Sapphire Compound Substrate has witnessed higher demand with major applications in high-power radio-frequency (RF) applications including cellular telephones
There are five different types of Sapphire Compound Substrate available in the market. Each one has unique applications, advantages, and possible drawbacks. As a result, there are two groups of people who purchase these products. One group of engineers and product designers uses the c-plane substrate to define and create unique designs. This is usually the first group to purchase a product.
Some of the common types of the Sapphire Compound Substrate include single-crystalline, double-crystalline, multicolor, and non-glass. In single-crystalline, two clear, solid phases are produced on one sheet of the material while in the multicolor process, multiple colors are deposited on one sheet of the material. The non-glass process produces a pattern in which the multicolored crystalline material appears as a liquid. Regardless of the type of sapphire used in the process, the final product must have a high luster, be resistant to scratching and other damages, and provide superior conductivity.
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