The materials that are used to create low temperature co-fired ceramics (LTCC) circuits (produced from green tape and various pastes) can be processed by the equipment of the conventional thick-film technology (screen printing machine, drying and burning ovens). The equipment needed to produce multilayer boards (sinter press, tools, punching machine or Nd-YAG laser) can be purchased with a little investment. At the same time the high temperature co-fired ceramics (HTCC) technology requires completely new equipment, so the changeover is harder and more expensive. An LTCC test-circuit was designed and realized by using the thick-film technology equipment at the Department of Electronics Technology, BME. The surface and embedded resistors were...
samuel.j.horowitz @ usa.dupont.com www.dupont.com/mcm Low Temperature Cofired Ceramic (LTCC) Materia...
Ease of fabrication and design flexibility are two attractive features of low temperature co-fired c...
This thesis concerns the introduction and development in our laboratory of a multilayer ceramic tech...
The materials that are used to create low temperature co-fired ceramics (LTCC) circuits (produced fr...
LTCC technology is based on sintering of multi-layered thick-film sheets (50-250µm) or so-called gre...
At this very moment an increasing interest in the field of high-temperature electronics is observed....
Focuses on the importance of ceramic tapes as a substrate material for hybrid microelectronic circui...
Thick film resistors are prepared as pastes, which are screen-printed and fired on dielectric substr...
Low-temperature, co-fired ceramics (LTCC) are the substrate material-of-choice for a growing number ...
In last few years the increase in the level of functions required of wireless communications has nec...
Goal of the Study: to achieve comparable reliability and reproducibility of the thermistor character...
Reliable operation in harsh environments such as high temperatures, high pressures, aggressive media...
Although LTCC (low temperature co-fired ceramics) technology is an attractive solution for smart-pac...
Thick film resistors are prepared as pastes, which are screen-printed and fired on dielectric substr...
Ease of fabrication and design flexibility are two attractive features of low temperature co-fired c...
samuel.j.horowitz @ usa.dupont.com www.dupont.com/mcm Low Temperature Cofired Ceramic (LTCC) Materia...
Ease of fabrication and design flexibility are two attractive features of low temperature co-fired c...
This thesis concerns the introduction and development in our laboratory of a multilayer ceramic tech...
The materials that are used to create low temperature co-fired ceramics (LTCC) circuits (produced fr...
LTCC technology is based on sintering of multi-layered thick-film sheets (50-250µm) or so-called gre...
At this very moment an increasing interest in the field of high-temperature electronics is observed....
Focuses on the importance of ceramic tapes as a substrate material for hybrid microelectronic circui...
Thick film resistors are prepared as pastes, which are screen-printed and fired on dielectric substr...
Low-temperature, co-fired ceramics (LTCC) are the substrate material-of-choice for a growing number ...
In last few years the increase in the level of functions required of wireless communications has nec...
Goal of the Study: to achieve comparable reliability and reproducibility of the thermistor character...
Reliable operation in harsh environments such as high temperatures, high pressures, aggressive media...
Although LTCC (low temperature co-fired ceramics) technology is an attractive solution for smart-pac...
Thick film resistors are prepared as pastes, which are screen-printed and fired on dielectric substr...
Ease of fabrication and design flexibility are two attractive features of low temperature co-fired c...
samuel.j.horowitz @ usa.dupont.com www.dupont.com/mcm Low Temperature Cofired Ceramic (LTCC) Materia...
Ease of fabrication and design flexibility are two attractive features of low temperature co-fired c...
This thesis concerns the introduction and development in our laboratory of a multilayer ceramic tech...