A Study on Nanometer-Sized BaTiO3-Based Dielectric for Ni-MLCC with Y5V Specification

Zhen Ji; Zhigang Xiao; Sen Wang; You Song Gu; Cheng Zhou; Yue Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.475-479.1129

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A Study on Nanometer-Sized BaTiO₃-Based Dielectric for Ni-MLCC with Y5V Specification

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In order to meet the demand on the miniaturization and manufacturing cost reduction of the multilayer ceramic capacitors we have developed a nano-BaTiO3-based non-reducible dielectric material through a soft chemical route. The particle size has been decreased down to the level of 30nm and the dielectric medium could be co-fired with Ni-electrodes under a N2+H2 reducing atmosphere. X-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscopy, transmission electron microscopy, and volume shrinkage have been employed to detect the sintering behavior and microstructure evolution including grain growth, pore formation and body densification. Dielectric measurements showed, after a sintering process at 1200°C for 2h, the dielectric constant was 8800, the dissipation factor was less than 2%, the insulation resistance was about 12~13exp Ω.cm, and the temperature coefficients of capacitance were less than 22% and -82% at -30°C and 85°C respectively. On the basis of the results it is anticipated that the material could be used for the Ni-MLCC with thin dielectric layers with a Y5V specification in the Electron Industries Association standard.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 475-479)

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1129-1132

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January 2005

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Zhen Ji, Zhigang Xiao, Sen Wang, You Song Gu, Cheng Zhou, Yue Zhang

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Nano-BaTiO₃-Based, Ni-MLCC, Non-Reducible

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