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AssigneesNipponkayaku Kabushikikaisha, Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Ryoden Trading Company, Limited
InventorsShigeru Maeda, Atsushi Ishida, Katsuki Nakanishi, Yoshihiro Koshido, Hajime Yamada, Naoko Aizawa, Yasuaki Matsumura, Toshiaki Furuya
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An ignition element mounting capacitor having an ignition element mounted on a capacitor, includes therein a first capacitor section and a second capacitor section, and first external terminal electrodes electrically connected to the first capacitor section and second external terminal electrodes electrically connected to the second capacitor section. The first capacitor section has a capacity for igniting ignition powder, and the second capacitor section has a function for removing noise which affects external circuits. Further, provided on the surface of the capacitor are third external terminal electrodes electrically connected to the ignition element. In this manner, the invention provides a squib enabling its size to be miniaturized and its quality to be improved, while keeping a high productivity, and hence provides a header assembly and a ignition element mounting capacitor as components of the squib and further provides a gas generator having such a squib installed therein for an air bag and a gas generator having the squib for a seat belt pretensioner.
An ignition element mounting capacitor having an ignition element mounted on a capacitor, comprising therein a first capacitor section and a second capacitor section, and further comprising first external terminal electrodes electrically connected to said first capacitor section and second external terminal electrodes electrically connected to said second capacitor section, said first capacitor section having a capacity for igniting ignition powder and said second capacitor section having a function for removing noise which affects external circuits, and further comprising, on the capacitor surface, third external terminal electrodes electrically connected to said ignition element.
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