What Are High Frequency Laminates? High Frequency Laminates are specialized PCB base materials engineered for ...
What Are High Frequency Laminates? High Frequency Laminates are specialized PCB base materials engineered for ...
Rogers DiClad Series laminates are fiberglass reinforced PTFE based composites for use as printed circuit board substrates in high frequency applications. The controlled fiberglass and PTFE content ratio enable DiClad laminates to offer a range of low dielectric constant (Dk) values. Higher PTFE content provides a lower Dk and loss tangent, while higher fiberglass content provides better dimensional stability and registration. Unlike the CuClad® laminate series, the DiClad laminates do not have cross plied constructions.
Learn best practices for after-etch stress relief in RT-Duroid® microwave laminates to ensure dimensional stability, adhesion, and optimal high-frequency electrical performance.
Discover Taconic RF-60A, a high-performance, low-moisture-absorption PTFE laminate ideal for RF and microwave PCBs. Stable dielectric constant, low dissipation factor, high thermal reliability, and mechanical strength make it perfect for 5G, aerospace, automotive radar, and satellite communication applications.
CLTE-AT laminates are advanced low-loss, ceramic-filled PTFE composites designed for high-frequency applications. Ideal for RF, microwave, and millimeter-wave circuits, they offer excellent thermal, mechanical, and electrical stability for aerospace, automotive, telecommunications, and medical electronics.