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Brazing structure and metallized structure
   
Document Number
US Patent 6440590
Issued Date
August 27, 2002
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A structure comprising silicon-containing ceramic body and an active metal-containing metal layer as a brazing layer or a metallization layer bonded to and disposed on the surface of the ceramic body. A reaction layer of a compound containing constituent elements of the ceramic body and the active metal is formed in the interface between the ceramic body and the metal layer. The reaction layer is present ahead the outer circular edge of the metal layer. In particular, when the ceramic body is silicon nitride with the active metal being titanium, the reaction layer comprises a first reaction layer composed mainly of titanium nitride and a second reaction layer composed mainly of titanium silicide. The first reaction layer is present ahead the outer circular edge of the second reaction layer. According to the brazed structure and the metallized structure, the characteristics of the metal layer containing the active metal, such as bonding strength, can be improved with good reproducibility.
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Published
August 27, 2002
Application Number
09/508,855
Filed
March 17, 2000
US Classification
428/698   428/446 428/457 428/469 428/699 428/701 428/702 428/704
Int'l Classification
C04B   41/89   (20060101)   C04B   37/00   (20060101)   C04B   41/52   (20060101)   C04B   37/02   (20060101)   C04B   41/45   (20060101)  
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Priority Data
Sep 19, 1997 [JP] P9-255290
USPTO Field of Search
428/704   428/701   428/702   428/698   428/699   428/446   428/457   428/469  
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