Ceramic material based on bismuth niobate substituted with zinc

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2005-05-03

2005-05-03

Group, Karl (Department: 1755)

Compositions: ceramic

Ceramic compositions

Titanate, zirconate, stannate, niobate, or tantalate or...

Reexamination Certificate

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06887812

ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to ceramic materials based on bismuth niobate substituted with zinc and can be used for producing multilayer high frequency thermostable ceramic condensers provided with electrodes based on an alloy which comprises Ag and Pd, and also for producing multilayer microwave films. The aim of the invention is to develop a ceramic material having a low sintering temperature sufficient for using silver-palladium electrodes having a silver content of up to 90%. Said material has an optimum dielectric permittivity and thermostability which are sufficient for producing a wide range of items based on said material. Zinc niobate ZnNb2O6 having a structure of columbite with a quantity ranging from 7.0 to 99.0, expressed in mass %, is added into a ceramic material based on the bismuth niobate substituted with zinc having a crystal-chemical formula (Bi⅔[ ]⅓)2(Zn<2+>⅓Nd⅔)2O6[ ]1,[ ] being a vacancy with a pyrochlore structure. Glass having the following component ratio, in mass %, can be added into the material: PbO ranging from 26 to 33, Bi2 ranging from 14 to 24, B2O3 ranging from 4 to 10, TiO2 ranging from 15 to 21, ZnO ranging from 21 to 28.

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