Solid electrolyte capacitor
AssigneeNippon Electric Co., Ltd.
InventorsKoichi Morimoto, Tatsuo Tokumaru
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Abstract
A method of manufacturing a solid electrolyte capacitor, an anode terminal of which is directly attached to a portion of an anode body of porous valve-metal characteristically includes the steps of selectively exposing a predetermined portion of the anode body, and providing the anode terminal to the predetermined portion of the anode body, where the porous valve metal and oxide thereof co-exist, by using conductive material other than the valve-metal of the anode body.
Claims3
A solid electrolyte capacitor comprising a porous anode body of valve-metal, a dielectric layer of oxide of said valve-metal formed over the entire surface of said anode body except for an anode contact region thereof, a solid electrolyte layer formed over the entire surface of said dielectric layer except for a portion of said dielectric layer in the neighborhood of said anode contact region, a cathode conductive layer formed over said solid electrolyte layer, an anode terminal attached to said anode contact region, and an electrically conductive connecting means formed between said anode contact region and said anode terminal, said conductive connecting means being selected from the group of a silver paste, a solder adhesive to ceramics, and a conductive organic polymer.
A solid electrolyte capacitor comprising a porous anode body of valve-metal having a protruding portion, a dielectric layer of oxide of said valve-metal formed over the entire surface of said anode body except for an anode contact region at said protruding portion, a solid electrolyte layer formed over said dielectric layer, a cathode conductive layer formed over the entire surface of said solid electrolyte layer except for a portion thereof in the neighborhood of said anode contact region, an anode terminal attached to said anode contact region and an electrically conductive connecting means formed between said anode contact region and said anode terminal.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.