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    How do you ensure the reliability of your ceramic carrier and tube shell in extreme aerospace environments?

    Our products use the third generation of semi-semiconductor materials (such as silicon carbide, gallium nitride) and high-purity ceramic composite materials, through:

    10 0,000 hour life test: simulate space radiation, extreme temperature (-200℃ to 1000℃) and vibration environment to ensure long-term stable operation.

    Military-grade packaging process: the sealing is IP69K, corrosion resistant and impact resistant.

    Customer value: reduce the failure rate of aerospace equipment, extend the maintenance cycle, and ensure the success rate of missions

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