Tdk Corporation

Hitoshi Kudo

Takahiro Sato

Tatsuro Suzuki

Takashi Suzuki

Takashi Endo

Yusuke Nagai

Hidekazu Sato

Kouichi Kakuda

Hiroyuki Tanoue

Kenji Komorita

Hiroko Korikawa

Iwao Miura

Masato Sakakibara

A multilayer coil component includes an element body having a multilayer structure including a first element body portion formed of a ferrite element body material, and a second element body portion laminated on the first element body portion and formed of a ferrite element body material having a composition different from the ferrite element body material forming the first element body portion, a multilayer coil having an axis parallel to a lamination direction of the element body, and a stress alleviation portion provided in an inner region of the multilayer coil when viewed from the lamination direction. In the multilayer coil component, the stress alleviation portion is provided in the inner region of the multilayer coil in which a stress tends to be concentrated to alleviate the stress in the inner region of the multilayer coil, and thereby occurrence of cracking in the element body can be suppressed.

Multilayer coil component

In a multilayer coil component, a ferrite element body includes a first element body portion and a second element body portion adjacent to each other in an axial direction of the multilayer coil, in which a dielectric constant of the second element body portion is lower than a dielectric constant of the first element body portion, and a magnetic permeability of the second element body portion is higher than a magnetic permeability of the first element body portion. The inventors newly found that the first element body portion and the second element body portion contribute to coil characteristics when a coil winding portion is provided to extend over the first element body portion and the second element body portion. In the multilayer coil component, desired coil characteristics can be obtained by adjusting proportions of the first element body portion and the second element body portion in the ferrite element body.

The inventors have newly found that, even when a composition of a first element body portion and a composition of a second element body portion are different from each other, a high bonding strength at an interface between the first element body portion and the second element body portion can be obtained when both the first element body portion and the second element body portion contain ZnSiOas a constituent component. That is, when the first element body portion and the second element body portion contain ZnSiO, a bonding strength at the interface is improved compared to a case in which the first element body portion and the second element body portion do not contain ZnSiO.

A high voltage capacitor comprises a columnar capacitor element body, made of a dielectric material, having a pair of principal surfaces opposing each other; a pair of electrodes arranged on the respective principal surfaces; a pair of terminal metal fittings connected to the respective electrodes; a case; and a resin part. The case contains a resin material and has a bottom part formed with an opening for exposing the terminal metal fitting and a trunk part extending from an edge of the bottom part in a direction intersecting the bottom part. The bottom part and trunk part define a space for containing the capacitor element body. The resin part is made of an insulating material and arranged within the case so as to seal the capacitor element body within the case. The case has a degree of hardness lower than that of the resin part.

High voltage capacitor

Growing community of inventors

Tokyo, Japan

Hitoshi Kudo