Electronic component with an insulating layer formed from...

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C257S759000

Reexamination Certificate

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06914328

ABSTRACT:
An electronic component and a method of producing it, with at least one insulating layer is encompassed by the invention. The insulating layer includes a polymer including norbornene monomers. The polymer retains a double ring structure of the monomer C7H10while there is breaking of a carbon double bond of the norbornene monomer. This breaking of the carbon double bond is created by a homopolymerization of the monomers to form crosslinked norbornene monomers with polar fluorocarbon bonds.

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