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  • What Is The Best Ceramic Substrate Material?
    The ceramic substrate material in an electronic packaging system is the key to getting rid of heat efficiently. It should also be strong and reliable so it can handle the complexity of the work environment. The ceramic substrates that have been mass-produced and widely used in recent years
  • Commonly Used Wave-transmitting Ceramic Materials for Microwave Heating: Oxide Ceramic System
    The commonly used oxides of wave-transmitting materials for microwave heating mainly include fused silica, glass-ceramic, alumina-based ceramics, etc. Among them, fused silica has stable chemical properties, high thermal shock resistance and excellent dielectric properties due to its atomic
  • Alumina 94%
    Alumina is produced by firing a tightly packed powder form of Al2O3 which includes some binder material.
  • Growing Hydrogen Expectations : Embedded Catalyst Design for Active and Stable Catalysts (.pdf)
    The mass spectrometer was used to prove the superior thermal stability, during methane partial oxidation Figure 1, of an innovative embedded Rh@Al2O3 catalyst with respect to conventional impregnated material
  • What are the Defects on the Surface of Alumina Ceramics?
    Alumina ceramics is a kind of ceramic material with Al2O3 as the main raw material. It has many advantages, such as high mechanical strength, high hardness, and low dielectric loss at high frequencies, so it is widely used in the fields of electronics, electrical appliances, machinery, textiles
  • Partial Pressure Control in Reactive Sputtering (.pdf)
    Reactive Sputtering is used to produce functional coatings having properties that are suitable for a range of applications such as decorative, wear resistant, optical and magnetic thin films. In Reactive Sputtering a target material (e.g. titanium or aluminium) is sputtered in the presence
  • Direct Bonded Copper Ceramic Substrates
    DBC ceramic substrate, short for Direct Bonded Copper Ceramic substrate, is an advanced material composed of a ceramic substrate (typically Al2O3 or AlN) and copper, tightly joined together through a hypo-eutectic process. This unique combination of materials results in a substrate with exceptional
  • Borosilicate Glass (PYREX 7740; Schott 8330)
    Borosilicate glass is composed of 80.6% SiO2, 12.6% NaO2, 2.2% Al2O3 and traces of other key materials. This glass was formulated to achieve excellent thermal shock resistance and high-temperature resistance. Additional benefits include low thermal expansion and high resistance to chemical attack

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