Method for making a ceramic multilayer structure having internal copper conductors
AssigneeE. I. Du Pont de Nemours and Company
InventorIan Burn
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AssigneeE. I. Du Pont de Nemours and Company
InventorIan Burn
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The method is directed to a method of forming a hermetic flux-sintered ceramic multilayer structure with internal copper conductor comprising: (a) forming at least one green ceramic layer comprised of a thermoplastic organic binder having dispersed therein a finely divided ceramic powder and a low melting flux; (b) forming on the surface of a first green ceramic layer a pattern of copper-based conductor paste comprised of fine copper powder, a non-cellulosic binder, and a solvent for the non-cellulosic binder which is a nonsolvent for the thermoplastic organic binder in the green ceramic layer; (c) laminating a second green ceramic layer on the surface of the first ceramic layer to sandwich the pattern therebetween; (d) heating the composite structure in an ambient gas comprising a dry buffered gas mixture whereby maintaining an oxygen partial pressure sufficient to remove the organics but not to oxidize the copper.
A thick film copper paste composition comprising an admixture of finely divided particles of metallic copper dispersed in a liquid organic medium comprising n-butyl methacrylate dissolved in an organic solvent in which other non-cellulosic polymers are insoluble.
A multilayer electronic element comprising a plurality of patterned conductive layers of thick film copper paste comprising an admixture of finely divided particles, metallic copper dispersed in a liquid organic medium comprising n-butyl methacrylate dissolved in an organic solvent in which other acrylic polymers are insoluble, each of which layers is sandwiched between green ceramic layers comprising finely divided particles of ceramic dielectric material and nonreducing low melting glass dispersed in a solid matrix of thermoplastic acrylic polymer binder which has been fired in a buffered low oxygen containing atmosphere to effect the volatilizable of the organic medium of the thick film copper paste and the polymer matrix of the green ceramic layers.
A method of making an hermetic flux-sintered ceramic multilayer element having internal copper conductors using green ceramic layers comprising finely divided particles of ceramic dielectric material and nonreducing low melting glass dispersed in a solid matrix of thermoplastic acrylic polymer binder and a thick film copper conductive paste comprising finely divided particles of copper metal dispersed in a liquid organic medium comprising a non-cellulosic polymer binder dissolved in an organic solvent which is a nonsolvent for the thermoplastic polymer binder in the green ceramic layers, comprising the sequential steps of
A method of making an hermetic flux-sintered ceramic multilayer element having internal copper conductors using green ceramic layers, comprising finely divided particles of ceramic dielectric material and nonreducing low-melting glass dispersed in a solid matrix of thermoplastic acrylic polymer binder and a thick film copper conductive paste comprising finely divided particles of copper metal dispersed in a liquid organic medium comprising a non-cellulosic binder dissolved in an organic solvent which is a nonsolvent for the thermoplastic polymer binder in the green ceramic layers, comprising the sequential steps of
A method for making an hermetic flux-sintered ceramic multilayer element having internal copper electrodes comprising the sequential steps of:
A method for making an hermetic flux-sintered ceramic multilayer element having internal copper electrodes comprising the sequential steps of:
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