Kemet Electronics Corporation

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James R Magee

John Bultitude

Lonnie G Jones

James D Davis

Abhijit Gurav

Allen Templeton

Mark R Laps

Nathan A Reed

Hanzheng Guo

Hunter Hayes

Jeffrey W Bell

Michael J Kavaya

Sammy W Henderson

Paul J Suni

Kitae Park

R Milton Huffaker

Charley P Hale

Provided is an improved multilayered ceramic capacitor and an electronic device comprising the multilayered ceramic capacitor. The multilayer ceramic capacitor comprises first conductive plates electrically connected to first external terminations and second conductive plates electrically connected to second external terminations. The first conductive plates and second conductive plates form a capacitive couple. A ceramic portion is between the first conductive plates and said second conductive plates wherein the ceramic portion comprises paraelectric ceramic dielectric. The multilayer ceramic capacitor has a rated DC voltage and a rated AC Vwherein the rated AC Vis higher than the rated DC voltage.

Resonant multilayer ceramic capacitors

A method for making multilayer ceramic capacitors is described with high voltage capability without the need of coating the part to resist surface arc-over. One design combines a high overlap area for higher capacitance whilst retaining a high voltage capability. A variation of this design has increased voltage capability over this design as well as another described in the prior art although overlap area and subsequently capacitance is lowered in this case.

Method of making a high capacitance multilayer capacitor with high voltage capability

An improved electronic filter is provided with capacitance and integral inductance properties. The filter has a capacitor with first planer internal electrodes in electrical contact with a first termination and second planer internal electrodes in electrical contact with a second termination. A dielectric is between the first planer internal electrodes and the second planer internal electrodes. A third termination is provided and a conductive trace on a surface of the capacitor is between the third termination and the first termination. A ferromagnetic or ferrimagnetic material is coupled to the conductive trace.

Surface mountable multi-layer ceramic filter

An improved multi-layered ceramic capacitor, and method of making the multi-layered ceramic capacitor, is described. The capacitor has an active area comprising first layers and second layers in alternating parallel arrangement with dielectric there between. The first layer comprises a first active electrode and a first floating electrode in a common plane and the second layer comprises a second active electrode and a second floating electrode in a second common plane. At least one shield layer is adjacent to an outermost first layer of the first layers wherein the shield layer has a first projection and the first layers have a second projection wherein the first projection and the second projection are different.

Asymmetric high voltage capacitor

An improved electronic component is described. The electronic component has a capacitor with first planer internal electrodes in electrical contact with a first termination and second planer internal electrodes in electrical contact with a second termination. A dielectric is between the first planer electrodes and the second planer internal electrodes. The electronic component further comprises at least one of:

Integrated EMI filter and surge protection component

New designs for multilayer ceramic capacitors are described with high voltage capability without the need of coating the part to resist surface arc-over. One design combines a high overlap area for higher capacitance while retaining a high voltage capability. A variation of this design has increased voltage capability over this design as well as another described in the prior art although overlap area and subsequently capacitance is lowered in this case. These designs are compared to the prior art in examples below.

High capacitance multilayer with high voltage capability

A coherent laser radar system operating at an eyesafe wavelength above 1.4 microns has been provided for measurement of the position and velocity of hard targets and aerosol targets, said system comprising a frequency-stable master laser and an injection-seeded Q-switched slave laser for generating signals for transmission to the target. Means for obtaining highly accurate velocity and range measurements are provided. Data from signal transmissions and receptions taken over a range of angles are analyzed to map target positions and velocities in time and space.

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Simpsonville, SC, United States of America

James R Magee