The Fine-Pitch Silver-Plated Aluminum Nitride (AlN) Ceramic Substrate leverages the high thermal conductivity of aluminum nitride (AlN) alongside premium silver plating to deliver both superior thermal and electrical performance. Designed for high-density applications, this ceramic substrate offers excellent electrical insulation, ensuring stable operation in compact electronic assemblies. With a thermal conductivity ranging from 170 to 200 W/m·K, it effectively manages heat, maintaining optimal temperatures in power modules and high-frequency devices. The fine-pitch design allows for the dense placement of components, enabling more compact and efficient electronic systems. Additionally, the silver plating enhances solderability, providing strong, high-quality solder joints while offering robust protection against corrosion, thereby extending the substrate's lifespan and reliability.
Key Features:
Whether integrated into power modules, RF devices, or LED packaging, this ceramic substrate guarantees sustained performance and reliability, making it a preferred solution for advanced, space-constrained electronic assemblies.
Parameter | Details |
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Materials | Silver, Aluminum Nitride (AlN) |
Color/Appearance | Silvery Plate |
Thickness | 0.50 mm |
Number of Layers | Double-sided |
Size | 3.5 × 3.5 mm (single) |
Copper Thickness | 18 μm |
Copper Thickness in Hole | ≥18 μm |
Minimum Hole Distance | 0.2 mm |
Line Width and Spacing | 0.3 / 0.07 mm |
Surface Treatment | Immersion Silver |
Special Process | Small Pitch |
Thermal Conductivity | 170-200 W/m·K |
The Fine-Pitch Silver-Plated Aluminum Nitride (AlN) Ceramic Substrate is indispensable for a wide range of high-density and high-performance applications, including:
Power Modules
RF and Microwave Devices
LED Packaging
Automotive Electronics
Aerospace and Defense Electronics
High-Frequency Applications
Compact Electronic Systems
Our Fine-Pitch Silver-Plated Aluminum Nitride (AlN) Ceramic Substrate is meticulously packaged to maintain its quality and integrity during storage and transportation. Each substrate is individually secured using protective materials to prevent any physical damage, ensuring it arrives at your facility in pristine condition. This careful handling guarantees that the substrate is ready for immediate integration into your high-performance electronic systems without any compromise in functionality or reliability.
Q1: What are the key features of the Fine-Pitch Silver-Plated Aluminum Nitride (AlN) Ceramic Substrate?
A1: This substrate offers high thermal conductivity (170-200 W/m·K), excellent electrical insulation, and a fine-pitch design. The silver plating enhances solderability and provides corrosion resistance, ensuring reliable and durable electrical connections in compact electronic assemblies.
Q2: What is the thermal conductivity of this AlN ceramic substrate?
A2: The Fine-Pitch Silver-Plated AlN Ceramic Substrate boasts exceptional thermal conductivity, typically around 170-200 W/m·K, enabling efficient heat dissipation in high-performance and high-density applications.
Q3: What applications are suitable for this fine-pitch AlN substrate?
A3: It is ideal for power modules, RF and microwave devices, LED packaging, automotive electronics, aerospace and defense electronics, high-frequency applications, and other compact, high-performance electronic systems that require efficient thermal management and reliable electrical insulation.
Q4: How is the Fine-Pitch Silver-Plated AlN Ceramic Substrate protected during transportation?
A4: Our substrates are carefully handled and securely packaged to prevent any physical damage during storage and transportation. This ensures that each Fine-Pitch Silver-Plated Aluminum Nitride (AlN) Ceramic Substrate arrives in pristine condition, ready for immediate use in your applications.
Q5: What advantages does silver plating provide on the AlN ceramic substrate?
A5: Silver plating enhances solderability, ensuring secure and reliable electrical connections. It also offers excellent corrosion resistance, protecting the substrate from environmental degradation and extending its operational lifespan.