Rogers DiClad 880 PCB Substrates with HASL Double Sided 31mil 0.8mm Thick no Solder Maks no Silkscreen

PCB Substrates Redefined: Unleashing the Power of Rogers DiClad 880

Introducing Rogers DiClad 880, a woven fiberglass reinforced, PTFE-based composite that is redefining the world of PCB substrates. With its exceptional features and unparalleled performance, DiClad 880 opens up a new realm of possibilities for high-frequency designs. Let's dive into the remarkable characteristics, robust construction details, and diverse applications of DiClad 880 that make it the substrate of choice for engineers seeking utmost performance.

Unleashing Unmatched Performance:
DiClad 880 boasts an impressive dielectric constant (DK) of 2.2 +/- 0.04 at both 10 GHz/23°C and 1 MHz, ensuring seamless signal transmission across a broad frequency range. Its ultra-low dissipation factor of 0.0009 at 10 GHz/23°C and 0.0008 at 1 MHz minimizes signal loss, enabling high-performance systems to thrive.

Dimensional Stability for Precise Designs:
Engineered to withstand extreme temperature variations, DiClad 880 showcases remarkable dimensional stability. With a TcDK of -160 ppm/°C across a temperature range of -10~140°C, it ensures the integrity of the circuit remains intact. This stability is critical for preserving signal accuracy and mitigating the effects of thermal expansion in high-frequency circuits.

Robust Construction for Reliability:
DiClad 880 is purpose-built for 2-layer rigid PCBs, providing a solid foundation for high-frequency applications. Its construction comprises a 35 μm copper layer on the top, a 0.508 mm (20mil) thick DiClad 880 substrate in the middle, and another 35 μm copper layer at the bottom. This robust construction ensures reliable signal transmission, mechanical durability, and sustained performance.

Unrivaled Versatility:
DiClad 880 finds its place in a wide range of high-frequency applications, including radar feed networks, commercial phased array networks, low-loss base station antennas, guidance systems, digital radio antennas, filters, couplers, and LNAs. Its versatility allows engineers to explore various industries and applications with confidence.

Stability and Consistency:
DiClad 880 exhibits exceptional stability and consistency, making it a reliable choice for demanding projects. With a moisture absorption rate of just 0.02% and a low coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) in the X, Y, and Z axes, DiClad 880 ensures consistent performance under varying environmental conditions.

Optimized Design Capabilities:
The stable DK of DiClad 880 over a wide frequency range provides flexibility in design. Lower DK values support wider line widths, reducing insertion loss and enabling efficient signal propagation.

Quality Assurance and Global Availability:
DiClad 880 adheres to the IPC-Class-2 standard, ensuring stringent quality control and manufacturing processes. It is readily available worldwide, ensuring easy access to this exceptional substrate for your projects, no matter your location.

Applications That Excel:
DiClad 880 is the substrate of choice for radar feed networks, commercial phased array networks, low-loss base station antennas, guidance systems, digital radio antennas, filters, couplers, and LNAs. These applications benefit from the outstanding electrical performance and reliability that DiClad 880 offers.

Unleash the Power of DiClad 880:
To address any technical inquiries or for further information, please reach out to Sally Mao at sales30@bichengpcb.com. Sally and her team are committed to providing the support and expertise you need to harness the power of DiClad 880 in your high-frequency PCB productions.