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PCB Material Specification Sheet
ROGERS

RO4400 Series Bondply Data Sheet – RO4450F and RO4460G2 Bondply

The RO4400® series bondply materials are designed for use in multilayer high-frequency circuit constructions. These bondplys provide excellent dielectric performance, low loss, and high thermal reliability. RO4450F™ and RO4460G2™ are compatible with Rogers RO4000® laminates, ensuring a seamless integration for complex RF and microwave applications.

PCB Material Specification Sheet
ROGERS

Fabrication Guidelines RO4360G2 High Frequency Laminates

RO4360G2™ laminates from Rogers Corporation are high-frequency materials with a dielectric constant (Dk) of 6.15 ± 0.15, designed for advanced RF and microwave applications. These laminates are compatible with FR-4 processing methods, making them a cost-effective solution for high-performance circuits. The following guidelines help optimize fabrication processes to ensure reliability and performance.

PCB Material Specification Sheet
ROGERS

SP200501 – RO4350B Starting Point Compensation Factors

The SP200501 document provides detailed starting point compensation factors for Rogers RO4350B™ laminates. These factors are essential for optimizing PCB fabrication processes and ensuring precise dimensional control during etching, drilling, and lamination. By accounting for the material’s inherent properties and processing behavior, manufacturers can achieve high precision in RF and microwave circuit designs.

Engineering Technology
ROGERS

RO4000 Laminates RO4003C and RO4350B

Rogers RO4000® series laminates, including RO4003C™ and RO4350B™, are high-performance materials designed for RF and microwave applications. These laminates provide a cost-effective alternative to PTFE-based materials while delivering superior electrical and mechanical properties, making them ideal for high-frequency circuits in telecommunications, automotive radar, and aerospace applications.