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At the recent HKPCA and IPC Show 2016 in Shenzhen, China, John Ranieri, business development manager at Rogers Corp., speaks with I-Connect007's Stephen Las Marias about the 5G trend and how it will impact the materials requirements.
He also talks about the thermal management, and how their ML series of laminates is helping customers in the automotive, LED lighting and consumer electronics space address issue.
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