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January 26th 04, 11:43 PM
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FR4 Laminate RF losses
Hi
A question. Would the in-circuit losses for RF equipment operating around 1 - 3 GHz be greater if built on 1.6mm or on 0.8mm FR4 laminate? In particular, on which laminate thickness would a VCO in this range be easier to get running? Any explanation for the answers would be helpful. Thanks MikeN |
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