Ultra High Speed for Millimeter Wave Radar

Low Transmission Loss + Good Processability + Performance Stability

Laminate R-5515     Prepreg R-5410

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Ideal performance for Printed Circuit Boards used in 79 GHz millimeter wave antennas.

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Ultra High Speed for Millimeter Wave Radar

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Part No.DatasheetTg (DSC) (°C) Tg (TMA), (°C)Tg (DMA) (°C) Td (Thermal Decomposition) (°C) T288 (Without Cu) (min) T288 (With Cu) (min)CTE-X, CTE-Y CTE-Z CTE α2 Z-axis: Test Method IPC-TM-650 2.4.24; Condition A (ppm/℃) Thermal Conductivity, (W/m・K) Volume Resistivity (MΩ・cm) Surface Resistivity (mΩ)Dk at 1 GHzDk at 10 GHzDielectric Constant (Dk) @ 12Ghz; Test Method Balanced-type Circular Disk Resonator; Condition C-24/23/50Df at 1 GHzDf at 10 GHzDf at 12 GHzWater Absorption (%)Flexural Warp (MD) (GPa)Flexural Fill (TD) (GPa)Peel Strength (1 Oz. Cu) (kN/m) FlammabilitySample Thickness (mm)
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170
200
410
>120
>120
19-21
19-21
50
300
0.40

1 x 10⁹ 

1 x 10⁸
-
3.0
3.1
-
0.002
0.002
0.19
9.7
9.7
0.6 (Cu:HVLP2 Hoz)
94V-0
0.13mm (0.50mm)
50
300
3.0
0.002
0.6
170
200
410
> 120
> 120
19 - 21
19 - 21
50
300
1 x 107

1 x 10⁸
3.06 @ 14 GHz
0.0021 @ 14 GHz
0.19
0.6
94V-0
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