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2112903 9319478 PCTABS00026 A process for manufacturing tantalum capacitors in which microwave energy is used to sinter a tantalum powder compact in order to achieve higher surface area and improved dielectric strength. The process comprises cold pressing tantalum powder (12) with organic binders and lubricants to form a porous compact (14). After removal of the organics, the tantalum compact is heated to 1300 to 2000 ·C by applying microwave radiation. The compact is then anodized to form a dielectric oxide layer (16) and infiltrated with a conductive material (20) such as Mn02. Wire leads (13 and 22) are then attached to form a capacitor (10) and the capacitor is hermetically packaged to form the finished product.
Dykes Norman L.
Holcombe Cressie E.
Lauf Robert J.
Macrae & Co.
Martin Marietta Energy Systems Inc.
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