Abstract: A process for preparing polymer electrets comprising the following steps:(a) providing a parylene film having one side affixed to a metal layer and grounding said metal layer;(b) charging the free side of the film with a direct current corona, the charge being of sufficient magnitude to convert the film to an electret;(c) providing p-xylylene monomer vapor in sufficient amount to coat the charged film; and(d) introducing the vapor from step (c) and the electret into a deposition zone, said zone being under vacuum and at a temperature at which the vapor will condense, whereby the electret is conformally coated with parylene.
Abstract: A process for preparing polymer electrets comprising the following steps:(a) providing two electrodes in a deposition zone, said electrodes being in a spaced relationship to one another, having opposing surfaces, and being connected to an external voltage source capable of impressing an intense electric field between the opposing surfaces;(b) providing a dipolar substituted p-xylylene monomer vapor in sufficient amount to coat the opposing surfaces of the electrodes;(c) activating the power source; and(d) introducing the vapor from step (b) into the deposition zone, said zone being under vacuum and at a temperature at which the vapor will condense,whereby the vapor condenses on the opposing surfaces of the electrodes, the monomer polymerizing to parylene, coating said surfaces, and forming electrets.
Abstract: Encapsulation of electrical components wherein organonitrate is blended with poly(phenylene sulfide), and inorganic filler to reduce the viscosity of the blend and enable improved encapsulation.
Abstract: Ceramic body containing embedded metal electrodes is provided with end termination configurations using a paste containing base metal particles, glass frit and MnO.sub.2 ; the body and end terminations are co-fired to provide a ceramic capacitor.
Abstract: Method for producing massive unicrystalline R-plane alpha alumina of circular cross-section from an alumina melt containing additions of chromium, iron or magnesium oxides.
Abstract: A 2:1 compensating rotor is used in a continuous-flow centrifuge system, thereby allowing the dynamic loading and unloading of biological suspensions and processing solutions in a "closed" fashion without resort to rotary seals. Improved performance is obtained by relieving the mechanical stresses associated with the 2:1 relative motion between rotary components. In zones of high flexural and torsional stress low-friction bearing mounted tube constraint fittings are utilized to minimize tubing loop wear and risk of rupture. Similarly, in regions of high centrifugal force a tube guide insert is utilized to separate and constrain the discrete fluid-carrying tubes, thereby minimizing abrasion induced by the relative motion between the discrete tubes, as well as minimizing abrasion induced by the relative motion between the discrete tubes and the inner walls of the tube guide assembly.
Abstract: A transverse radionuclide scan field imaging apparatus comprises a plurality of highly focused, closely laterally adjacent collimators inwardly focused in a rotatable array which surrounds a scan field, with each collimator being movable relative to its adjacent collimator. For each scan position, the focal point of each collimator uniformly samples at least one half of the scan field.
Abstract: Method for producing virtually perfect massive unicrystalline gadolinium gallium garnet from a melt of gadolinium and gallium oxides containing an addition of calcium, magnesium or strontium ions.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
April 26, 1978
Date of Patent:
April 22, 1980
Assignee:
Union Carbide Corporation
Inventors:
Charles D. Brandle, Jr., John B. Hassell, Jr.
Abstract: A lead wire assembly is provided which permits soldering connections and welding connections to be made to the anode and cathode of solid electrolytic capacitor body while applying force in a single direction to the lead wire assembly during soldering and welding. Automatic processing of a multiplicity of capacitor bodies is facilitated by the present invention.
Abstract: Device for providing communication between a radiation detector array and a general purpose computer and to receive accumulated scintillation counts from the array of detectors and deposit the same in computer memory in a manner which minimizes subsequent data manipulation.
Abstract: A coated solid tantalum capacitor device having a conformal in situ formed resin coating and having a generally cylindrically shaped anode body and a closely adjacent generally cylindrically shaped cap member which encloses the axial anode riser and a portion of an axial anode lead connected to the anode riser.
Abstract: Device for collecting air-borne dust samples on a membrane in an even distribution which enables X-ray diffraction analysis of the collected samples.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
February 28, 1978
Date of Patent:
December 18, 1979
Assignee:
Union Carbide Corporation
Inventors:
Lawrence C. Jugle, Emil R. Inderbitzen, Paul W. McDaniel
Abstract: Vanadium-carbon materials for use as additions to steel have been produced by the vacuum furnacing of a mixture of vanadium oxide and carbon. To lower the sulfur content of such material, which derives essentially from the sulfur content of the carbon in the mixture, a relatively small quantity of silicon, silica or tin is included in the mixture prior to vacuum furnacing.
Abstract: A 2:1 compensating rotor is used in a continuous-flow centrifuge system, thereby allowing the dynamic loading and unloading of biological suspensions and processing solutions in a "closed" fashion without resort to rotary seals. Improved high speed performance is obtained by utilization of an inherently symmetrical load sharing epicyclic reverted gear train. The effective lifetime of the component gears is increased due to the load sharing feature of the symmetrical epicyclic reverted gear train.
Abstract: A slab-shaped pressed anode body for electrolytic capacitors having a geometrical configuration which minimizes the effect of sintering induced warpage on subsequent manufacturing operations.
Abstract: Method for hard-facing metal substrates is disclosed using a hard facing material consisting essentially of combined vanadium, tungsten and carbon and from about 5 to about 40% by weight of chromium carbide with up to 15% by weight in the aggregate of cobalt, iron, molybdenum and nickel.