Abstract:
In a laminated ceramic electronic component, a side-surface outer electrode includes a first electrode portion including side-surface electrode portions located on first and second side surfaces and wrap-around electrode portions arranged to extend around from the side-surface electrode portions of the first electrode portion to portions of third and fourth side surfaces; and a second electrode portion including side-surface electrode portions located on the third and fourth side surfaces and wrap-around electrode portions arranged to extend around from the side-surface electrode portions of the second electrode portion to portions of the first and second side surfaces. The wrap-around electrode portions of the second electrode portion reach regions covering portions of outermost inner electrodes located at an outermost side portion among inner electrodes, which portions are exposed in the first and second side surfaces.
Abstract:
A multilayer ceramic capacitor includes end-surface external electrodes and side-surface external electrodes. The end-surface external electrodes are respectively provided at end surfaces of a multilayer body and are respectively connected to end-surface connecting internal electrodes. The side-surface external electrodes are respectively provided at the side surfaces of the multilayer body and respectively connected to side-surface connecting internal electrodes. The end-surface connecting internal electrodes each include end surface opposing portion opposing the side-surface connecting internal electrode 15B adjacent in a lamination direction, and an end surface lead-out portion extending from the end surface opposing portion to one of the end-surface external electrodes. The side-surface connecting internal electrodes each include a side surface opposing portion opposing the end-surface connecting internal electrodes adjacent in the lamination direction, and a side surface lead-out portion extending from the side surface opposing portion to one of the side-surface external electrodes.
Abstract:
In a laminated ceramic electronic component, a side-surface outer electrode includes a first electrode portion including side-surface electrode portions located on first and second side surfaces and wrap-around electrode portions arranged to extend around from the side-surface electrode portions of the first electrode portion to portions of third and fourth side surfaces; and a second electrode portion including side-surface electrode portions located on the third and fourth side surfaces and wrap-around electrode portions arranged to extend around from the side-surface electrode portions of the second electrode portion to portions of the first and second side surfaces. The wrap-around electrode portions of the second electrode portion reach regions covering portions of outermost inner electrodes located at an outermost side portion among inner electrodes, which portions are exposed in the first and second side surfaces.
Abstract:
A multilayer ceramic capacitor includes a multilayer body including dielectric layers and internal electrodes alternately stacked on one another, and two external electrodes respectively on two end surfaces of the multilayer body. Each of the dielectric layers includes, at a location coincident with an end portion of a respective one of the internal electrodes, a thick-walled portion thicker in a stacking direction than a portion corresponding in position to a middle portion of a main surface of the multilayer body. When viewed in the stacking direction, positions of some of the thick-walled portions of the dielectric layers are out of alignment with positions of a remainder of the thick-walled portions of the dielectric layers.
Abstract:
An Mn/Ti peak intensity ratio in a dielectric ceramic layer in an end surface outer layer portion is within two times to fifteen times of the Mn/Ti peak intensity ratio in a central portion, a rare earth element/Ti peak intensity ratio in the dielectric ceramic layer in the end surface outer layer portion is within two times to seven times the rare earth element/Ti peak intensity ratio in the central portion, an Si/Ti peak intensity ratio in the dielectric ceramic layer in a side surface outer layer portion is within two times to five times the Si/Ti peak intensity ratio in the central portion, and the rare earth element/Ti peak intensity ratio in the dielectric ceramic layer in the side surface outer layer portion is within two times to seven times the rare earth element/Ti peak intensity ratio.
Abstract:
A capacitor includes an outer electrode extends over first and second main surfaces from exposed portions of inner electrodes on a first side surface and exposed portions of the inner electrodes on a second side surface. An outermost layer of the outer electrode includes a Cu-plated layer.
Abstract:
A multilayer ceramic capacitor includes a multilayer body including dielectric layers and internal electrodes alternately stacked on one another, and two external electrodes respectively on two end surfaces of the multilayer body. Each of the dielectric layers includes, at a location coincident with an end portion of a respective one of the internal electrodes, a thick-walled portion thicker in a stacking direction than a portion corresponding in position to a middle portion of a main surface of the multilayer body. When viewed in the stacking direction, positions of some of the thick-walled portions of the dielectric layers are out of alignment with positions of a remainder of the thick-walled portions of the dielectric layers.
Abstract:
An Mn/Ti peak intensity ratio in a dielectric ceramic layer in an end surface outer layer portion is within two times to fifteen times of the Mn/Ti peak intensity ratio in a central portion, a rare earth element/Ti peak intensity ratio in the dielectric ceramic layer in the end surface outer layer portion is within two times to seven times the rare earth element/Ti peak intensity ratio in the central portion, an Si/Ti peak intensity ratio in the dielectric ceramic layer in a side surface outer layer portion is within two times to five times the Si/Ti peak intensity ratio in the central portion, and the rare earth element/Ti peak intensity ratio in the dielectric ceramic layer in the side surface outer layer portion is within two times to seven times the rare earth element/Ti peak intensity ratio.
Abstract:
A ceramic capacitor that has low ESL and is suitable to be built into a substrate includes a first external electrode including a first portion extending from a portion located on a first principal surface to a portion of a first end surface, a second portion extending from a portion located on a second principal surface to a portion of the first end surface, a third portion extending from a portion located on a first side surface to a portion of the first end surface, and a fourth portion extending from a portion located on a second side surface to a portion of the first end surface. The first external electrode includes an outermost layer that is a Cu plated layer.
Abstract:
In a gravure printing plate, a ratio of an area ratio of part of a second portion excluding second protrusions to the second portion, to an area ratio of a part of a portion excluding first protrusions to a portion that is part of a first portion that is located closer to the second portion than a line-shaped portion of a first protrusion located closest to the second portion ((an area ratio of the part of the second portion excluding the second protrusions to the second portion)/(an area ratio of the part of the portion excluding the first protrusions to the portion, the portion being a part of the first portion that is located closer to the second portion than the line-shaped portion of the first protrusion located closest to the second portion)) is about 0.3 or more and about 0.9 or less.