Piezoelectric element and film formation method for crystalline ceramic
AssigneeFunai Electric Co., Ltd.
InventorsManabu Murayama, Shigeo Maeda
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Abstract
In a piezoelectric element having a substrate, a lower electrode layered on the substrate, a piezoelectric body made of ceramic layered on top of the lower electrode and an upper electrode layered on the piezoelectric body, wherein a first metal layer is provided between the substrate and the lower electrode, a second metal layer is provided between the lower electrode and the piezoelectric body, and the first metal layer and the second metal layer are made of a metal selected from among metals of which the ionization tendency is not less than that of Cu, oxides of metals of which the ionization tendency is not less than that of Cu, and alloys of metals of which the ionization tendency is not less than that of Cu.
Claims8
A piezoelectric element, comprising:
- a substrate;
- a lower electrode layered on said substrate;
- a piezoelectric body made of ceramic layered on top of said lower electrode;
- and an upper electrode layered on said piezoelectric body, wherein
- a first metal layer is provided between said substrate and said lower electrode,
- a second metal layer is provided between said lower electrode and said piezoelectric body, and
- said first metal layer and said second metal layer are made of a metal selected from among metals of which the ionization tendency is not less than that of Cr, oxides of metals of which the ionization tendency is not less than that of Cr and alloys of metals of which the ionization tendency is not less than that of Cr.
A film formation method for crystalline ceramic according to which a metal layer is layered on a substrate and crystalline ceramic is layered on said metal layer, wherein
- said metal layer is made of a metal selected from among metals of which the ionization tendency is not less than that of Cr, oxides of metals of which the ionization tendency is not less than that of Cr, and alloys of metals of which the ionization tendency is not less than that of Cr.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.