Research on High-Reliable Low-Loss HTCC Technology Applied in Millimeter Wave SMT Package
Research on High-Reliable Low-Loss HTCC Technology Applied in Millimeter Wave SMT Package
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DOI:
10.1007/978-3-319-51697-4_6
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发表时间:
2017
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通讯作者:
Pang Xueman
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Pang Xueman
The compositions and technology for high-reliable low-loss HTCC technology were discussed in this chapter. Low-loss ceramic was prepared by Al2O3powder and some additives, MgO, SiO2, Cr2O3, MoO3, for example. The additives were deposited on Al2O3powder in liquid solution, enwrapping the surface of Al2O3powder uniformly to make composite powder. The compact ceramic was prepared by two-sinter technology to ensure densification and perfect microstructure. Bending strength, phase composition, micro-morphology, and dielectric loss of the low-loss ceramic sample were measurement. The dielectric loss of the ceramic is (8.0–10.0)×10−4. Techniques of manufacturing high temperature co-fired tungsten conductor pastes were researched in this chapter, and also the effects of microstructure and distribution of tungsten powders, the content of nonmetallic in slurry, metallization combination strength, and sheet resistance of the paste were analyzed. The resistance of tungsten paste sheet is 6 mΩ/□; the metallization combination strength to alumina co-fire ceramic substrate is 54 Mpa. This tungsten slurry can be used in fine line printing of 100 μm line wide on thick film integrated circuits process. Tungsten paste was applied on insulator of microwave and millimeter wave package as conductor material connected the devices in the shell and the module out of the shell. The result of microwave test on the SMT package prepared by the high-reliable low-loss HTCC technology showed that the insert loss of single RF signal transmission channel in 8 mm frequency range was less than 0.8 dB, the return loss was larger than 10 dB and the isolation was larger than 20 dB. This research work supported the application of low-loss ceramic in microwave and millimeter-wave medium.