A Review of Developments and Current Trends in Ceramic Dielectrics Used for Capacitor Applications
ROLLAND R. ROUP
Abstract
ROLLAND R. ROUP
Abstract
A review is made of currently produced titanate ceramic dielectric materials designed for close‐tolerance temperature‐compensating and for general purpose capacitors. Data are presented on capacitors made from semiconducting titanate dielectrics in which the capacitance values range from 50 to 400 times higher than values obtainable in similar sized units of conventional dielectric material having a dielectric constant of 6000.
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A review is made of currently produced titanate ceramic dielectric materials designed for close‐tolerance temperature‐compensating and for general purpose capacitors. Data are presented on capacitors made from semiconducting titanate dielectrics in which the capacitance values range from 50 to 400 times higher than values obtainable in similar sized units of conventional dielectric material having a dielectric constant of 6000.
Key concepts: Capacitor, Dielectric, Ceramic capacitor, Materials science, Capacitance, Ceramic, Film capacitor, Engineering physics