[SI-LIST] Re: low loss pcb material

Hi Joel,

You can try out with FR408.This may suit your requirement.
Pls visit this site for better understanding of the material.

http://www.isolaag.com/e/ecomaXL/get_blob.php?name=FR408eng.PDF 


Thank You,
Regards,
Manatosh Baidya
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Subject: [SI-LIST] low loss pcb material


Is there a widely available low loss (< 0.01) pcb material that would be
no more than 20% cost increase over FR4?
 
Thanks - Joel
 

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