Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.

Panasonic Corporation

Yoshiki Hashimoto

Emiko Igaki

Chiharu Hayashi

Takumi Yamaguchi

Masakazu Tanahashi

Tsuyoshi Yoshino

Yasuyuki Ito

Kazuo Kawahito

Eri Hirose

Hisataka Kato

Toshiyuki Hata

Morihiro Fukuda

Yasunobu Tsuji

Kouji Moriyama

Kazuya Kawahara

Hiroshi Shimada

Ichiro Aoki

Satomi Onishi

Mitsuru Iwai

Mitsuo Tadokoro

Mitsuo Terada

In an electric double-layer capacitor, resistance of a polarizable electrode layer is reduced and gas generation inside a case is suppressed in an attempt to improve reliability. On that account, an electric double-layer capacitor is provided, which is obtained by housing in a case, together with a driving electrolyte, a capacitor element wound with a separator interposed between electrodes being paired anode and cathode electrodes in each of which polarizable electrode layers are formed on and lead wires are fixed to both sides of a current collector made of metallic foil, such that the polarizable electrode layers are opposed to each other. Further, an electric double-layer capacitor is provided in which the lead wire is fixed to a polarizable-electrode-layer-removed section on the electrode where the polarizable electrode layer has been removed, and an area of the polarizable-electrode-layer-removed section is not smaller than 1 and not larger than 2.0 when a project area of a portion where the lead wire is connected with the current collector is set to 1.

Electric double-layer capacitor and method for 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 solid electrolytic capacitor includes an anode element made of a valve action metal, a dielectric oxide film formed on a surface of the anode element, a solid electrolytic layer formed on a surface of the dielectric oxide film, and a cathode layer formed on a surface of the solid electrolytic layer. The solid electrolytic layer has an iron concentration not greater than 100 ppm. Alternatively or in combination therewith, a weight fraction of residues in the solid electrolytic layer is smaller than 5 wt %. The polymerization residue is an oxidizing agent and a monomer that is produced when such solid electrolytic layer is formed.

Solid electrolytic capacitor

A solid electrolytic capacitor includes a capacitor element having an anode of a valve action metal, an oxide film layer formed on the surface of the anode, a solid electrolytic layer formed on the oxide film layer and a cathode electrically connected to the solid electrolytic layer, and also a packaging resin formed to cover the capacitor element. An intermediate layer to relieve stress is arranged in at least one part of the interface between the cathode and the packaging resin. The intermediate layer is deformed and/or peels to relieve stress caused by heat applied while mounting the capacitor element on a substrate.

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