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US 2001/0040494 A1Published application
Electronic component having built-in inductor
AssigneeMurata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
InventorsNoriyuki Kubodera, Yoshiaki Kohno
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Abstract
A ceramic multilayer substrate (13) having a built-in inductance includes a conductor (15) which is arranged in a substrate consisting of a sintered body (14), and ferromagnetic metal films (6A, 6B) consisting of Ni which are arranged on both sides of the conductor (15).
Claims10
A method of making an electronic component having a built-in inductor comprising:
- forming a first pattern by photolithography on a first substrate, said first pattern comprising a conductive deposited film;
- forming a second pattern by photolithography on a second substrate, said second pattern being formed of a ferromagnetic metal deposited film made of a material other than a ferrite;
- transferring the first and second patterns from the first and second substrates to a first ceramic green sheet;
- laminating the first ceramic green sheet having the transferred first and second patterns thereon between second and third ceramic green sheets;
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- firing the laminate to obtain a ceramic multilayer substrate having the first and second patterns embedded therein.
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A method of making an electronic component having a built-in inductor comprising:
- forming a first pattern by photolithography on a first substrate, said first pattern comprising a conductive deposited film;
- forming a second pattern by photolithography on a second substrate, said second pattern being formed of a ferromagnetic metal deposited film made of a material other than a ferrite;
- forming a third pattern by photolithography on a third substrate, said third pattern being formed of a ferromagnetic metal deposited film made of a material other than a ferrite;
- transferring the first and second patterns from the first and second substrates to a first ceramic green sheets;
- transferring the third pattern from the third substrate to a second and third ceramic green sheets;
- laminating the first, second and third ceramic green sheet having transferred first, second and third patterns thereon with at least one additional ceramic green sheets such that said first, second and third patterns are covered by at least one of the ceramic green sheets;
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- firing the laminate to obtain a ceramic multilayer substrate having the first, second and third patterns embedded therein.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.