Ceramic Package For Sensors

ceramic package

Ceramic is commonly used in packages due to its superior mechanical properties, suitable for small, high density, and surface mountable applications- including accelerometers and angular rate, pressure, optical and RF sensors.

Features:

  • Air-cavity type hermetic package
  • Close thermal-expansion Matching provides superior mechanical elasticity and less mechanical stress with silicon MEMS chips
  • Miniaturized, high-density surface mountable package incorporating multi-layer ceramic technology.

Ceramic Package For Sensors

Applications:

  • Accelerometers
  • Angular rate sensors (Avro sensors. vaw-rate sensors)
  • Pressure sensors
  • CMOS/ CCD Image sensors

If you have any inquiry, pls feel free to contact us.

Boron Nitride Crucible for Vacuum Casting Molten Metals

Boron Nitride Crucible

Boron nitride exhibits a hexagonal structure and is sometimes known as white graphite, due to its lubricity, anisotropic properties, heat resistance, and high thermal conductivity. This latter property, combined with low thermal expansion, leads to excellent resistance to thermal shock. All three forms, hot pressed, pyrolytic and hot isostatic pressed, can be used at very high temperatures. However, in an oxidizing atmosphere, the maximum use temperature is 850-900°C. Hot pressed and hot isostatic pressed boron nitride are produced by densification of powder, whereas pyrolytic boron nitride is produced by chemical vapour deposition (CVD), depositing onto graphite at temperatures in excess of 1800°C.

The use temperature of boron nitride ceramic crucible in a vacuum is 1800 degrees, and the use temperature under atmosphere protection is 2100 degrees. The nitrogen or argon atmosphere is the best and has the longest life. The boron nitride crucible is resistant to thermal shock, and will not crack when it is rapidly cooled at 1500 degrees. It will not crack if it is taken out of the furnace at 1000 degrees for 20 minutes and blow and quenched hundreds of times.

Precautions for use:
1. The use temperature in the air should not exceed 1000 degrees, and the surface of boron nitride in contact with oxygen will peel off if it exceeds 1000 degrees.
2. Boron nitride is easy to absorb moisture. The crucible cannot be stored in wet areas and cannot be washed with water. It can be directly wiped off with sandpaper or scrubbed with alcohol.
3. Application direction of boron nitride crucible

Available materials:
1. Ferrous metals: iron, copper, aluminium, nickel, magnesium, bismuth, zinc, etc., alloys FE-CO-NI-SI CO-ZR-NB
2. It does not react with water or acid at room temperature. Boil with water and slowly hydrolyze to generate boric acid and ammonia
3. Rare earth, nitride

Unavailable materials:
1. Antimony trioxide, chromium Heptoxides, molybdenum trioxide, arsenic trioxide, titanium carbide, etc.
2. High-lead glass glaze melts in the air at 800-950 degrees, which will corrode BN, but it will not react under the protection of nitrogen or inert gas.
3. Boron phosphate is corrosive to boron nitride in 1400 degrees nitrogen and will react with hot concentrated or molten alkali and hot chlorine.

INNOVACERA supply all shapes of ceramic crucibles, welcome inquiry.

Silicon Nitride Ceramic Weld Location Pins

Ceramic materials have long replaced metal in the production of welding pins, which ensure a perfect fit for sheet metal and nuts in projection welding and are subject to temperatures of up to 800°C.

Gas-pressure sintered silicon nitride ceramics from INNOVACERA are at a distinct advantage here:
Extreme hardness and flexural strength
High thermal shock resistance
Electrical insulation
Temperature resistance
High tensile strength and compressive strength
Fewer cold welds
No welding spatter adhesion

Ceramic welding pins made of silicon nitride significantly increase service life and enable high levels of precision and greater accuracy over extended periods in projection welding. Metal welding pins often need to be replaced several times a day due to wear and adhering slag, whereas centring pins made of silicon nitride ceramic only need to be replaced about once a month.

Epoxy Resin Piston

Epoxy Resin Piston

INNOVACERA produce Silicon Carbide pistons for filling epoxy resin plant in a range of types. If you’re looking for resin plunger material, INNOVACERA is a good choice for you. The lead time is short and quality is certified.

Regular dimension for epoxy resin piston:

Item No. Material Description Size
1 Silicon Carbide Piston D60.6x148mm
Sleeve OD80x152mm
2 Silicon Carbide Piston D90.6x148mm
Sleeve ID90.6x152mm

Customized dimension is also available for us

Silicon Nitride Ceramic Thermocouple Protection Sheaths

Thermocouple Protection Sheaths

INNOVACERA manufactures a range of silicon nitride ceramic and advanced ceramic thermocouple protection sheaths for use in the aluminium and molten metal handling industries. They are an advanced ceramic tube offering outstanding performance for temperature control in aluminium foundries and smelters and are extremely cost effective compared to competitive materials, such as cast iron, silicon carbide and alumina.

INNOVACERA silicon nitride possesses a unique combination of physical properties, such as high strength, toughness, excellent thermal shock resistance and resistance to corrosion, which make it the stand out material in this application.

Silicon nitride protection tubes are world renowned for their outstanding performance in contact with non-ferrous molten metals, particularly aluminium and its alloys and zinc. They allow constant temperature monitoring of the melt resulting in improved quality of the finished casting. In addition to its excellent physical properties, it is also non-wetting to most non-ferrous alloys, making it resistant to build up of dross and is therefore very low maintenance.

For high temperature applications above 1200°C, silicon nitride ceramic protection tubes are the preferred choice.

Best comprehensive performance ceramic – Silicon Nitride Ceramic

Silicon Nitride (Si3N4) Ceramic

Silicon nitride ceramic has good properties such as high strength, high hardness, and high temperature resistance, and its hardness can reach HRA91~93; It has good thermal hardness and can withstand high temperatures of 1300~1400℃; It has a small chemical reaction with carbon and metal elements, resulting in its friction coefficient Low; It is self-lubricating which make it wear-resistant; It is strong corrosion resistance, except for hydrofluoric acid, it does not react with other inorganic acids, and has oxidation resistance at high temperatures; it also has good thermal shock resistance. It will not break even if it is rapidly cooled in the air and then heated rapidly; the high temperature creep of silicon nitride ceramics is small, and the slow plastic deformation produced under the action of high temperature and fixed load is small.

In addition, silicon nitride ceramics also have the advantages of high specific strength, high specific mode, high thermal conductivity, and excellent electrical properties. Therefore, it has special application value in extreme environments such as high temperature, high speed, and strong corrosive media. It is considered as one of the structural ceramic materials with development and application prospects. It is often the first choice in many applications that need to withstand the test. The following is an inventory of these application directions.

Regarding the application of silicon nitride, it first appeared in the 1950s, as the bonding of silicon carbide and oxide, corresponding to refractory materials, and then used to make crucibles, thermocouple tubes, rocket nozzles, etc. In the 1960s, as the demand for new materials with excellent high-temperature properties increased, the development speed of silicon nitride ceramics increased significantly. At present, the development of silicon nitride materials is focusing on the ceramics and electronics industries and continues to expand to other application areas.

1. Silicon Nitride Ceramic Bearing
Ceramic bearings have been developed rapidly since they were developed in 1972. It has been widely used in precision machine tools, automobiles, aero engines, chemical instruments, superconducting devices, and other fields. Considered as a bearing material, the most basic characteristic is rolling fatigue life. In order to evaluate the applicability of various ceramic bearings, the rolling life test was carried out with a ceramic plate. The order of rolling life is alumina < silicon carbide < zirconia < nitriding silicon. It can be seen that among the four common engineering structural ceramics mentioned above, Si3N4 is the most suitable for use as a bearing material.

2. Aerospace
In the aerospace field, the requirements for material performance are very demanding, challenging the limits of traditional materials. Si3N4 is a good choice for aerospace applications due to its high temperature strength, good fracture toughness, high hardness, high dielectric strength, excellent thermal shock resistance, and tribological properties, which can ensure excellent mechanical reliability and wear resistance. It can be used as rocket combustion chamber thrusters which are used to control satellite orbits. Because high-temperature combustion can obtain greater propulsion, so it needs the material not only light in weight but also to be able to withstand high temperatures.

3. High temperature parts of automobile engine
The Si3N4 ceramic components used in automobile engines include turbocharger turbine rotors, preheated combustion chambers, rocker arm inserts, injector connecting rods, valve guides, ceramic piston crowns, glow plugs, etc., especially the most difficult ceramic rotor products. Into certain ceramic engines, small turbine rotors have entered commercial scale production

4. Silicon nitride ceramic heat sink substrate
Although the thermal conductivity of silicon nitride ceramics is lower than that of aluminum nitride and beryllium oxide, it is significantly higher than that of general structural ceramics, and can basically meet the heat dissipation requirements of the substrate; moreover, the strength and fracture toughness of silicon nitride ceramics are much higher than others. The substrate-type ceramics, which are heat-dissipating substrate materials with excellent comprehensive performance, have been practically used in the electronic control systems of high-speed railways and electric vehicles.

In short, as a structural ceramic material with the most excellent comprehensive performance, many application directions of silicon nitride ceramic have attracted the attention of industry and laboratories. It is believed that with its unique properties, there is still broad room for silicon nitride of development in the future.

Introductions of Alumina Ceramics Materials

alumina ceramic components

At present, innovacera’s alumina ceramics material is including two types: high-purity and ordinary.

The high-purity alumina ceramic series is the ceramic material with Al2O3 content of over 99.9%. Due to its sintering temperature up to 1650-1990C and transmission wavelength of 1 ~ 6μm, it is usually made into molten glass to replace the platinum crucible: Cause its light transmittance and alkali metal corrosion resistance, it can be used as a sodium tube for HID application; in the electronics industry, it can be used as integrated circuit ceramics substrate and high-frequency insulating materials.

According to the difference in Al2O3 content, the ordinary type alumina ceramic series is divided into 99 ceramics, 95 ceramics, 90 ceramics, 85 ceramics etc. The ceramics with Al2O3 content of 80% or 75% is also classified as ordinary alumina ceramic series. Innovacera produce alumina all is above 92% Alumina.

Among these, 99 alumina ceramic materials are used for producing high-temperature crucible, refractory furnace tubes and special wear-resistant materials such as ceramic bearings, ceramic seals and valve films and so on.

95 alumina ceramics are mainly used as corrosion-resistant and wear-resistant parts.

85 ceramics are often mixed in some steatites, thus improving electrical performance and mechanical strength.

It can be sealed with molybdenum, niobium, tantalum and other metals and some are used as electro-vacuum devices.

Introductions of Alumina Ceramics Materials

alumina ceramic components

At present, innovacera’s alumina ceramics material is including two types: high-purity and ordinary.

The high-purity alumina ceramic series is the ceramic material with Al2O3 content of over 99.9%. Due to its sintering temperature up to 1650-1990C and transmission wavelength of 1 ~ 6μm, it is usually made into molten glass to replace the platinum crucible: Cause its light transmittance and alkali metal corrosion resistance, it can be used as a sodium tube for HID application; in the electronics industry, it can be used as integrated circuit ceramics substrate and high-frequency insulating materials.

According to the difference in Al2O3 content, the ordinary type alumina ceramic series is divided into 99 ceramics, 95 ceramics, 90 ceramics, 85 ceramics etc. The ceramics with Al2O3 content of 80% or 75% is also classified as ordinary alumina ceramic series. Innovacera produce alumina all is above 92% Alumina.

Among these, 99 alumina ceramic materials are used for producing high-temperature crucible, refractory furnace tubes and special wear-resistant materials such as ceramic bearings, ceramic seals and valve films and so on.

95 alumina ceramics are mainly used as corrosion-resistant and wear-resistant parts.

85 ceramics are often mixed in some steatites, thus improving electrical performance and mechanical strength.

It can be sealed with molybdenum, niobium, tantalum and other metals and some are used as electro-vacuum devices.

Introductions of Alumina Ceramics Materials

alumina ceramic components

At present, innovacera’s alumina ceramics material is including two types: high-purity and ordinary.

The high-purity alumina ceramic series is the ceramic material with Al2O3 content of over 99.9%. Due to its sintering temperature up to 1650-1990C and transmission wavelength of 1 ~ 6μm, it is usually made into molten glass to replace the platinum crucible: Cause its light transmittance and alkali metal corrosion resistance, it can be used as a sodium tube for HID application; in the electronics industry, it can be used as integrated circuit ceramics substrate and high-frequency insulating materials.

According to the difference in Al2O3 content, the ordinary type alumina ceramic series is divided into 99 ceramics, 95 ceramics, 90 ceramics, 85 ceramics etc. The ceramics with Al2O3 content of 80% or 75% is also classified as ordinary alumina ceramic series. Innovacera produce alumina all is above 92% Alumina.

Among these, 99 alumina ceramic materials are used for producing high-temperature crucible, refractory furnace tubes and special wear-resistant materials such as ceramic bearings, ceramic seals and valve films and so on.

95 alumina ceramics are mainly used as corrosion-resistant and wear-resistant parts.

85 ceramics are often mixed in some steatites, thus improving electrical performance and mechanical strength.

It can be sealed with molybdenum, niobium, tantalum and other metals and some are used as electro-vacuum devices.

Ceramic textile blades

ceramic textile blades

In traditional Textile winding machinery factories, many customers still use HSS Blades. Those blades may not work for long and it is able to cut thin yarn only. They don’t work well. Now we recommend an alternative material yttria-stabilized zirconia ceramic. This is not the ceramic you imagined. Maybe you will be worried about it is brittle. In fact, it has high Flexural toughness. Compared to the HSS blade, it is sharper and has the ability to cut thick yarn. It can stand the sharp lead to long cycle life as well. So cost is effective. Any interested in ceramic textile blades, please let us know.