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5. Conclusion
In the course of this article, we have only been able to touch on certain aspects of ceramic science and technology. Very important elements, such as the notion of reliability, have been left in the shadows. For more detailed information on each of the families of passive ceramic components mentioned, please refer to the sections devoted to them, to the references listed at the end of the article, or to the manufacturers' catalogs.
This article has highlighted the importance of ceramics in the field of electronic components. It is becoming increasingly clear that this importance is only growing, given all the specific features that distinguish them from other materials.
The table at 6 gives a non-exhaustive list of ceramic compositions in use, as well as some research results....
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Bibliography
Websites
GFC/SF2M (Groupe Français de la Céramique/Société Française de Métallurgie et Matériaux) https://gf-ceramique.fr/
ECERS (European Ceramics Society) http://www.ecers.org
Pôle Européen de la Céramique – ESTER Technopole
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Events
National
GFC Annual Meeting http://www.sf2m.asso.fr/congres/congres_parraines.htm see also http://www.univ-valenciennes.fr/gfc/infos.php and
Standards and norms
EIA standards, which are the norm for many components http://ec-central.org/index.cfm , in particular EIA 198, which describes the different temperature classes commonly used to qualify ceramic capacitors.
Directory
Organizations – Federations – Associations (non-exhaustive list)
GFC (French Ceramics Group) http://sf2m.asso.fr/Vie_GFC/GFC_plan_site.htm
SEE (Société de l'Électricité, de l'Électronique et des Technologies de l'Information et de la Communication)
Statistical and economic data
In 2009, the European market for passive ceramic components was worth around €8.1 million, representing 21% of the world market. It breaks down mainly as shown in the table
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