MoreCoorsTek, Inc. recently announced that it now offers MidFilm(R) ceramic substrates, which promise near thin-film printing performance at prices much closer to traditional thick-film substrates. The new technology uses the same lower-cost manufacturing method used in making thick-film substrates, but with a higher-performance material -- the company's ADS-995-R alumina. This process yields what CoorsTek calls MidFilm substrates. The high-performance materials produce an as-fired substrate surface capable of holding high-resolution circuits with conductive traces and lines of constant height and width. The low-line-loss characteristics of this substrate make it ideal for high-frequency applications from microwave to nanobit networks, fiber optics and microchip modules.
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