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October 28th 07, 01:52 AM
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How do you make RF circuit boards?
Sometimes, at work, I need to make, or have made, an RF PCB board to
test an RF part. For example, a surface mount 2-way power divider, up to say 4 GHz. We have regular g10? copper clad, a PCB millimg machine. Is a 50 ohms trace about .1 in wide in this material? What is advantage of FR and Duriod? Is TXLINE a good program to determine trace widths? Any good books on RF boards? Any tips would be very appriciated. |
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