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A composite dielectric material comprising a resin resulting from a polyvinylbenzyl ether compound and a dielectric ceramic powder dispersed therein is useful in the high-frequency region. A composite magnetic material comprising a polyvinylbenzyl ether compound and a magnetic powder is also provided as well as a flame retardant material comprising a polyvinylbenzyl ether compound and a flame retardant. These materials may be used in the fabrication of substrates, prepreg sheets, coated metal foils, molded items, and metal foil-clad substrates.

The composite dielectric of the present invention contains an aromatic liquid crystal polyester and a dielectric ceramic powder arranged in the aromatic liquid crystal polyester, wherein the dielectric ceramic powder exhibits a Q value greater than 650 at a frequency of 1 GHz by perturbation. A wiring board comprising a composite dielectric sheet made of a composite dielectric having such a characteristic exhibits a high dielectric constant and a low dielectric dissipation factor, thereby yielding less transmission loss, and thus can favorably be used in electronic instruments driven in high-frequency regions.

A composite dielectric material comprising a resin resulting from a polyvinylbenzyl ether compound and a dielectric, ceramic powder dispersed therein is useful in the high-frequency region. A composite magnetic material comprising a polyvinylbenzyl ether compound and a magnetic powder is also provided as well as a flame retardant material comprising a polyvinylbenzyl ether compound and a flame retardant. These materials may be used in the fabrication of substrates, prepreg sheets, coated metal foils, molded items, and metal foil-clad substrates.

The present invention is related to a printed circuit board having embedded capacitors using a hybrid material and a method of manufacturing the same. This invention provides a printed circuit board having embedded capacitors using a material for a hybrid dielectric layer including liquid crystal polymer and ceramic powder, and a method of manufacturing such a printed circuit board.

A magnetic material antenna using a ferrite sintered body comprising one or more conductors disposed at least on a surface or in internal portion of the ferrite sintered body, wherein the ferrite sintered body is a sintered body of Y-type ferrite containing BaO, CoO, and Fe2O3 as main components and wherein the ferrite sintered body contains Cu and, in a cross section for the sintered body, an area rate of a cubic Co-rich phase, which has a ration of an amount of Co being higher than a Y-type ferrite phase being a mother phase, is 1% or less.

A single sided RF tag suitable for use for electronic article surveillance comprises a tuned circuit formed on one side of a substrate. Provided by a deposited first conducting layer which comprises an inductive coil, which behaves as an antenna and is electrically connected to a first capacitor plate and a connection means to connect to a second conducting layer. A low dissipation factor dielectric layer is deposited onto said first conducting layer. A second conducting layer comprising at least one capacitor and a connection means to electrically connect to the first conducting layer is deposited on the dielectric layer. The second capacitor plate is substantially co-located above the first capacitor plate, to form the capacitor. The capacitor and coil together form a resonant circuit. The circuit pattern for the first and second layer may be formed by known metal printing techniques, such as, for example the use of a catalytic seed layer which is deposited by a pattern transfer mechanism into the circuit pattern. Alternatively the circuit pattern may be formed by standard photo-lithography etch techniques to reveal a circuit pattern from a metallised surface. The tag will preferably incorporate known methods of fusing to deactivate or detune the tag, to permit removal of articles from an enclosed area. The substrate may further include a second RF tag tuned to an alternative frequency on the opposite side of the substrate. Alternatively a plurality of tags may be built up in successive layers on one or both sides of the tag.