Electronic composite material component
AssigneeKoninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.
InventorsKnuth Albertsen, Wilhelm-Albert Groen, Tilman Schlenker
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Abstract
The invention describes an electronic component, in particular a multiplayer component, with a dielectric and at least one electrode. The dielectric is a composite made of a dielectric ceramic material and an organic polymer. To manufacture the electronic component, the dielectric ceramic material is mixed with a suitable monomer, the mass id formed, and the monomer is polymerized. Ceramic bodies of stable shape are obtained which can be processed further into capacitors, antennas, or other passive components in that electrodes are provided. Sintering of the electronic components is no longer necessary.
Claims15
A method of manufacturing an electronic component with a dielectric and at least one electrode, which method is characterized in that
- a powder of a dielectric ceramic material and a monomer of a polymer are mixed together, to form a mass,
- the monomer is partly or completely polymerized, and
- the electrodes are provided.
A dielectric compound, the dielectric compound comprising a composite of a powder of a dielectric ceramic material and an organic polymer, characterized in that the dielectric compound is manufactured by the method comprising the steps of (a) mixing a powder of a dielectric ceramic material together with a monomer of a polymer to form a mass;
- (b) forming the mass;
- and (c) partly or completely polymerizing the monomer in the formed mass.
A filter arrangement with an electronic component which comprises a dielectric compound and at least two electrodes, the dielectric compound comprising a composite of a powder of a dielectric ceramic material and an organic polymer, characterized in that the dielectric compound is manufactured by the method comprising the steps of (a) mixing a powder of a dielectric ceramic material together with a monomer of a polymer to form a mass;
- (b) forming the mass;
- and (c) partly or completely polymerizing the monomer in the formed mass.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.