Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Yuichiro Nagamine

Hiroaki Kaida

Yoshifumi Saito

Kazuhiro Mimura

Manabu Ibayashi

Katsuma Moroishi

Takuya Kono

Takeo Sato

Hidekazu Oishibashi

A method capable of manufacturing a quartz vibrator by disposing a metallic bonding material on one main surface of a ceramic plate having a quartz vibrating element mounted thereon. Thereafter, the bonding of a cap having a recess to the ceramic plate by disposing the cap on the one main surface of the ceramic plate so that an open side of the recess faces the ceramic plate, melting the bonding material, and then allowing the bonding material to set, is carried out.

Quartz vibrator manufacturing method and quartz vibrator

A method for manufacturing an electronic component is provided where resin adhesive rarely spreads before curing. The method includes providing a first sealing member and forming a frame-shaped glass layer on a principal surface of the first sealing member. Moreover, the first sealing member is cut into multiple first sealing members and second sealing members are bonded with resin adhesive to inner frame regions on the principal surface of the first sealing member defined by the glass layer.

Method of manufacturing an electronic component

A quartz vibrator that includes a substrate, a quartz vibrating element, and a dome-shaped cap. The quartz vibrating element is mounted on the substrate. The cap is bonded to the substrate. The cap defines and forms a sealed space that seals the quartz vibrating element along with the substrate. The cap has a side wall portion, a ceiling portion, and a connecting portion. The side wall portion encloses the quartz vibrating element. The ceiling portion is positioned above the quartz vibrating element. The connecting portion connects the side wall portion and the ceiling portion. The connecting portion is thinner than the side wall portion and the ceiling portion.

Quartz vibrator having a dome-shaped cap

A method for manufacturing a piezoelectric vibration device wherein a substrate is prepared, and a piezoelectric resonator element is mounted on the substrate. Before or after a packaging member is joined to the substrate, the piezoelectric resonator element is exposed to an environment at a higher temperature than ambient temperature and a higher humidity than ambient humidity, and then an electrical property is measured to detect attachment of dust and/or foreign matter according to a variation of the electrical property.

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Nagaokakyo, Japan

Yuichiro Nagamine