Method for assembling electrolytic capacitor and heat sink

Metal working – Barrier layer or semiconductor device making – Barrier layer device making

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361511, 361512, 361514, 361530, 361676, 361688, H01G 900, H01G 208, H02B 100

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061171948

ABSTRACT:
An electrolytic capacitor with several conductive layer portions, including some anode layers and some cathode layers in alternating arrangement. A set of insulator layers is interleaved with the conductive layers, and the conductive and insulator layers are laminarly stacked with an anode layer being outermost on one surface. The stack is positioned adjacent a metal heat sink, with an outer insulator layer positioned between and closely contacting the stack and the heat sink. The cathode layers may be connected to the heat sink.

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