designed to meet the specific demands of antenna markets. These laminates provide exceptional performance, controlled dielectric, low loss characteristics, and excellent passive intermodulation response required for mobile infra...

• 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...