• September 25. 2025

Why Choose Rogers RO3003G2 PCB for Next-Generation Automotive Radar Applications? In the rapidly advancing field of automotive electronics, particularly with the proliferation of Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems (ADAS), the demand for printed circuit boards (PCBs) capable of reliably handling high-frequency signals, especially in the millimeter-wave spectrum, has never been greater. Addressing t...

• September 25. 2025

Is DiClad 527 the Right High-Frequency PCB Material for Your Demanding Radar or Aerospace Project? In the demanding world of high-frequency electronics, the choice of printed circuit board (PCB) substrate is paramount to the overall performance, reliability, and success of an end product. Among the elite materials available to design engineers, Rogers DiClad 527 high-frequency laminate stands...

• September 25. 2025

How Can TMM6 High Frequency PCBs Enhance Performance and Reliability in Your Microwave Designs? In the rapidly advancing world of electronics, the demand for high-frequency printed circuit boards (PCBs) that deliver unwavering performance and reliability is greater than ever. For engineers and designers working on the cutting edge of wireless communication, aerospace, and defense technologies, the...

• September 25. 2025

How Can a Laminate with a Dk of 2.33 and 0.0016 Loss Tangent Enhance Your RF Design? In the demanding world of high-frequency electronics, the choice of printed circuit board (PCB) substrate is a critical determinant of performance, reliability, and overall system success. Rogers Corporation's IsoClad 933 high frequency PCB emerges as a premier material engineered to meet these rigorous chall...

• September 27. 2025

How Can CLTE-XT Laminates with Ultra-Low Loss and CTE Enhance Your Circuit Performance? In the rapidly advancing world of electronics, particularly within the realms of RF, microwave, and millimeter-wave technologies, the choice of printed circuit board (PCB) substrate is paramount. It directly influences signal integrity, power efficiency, and overall system reliability. For engineers and designe...

• September 27. 2025

Why is RO4830 the Ideal Thermoset Material for 76-81 GHz Automotive Radar Sensors? In the rapidly advancing field of high-frequency electronics, particularly in automotive safety systems like radar, selecting the right printed circuit board (PCB) material is paramount to performance, reliability, and cost-effectiveness. While traditional PTFE-based laminates have long been the go-to for high-frequ...