Ohmega Ticer PCB Materials
Materials
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Ohmega Ticer™ combines two established names in embedded resistor materials: Ohmega Technologies and Ticer Technologies.
Ohmega Technologies has produced OhmegaPly® resistor-conductor material for more than 50 years. Ticer Technologies introduced TCR® thin-film embedded resistor technology in 1999. Today, Ohmega Ticer supplies both material families for digital, RF, aerospace, defense, and consumer electronics applications.
Materials & Applications
OhmegaPly and TCR materials are used to create embedded resistor layers through standard PCB imaging and etching processes. Placing resistors inside the PCB reduces the number of surface-mounted components and frees up board space for routing and other devices.
These resistive materials also give PCB designers more flexibility when a design requires passive resistance, termination, voltage division, or resistive films.
TCR® is a thin-film resistor copper foil designed for digital and RF printed circuit boards. It is RoHS compliant and compatible with standard, high-performance, lead-free, and specialty resin systems.
Key benefits include:
- More available PCB surface space
- Lower component count and board weight
- Improved electrical performance
- Stable resistance under temperature changes
- Support for compact digital and RF PCB designs
Typical Applications
- Aerospace electronics
- Satellites and space probes
- Missile and aircraft systems
- Unmanned aerial vehicles
- Consumer electronics
- Mobile phones
- Microphones and audio equipment
- Digital printed circuit boards
- RF and microwave printed circuit boards
Materials
- OhmegaPly® Resistor-Conductor Material
- Ohmega Ticer™ TCR®
- Ohmega Ticer™ TCR-EHF®
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