Magnesium Titanate (MgTiO₃)

Product Overview

Magnesium titanate (MgTiO₃) is an important ceramic material, widely used in the field of electronic ceramics, particularly in the manufacture of capacitor ceramic substrates and microwave dielectric resonators. It has a spinel structure and is made from titanium dioxide and magnesite through a solid-state synthesis process. With a relative dielectric constant of about 20 and low dielectric loss, it performs well in high-frequency and high-temperature environments, ensuring good stability and reliability.

Features

• Spinel Structure: The excellent crystal structure provides stable electrical properties.
• Moderate Dielectric Constant: With a relative dielectric constant of around 20, it is suitable for applications requiring stable dielectric performance.
• Low Dielectric Loss: The dielectric loss tangent value of (1–3)×10⁻⁴ ensures efficient energy transmission.
• Good Sintering Performance: The titanium-to-magnesium ratio is optimized to enhance sintering performance, meeting various usage requirements.
• Thermal Stability: The material exhibits good thermal stability, making it suitable for high-temperature applications and ensuring long-term reliable performance.

Applications

• Ceramic Capacitors: Widely used in the manufacture of capacitor ceramic substrates, providing high stability and reliability.
• Microwave Dielectric Resonators: Applied in microwave technology and high-frequency signal processing, suitable for high-frequency devices.
• Precision Electronic Ceramics: Used as a base material in various high-precision electronic products.
• High-Temperature Electrical Equipment: Ideal for use as a dielectric material in high-temperature electrical equipment, ensuring stable electrical performance.
• Electronic Components: Acts as a key dielectric material in various electronic components, enhancing the stability and performance of the equipment.