Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 07 15:35:35 EST 2005 | John M
It has been my experience that the standard Fr4 material (Tg 135c) will discolor when processed at the new higher temperatures required for the high tin alloys... We have been using the High Tg Fr4 (Tg 170c) for many years to ensure this does not hap
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 02 09:16:57 EST 2006 | lyrtech
Hi, I have some questions about material used in PCB for RoHS compliancy. It seems to be fuzzy between may manufacturer. Here are my questions: 1) What is the recommended material for lead-free assembly? 2) What's the difference between FR4 High Tg
Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 09 11:55:34 EDT 2006 | jbrower
Howdy Amol, As far as I can see, there aren't too many pitfalls with SN100C. Just make sure to keep all of your alloys seperated. The issues that I am working out right now is the profiles with our wave pallets and some of our larger components. We
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 13 04:27:00 EST 2016 | crystalpcb
Hi Here is our factory production capability: Shenze Electronic PCB Specification Layer Count 1 to 35 Layers Material Brand Shengyi,KB,GRACE,ISOLA,Rogers,Taconic,ARLLON,Bergquist Base Material FR-4（TG135,TG150,TG170,TG180），Halogen Free FR-4，Ceramic
Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 12 07:15:45 EDT 2024 | murtaza
Use high tg material on pcbs. Like tg170 or higher. Its a bit more expensive. Board shops usually quote cheapest material just to win the order. When you see fr4 on the quote it usually means tg135-tg140.
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