Method of manufacturing capacitor element

A method of manufacturing a capacitor, comprising:

• a first step comprising forming a plurality of first holes, which have a determinable depth and are filled with an electrode material, in one main surface of an oxide substrate in a thickness direction of the oxide substrate by anodizing a metal substrate by applying a voltage to the metal substrate;
• a second step comprising forming a plurality of second holes, which have a pitch larger than that of the first holes and are connected to leading ends of some of the first holes at random, by anodizing the metal substrate by applying a voltage, which is higher than the voltage applied in the first step, to the metal substrate;
• a third step comprising opening the leading ends of the second holes at another main surface of the oxide substrate;
• a fourth step comprising forming a conductive seed-layer on the entirety of the one main surface of the oxide substrate;
• a fifth step comprising partially forming first electrodes on the seed-layer by partially filling the first holes connected to the second holes with a conductor;
• a sixth step comprising opening end portions of all of the first holes by cutting the another main surface of the oxide substrate by a thickness corresponding to the second holes;
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• a seventh step comprising forming the first electrodes, which reach the cut surface of the oxide substrate, which is cut in the sixth step, and second electrodes, which do not reach the cut surface, on the seed-layer by filling all of the plurality of first holes with a conductor, so that one conductive layer can be formed on the another main surface, which conductive layer is connected to the end portions of the first electrodes but is not connected to the end portions of the second electrodes which do not reach the cut surface, said one conductive layer being used for etching the end portions of the first electrodes on the one main surface so that upon removing the seed-layer, another conductive layer can be formed on the one main surface, which another conductive layer is connected to the end portions of the second electrodes but is not connected to the end portions of the first electrodes.