Article | REF: D2320 V1

Isolating ceramics and glasses for electrotechnics and electronics

Authors: Jean-Marie HAUSSONNE, Jérôme BERNARD, David HOUIVET

Publication date: July 10, 2023

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1. Ceramics and glass

1.1 General

The generic terms "ceramics" and "glass" not only refer to specific compositions, or to a "crystalline" or "amorphous" character, but, whatever the material in question, they essentially refer to the technologies used to make objects.

  • Ceramics

    Ceramics are objects produced by a technology involving the shaping of a powdery crystalline material at room temperature. Then, a high-temperature cycle, called firing or sintering, transforms the "raw" ceramic into a dense or porous "fired" ceramic, mainly composed of one or more materials in crystallized form. It is during this thermal cycle that the ceramic densifies, creating a microstructure of grains and grain boundaries.

    The properties,...

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