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Rogers Corporation has a product known as RO 4350 advertised to
process the same as FR4. Does anyone have any direct experience with
processing this material? Are there any special added processes or
equipment needed? I would appreciate any and all information sent. I have
Rogers' product information sheet outlining 2-sided process considerations.
I would like any feedback of direct experience from users on 2-sided
processing as well as any special concerns from those who may be using
it for multilayer designs.
Thanks, in advance,
Fred J. Paul, Sr. Process Engineer
PCB Operations, FLUKE CORPORATION
direct: 206 356-5734 fax: 206 356-6070
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