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  • Dielectric Materials for Use in Radomes
    to eliminate dielectric framework scattering and wall insertion loss. [5]. Fabrication of such radomes generally involves layup or prepreg methods where a resin reinforced laminate material is bound to low or medium density polyurethane foam. Choice of layup or prepreg materials can vary depending
  • Electrolube's Polyurethane Resin A Success for Tier 1 Automotive Supplier
    Electrolube proposed looking at a thermally conductive resin with lower viscosity and better flow properties, to be able to fill even the smallest gaps in the unit more effectively. Furthermore, the customer also needed high dielectric strength, excellent protection to automotive fluids and support
  • Polyurethane Resin Vs Silicone Resin Conformal Coating Material For Electronics
    and offer increased dielectric resistance and protection against humidity, fungus, heat, corrosion, and contaminants like dust and dirt. Conformal coatings also enhance the operational integrity of the devices.
  • Advantages of Laser Microscopes for Measuring the Roughness of Copper Foil used in 5G PCBs
    Nicknamed the mother of electronic products, printed circuit boards (PCBs) are critical to modern electronic devices in just about every industry. A key step in manufacturing PCBs is bonding copper foil to a dielectric resin substrate. Before bonding, the copper surface is intentionally roughened
  • Laser Direct Structuring LCP for Mobile Antenna Applications
    The rapid growth and global demand for wireless. communication and increasing need for more functionality in smart phones have created a need for advanced engineering resin to meet new antenna requirements for mobile devices. This paper discusses performance of new laser direct structuring LCP
  • Silicone Based Insulation Material for High Speed/Voltage Rotating Machines
    . However, many medium and high voltage rotating machinery applications do not utilize resin rich silicone based insulation because of concerns about dielectric integrity and voltage endurance, especially with highly thermally conductive designs. Arlon has recently developed improvements in highly
  • Silicone Based Electrical Insulation Material for High Speed/Voltage Rotating Machines
    . However, many medium and high voltage rotating machinery applications do not utilize resin rich silicone based insulation because of concerns about dielectric integrity and voltage endurance, especially with highly thermally conductive designs. Arlon has recently developed improvements in highly

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