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Generation of amorphous ceramic capacitor coatings on titanium using a continuous sol-gel process

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  03 March 2011

Brian G. Dixon ,
Myles A. Walsh III ,
Peter G. Phillips  and
R. Scott Morris
Brian G. Dixon
Affiliation:
Cape Cod Research inc., 19 Research Road, East Falmouth, Massachusetts 02536
Myles A. Walsh III
Affiliation:
Cape Cod Research inc., 19 Research Road, East Falmouth, Massachusetts 02536
Peter G. Phillips
Affiliation:
Cape Cod Research inc., 19 Research Road, East Falmouth, Massachusetts 02536
R. Scott Morris*
Affiliation:
Cape Cod Research inc., 19 Research Road, East Falmouth, Massachusetts 02536
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Abstract

Thin amorphous films of ceramic capacitor materials were successfully deposited using sol-gel chemistry onto titanium wire using a continuous, computer-controlled process. By repeatedly depositing and calcining very thin layers of material, smooth and even coats can be produced. Surface analyses revealed the layered nature of these thin coats, as well as the amorphous nature of the ceramic. The electrical properties of the better coatings, all composed of niobrium, bismuth, and zinc oxides, were then evaluated.

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Journal of Materials Research , Volume 10 , Issue 10 , October 1995 , pp. 2626 - 2630
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Copyright © Materials Research Society 1995

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