The Rogers RO3003™ laminate is a high-performance material designed for RF, microwave, and mmWave applications up to 77 GHz. Manufactured from ceramic-filled PTFE, it provides a stable dielectric constant (Dk 3.00 ±0.04) and an extremely low loss tangent, making it the ideal choice for high-frequency PCB designers who require precision, reliability, and outstanding electrical performance.
Thanks to its exceptional electrical properties, the RO3003 laminate is widely used in patch antennas, 77 GHz automotive radar, wireless devices, 5G systems, and advanced telecommunications applications. Its thermal stability and low Z-axis CTE ensure compatibility with standard PCB fabrication processes, offering excellent plated-through-hole reliability.
Choosing a Rogers RO3003 series laminate means obtaining a material engineered to maximize the efficiency of high-frequency circuits, with concrete benefits in the development of power amplifiers, RF modules, microwave backhaul, and high-performance communication devices. It is ideal for manufacturers seeking a reliable and repeatable material for industrial-grade PCB production.
Stable dielectric constant: Dk 3.00 ±0.04
Extremely low dielectric loss
High-stability ceramic-filled PTFE
Optimized for RF, microwave, and mmWave applications
Superior performance for patch antennas, 77 GHz radar, and 5G systems
Compatible with standard PCB manufacturing processes (high plated-via reliability)
RF and microwave PCBs
76–81 GHz automotive radar
Patch antennas and wireless devices
5G mmWave telecom systems
Power amplifiers, RF modules, and microwave backhaul
High-precision, low-loss circuit designs