Nano-scale metal oxide insulation coatings raise dielectric breakdown strength in AIMD circuit board connectors, improving high-voltage reliability.
Auxiliary internal electrodes in lead-out regions balance sintering shrinkage and internal stress to reduce layer peeling in multilayer ceramic capacitors.
Stress-relief voids in a dielectric trench fill absorb handling stress, protecting deep trench capacitors and improving yield and reliability.
A spaced shield-to-active electrode layout cuts insertion loss and preserves multilayer ceramic capacitor performance at high frequencies.
Higher subcomponent-metal solid solution layers at electrode interfaces suppress MLCC acoustic noise without adding thickness or sacrificing capacitance.
Matching tube resistivity to or above the resin lowers inter-conductor electric field intensity and improves high-voltage capacitor reliability.
A polymer plug and ferrule replace glass-to-metal seals to maintain hermetic high-voltage insulation with lower cost and faster assembly.
Controlled copper foil roughness balances peel strength, voltage endurance, and capacitor capacity in double-sided copper-clad laminates.