Product Description:

High Frequency Printed Boards (High Frequency PCBs) are printed circuit boards that are designed to support high-frequency electronic signals. These boards feature a wide range of board thicknesses from 0.2mm to 3.2mm, offering great flexibility for different applications. High Frequency Printed Boards offer excellent impedance control with a tolerance of ±10%, allowing for maximum performance and reliability. The boards are packaged in a range of materials including vacuum packing, bubble bags and carton boxes, ensuring maximum safety and protection. The boards feature copper thicknesses ranging from 1 to 4oz, offering excellent current carrying capability. Additionally, the boards are available with a range of surface finishes such as HASL, ENIG and OSP, providing increased durability and longevity.

Features:

• Product Name: High Frequency PCBs
• Silk Screen Color: White, Black, Yellow, Etc.
• Copper Thickness: 1-4oz
• Min Hole Size: 0.2mm
• Board Thickness: 0.2-3.2mm
• Surface Finish: HASL, ENIG, OSP, Etc.
• High-Performance: High-Performance Printed Circuit Boards
• High-Frequency: High-Frequency Printed Boards
• High-Speed: High-Speed Printed Boards

Technical Parameters:

Applications:

JIETENG's High Frequency PCBs are high-performance printed boards, high-performance circuit boards, and high-performance printed circuit boards. With advanced technology, these boards come with superior performance that meets the needs of many industries. They feature excellent solder mask color, such as green, blue, white, and black, and excellent silk screen color, such as white, black, and yellow. The boards are available in a variety of board thicknesses ranging from 0.2 to 3.2mm, and copper thicknesses ranging from 1 to 4oz. They are packaged in vacuum packing, bubble bag, or carton box for safe shipping and storage.

High Frequency PCBs are suitable for use in a wide range of applications, including telecommunications, medical equipment, automotive electronics, aerospace, defense, and consumer electronics. They provide superior electrical and thermal performance, eliminating crosstalk and EMI. Furthermore, they are also suitable for high-speed digital and analog designs, and can be used in high-speed digital and analog applications, such as high-speed data acquisition, precise control systems, and fast signal processing. These boards are also excellent for high temperature applications, providing excellent reliability and durability.

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Support and Services:

At ABC, we provide advanced technical support and services for customers who choose our high frequency PCBs. Our team of experienced engineers and technicians are available to assist customers with their design, fabrication, assembly, and testing requirements. We also offer custom solutions for specific applications and are committed to providing timely support and services.

Our comprehensive technical support services include:

• Design optimization for improved performance
• Expert troubleshooting and debugging
• Rapid prototype development and fabrication
• Reliability testing and failure analysis
• Complete assembly and integration services

At ABC, we understand the importance of timely support and services for high frequency PCBs. Our team is available 24/7 to provide advice, guidance, and assistance with any technical issues. We strive to provide the highest level of customer service and are committed to helping our customers succeed.

Packing and Shipping:

High Frequency PCBs are sensitive components, and require a careful packaging and shipping process. The following steps should be taken to properly package and ship these delicate boards:

• Use anti-static packaging material such as polyethylene or anti-static foam to protect the boards.
• Securely fasten the boards in place within the packaging material.
• Label the package clearly and accurately, including contact information.
• Ensure that the package is properly sealed.
• Use a shipping service that is reliable and offers tracking.
• Include any necessary customs forms and documentation.

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