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Rogers Corp. will be exhibiting several of its high-performance circuit materials at the upcoming electronica 2012 trade show. Scheduled for November 13-16, 2012 at the New Munich Trade Fair Centre, Munich, Germany, the 25th international electronica trade show (www.electronica.de) is a major electronics event for a wide range of business sectors, including automotive, medical, consumer, commercial, military and general wireless markets. The electronics trade show attracts press coverage from 22 countries and more than 500 technical publications.

Rogers Corp. will be participating in the PCB West 2012 Conference & Exhibition in both the technical program and the exhibition floor. The PCB West 2012 Conference & Exhibition (www.pcbwest.com) features a three-day technical conference (September 25-27) and one-day exhibition hall (September 26). Rogers Corporation (www.rogerscorp.com) welcomes visitors to join them for the PCB West 2012 Conference & Exhibition to learn more about the practical use of its high performance PCB materials.

Rogers Corp. will have a strong presence at the upcoming IPC Midwest Exhibition and Conference, both on the show floor and as part of the technical conference. This key industry event is scheduled for August 22-23 at the Renaissance Schaumburg Convention Center Hotel in Schaumburg, IL, the IPC Midwest Exhibition and Conference (www.ipcmidwestshow.org) is for electronic circuit assembly and printed-circuit-board (PCB) manufacturing professionals.

Times Microwave Systems has introduced its T-LNC™ low noise cables for use in vibration monitoring and wear detection applications. T-LNC-300-50-PUR is as 50 Ohm low noise cable employing a ruggedized polyurethane outer jacket and T-LNC-240-75-PVC is a 75 Ohm version featuring a flexible non-contaminating polyvinyl chloride outer jacket.

Rogers Corp. and representatives of its Advanced Circuit Materials Division will be at the upcoming 2012 IEEE International Microwave Symposium (IMS) to help attendees learn more about Rogers’ wide range of high frequency circuit materials.