Patent classifications
H01B17/30
FEEDTHROUGH
A feedthrough (10) for an element (100) is described, comprising: a body (500), a cap assembly, comprising a cap (200) and optionally a follower (300), and a sealant (400), having respective passageways therethrough, defining an axis A, for receiving the element (100) therethrough; wherein the body (500) is couplable to a wall W of a hermetically-sealed vessel V having an aperture A for the element (100) therethrough and wherein the passageway of the body (500) is adapted to retain, at least in part, the sealant 400 and optionally the follower (300) therein; wherein the cap (200) is releasably couplable to the body (500); wherein the feedthrough (10) is configurable in: a first configuration, wherein the cap (200) is coupled to the body (500), wherein matching faces of the cap assembly and the body (500) are mutually spaced apart by a gap and wherein the element (100) extends through the respective passageways; and a second configuration, wherein the cap (200) is coupled to the body (500), wherein the matching faces (230, 520) of the cap assembly and the body (500) abut and wherein the element (100) extends through the respective passageways; wherein the cap assembly is adapted to axially compress the sealant (400) against the body (500), thereby causing the sealant (400) to radially compress against the element (100) and to form a hermetic seal between the body (500) and the element (100), in the second configuration.
Method For Providing A Three-Dimensional Printed Feedthrough For An Implantable Medical Device
A method for manufacturing a ceramic substrate by a 3D-printing process is described. The method comprises operating a 3D-printer to print a green-state ceramic body having a height extending to spaced apart first and second end surfaces and at least one via extending at least part-way along the height of the green-state ceramic body from the first end surface toward the second end surface. Then, the green-state ceramic body is sintered to provide the ceramic substrate with the at least one via. In cross-section, the at least one via has a square-shaped via with rounded corners.
SEALING DEVICE FOR SEALING A CURRENT-CARRYING ELEMENT, METHOD FOR MOUNTING A SEALING DEVICE, AND USE OF A SEALING DEVICE
A sealing device for sealing a current-carrying element on an electrical drive system. The sealing device includes an elastic form sealing unit for insulating the current-carrying element against at least a part region of the electrical drive. The sealing device also includes a non-elastic guide sealing unit for guiding the current-carrying element, wherein the form sealing unit and the guide sealing unit are formed to engage in one another at least partially by form fit in operational state.
Quadripolar header connector support for pre-molded header of implantable pulse generator
Disclosed herein is an implantable pulse generator for administering electrotherapy via an implantable lead. The pulse generator includes a housing and a header connector assembly coupled to the housing. The header connector assembly includes a connector assembly and a header enclosing the connector assembly. The connector assembly includes a support and a connector receptacle. The support extends at least partially about the connector receptacle and is at least partially responsible for having prevented injection molding material from entering the connector receptacle when the injection molding material was injection molded about the connector assembly in forming the header.
Quadripolar header connector support for pre-molded header of implantable pulse generator
Disclosed herein is an implantable pulse generator for administering electrotherapy via an implantable lead. The pulse generator includes a housing and a header connector assembly coupled to the housing. The header connector assembly includes a connector assembly and a header enclosing the connector assembly. The connector assembly includes a support and a connector receptacle. The support extends at least partially about the connector receptacle and is at least partially responsible for having prevented injection molding material from entering the connector receptacle when the injection molding material was injection molded about the connector assembly in forming the header.
Three-Dimensional Printed Feedthroughs For Implantable Medical Devices
A ceramic subassembly manufactured by a 3D-printing process is described. The ceramic subassembly comprises a ceramic substrate having a sidewall extending to spaced apart first and second end surfaces. At least one via extends through the substrate from the ceramic substrate first end surface to the ceramic substrate second end surface. In cross-section, the via has a square-shape with rounded corners.
Wire harness
A wire harness includes an electric wire, a braided conductor covering the electric wire, a grommet having a tubular insertion portion through which the electric wire and the braided conductor are inserted, a water stop sheet sandwiched between an inner peripheral surface of the insertion portion and the braided conductor, and a fixture attached to the insertion portion so as to reduce a diameter of the insertion portion. The water stop sheet includes a base material layer having a plurality of pores communicating with each other in a thickness direction of the water stop sheet and a sealing compound layer laminated on the base material layer. The sealing compound layer is deformed so as to enter gaps between thin conductor wires constituting the braided conductor and the pores of the base material layer.
Triple sealing device for electronics housing of smart instrumentation
The triple sealing device for an electronics housing of smart instrumentation includes: an electronic board; a first housing which has the electronic board disposed therein and includes a first inlet port to allow a cable to pass therethrough; a second housing which is provided above the first inlet port of the first housing and coupled to the first housing, and includes a second inlet port to allow a cable to pass therethrough; an elastic block provided on an inner circumferential surface of the second inlet port; and a cable which is connected to the electronic board and extends outward after passing through the first inlet port and the second inlet port.
Triple sealing device for electronics housing of smart instrumentation
The triple sealing device for an electronics housing of smart instrumentation includes: an electronic board; a first housing which has the electronic board disposed therein and includes a first inlet port to allow a cable to pass therethrough; a second housing which is provided above the first inlet port of the first housing and coupled to the first housing, and includes a second inlet port to allow a cable to pass therethrough; an elastic block provided on an inner circumferential surface of the second inlet port; and a cable which is connected to the electronic board and extends outward after passing through the first inlet port and the second inlet port.
CABLE FEEDTHROUGH FOR RADIOACTIVE ENVIRONMENTS
A feedthrough for shielding against a radioactive radiation, the feedthrough including: electrical feedthrough conductors; a tubular metal housing including ends and seals, the ends including a respective seals so that an interior is formed in the tubular housing between the seals, the seals including an insulating body through which an electrical feedthrough conductor is fed so that an electrical feedthrough conductor is fixed in the seals while being electrically insulated from the tubular housing; a connecting conductor extending in the interior, the connecting conductor connecting an electrical feedthrough conductor at one of the seals to an electrical feedthrough conductor at another of the seals; and shielding bodies, which are respectively interrupted by at least one opening therein, the shielding bodies being arranged successively in an axial direction of the tubular housing, the connecting conductor being fed through the opening.