Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.

Panasonic Corporation

Kazuya Kawahara

Tsuyoshi Yoshino

Masatoshi Tasei

Kazuo Tadanobu

Morihiro Fukuda

Toshiyuki Hata

Takuhisa Sugimoto

Yoshiki Hashimoto

Yuuki Murata

Mitsuo Tadokoro

Takumi Nakata

Yukihiro Take

Masahiro Yabushita

Yoshio Mikami

Takashi Oda

Yoshio Hirata

Katsuya Fujimoto

Itsuo Kojima

Tadahiro Nakamura

An electronic component includes a functional element, first and second collectors joined to the functional element, and an outer package integrally covering the functional element and the first and second collectors. The functional element has first and second end surfaces having circular shapes and a side surface having a cylindrical shape extending along a center axis. The element includes first and second electrode foils rolled about the center axis and exposed from the first and second surfaces, respectively. The outer package has first and second surfaces parallel to the first and second end surfaces of the functional element, and has first to fourth corners as seen from a direction of the center axis. The first corner is adjacent to the second corner. The first and second terminals are arranged at the first and second corners of the outer package, respectively. This electronic component can have a small size and a small height while reducing its equivalent series resistance.

Electronic component and method of manufacturing the same

Disclosed is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor, wherein each of anode and cathode foils is joined to a corresponding portion of a leader line through at least two caulked joint sections formed at each of the opposite ends of the flat portion, and a plurality of pressure-welded joint sections formed between the respective caulked joint sections at the opposite ends. The chaulked joint sections formed at each of the opposite ends of the portion provide a high joint strength. Further, the pressure-welded joint sections formed between the respective caulked-join sections at the opposite ends of the portion allow an electrical connection between the foil and the leader line to be stably obtained at a low resistance. This joint structure can, therefore, be applied to small-size capacitors which have not been able to be obtained by using only caulked joint, to achieve an aluminum electrolytic capacitor having a sufficient joint strength and a highly reliable electrical connection.

Capacitor

A disclosure is made on a solid electrolytic capacitor, which facilitates an assembly work with simple construction to lead to a reduction of cost, realizes excellent equivalent series resistance characteristics and makes a thin configuration possible, and a manufacturing method thereof. With the solid electrolytic capacitor of the present invention, a cathode lead frame has a connecting member to connect integrally with a cathode member of a capacitor element stack body on the side surface of a capacitor element extending in the thickness direction thereof. Capacitor elements, each provided with a through hole on an anode member, are stacked on top of each other in layers and connections between capacitor elements are achieved by disposing an anode lead frame between layers. Accordingly, when a plurality of anode members are joined to the anode lead frame via a through hole provided on respective anode members of capacitor elements, stabilized welding work is allowed to be performed without any of molten aluminum foil to be released outside.

Solid electrolytic capacitor and its manufacturing method

The object of the present invention is to provide an aluminum electrolytic capacitor and its manufacturing method. The aluminum electrolytic capacitor of the present invention comprises a capacitor element formed by winding an electrode foil, at least an anode foil of which is structured so as to have part of the surface thereof made free of an oxide film and connected with a lead. The capacitor element is placed in a bottomed metal case together with a driving electrolyte, thereby achieving low resistance, a reduction in size, high ripple-current carrying and low loss characteristics entirely due to perfect connection between the electrode foil and the lead.

Aluminum electrolytic capacitor and its manufacturing method

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Kazuya Kawahara