EMI filter with a ceramic material having a chemical reaction in

Wave transmission lines and networks – Coupling networks – Frequency domain filters utilizing only lumped parameters

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501134, H03H 701, G04B 3548

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055921345

ABSTRACT:
A composite ceramic material which is available by sintering a mixed powder of a dielectric material and a magnetic material, and contains a third component serving to inhibit a chemical reaction between the dielectric material and the magnetic material during sintering of the mixed powder and reduce the sintering temperature, and particularly, an EMI filter, a composite LC pan and a composite LC chip part made from such a composite ceramic material. The starting end and the terminal end of the inductor are exposed on the both end faces of the bare chip, and signal electrodes are provided at these ends. Ends of the conductors for grounding are exposed on the other both ends of the bare chip, and grounding electrodes are provided at these ends. The conductors for inductor are spirally connected in succession in the thickness direction of the bare chip via throughholes provided in the sheets within the bare chip to form an inductor. The conductors for grounding are adjacent to, and spaced apart by a distance sufficient for insulation from the conductors for inductor in a plane within the bare chip and piled up alternately with the conductors for inductor to form capacitors each between a conductor for grounding and a conductor for the inductor.

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