CY9512 Magnesium Aluminate Crystal Substrate, MgAl2O4, Spinel Substrate (100) 10x10x0.5 mm DSP

Magnesium Aluminate Crystal Substrate, MgAl2O4, Spinel Substrate (100) 10x10x0.5 mm DSP Description

Magnesium Aluminate Crystal Substrate, MgAl2O4, Spinel Substrate (100) 10x10x0.5 mm DSP is fabricated using spinel ceramic technology with a precisely controlled (100) crystallographic orientation. Its 10 mm x 10 mm size and 0.5 mm thickness meet rigorous industrial processing standards. The material exhibits chemical inertness and high thermal stability, making it suitable for high-precision device fabrication. The DSP finish ensures minimal surface defects, enhancing performance in sensitive electronic and optical applications.

Magnesium Aluminate Crystal Substrate, MgAl2O4, Spinel Substrate (100) 10x10x0.5 mm DSP Applications

Electronics
- Used as an insulating substrate in high-frequency circuits to control dielectric properties by leveraging its controlled (100) orientation.
- Applied as a mounting platform in microwave devices to enhance thermal management through its high thermal conductivity.

Optical Systems
- Serves as a base for optical coatings in laser assemblies to achieve uniform light dispersion by utilising its smooth surface finish.
- Frequently used in sensor modules to minimise signal interferences due to its chemical inertness and dimensional stability.

Magnesium Aluminate Crystal Substrate, MgAl2O4, Spinel Substrate (100) 10x10x0.5 mm DSP Packing

The substrate is securely packaged in an anti-static, foam-padded container to prevent mechanical damage and surface contamination. It is individually sealed in moisture-resistant wrapping to avoid oxidation during transit. Temperature-controlled storage is recommended to maintain material integrity. Packaging can be customised with additional cushioning layers or compartmentalised designs based on client requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: How does the (100) orientation impact the substrate’s performance?
A1: The (100) orientation ensures uniform crystal lattice alignment, which minimises surface defects and enhances dielectric consistency. This alignment is critical for processes requiring precision patterning in semiconductor and optical applications.

Q2: What type of quality control measures are applied during production?
A2: Quality control involves quantitative X-ray diffraction and optical surface inspection to assess crystallographic orientation and surface flatness. These procedures help identify and minimise defects, ensuring reproducibility for high-end applications.

Q3: Are there specific storage conditions recommended for this substrate?
A3: It is advisable to store the substrate in a temperature-controlled and humidity-regulated environment. The use of anti-static packaging and moisture-resistant wrapping minimises potential degradation during handling and long-term storage.

Additional Information

Magnesium aluminate (MgAl2O4) is a spinel ceramic known for its exceptional thermal and chemical stability, making it an important material in advanced processing environments. Its crystalline structure is pivotal in applications where controlled surface properties are necessary for device reliability. Advanced processing techniques in materials science have enabled the precise manipulation of such substrates, ensuring they meet stringent industrial tolerances while supporting the evolving demands in electronics and optics.

Current research in ceramic substrates continues to explore modifications in crystallographic orientation and surface treatments to further reduce defect density. This progression enhances the applicability of these materials in emerging technologies, including high-frequency communication and integrated optical systems.