Patent classifications
H01B3/004
Method of fabricating a loaded powder, and a product made of electrically conductive composite materials
A method of fabricating an electrically conductive loaded powder of thermoplastic polymers. The method comprises the steps of making an original powder containing cores made of thermoplastic polymers and of making the loaded powder by using electrically conductive submicrometer filaments and wax, forming a plurality of particulate compounds each comprising one of the cores together with at least one of the filaments and a protective membrane of the wax.
Multilayer electric field grading article, methods of making the same, and articles including the same
A multilayer electric field grading article comprises first and second layers forming a discrete interface. The first layer comprises a first electric field grading composition comprising first particles dispersed in a first matrix material. The second layer comprises a second electric field grading composition comprising second particles, compositionally different than the first particles, dispersed in a second matrix material. The first and second layers have respective first and second degrees of nonlinearity between respective first and second onset voltages and corresponding first and second breakdown voltages. The first and second layers taken together have a combined onset voltage that is higher than the first and second onset voltages, and the first and second layers taken together have a greater combined degree of nonlinearity than each of the first and second degrees of nonlinearity taken individually. A method of reducing electric field stress at a joint or termination of a substrate includes applying the multilayer electric field grading article to a surface of a substrate.
Method of enhancing surface electrical conductivity of conductive plastics and conductive plastic films produced thereby
A method of enhancing surface electrical conductivity of an article formed of a conductive polymer material, such as a conductive polymer film, includes the step of providing an article formed of a conductive polymer. The conductive polymer is made up of a dielectric polymeric material and conductive fibers. A desired pressure is applied to at least a portion of the article while simultaneously heating at least a portion of the article to a desired temperature. The desired pressure and the desired temperature are maintained on at least a portion of the article for a desired time period. This method reduces a polymer-rich skin layer on the surface of the conductive polymer material and helps to randomize the orientation of the conductive fibers on the surface.
Multilayer Stack with Enhanced Conductivity and Stability
An example method includes: (i) depositing an insulating layer on a substrate; (ii) forming a conductive polymer layer on the insulating layer; and (iii) repeating deposition of a respective insulating layer, and formation of a respective conductive polymer layer to form a multilayer stack of respective conductive polymer layers interposed between respective insulating layers. Each respective conductive polymer layer has a respective electrical resistance, such that when the respective conductive polymer layers are connected in parallel to a power source, a resultant electrical resistance of the respective conductive polymer layers is less than each respective electrical resistance.
Multilayer stack with enhanced conductivity and stability
An example method includes: (i) depositing an insulating layer on a substrate; (ii) forming a conductive polymer layer on the insulating layer; and (iii) repeating deposition of a respective insulating layer, and formation of a respective conductive polymer layer to form a multilayer stack of respective conductive polymer layers interposed between respective insulating layers. Each respective conductive polymer layer has a respective electrical resistance, such that when the respective conductive polymer layers are connected in parallel to a power source, a resultant electrical resistance of the respective conductive polymer layers is less than each respective electrical resistance.
EPOXY STABILIZATION USING METAL NANOPARTICLES AND NITROGEN-CONTAINING CATALYSTS, AND METHODS
The present disclosure provides a curable, one-part epoxy/thiol resin composition. The composition comprises an epoxy/thiol resin mixture including: an epoxy resin component including an epoxy resin having at least two epoxide groups per molecule, a thiol component including a polythiol compound having at least two primary thiol groups, and a nitrogen-containing catalyst for the epoxy resin. The epoxy/thiol resin mixture further includes metal nanoparticles (e.g., silver nanoparticles, copper nanoparticles, or both), dispersed in the epoxy/thiol resin mixture. The present disclosure provides a method of curing a curable, one-part epoxy/thiol resin composition, including providing a curable, one-part epoxy/thiol resin composition and heating the composition to a temperature of at least 50 C.
ELASTOMER COMPOSITES WITH HIGH DIELECTRIC CONSTANT
Elastomer compositions with high dielectric constants are disclosed. Embodiments of the disclosure include a high dielectric constant (high-K) elastomeric composition comprising an elastomer, carbon black (CB), and organoclay (OC). The composition is not dependent on any raw material with inherent high-k or any metal oxide type material that changes conductivity with applied voltages. The composition instead uses distributed electric fields and polarizability with carbon black and organoclays. This allows for a high-k material through polarizability with limited large-scale electron sharing.
PINCHING SENSOR AND DETECTION DEVICE
A detection device has a pinching sensor and a detecting unit. The pinching sensor has a dielectric layer in which a linear conductor layer is formed, and conductor layers arranged on top and bottom surfaces of the dielectric layer, a slit being formed on at least one of the conductor layers arranged on the top and bottom surfaces. The detecting unit supplies a high-frequency signal to an input portion of the linear conductor layer, generates an electric field around a slit portion of the conductor layer on which the slit is formed, and detects a change in a reflection coefficient at the input portion, the change being caused by a change of the electric field generated by interference with a detected object.
RESIN MATERIAL AND LAMINATE
Provided is a resin material capable of effectively improving the insulating properties and the thermal conductivity, and effectively controlling the variation in dielectric breakdown strength. A resin material according to the present invention includes first boron nitride aggregate particles, second boron nitride aggregate particles, and a binder resin, and a 10% K value of the second boron nitride aggregate particles is smaller than a 30% K value of the second boron nitride aggregate particles, and a 30% K value of the second boron nitride aggregate particles is smaller than a 10% K value of the first boron nitride aggregate particles.
Multilayer stack with enhanced conductivity and stability
An example method includes: (i) depositing an insulating layer on a substrate; (ii) forming a conductive polymer layer on the insulating layer; and (iii) repeating deposition of a respective insulating layer, and formation of a respective conductive polymer layer to form a multilayer stack of respective conductive polymer layers interposed between respective insulating layers. Each respective conductive polymer layer has a respective electrical resistance, such that when the respective conductive polymer layers are connected in parallel to a power source, a resultant electrical resistance of the respective conductive polymer layers is less than each respective electrical resistance.