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What circuit boards do we do? (6) TC350 High Frequency PCB |
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 July 23. 2025 |
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Rogers TC350 laminates are composite substrates of PTFE, highly thermally conductive ceramic fillers and woven glass reinforcement, offering outstanding thermal conductivity to enhance heat transfer, thereby reducing dielectric and insertion loss, which results in higher gains and efficiencies in amplifiers and antennas. |
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What circuit boards do we do?(5) RO4350B High Frequency PCB |
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July 21. 2025 |
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Rogers RO4350B laminates are a proprietary blend of woven glass reinforced hydrocarbon/ceramics that offer electrical performance comparable to PTFE/woven glass and the manufacturability advantages of epoxy/glass. |
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What circuit boards do we do? (4) RO3035 High Frequency PCB |
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July 18. 2025 |
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Rogers RO3035 laminates are ceramic-filled, PTFE based high frequency circuit materials. These laminates are specifically designed to excel in high-frequency applications and allow designers to develop multi-layer board designs without warping or decreased reliability. |
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What circuit boards do we do? (3) RT/duroid 6035HTC High Frequency PCB |
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July 14. 2025 |
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Rogers RT/duroid 6035HTC high frequency circuit materials are ceramic filled PTFE composites for use in high power RF and microwave applications. It offers outstanding performance for high-power applications. |
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What circuit boards do we do? (2) RT/duroid 5880 High Frequency PCB |
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July 11. 2025 |
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RT/duroid 5880 laminates are composite materials composed of PTFE and random glass fibers, known for their outstanding properties. They are specifically engineered for applications that demand high frequency and broadband capabilities. |
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What circuit boards do we do? (1) F4BM High Frequency PCB |
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July 8. 2025 |
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Wangling’s F4BM high frequency materials are PTFE glass fiber cloth copper clad laminates that combine glass fiber cloth, PTFE resin, and PTFE film through a meticulous manufacturing process. |
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What is Low Insertion Loss in High Frequency PCB? |
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July 7. 2025 |
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Low insertion loss refers to the minimized reduction in signal power as the signal travels through the PCB's transmission lines, which is critical for maintaining signal integrity in high-frequency applications. |
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What is Reverse Treated ED Copper in High Frequency PCB? |
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July 4. 2025 |
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Reverse Treated ED Copper (Reverse-Treated Electrodeposited Copper Foil) is a specialized type of electrolytic copper foil used in the production of copper-clad laminates and printed circuit boards. |
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What is ED Copper in High Frequency PCB? |
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July 3. 2025 |
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Standard electrodeposited (ED) copper foil manufacturing relies on electrolysis. A DC - connected titanium rotating drum acts as the cathode, with the anode in a copper - ion - filled electrolyte. |
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What is Rolled Copper in High Frequency PCB? |
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July 2. 2025 |
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Rolled copper is produced through consecutive cold rolling processes. Beginning with a pure - copper billet, these operations decrease the copper's thickness and increase its length. |
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