Laminate, circuit board, and liquid crystal polymer film applied to the same
AssigneeChang Chun Plastics Co., Ltd.
InventorsAn-Pang Tu, Chien-Chun Chen, Chia-Hung Wu
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AssigneeChang Chun Plastics Co., Ltd.
InventorsAn-Pang Tu, Chien-Chun Chen, Chia-Hung Wu
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Provided are a laminate, a circuit board, and a liquid crystal polymer (LCP) film comprised therein. The laminate comprises a metal foil and an LCP film. The LCP film in the laminate has a dissipation factor before water absorption (Df′0), a dissipation factor after water absorption (Df′1), and a relative percentage difference between dissipation factors (ΔDf′), which is calculated by the following equation: Δ Df ′ ( % ) = ❘ "\[LeftBracketingBar]" Df 1 ′ - Df 0 ′ ❘ "\[RightBracketingBar]" Df 0 ′ × 100 % ; wherein ΔDf′ may be less than or equal to 16%. By controlling ΔDf′ of the LCP film in the laminate, the insertion loss of a circuit board comprising a laminate during signal transmission in low-, medium-, and/or high-frequency bands is decreased and/or inhibited. In addition, the difference between the insertion losses of signal transmission before and after water absorption is decreased, so the laminate is suitable for high-end or outdoor high-frequency electronic products.
A laminate, comprising a metal foil and a liquid crystal polymer film, wherein the liquid crystal polymer film is disposed over the metal foil, and the liquid crystal polymer film in the laminate has a dissipation factor before water absorption (Df′0), a dissipation factor after water absorption (Df′1), and a relative percentage difference between dissipation factors (ΔDf′) which is calculated by the following equation:
A liquid crystal polymer film, having a dissipation factor before water absorption (Df0), a dissipation factor after water absorption (Df1), and a relative percentage difference between dissipation factors (ΔDf) which is calculated by the following equation:
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