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Award for high frequency circuit material

31 May 2006 News

Rogers was one of two companies awarded recognition for the most innovative products in an awards ceremony at The Del Mar Electronics Show in April.

This was the first of what will become an annual product innovation awards presentation for the show's exhibitors whose products represent the greatest technical innovation and cost value for the printed circuit board industry.

Rogers' RO4450B-dx Bondply, the newly-introduced high fill/flow version of the industry-standard RO4450B series high frequency circuit material, was one of the winners. These bondplys are designed to offer superior high frequency performance and low-cost circuit fabrication. They are part of Rogers' largest selling RO4000 microwave material system that fabricates like FR4, gaining worldwide adoption.

Cesar Santiago, applications development manager at Rogers, says: "Our new material system allows PCB manufacturers to build more complex microwave PCBs than ever before. Why? Because we were able to improve its fill/flow characteristics - that is what has made this product of significant interest to our customers."

Douglas Bodenstab, the founder of The Del Mar Electronics Show, comments: "This year we saw some truly innovative new products, and we feel that it is time we recognised some of the companies that exhibit at Del Mar. They are doing so much to advance our industry."

Rogers manufactures and markets specialty polymer and electronic materials for targeted applications, focusing on communication and computer markets.



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