With the development of 5G, radar, satellite communication, and high-speed wireless networks, high-frequency PCBs are increasingly widely used in communication equipment and electronic products. Viafine, as a professional China manufacturer, has long focused on the R&D and manufacturing of hybrid high-frequency PCBs, providing high-quality, high-stability, and multi-layered high-frequency hybrid board solutions. This article will comprehensively introduce Viafine's high-frequency hybrid PCB product parameters, structural design, technical advantages, and customer concerns, helping global buyers understand its core value and application potential.
Viafine high-frequency hybrid PCBs are composite circuit boards that combine high-frequency materials with traditional epoxy boards. They feature low signal transmission loss, high-precision impedance control, and good thermal stability, and are widely used in:
Wireless base station receiving antennas Power amplifiers Radar systems Navigation systems High-speed signal transmission equipment![]()
Core advantages: Low signal distortion, short transmission delay, high thermal resistance, high adaptability, and high processability. Through a reasonable stack-up structure and a three-in-one buffer material design, the warping and shrinkage problems of high-frequency composite boards during hot pressing are effectively solved.
Viafine offers CE certification and maintains a large inventory, providing global buyers with competitive factory prices and professional after-sales service.
To meet the precise requirements of various communication devices for high-frequency signal transmission, the technical parameters of Viafine's high-frequency hybrid PCB are as follows:
Product Name: Hybrid High Frequency PCB Board
Brand: Viafine
Material: Rogers 4835 + IT180A
Number of Layers: 6L
Copper Thickness: 1oz
Board Thickness: 1.2mm
Minimum Hole Diameter: 0.15mm
Minimum Line Width: 0.1mm
Minimum Line Spacing: 0.1mm
Surface Treatment: Immersion Gold
Applicable Frequency: High-Frequency Microwave Communication
Impedance Control: Precise ±5%
Insulation Performance: High Stability
Thermal Performance: TG ≥ 180°C
Fire Rating: UL94V-0
| Parameter | Specification |
| Product Name | Hybrid High Frequency PCB Board |
| Brand | Viafine |
| Material | Rogers4835 + IT180A |
| Number of Layers | 6L |
| Copper Thickness | 1oz |
| Board Thickness | 1.2mm |
| Minimum Aperture | 0.15mm |
| Minimum Line Width | 0.1mm |
| Minimum Line Spacing | 0.1mm |
| Surface Treatment | Immersion Gold |
| Application | Microwave RF, Wireless Communication |
| Impedance Control | ±5% |
| Thermal Stability (TG) | ≥180°C |
| Flame Rating | UL94V-0 |
The high-frequency hybrid PCB employs a multi-layer stack-up structure during manufacturing, achieving excellent electrical performance and mechanical strength through precise design:
L1 Copper Layer (High-Frequency Board) → L2 Copper Layer (PP Board) → L3 Copper Layer (Epoxy Resin Substrate) → L4 Copper Layer. The L2, L3, and L4 copper layers have slots of the same size in the same location. The L4 copper layer embeds a three-in-one cushioning material.
Composed of two layers of release film, it fills the slots during hot pressing, preventing metal dents and maintaining board surface flatness.
Aluminum plates, steel plates, and kraft paper cushioning layers are stacked on the inner and outer layers of the high-frequency board respectively, ensuring uniform heating during hot pressing and controlling board warpage and expansion.
The high-frequency board uses polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), which has different thermal expansion characteristics than epoxy-based boards. Through reasonable process control, high-reliability board molding is achieved.