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Mullite ceramic substrate for thin-film application

The advantages of mullite ceramic for thin-film application are examined. Using homogeneous powder, a dense mullite substrate consisting of fine mullite grains was provided without the addition of a sintering aid. The properties obtained are superior to those of the mullite presented by M. Horiuchi et al. (1988) and a conventional alumina for application to packages and substrates: low dielectric constant