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Silicon Nitride (SiN) Ceramic Sheet Precision Machining Ceramic
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- Material
- Silicon nitride
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Application
Silicon nitride ceramic is an inorganic material that maintains its shape during sintering and has uniform properties at high temperatures. It is a commonly used ceramic material in the metallurgical industry. Silicon nitride plates have excellent thermal shock resistance due to their microstructure. Silicon nitride also has excellent creep and oxidation resistance, as well as its low thermal conductivity and high wear resistance, making it an excellent material capable of withstanding the conditions of most industrial applications.
- Hybrid integrated circuit interconnection substrate: used as the substrate for the interconnection of electronic components in hybrid integrated circuits.
- Microwave Devices: Silicon nitride substrates are used in the manufacture of microwave components.
- Optoelectronic Communications: For the production of optoelectronic devices used in communication systems.
- Sensing applications: Silicon nitride substrates are used to manufacture sensors in various industries.
- Power electronics substrates: Silicon nitride's high flexural strength, fracture toughness and good thermal conductivity make it ideal for power electronics substrates.
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Technical specifications
10*10*0.35mm | 20*20*0.35mm | 140*190*0.32mm | 114*114*0.35mm | 114*114*0.75mm |
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Advantages
- High mechanical strength at high temperature.
- Excellent wear resistance and self-lubrication properties, including high load capacity and abrasive environments.
- Low thermal expansion and high thermal conductivity ensure dimensional stability and efficient heat dissipation.
- High fracture toughness, not easy to crack or break.
- The high hardness makes silicon nitride one of the hardest substances known.
- Good thermal shock resistance, enabling it to withstand sudden temperature changes without damage.
- Good chemical and oxidation resistance, making it suitable for use in corrosive environments.
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