The ceramic substrates is a plate made by ceramic materials. Through a special process, copper layers are bonded to the surface of the ceramic, forming circuit patterns. Sinces its unique thermal, mechanical and electrical properties, it has become a…

Aluminium oxide ceramic substrates are extensively employed as base materials within the radio frequency and microwave electronics sector. Their high dielectric constant facilitates circuit miniaturisation, while their excellent thermal stability, hi…

Currently, electronic products are evolving rapidly towards high power, high integration, and high reliability. The limitations of traditional organic substrates in terms of heat dissipation bottlenecks, high-temperature tolerance and long-term stabi…

The Through Ceramic Via (TCV) interconnection technology is an innovative approach for high-density three-dimensional packaging. Traditional ceramic substrate metallization schemes often encounter challenges such as residual liquid inside the holes,…

With the continuous development and advancement of electronic devices, high power density and high temperature have become one of the important challenges faced by modern electronic systems. Thermal management is a key factor in maintaining the relia…

Ceramic substrate refers to copper foil directly bonded to alumina (Al2O3) or aluminum nitride (AlN) ceramic substrate surface (single or double sided) at high temperature on a special process plate. The ultrathin composite substrate has excellent el…

AMB (Active Metal Brazing) is for joining ceramics that are not wetted by 'conventional' brazes. Applying active metal like titanium is added to the braze alloy, to achieve a chemically reacts with the surface of the parent ceramic. Due to the …

Global Active Metal Brazed (AMB) Ceramic Substrate Market to reach USD 1.52 billion by 2027. The global Active Metal Brazed (AMB) Ceramic Substrate Market is valued at approximately USD 1.07 billion in 2020 and is anticipated to grow with a healthy g…

Aluminum Nitride Ceramic (AlN) is a special ceramic material that combines high thermal conductivity with high electrical resistivity. Only a few ceramics possess high thermal conductivity: Such as cubic Boron Nitride (c-BN) are virtually the onl…

Alumina is the most commonly used technical ceramic material. Thanks to its very good electrical insulation, dielectric strength, and high-temperature resistance up to 1500 °C, Alumina Ceramic is ideal for electrical applications and high-tempera…