Method for insulation and moisture resistance of chips of suspended piezoelectric ceramic frequency device
A technology of frequency devices and piezoelectric ceramics, which is applied in the field of insulating and moisture-proof chips of suspended piezoelectric ceramic frequency devices, can solve problems such as insulation degradation and failure, and achieve the effects of reducing production costs and facilitating work stability
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[0016] Embodiment 1: The method of implementing insulation and moisture-proof before the large ceramic chip is cut off:
[0017] figure 1 An analysis of the typical structure of a frequency device with a piezoelectric ceramic chip suspended in the air. The small ceramic chip 1 is clamped by two silver-plated reeds 2, and then stuck in the plastic shell 3. The two pins 5 outside the plastic shell 3 of the product are connected with the silver-plated reed 2. The size of the small ceramic chip is 5mm*5mm*0.65mm.
[0018] in such as figure 2 On the large ceramic chip 1 with a size of 24mm*24mm*0.65mm, one side is centered with a large silver electrode 6 with a size of 22mm*22mm, and the other side is centered with 16 electrodes with a center distance of 5.4mm and a size of 4.5mm* Small silver electrodes 601 of 4.5mm. On the side where there are 16 small silver electrodes 601, do the following image 3 The insulating moisture-proof layer 7 shown has 16 holes 8 with a center d...
Embodiment 2
[0020] Embodiment 2: The method of implementing insulation and moisture-proof after the combination of small ceramic chips:
[0021] Combining 16 small ceramic chips into a figure 2 Shown large ceramic chip, then use the same method of embodiment one to make insulating and moisture-proof layer 7, then directly separate to form such as Figure 5 Shown is the small ceramic chip 1 .
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