Kingdta — PCB & PCBA Manufacturer
High Frequency PCBA Manufacturer

High Frequency PCBA Manufacturing

RF, microwave, and millimeter-wave PCBA on Rogers, PTFE, and hybrid substrates. Specialized assembly processes for RF components, antenna modules, and 5G applications.

Kingdta assembles high frequency PCBAs on Rogers, PTFE, and hybrid substrates for RF, microwave, and millimeter-wave applications. Our assembly processes are optimized for RF-sensitive designs where standard SMT practices can compromise RF performance through contamination, solder joint geometry, and component placement accuracy.

High Frequency PCBA: Assembly Considerations

Assembling RF and microwave PCBAs requires attention to factors that don't affect standard digital electronics. Flux residue on RF substrates can absorb moisture and alter the dielectric constant of the substrate, degrading RF performance. Kingdta uses no-clean flux processes and ultrasonic cleaning for RF assemblies where substrate cleanliness is critical.

Component placement accuracy is more critical in RF assemblies than digital designs. Misplacement of RF components — even by 0.1mm — can shift resonant frequencies, alter impedance matching, and degrade filter performance. Our SMT lines achieve ±0.03mm placement accuracy for fine-pitch RF components.

Solder joint geometry on RF components affects impedance. We use optimized solder paste volumes and reflow profiles for RF components including chip resistors, capacitors, inductors, RF connectors, and packaged RF ICs to ensure consistent solder joint geometry.

Technical Specifications

Substrate MaterialsRogers RO4003C, RO4350B, RT/duroid, PTFE
Frequency Range1 GHz – 100+ GHz
SMT Placement Accuracy±0.03mm
Min. Component Size01005 (0.4mm × 0.2mm)
RF Connector TypesSMA, MMCX, U.FL, SMP, 2.92mm
Flux ProcessNo-clean / Water-wash available
CleaningUltrasonic cleaning for RF assemblies
Shielding CansAssembly and soldering available
TestingVNA, spectrum analyzer, functional RF test
Lead Time7–14 business days

Key Advantages

RF-Specific Assembly Processes

No-clean flux and ultrasonic cleaning options to maintain substrate cleanliness and RF performance.

High Placement Accuracy

±0.03mm placement accuracy ensures RF component positioning meets design intent for impedance-critical layouts.

RF Connector Expertise

Experience with SMA, MMCX, U.FL, and precision RF connectors requiring careful torque and alignment.

Shielding Can Assembly

SMT shielding can placement and reflow soldering for EMI-sensitive RF modules.

RF Functional Testing

VNA and spectrum analyzer testing available to verify RF performance against your specifications.

Rogers Substrate Handling

Proper handling and storage of Rogers and PTFE materials to prevent contamination and moisture absorption.

Where It's Used

5G Infrastructure

Massive MIMO antenna modules, RRU boards

Radar

Automotive radar modules, FMCW radar

Satellite

LNB assemblies, transponder modules

Wireless Comms

Point-to-point radios, WLAN modules

Test Equipment

RF calibration standards, attenuator modules

Medical

MRI RF coils, ultrasound front-end

IoT

UWB modules, mmWave sensors, RFID

Defense

EW systems, communications modules

Why Choose Kingdta for High Frequency?

  • RF-specific assembly processes: no-clean flux, ultrasonic cleaning, controlled humidity storage
  • ±0.03mm placement accuracy for fine-pitch RF components and connectors
  • Experience with Rogers, PTFE, and hybrid substrate handling and assembly
  • RF functional testing with VNA and spectrum analyzer for performance verification
  • ISO 9001:2015 certified with full traceability and test records
  • Engineering support for RF assembly DFM review and test specification development

Get a Custom Quote

Upload your Gerber files and BOM. Our engineering team will review and respond within 24 hours with a detailed quote and DFM feedback.

24h
Quote Response
Free
DFM Analysis
ISO
9001:2015

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you offer RF functional testing?

Yes. We offer RF functional testing using VNA (vector network analyzer) and spectrum analyzer. We can test S-parameters, insertion loss, return loss, and frequency response against your test specification. Custom test fixtures can be developed for production testing.

How do you handle Rogers and PTFE substrates during assembly?

Rogers and PTFE substrates require careful handling to prevent contamination. We store these materials in controlled humidity environments, use clean-room gloves during handling, and apply no-clean flux processes to avoid residue that could affect RF performance.