Making an electroding ink for a monolithic ceramic capacitor

Details Making an electroding ink for a monolithic ceramic capacitor Making an electroding ink for a monolithic ceramic capacitor

1977-09-07

1980-03-11

Weston, Caleb

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture

Methods

Surface bonding and/or assembly therefor

241 21, 241 4615, 241 4617, H01G 101

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active

041926986

ABSTRACT:
A smooth electroding ink containing a silver-alloy powder is prepared by milling and deagglomerating the silver-alloy powder in the same vehicle employed in the ink. This is accomplished at high production rates in a sand mill by establishing and maintaining during milling a splash-free laminar-flow vortex of the slurry, leading to very smooth buried silver-alloy electrode films in a monolithic ceramic capacitor.

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Electrochemical Society Series "Ultrafine Particles", Quatinetz et al., pp. 271-296, 1963.

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