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Surface Mount Design:
The bottom pad layout conforms to SMT standards, allowing direct mounting on PCB through reflow soldering without through-hole insertion, improving assembly efficiency.
Good Thermal Dissipation Performance:
The ceramic substrate is in direct contact with the PCB, providing a short thermal conduction path and high heat dissipation efficiency, facilitating component thermal management.
Miniaturized Design:
The package size is compact, suitable for high-density PCB layouts, meeting the miniaturization and lightweight requirements of electronic devices.
Industrial Electronics:
Can be used for high-reliability component packaging requiring SMT mounting, such as industrial sensors and industrial control chips.
Consumer Electronics and Automotive Electronics:
Suitable for high-reliability mounted component packaging in large-scale production scenarios such as consumer electronics and automotive electronics.
Low Thermal Resistance Package Structure:
The ceramic substrate is in direct contact with the PCB, offering low thermal resistance and high heat dissipation efficiency, benefiting the reliability of high-power components.
Flexible Customization Capability:
Pad layouts and package dimensions can be customized based on customer PCB layouts and component specifications, with rapid prototyping capability.
The working principle of the surface mount ceramic is to provide a solution for electronic components to be directly mounted on PCBs. Its main body is formed by co-firing multilayer alumina ceramic at high temperatures, with standardized metallization pads on the ceramic bottom surface, achieving electrical connection with internal component mounting surfaces through the ceramic interior.
Chips are fixed within the cavity using conductive adhesive or eutectic soldering, and connections between components and the internal ceramic metallization patterns are achieved through wire bonding. During use, the pads on the package bottom can be directly mounted on PCB pads through reflow soldering, achieving electrical interconnection and mechanical fixation. The high insulation resistance of the ceramic material ensures electrical isolation between pads.
| Parameter | Specification |
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| Material | Alumina ceramic (Al₂O₃) |
| Process | HTCC High-Temperature Co-fired Ceramic |
| Temperature Resistance | High thermal stability |
| Electrical Insulation | >5000 MΩ @ DC 100 V |
| Dimensions | Customizable design |
| Packaging | Standard packaging |
| Applications | Optical communications, industrial electronics, consumer and automotive electronics |