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Layers
Single-sided, double-sided, and multilayer (up to 40+ layers)
Material
Taconic, Isola, PTFE, Arlon, and FR-4 High-Tg
DK (Dielectric Constant)
2.0 to 10 (more stable materials are required for high frequencies)
DF (Dissipation Factor)
Low values, typically <0.005 for high-frequency applications
Board Thickness
0.1mm – 6.0mm
Copper Thickness
0.5 Oz (17.5 µm) – 5 Oz (175 µm)
Minimum Trace Width/Spacing
4mil/4mil (0.1016mm/0.1016mm) or better, depending on design and materials
Minimum Hole Size
0.2mm (8mil) – 0.4mm (16mil) or larger, depending on layer count
Aspect Ratio
10:1 or better
Maximum Board Size
500mm x 1100mm (20" x 44") or larger, varies with layer counts
Surface Finish
HASL, Lead-Free HASL, ENIG, Immersion Silver, OSP, etc.
Solder Mask
Green, Blue, Yellow, Black, Red, White, and other colors
Solder Mask Resolution
4mil (0.1mm) minimum
Solder Mask Registration
±2mil (±0.0508mm)
Silkscreen Color
White, Black, Yellow
YesPlated Through Holes (PTH)
Yes
Blind & Buried Vias (BBV)
Yes
Controlled Impedance
Yes, tightly controlled impedance is essential for high-frequency applications
Electrical Testing
Continuity & isolation, impedance control, Hi-Pot, etc.
Thermal Management
Required for high-frequency applications, might include thermal vias, heat sinks, and metal cores
Certification
ISO9001:2015;ISO13485:2016;ROHS,UL 94v0, IPC-600G classll and IPC-6012B classll standard
A high frequency PCB is a special type of PCB with high electromagnetic frequencies. Generally speaking, a high frequency PCB can be defined as a PCB with a frequency above1GHz. The substrate material needs to have excellent electrical properties, good chemicalstability, and with the increase of the power signal frequency, the loss on the substrate isvery small, so the importance of high frequency PCB is highlighted. High-frequency PCBcircuit boards with induction heating technology have been widely used in the communication industry, network technology field promotion and high-speed information processingsystems, meeting the requirements of many high-precision parameter instruments.