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Study On Preparation,Structure And Properties Of Low-Temperature Co-Fired Borate Microwave Dielectric Ceramics

Posted on:2021-04-10Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:J XiFull Text:PDF
GTID:2381330647461873Subject:Engineering
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In recent years,in order to adapt to the development of wireless communication equipment and meet the requirements of high-performance microwave devices,low temperature co-fired ceramic(LTCC)technology emerged as the times require.It has become a key technology to realize the miniaturization,high integration,multi-function,lightweight,low cost and high performance of microwave devices.LTCC materials have low dielectric constant(?r<10),high quality factor(Q×f≥5000 GHz),a near zero resonance frequency temperature coefficient(τf)and low firing temperature(≤950℃).More recently,ultra-low temperature co-fired ceramic(ULTCC)materials have been developed on the basis of LTCC materials.Compared with traditional LTCC,ULTCC is more energy-saving and environmental friendly,short production cycle,and can integrate with semiconductors,base metals and even plastics.Therefore,the research and development of ultra-low permittivity(?r),high quality factor(Q×f)and near zero resonance frequency factor(τf)materials for ULTCC is of great scientific significance,strategic significance and application value.In this paper,three kinds of low temperature co fired microwave dielectric ceramics were prepared by solid phase sintering.The sintering characteristics,crystal structure,microstructure and microwave dielectric properties of the materials were tested by DSC,FT-IR,XRD,SEM,EDS and network vector analyzer.The results are as follows:1.Cu O-Zn O-B2O3(CZB)ceramic system:the results show that Li2O can reduce the sintering temperature.The main crystalline phases of the ceramics are Zn(BO32and Cu B2O4.The precipitated Li2Cu O2and Li2B4O7phases are directly related to the change of Cu O/Zn O molar ratio.With the changes of Cu O/Zn O molar ratio,the Q×f values increase from 8800 GHz to 38093 GHz,τfvalues change from-7.57ppm/℃to-1.24ppm/℃and the obtained ceramics can be co-fired with metal Cu electrode,which meets the performance and application requirements of LTCC materials.2.Cu O-Zn O-B2O3-Li2O(CZBL)glass ceramic system:the results show that with the increase of sintering temperature,Zn B4O7,Cu B4O7and Li2Cu B4O8crystalline phases are successively precipitated from the matrix glass,but the content of crystalline phase decreases with the further increase of sintering temperature.When the sintering temperature is 620℃,CZBL glass ceramic has the best microwave dielectric properties:?r=3.33,Q×f=17724 GHz,τf≈0 ppm/℃.The co-firing of CZBL glass ceramic with metal Ag and Al electrodes is realized,which meets the requirements of ULTCC materials.3.CZBL glass/ceramic(Al2O3,Mg Al2O4and Si O2)composite system:XRD results show that CZBL glass reacts with Al2O3ceramic to form Cu2Al6B4O17.With the increase of Al2O3mass,the Q×f values are in the range of 7860~38557GHz.After sintered at640℃,the glass/ceramic composite containing 10wt%Al2O3possesses the excellent microwave dielectric properties:εr=3.79,Q×f=38557GHz,τf≈0 ppm/℃.It is found that CZBL glass does not react with Mg Al2O4ceramics.When the sintering temperature is660℃,the best microwave dielectric properties ofεr=4.18,Q×f=24029GHz andτf≈-5.22 ppm/℃are obtained for the composite with 10wt%Mg Al2O4.For CZBL glass/Si O2ceramic composites,Si O2will enter CZBL glass as a network former during the sintering process,and has an impact on the microwave dielectric properties of the composite.When the sintering temperature is 720℃,the CZBL glass/Si O2ceramic composite with 20wt%Si O2exhibits the best microwave dielectric properties:εr=3.3,Q×f=11642 GHz andτf≈-9.7ppm/℃.The above research results display that CZBL glass/ceramic(Al2O3,Mg Al2O4and Si O2)composites are expected to be used in the field of low temperature co-fired ceramic.
Keywords/Search Tags:Borate ceramics, Glass ceramic, Glass/ceramic composite, Microwave dielectric properties, LTCC
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