Method for manufacturing laminated LC filter
OwnerSeong Won Choinventor
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Abstract
Disclosed is a method for manufacturing a laminated LC filter, the method involving the steps of forming capacitor and inductor parts through separate sintering processes and then bonding the two parts using a glass-based adhesive. The use of the present method can solve problems of delamination and shape deformation caused by the difference in shrinkages occurring during a co-sintering process of the dielectric layer constituting the capacitor part and the magnetic layer constituting the inductor part. Also, since the method dose not use any extra buffer layer, there is no need to consider the shrinkage reduction and the composition of the buffer layer, and so the compositions of the dielectric and magnetic layers can be freely designed.
Claims6
A method for manufacturing a laminated LC filter, comprising the steps of;
- a) forming internal electrodes on a plurality of dielectric layers such that the internal electrodes extend to respective lateral sides of the dielectric layers, and forming coil patterns on a plurality of magnetic layers such that the coil patterns extend to respective lateral sides of the magnetic layers;
- b) performing, in an arbitrary order, formation of a capacitor part by laminating the plurality of dielectric layers, pressing the laminated dielectric layers, and then sintering the pressed dielectric layers to form a capacitor part, and formation of an inductor part by laminating the plurality of magnetic layers, pressing the laminated magnetic layers, and then sintering the pressed magnetic layers to form an inductor part;
- c) bonding the capacitor part and inductor part using a glass-based adhesive;
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- d) forming, on an outer surface of the resultant structure obtained from the step c) at least one external terminal connected to the internal electrodes extending to the lateral sides of the dielectric layers and/or to the coil patterns extending to the lateral sides of the magnetic layers.
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