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titleOfInvention Process for Producing Conductor Built-In Ceramic
abstract [Problems] To provide a process for producing a conductor built-in ceramic which can eliminate the need to conduct metallic lead wire processing, can suppress the entry of a foreign matter, dust and the like from gaps between bases formed in dewaxing and firing and can reduce a dielectric breakdown failure, and a conductor built-in ceramic produced by the production process. n [Means for Solving Problems] A process for producing a conductor built-in ceramic, comprising the step of producing a molded product ( 11 ) for an energization part using a conduction mixture, containing an electroconductive ceramic powder and a binder, the step of holding the molded product ( 11 ) for an energization part within a mold ( 13 ) and filling a mixture ( 15 ), for a base, containing an insulating ceramic powder and a binder into the mold ( 13 ) to produce an element compact ( 17 ) comprising a molded product ( 11 ), for an energization part, covered with the mixture ( 15 ) for a base, and the step of firing the element compact ( 17 ). According to the production process, the formation of gaps between the energization part and the base can be suppressed, and external inclusion of a foreign material, dust and the like in the element compact ( 17 ) in dewaxing or firing can also be suppressed.
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