Powder metallurgy processes – Powder metallurgy processes with heating or sintering – Making composite or hollow article
Patent
1993-05-04
1994-05-17
Walsh, Donald P.
Powder metallurgy processes
Powder metallurgy processes with heating or sintering
Making composite or hollow article
419 31, 428548, 428551, 428552, B22F 310
Patent
active
053125819
ABSTRACT:
An object of the present invention is to provide a method for forming connector terminal electrodes of a lamination capacitor which has firm connection between the internal electrodes and the connector terminal electrode. The ceramic main body part (10) having internal electrodes of palladium is put into a mixture of two powders, one being a silver powder (3) with a diffusion coefficient different from the internal electrodes and the other being a zirconium powder (2) which is inactive to both the internal electrode and the silver powder (3). The ceramic main body part (10) in the mixture is subjected to a heat treatment at a heat temperature. Thereafter a connector terminal electrode (20) is formed on each of the sides of the ceramic main body part (10).
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Amano Koshi
Katsumata Seiichi
Greaves John N.
Rohm & Co., Ltd.
Walsh Donald P.
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