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Nope...the stuff I have IS paper thin. Very flexible. Bought it to use
on upper UHF and into the microwaves. I didn't measure it with a micrometer, but I will do that later and report back... Scott Tim Wescott wrote: Scott wrote: Question: Does anybody know how to calculate the width of a 50 Ohm microstrip line on Arlon PTFE circuit board (Type GX-0065-45-11). It is 0.0065" thick, double sided and has a k=2.45. Looking at my chart, it looks like I leave the bottom as complete copper groundplane and take off all copper around stripline on the top side of the board and leave the stripline as 0.0195" wide? That doesn't sound very wide!! Scott N0EDV .0065 is paper thin, possibly less. 1/16 inch is 0.063 -- did you slip a digit? |
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