• RT/duroid 5880 High Frequency PCB
  • RT/duroid 5880 High Frequency PCB
  • RT/duroid 5880 High Frequency PCB
  • RT/duroid 5880 High Frequency PCB
  • RT/duroid 5880 High Frequency PCB
  • RT/duroid 5880 High Frequency PCB

RT/duroid 5880 High Frequency PCB

Product Model: RT/duroid 5880 High Frequency Board
Material: Rogers RT/duroid 5880
Layer Count: 2 Layers
Dielectric Constant (DK): 2.2
Dielectric Thickness: 1.548mm
Finished Thickness: 1.65mm
Thermal Conductivity: 0.2 W/m·K
Volume Resistivity: 2×10⁷
Surface Resistivity: 2×10⁷
Copper Specification: Base 0.5oz, Finished 1oz
Surface Treatment: Immersion Silver

  • RT/duroid 5880 High Frequency PCB
  • RT/duroid 5880 High Frequency PCB
  • RT/duroid 5880 High Frequency PCB
  • Description

  • Data Sheet

1. Overview of Rogers RT/Duroid 5880 High-Frequency PCB

Rogers RT/Duroid 5880 high-frequency PCB is a high-performance polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) material reinforced with glass fibers. Its glass microfibers are randomly distributed throughout the material, which effectively delivers maximum strength enhancement for both circuit applications and manufacturing processes. This unique structure ensures the material maintains excellent mechanical stability while meeting the strict performance requirements of high-frequency circuits.

2. Real Project Display

In practical engineering applications, Rogers RT5870 and RT/Duroid 5880 glass microfiber-reinforced PTFE composites are specifically designed to meet the rigorous requirements of stripline and microstrip circuit applications. These materials have been widely used in high-precision high-frequency projects, demonstrating outstanding stability and reliability in complex working environments, and winning recognition from customers in related fields.

3. Core Advantages of Rogers RT5880

Rogers RT5880 stands out in high-frequency PCB materials with its excellent electrical performance, and its core advantages are mainly reflected in the following aspects:
  • Very low dielectric constant (DK): Measured at 10GHz, the dielectric constant is 2.20±0.02. This stable and low DK value ensures minimal signal delay and crosstalk during high-frequency transmission, laying a solid foundation for signal integrity.
  • Extremely low dielectric loss (DF): Measured at 10GHz, the dielectric loss factor is only 0.0009. The ultra-low loss effectively reduces signal attenuation in high-frequency and ultra-high-frequency scenarios, making it suitable for applications requiring long-distance and high-fidelity signal transmission.

4. Application Fields of Rogers RT5880

Benefiting from its excellent high-frequency performance and mechanical stability, Rogers RT5880 is widely applied in high-end and high-precision electronic fields, including:
  • Commercial aviation telephone circuits
  • Microstrip and stripline circuits
  • Millimeter wave applications
  • Military radar systems
  • Missile guidance systems
  • Point-to-point digital radio antennas



Rogers RT5880 Technical Specifications

5. Rogers RT5880 Technical Specifications

For more detailed technical parameters, performance data, and application guidelines of Rogers RT5880, please refer to the official technical documentation: Rogers RT5880 Technical Specifications.

6. RF/Microwave PCB Application Overview

Radio frequency (RF) printed circuit boards (PCBs) have become an increasingly indispensable technology in the PCB industry, with their application scope expanding rapidly alongside the development of new electronic technologies. They are classified based on operating frequency:
  • RF PCBs: Operate at frequencies above 100 MHz, suitable for a variety of high-frequency electronic devices and communication systems.
  • Microwave PCBs: Operate at frequencies above 2 GHz, mainly used in high-frequency communication, radar, satellite, and millimeter wave equipment.
RF PCBs are widely used in various fields, including remote controls (wireless controls), security systems, smartphones, sensors, and other electronic products. The continuous advancement of new technologies such as 5G, millimeter wave communication, and military electronics has further increased the demand for RF applications, which in turn imposes higher requirements on PCB manufacturing quality standards and material selection.
Understanding the properties of various RF materials is crucial for PCB manufacturing. For high-precision, low-loss high-frequency applications, choosing the right material such as Rogers RT5880 is perhaps the most critical decision in the production process of RF PCBs, as it directly determines the performance, reliability, and service life of the final product.

Model : RT/duroid 5880 High Frequency Board

Material : Rogers RT/duroid 5880
L a y e r : 2Layres
    DK    : 2.2

Finished Thickness  : 1.65mm

Dielectric Thickness : 1.548mm
Thermal Conductivity  : 0.2w/m.k
Volume Resistivity : 2*107
Surface Resistivity : 2*107
Surface Treatment : Immersion Silver
Copper Thickness : Base 0.5OZ,Finished 1OZ
Application: Antenna,Communications Radar