Lamination of Green Ceramic Tapes in the Manufacturing of Multilayer Ceramic Devices

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Lamination of green ceramic tapes is one of the most important technological processes in the manufacturing of multilayer ceramic devices and it has determined influence on the quality of the devices. Therefore, choosing proper lamination technique is very important to a designed structure. The development of lamination techniques of green ceramic tapes is of great significance for the electronic communication industry and it has become a hot spot in the research. In this paper, the main lamination techniques in the present research and practice are overviewed. As to the development prospect and direction of the lamination of green ceramic tapes, the own opinions are given on the basis of lamination study in recent years.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 652-654)

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290-293

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January 2013

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