Significant Improvement in Radio Wave Permeability for Communication Components: Low Dielectric Constant (Low-Dk) Glass Cloth
Making radio wave pathways smoother. Nittobo’s low-Dk glass cloth revolutionizes the permeability of increasingly sophisticated communication and radar equipment.
Nittobo's "Low-Dk Glass Cloth" is a product made from specialized glass fibers with a lower dielectric constant (Dk) and dissipation factor (Df) compared to conventional E-glass. In modern communication and radar technologies, the radio wave permeability of components is crucial. By using this product as a reinforcing material for FRP (Fiber Reinforced Plastics), it is possible to significantly enhance the radio wave permeability of communication-related components, such as radomes.A key feature of this material is its ability to maintain processability and mechanical properties nearly identical to those of standard E-glass cloth, while providing superior electrical characteristics. It also shows excellent compatibility with various resins, including epoxy and cyanate ester resins, allowing for integration using existing molding processes. This high-performance material offers a new solution for demanding environments—such as next-generation high-speed communications and the aerospace industry—where both precise signal transmission and high structural strength are required.
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【Basic Structure】 ・Cloth products made from low-dielectric glass with minimized Dk and Df. 【Key Features】 ・Electrical Properties: Achieves lower $Dk$ and $Df$ compared to E-glass. ・Processability: Maintains excellent processability and mechanical properties equivalent to E-glass cloth. ・Resin Compatibility: High affinity with epoxy, cyanate ester, and other resins. 【Product Specifications】 ・Weave: Satin Weave ・Weight: 100gsm, 270gsm ・Form: Cloth / Fabric ※Specifications are subject to change without notice.
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【Applications】 ・Radomes: Protective covers for antennas that minimize radio wave attenuation. ・Millimeter-wave Radar Components: Improving the sensitivity of high-frequency radars essential for autonomous driving technology. ・Aerospace Structural Components: Parts for aircraft and spacecraft that require both high mechanical strength and radio wave permeability. 【Key Takeaways】 ・By replacing standard E-glass (Dk4.3) with this product (Dk3.6), the radio wave permeability of the overall component can be significantly improved. ・Due to its high resin compatibility, it is increasingly being applied to components with complex shapes and structures requiring high reliability.
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