Adtech releases multi-layer ceramic feedthroughs
Adtech Ceramics has introduced custom hermetic feedthroughs that use multi-layer co-fire technology, for microwave, spectrometry, high power and high frequency applications up to 30GHz.
Multi-layer ceramic feedthroughs combine split via and high temperature braze technology for a reliable edge metallisation.
This allows multiple electrical connections per feedthrough with vertical and/or horizontal wire bond and sealing surfaces.
Adtech has several processes that maximise metal/ceramic adhesion over a range of temperatures.
Ceramic materials include white and black high temperature co-fire ceramic (HTCC) Almunia (Al2O3), Aluminum Nitride (AlN) and LTCC low temperature co-fired ceramics.
Adtech also offers metallised co-fired injection-moulded Alumina, chemical milling of metal components and mechanical assembly.
Design assistance is available from Adtech's in-house engineering staff.
Capabilities include electromagnetic and thermal modelling and simulation for microwave packages in the X- through K-band frequency ranges.
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