Method of making a tubular capacitor

Metal working – Electric condenser making – Solid dielectric type

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29855, 361310, H01G 428

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042210330

ABSTRACT:
A tube of ceramic dielectric material having inner and outer electrodes formed thereon is immersed in an alcohol solution of rosin to form a rosin film over the entire exposed surfaces thereof. A pair of metal caps, each having a plurality of circumferentially spaced inward projections and a thin solder layer covering at least each inward projection, are then pressed onto the opposite ends of the ceramic tube, thereby embedding the inward projections of each metal cap in one of the electrodes. The solder layer on each metal cap projection is then melted to establish firm mechanical and electrical contact between electrodes and metal caps. Semiflexible, hermetic sealing joints are then formed at least between electrodes and metal caps by applying an insulating paint while the ceramic tube and metal caps are being heated to partly evacuate the interior thereof. Finally, an external covering comprising one or more insulating layers is formed at least over the sealing joints and a region therebetween.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3233028 (1966-01-01), Toppari et al.
patent: 3416207 (1968-12-01), Maida

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