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Etchable gold thick film process as a low cost alternative to thin films

Etchable gold thick film process as a low cost alternative to thin films

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By Wisse Hettinga



The new etchable gold substrates allow the use of ultra-fine lines with a standard line/spacing resolution of 50/50 µm (0.002-inches) and premium circuit of  25/25 µm (0.001-inches). Circuit designers can also benefit from Remtec’s capability for added value features available on the same substrate. In addition to an etchable gold circuit, the HDTF can incorporate conductor multilayers. It also integrates built-in components such as Lang couplers, inductors, filters and high precision resistors in a wide range from 50 mΩ  to 1 MΩ laser trimmed to ±1% on the same ceramic base.

Remtec supports the new line of advanced HDTF substrates with new, state-of- the art processing equipment in a class 1000 clean room. Design engineers can also take advantage of the company’s well-known core competency technologies such as AgENIG® (Electroless Nickel Immersion Gold on Silver) and PCTF® (Plated Copper on Thick Films) metallization in their ceramic package designs.

Typical applications for etchable gold HDTF ceramic metallization are for products requiring high circuit density and conductor proximity.  HDTF substrates used for high performance products such as mm-wave microwave circuits and high pin count analog and digital designs. They are ideal for radar, missile and satellite communications systems in both defense and industrial applications.

Remtec, a RoHS compliant, ISO 90001:2008 registered and ITAR compliant company, operates a manufacturing facility in Norwood, MA. Remtec produces custom and semi-custom packaging solutions for sensors and detectors, RF/MF products, DC power electronics, optoelectronics, laser industry and other high density and power circuitry in commercial, industrial and military industries.

www.remtec.com

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