A new dispersant that suppresses the agglomeration of ceramic particles has been developed as part of efforts to achieve thinner MLCCs. The product lineup also includes a type that decomposes at low temperatures.
A new dispersant that suppresses the agglomeration of ceramic particles is being highlighted as a means of achieving thinner MLCCs. The article notes that preventing particles from clumping together could improve the stability of thin-film forming.
The new dispersants include a low-temperature-decomposable type, which could help ease heat-treatment conditions and provide greater flexibility in the manufacturing process.