Ceramic Tapes & Substrates
Technical ceramics
Video: Ceramic Tapes & Substrates
Main features
CTS by KERAFOL®
- Excellent high temperature resistance
- Good corrosion resistance
- High mechanical strength
- Low weight
- Low space requirement
- Low heat capacity
- Great hardness
- Very good mechanical abrasion resistance
- Good flexibility of thin ceramic substrates
- Depending on the material, good to very good thermal conductivity
- Very good electrical insulation properties
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Thin and thick film substrates
Thin-film technology
Conductor tracks that are produced using thin-film technology have layer thicknesses ranging from a few nanometers (monolayer) to several micrometers.
Electronic semiconductor components and special platinum temperature sensors (Pt 100, Pt 1000, etc.) are the most important applications in the field of thin-film technology.
The average thickness of the conductor tracks is approx. 1 µm.
The conductor tracks for thin-film substrates are applied at approx. 1200°C using the PVD process or sputtering.
The substrates for thin-film technology are therefore subject to stringent requirements in terms of the surface quality and grain structure of the ceramic.
Thick film technology
Thick-film technology is used to build electronic components such as sensors or integrated hybrid circuits using LTCC or HTCC technology.
The electrical conductors for thick-film coating technology are applied to the film or substrate material using a screen printing process.
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Contact person
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Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Michael Rott
Business Unit Manager Ceramic Tapes & Substrates
Phone: +49(0) 9645 – 88 481
Fax: +49(0) 9645 – 88 492
E-mail: cts@kerafol.com