Process for making an improved tantalum powder and high capacita

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Electrolytic systems or devices – Solid electrolytic capacitor

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419 30, H01G 9052, H01G 915

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054484472

ABSTRACT:
A process for producing capacitor grade powder, electrodes, and finished capacitors therefrom having reduced electrical leakage characteristics. The powder is prepared by reacting Group V-B base materials with quantities of between 500 to 7000 ppm of nitrogen and 700 to 3000 ppm of oxygen. Electrical leakage is reduced by at least 28% for electrodes anodized at 100 volts or greater in comparison with electrodes and finished capacitors made from undoped materials. A range of specific charge of up to 25,000 uFV/g is achieved for sintering temperatures of 1400.degree. C. to 1800.degree. C.

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