| Rogers to Present on Microwave PCB Transmission Lines at PCB West | | Print | |
| Written by Mike Buetow | |||
| Thursday, 13 September 2012 19:33 | |||
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SANTA CLARA, CA – Rogers Corp. will discuss transmission-line structures used in microwave circuits and how to use high-speed digital circuits in a free presentation later this month during the PCB West trade show. As part of the show’s free technical sessions on Sept. 26, market development engineer John Coonrod will present Overview and Comparison of Microwave PCB Transmission Line Circuits. The presentation will cover microstrip, stripline and coplanar waveguides, including the capabilities of each circuit structure in terms of loss and propagation characteristics, and will compare data with the performance limits for each circuit type.
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