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	Information on aluminum oxide substrates as an alternative to BeO. Sponsored Links:
URL:	http://www.aluminumnitride.com/beo-aln.htm
Title:	Beryllium Oxide BeO substrates
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Description:	Beryllium oxide - beryllia substrates have thermal conductivity of 260 W/mk and aluminum nitride only 170 W/mk. Why not use BeO substrates for all high power applications?
Category:	Thermal - Conductivity - Oxide - Beryllium - Substrates - Beryllia

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