Tantalum And Niobium-based Capacitors: Science, Technology, And Applications
by Yuri Freeman /
2017 / English / PDF
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This book provides a comprehensive analysis of the science,
technology, and applications of Tantalum and Niobium-based
capacitors. The author discusses fundamentals, focusing on
thermodynamic stability, major degradation processes and conduction
mechanisms in the basic structure of Me-Me2O5-cathode (Me: Ta, Nb).
Technology-related coverage includes chapters technology chapters
on the major manufacturing steps from capacitor grade powder to the
testing of finished capacitors. Applications discussed include high
reliability, high charge and energy efficiency, high working
voltages, high temperatures, etc. The links between the scientific
foundation, breakthrough technologies and outstanding performance
and reliability of the capacitors are demonstrated. The
theoretical models discussed include the thermodynamics of the
amorphous dielectrics, conduction mechanisms in
metal-insulator-semiconductor (MIS) structures, band diagrams of
the organic semiconductors, etc.
This book provides a comprehensive analysis of the science,
technology, and applications of Tantalum and Niobium-based
capacitors. The author discusses fundamentals, focusing on
thermodynamic stability, major degradation processes and conduction
mechanisms in the basic structure of Me-Me2O5-cathode (Me: Ta, Nb).
Technology-related coverage includes chapters technology chapters
on the major manufacturing steps from capacitor grade powder to the
testing of finished capacitors. Applications discussed include high
reliability, high charge and energy efficiency, high working
voltages, high temperatures, etc. The links between the scientific
foundation, breakthrough technologies and outstanding performance
and reliability of the capacitors are demonstrated. The
theoretical models discussed include the thermodynamics of the
amorphous dielectrics, conduction mechanisms in
metal-insulator-semiconductor (MIS) structures, band diagrams of
the organic semiconductors, etc.