capacitor structure
A capacitor structure and dielectric layer technology, applied in capacitors, electrolytic capacitors, capacitor dielectric layers, etc., can solve the problems of conductive conjugated polymer barriers, conductive conjugated polymers’ voltage resistance characteristics are not as good as liquid electrolytes, etc.
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Embodiment 1
[0038] Similar to Comparative Example 1, the difference is that before impregnating the solid electrolytic capacitor elements in a mixture of 3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene (EDOT) monomer and 50 wt% ferric toluenesulfonate ethanol solution, the solid electrolytic The capacitor elements are impregnated with PVP (the number average molecular weight is about 1300000) and γ-Al 2 o 3 (particle size between 40nm-80nm) in water (see Table 1). Then heat to 60°C and maintain for one hour, then heat to 125°C and maintain for one hour to remove water, that is, form PVP-γ-Al 2 o 3 The organic-inorganic composite layer is on the alumina dielectric layer. After that, the steps of forming doped PEDOT, sealing, characteristic test, and overvoltage load test are all similar to Comparative Example 1. The electrical properties of the capacitor of this embodiment are listed in Table 2.
Embodiment 2
[0040] Similar to Example 1, the difference is that PVP and γ-Al 2 o 3 The aqueous solution was replaced by an aqueous solution of PVP and ZnO (with a particle size of about 20nm) (see Table 1) to form an organic-inorganic composite layer of PVP-ZnO on the alumina dielectric layer. The electrical properties of the capacitor of this embodiment are listed in Table 2.
Embodiment 3
[0060] The suitable maximum working voltage of the aluminum oxide dielectric layer formed by the electrochemical electrolytic reaction of Examples 3 to 4 and Comparative Examples 4 to 8 at 67V is 30V before being treated with organic and inorganic protective layers. The characteristics of each group of capacitors after sealing are similar. However, after the 40.5V overvoltage load test, the capacitors of Comparative Examples 4 to 6 were short-circuited to varying degrees. In comparative example 5, the combination of aluminum hydroxide and PVP is used as the capacitive protective layer, and in comparative example 6, the combination of boric acid and PVP is used as the capacitive protective layer, and the short circuit rate is higher than that of pure PVP as the capacitive protective layer in comparative example 4. . On the contrary, when the combination of aluminum hydroxide, boric acid, and PVP is used as the capacitor protection layer in Example 3, the short circuit conditio...
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