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Gold Copper Alloy Powder

Gold Copper Alloy Powder

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Gold Copper Alloy Powder
Product No NRE-9011
CAS No. 7440-57-5 / 7440-50-8
Formula AuCu
Molecular Weight 260.512 g/mol
APS <40 um  (Can be Customized)
Purity 99.9%
Density NA
Color Gray
Melting Point NA
Boiling Point NA

Gold Copper Alloy Powder

Applications

Electronics and Semiconductor Industry

Soldering and Bonding: One of the primary applications of gold-copper alloys is in soldering and bonding electronic components, particularly for high-performance electronics. The alloy’s high conductivity and corrosion resistance make it ideal for connections in microelectronics, chips, wires, and semiconductor packages.

Wire Bonding: In the semiconductor industry, wire bonding is an essential process, and gold-copper alloy powder is used to create fine wire bonds that form electrical connections between semiconductor components and substrates. These gold-copper wires provide reliable, high-conductivity connections that resist corrosion.

Chip Packaging: Au-Cu alloys are used in chip packaging due to their high thermal conductivity and mechanical strength, helping to protect chips from heat while ensuring high-performance in microprocessors and integrated circuits.

Telecommunications

Connectors and Contacts: Gold-Copper alloys are used to manufacture connectors, contacts, and switches in telecommunications equipment, ensuring reliable electrical performance and long-term durability in high-frequency applications.

Electrical Conductors: In the telecommunications industry, the alloy is used for conductive tracks in high-speed communication circuits, where low resistance is essential for efficient signal transmission.

Aerospace and Defense

Aerospace Electronics: In aerospace applications, Au-Cu alloys are used in spacecraft electronics, satellite systems, and communication equipment, where their corrosion resistance and electrical properties are crucial for ensuring reliable, long-lasting performance in extreme conditions.

Military Applications: The high strength, conductivity, and resistance to corrosion of Au-Cu alloys make them ideal for use in defense electronics and military equipment, such as radar systems, communications equipment, and navigation systems, which require durable and high-performance materials.

 

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