Substraattien
Substraattien is a synthetic ceramic material developed for use as a substrate in high-density electronic assemblies. It was first reported by researchers at the Advanced Materials Laboratory in 1992 during investigations into thermally stable substrates for multilayer circuitry. The name derives from substratum, underscoring its intended function as a stable platform for thin-film technologies.
Substraattien crystallizes in a layered tetragonal lattice, yielding a combination of high thermal stability and low
Substraattien is produced by high-temperature solid-state synthesis from oxide precursors, followed by dense-sintering in inert atmospheres.
The primary uses include thermal barrier coatings for high-temperature turbines, dielectric substrates for microwave and millimeter-wave
Substraattien is generally considered chemically stable under normal conditions. Handling requires standard industrial hygiene for ceramic