PLANAR COAXIAL INTERCONNECTION TECHNIQUES

Material requirements and their practical applications were investigated for planar coaxial interconnection technique development to achieve a vehicle with the desired electrical, mechanical, and chemical characteristics. A thorough survey of the dielectric material requirements was conducted with a...

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Hauptverfasser:	Parks,H. L, Griff,W, Older,R. B
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Schlagworte:	CIRCUIT INTERCONNECTIONS COAXIAL CABLES DIELECTRIC FILMS DIELECTRICS Electrical and Electronic Equipment EPOXY RESINS ETCHING FOILS(MATERIALS) HALOCARBON PLASTICS LAMINATES MANUFACTURING MICROELECTRONICS PLASTICS THIN FILM ELECTRONICS THIN FILMS
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