A surface paste fuse of nano carborundum-alumina porcelain base and its making method
A technology of nano-silicon carbide and alumina ceramics, which is applied in the manufacture of fuses, emergency protection devices, electrical components, etc., can solve the problems of reducing the high-voltage resistance of fuses and incomplete fusing of fuses, so as to reduce the size and increase the yield , The effect of reducing the leakage current
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[0065] Preparation of Al by Heterogeneous Precipitation 2 o 3 , that is, when adding an appropriate amount of AlCl 3 ·6H 2 O is added to deionized water, ammonia water is added to generate Al(OH) 3 Precipitation, the SiC powder (the particle diameter produced by the Beijing Chemical Industry Institute of the Chinese Academy of Sciences is 30nm) is uniformly dispersed in the solution, and the Al is obtained by filtering, drying, calcining, ball milling and other processes 2 o 3 The powder-wrapped SiC particle composite material is taken out and molded by a grinding tool to prepare a square sheet of 60mm×49.5mm and a thickness of 0.8mm. Divide the ceramic sheet into 1.6mm×0.8mm rectangular pieces (suitable for 0603 chip fuses) by using the scoring line of the abrasive tool, and perform hot pressing and sintering at 1650-1750 degrees Celsius to obtain a sintered body. The used pressure of hot pressing is 30Mpa, and the holding time is 2 hours. The content of SiC in the prep...
Embodiment 2
[0076] SiC-Al 2 o 3 The preparation of the composite nano-powder is the same as that in Example 1. After the powder is formed by static pressure with an abrasive tool, no lines are drawn, and it is directly hot-pressed and sintered. The other processes are the same as in Example 1, except that a laser is used for slicing to prepare rectangular pieces of 1.6 mm×0.8 mm through vertical and horizontal cutting. The manufactured 0603 type fuse screened out 0.8% of the unqualified appearance size, 6.5% of the unqualified film thickness of the printed circuit screened out, and 100% of qualified size fuses in the bending test (GB9364 standard), and It can 100% meet the experimental test conditions of "fulcrum distance 9cm, 1mm / s bending 2cm" which is twice the standard 9364. The ceramic substrate fuse of the present invention does not break or crack when the breaking test is performed at a voltage of 63V. When the chip fuse is broken at 63V, more than 50% of the fuses are broken or...
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[0078] The material preparation process is the same as in Example 2. The difference in the process of preparing the chip fuse is to use mechanical punching to prepare rectangular pieces of 1.6mm×0.8mm through longitudinal and transverse cutting, and the rest of the steps are the same. The produced 0603 type fuse screened out 8% of the unqualified appearance size, 8.5% of the unqualified film thickness of the printed circuit screened out, and 100% of fuses with qualified dimensions in the bending test (GB9364 standard). 100% meet the experimental test conditions of "fulcrum distance 9cm, 1mm / s bending 2cm" (twice the standard 9364 level). The 0603 chip fuse prepared under the process conditions did not appear to be broken or broken when the fuse was broken in the breaking test at a voltage of 63V. After breaking, the insulation resistance was above 200MΩ, twice the rated current (the rated current of this example was 5A). The average fusing time was 4.1 seconds.
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