MWDC E124 Powder Descriptions
MWDC E124 Powder is one of our products of the Microwave dielectric ceramic powder series. Microwave dielectric ceramic (MWDC) is a new type of ceramic material that is used as dielectric material in microwave frequency band circuits (mainly UHF and SHF bands, 300MHz~300GHz wavelength between 0.1mm-1m electromagnetic waves) and performs one or more functions.
It is suitable for making all kinds of modern microwave devices, such as frequency stabilizing oscillator, filter and discriminator in electronic countermeasure, navigation, communication, radar, household satellite direct television receiver and mobile phone, etc., which can meet the requirements of miniaturization, integration, high reliability and low cost of microwave circuits.
MWDC E124 Powder Specifications
Microwave Characteristics
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Resonant Frequency(GHz)
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3.2
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Dielectric Constant
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124.0
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Quality Factor(GHz)
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>2,000
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Τf (ppm/℃) (-35 ~ 85℃)
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±20.0
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Sintering Temperature Range
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1200-1240℃
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MWDC E124 Powder Microstructure

MWDC E124 Powder Applications
-Dielectric resonator/filter
-Patch Antenna
-Substrate for MIC
-Pulp and paper
-Single layered capacitor for HF, etc.
MWDC E124 Powder Packaging
Our Microwave Dielectric Ceramic MWDC E124 Powder is carefully handled during storage and transportation to preserve the quality of our product in its original condition.
MWDC E124 Powder FAQs
Q1: What are the key properties of Microwave Dielectric Ceramic MWDC E124 Powder?
Dielectric Constant: A measure of how effectively the material stores electrical energy in an electric field. MWDC E124 typically has a specific dielectric constant that makes it ideal for high-frequency applications.
Low Dielectric Loss: Low energy loss at microwave frequencies, making it suitable for high-efficiency devices.
High Q-factor: The high-quality factor ensures minimal energy dissipation, important for resonant applications like antennas and filters.
Q2: How is MWDC E124 Powder manufactured?
MWDC E124 Powder is typically manufactured using a solid-state reaction process, followed by milling to ensure a uniform particle size and distribution. The material is then sintered at high temperatures to achieve a dense, stable final product with the desired dielectric properties.
The manufacturing process is carefully controlled to maintain consistency in the dielectric constant, loss tangent, and other key properties.
Q3: How is MWDC E124 Powder used in manufacturing?
The powder is typically mixed with binders to form a paste or slurry, which can be molded into specific shapes required for components such as capacitors, antennas, and filters.
After molding, the material undergoes a sintering process at high temperatures, followed by precision grinding or polishing to achieve the final shape and smooth surface finish necessary for optimal performance.
Post-processing may include adding electrodes or other components depending on the specific application.