The microchip coefficient of thermal expansion illustratively is closer to the isolator coefficient of thermal expansion than it is to the package coefficient of thermal expansion.

A yoke (28) has a second linear expansion coefficient smaller than the first linear expansion coefficient.

The second component comprises a thermal expansion coefficient which is different from a thermal expansion coefficient of the first component.

The second material has a second coefficient of thermal expansion such that the first coefficient of thermal expansion is 75 -175% of the second coefficient of thermal expansion.

glass with low coefficient of expansion

The first coefficient of thermal expansion of the body is greater than the second coefficient of thermal expansion of the insert (246).

The coefficient of thermal elongation of the housing (2) and the coefficient of thermal elongation of the throttle valve (1) differ by 5 % at the most, in relation to the smallest coefficient of thermal elongation.

The organic semiconductor material has a second thermal expansion coefficient that is different from the first thermal expansion coefficient.

The substrate has a first coefficient of thermal expansion and the connector has a second coefficient of thermal expansion.

The coefficient of linear expansion of the transparent resin substrate is similar to the coefficient of linear expansion of the transparent film.

The insert has a second coefficient of thermal expansion that is greater than the first coefficient of thermal expansion of the matrix.

The second conductive material has a second CTE between the first CTE and a CTE of the substrate material of the semiconductor die.

The silica-on-silicon substrate includes a silica layer overlying a silicon substrate A coefficient of thermal expansion of the first support component is substantially matched to a coefficient of thermal expansion of the silicon substrate.

The optical fibers have a small longitudinal coefficient of thermal expansion and a larger transverse coefficient of thermal expansion.

The linear thermal expansion coefficient α1 and the linear thermal expansion coefficient α2 are mutually different values.