High-Frequency PCBs

Precision for the GHz Era:
High-frequency printed circuit boards

High-frequency printed circuit boards (HF PCBs) are the backbone of cutting-edge technologies in 5G telecommunications, aerospace, and medical technology. We master this complex interplay of advanced materials, precise DFM engineering, and strict impedance control.

Special Materials (Dk & Df)

Precise control of the dielectric constant (Dk) and an extremely low loss factor (Df) are crucial. We process high-end laminates (e.g., Rogers, PTFE) for minimal signal loss.

Signal Integrity

To prevent signal distortion, we use low-profile copper foils and specific laminate weaves. The copper design is precisely calibrated to meet high-frequency requirements.

Thermal Management

High-frequency circuits often generate concentrated heat. Through intelligent layer stack-ups and thermal vias, we ensure long-term performance.

DFM Collaboration

We review your layouts at an early stage to ensure optimal alignment of cost, material, and performance objectives.

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Specifications for HF & Microwave PCBs

Material & Technology Specification / Availability Notes
High-Frequency Material
(Rogers Corporation)
RO4000® (e.g., RO4350B), RO3000®, AD series, RT-duroid®, TMM® The global industry standard. On request, we offer alternative PFAS-free solutions (Non-PFAS) to meet the highest environmental standards.
High-Frequency Material
(AGC / Taconic)
RF-35 Series, RF-60TC, TLX, TLY, TSM-DS3 Series Excellent PTFE laminates for demanding microwave and radar applications.
Hybrid Stack-up
(Mixed Dielectric)
Cost-efficient: Expensive HF material is used only on the critical outer layers, with FR-4 for the inner layer construction. Reduces the skin effect and significantly minimizes signal loss (insertion loss) at extremely high frequencies.
Copper Foil Technology Low-Profile (LP) & Very-Low-Profile (VLP) Kupfer Reduces the skin effect and significantly minimizes signal loss (insertion loss) at extremely high frequencies.
Strictly controlled manufacturing processes to ensure perfect signal integrity (single-ended & differential). Tolerance ±5% to ±8% Strictly controlled manufacturing processes to ensure perfect signal integrity (single-ended & differential).
Optimized Surface Finishes Immersion Silver (ImAg), Immersion Tin, ENEPIG, OSP ENIG (Electroless Nickel Immersion Gold) is often avoided for high-frequency designs, as the nickel layer causes signal attenuation. We provide proactive guidance.