The low-temperature thermal conduction and millimeter-wave dielectric properties of β-Si3N4 as a heat-dissipation substrate
Authors:
- Takeshi ShimadaTSTakeshi Shimada
- Hisayuki ImamuraHIHisayuki Imamura
- Hironari MatsumotoHMHironari Matsumoto
- Masashi FujiiMFMasashi Fujii
- Masayuki GondaMGMasayuki Gonda
- Hisashi MotegiHMHisashi Motegi
- Syungo SuzukiSSSyungo Suzuki
- Yoshinori KotaniYKYoshinori Kotani
- Tetsuya NakamuraTNTetsuya Nakamura
- 25 June 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Materials Research Bulletin
- Vol. 179
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Funding Information
- University of Manchester (2022A1080)
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