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Rogers DiClad 880 High Frequency PCB - Ultra-Low Loss PTFE Material for RF Applications


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Introduction

Rogers DiClad 880 is a PTFE-based laminate with woven fiberglass reinforcement, engineered for ultra-low loss, high-frequency applications. Its optimized composition delivers:
Lower Dk & Df than standard PTFE laminates
Superior Dk uniformity for precision RF components
Enhanced dimensional stability for critical designs


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Key Features

Ultra-Low Dielectric Constant (Dk): 2.17–2.20
Record-Low Dissipation Factor (Df): 0.0009 @ 10GHz
Thermal Stability: CTE of 25 ppm/°C (X) & 34 ppm/°C (Y)
Environmental Resilience:
Moisture absorption: 0.02%
UL 94-V0 flammability rated
Outgassing: TML 0.01%, CVCM 0.01%
Design Note: High TCDk (-160 ppm/°C) requires thermal compensation


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PCB Manufacturing Capabilities

Layer Options: Single/Double/Multi-layer & Hybrid
Copper Weight: 1oz (35µm) / 2oz (70µm)
Thickness: 20mil (0.51mm) / 30mil (0.76mm) / 60mil (1.52mm)
Max Size: 400mm × 500mm
Surface Finishes: ENIG, HASL, Immersion Ag/Sn, OSP, ENEPIG, Pure Au
Solder Mask Colors: Green/Black/Blue/Yellow/Red


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Applications

5G/Radar Systems: Phased arrays, feed networks
Aerospace/Defense: Low-noise amplifiers, filters
Telecom Infrastructure: Base station antennas
Satellite Comms: Power dividers, combiners


 

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