Patents Assigned to Conflux AB
  • Patent number: 10262777
    Abstract: A novel compound having exponential temperature dependent electrical resistivity comprises an electrically insulating bulk material (11), electrically conductive particles (12) of a first kind, and electrically conductive particles (13) of a second kind covered by a lubricant. The bulk material holds the particles of the first and second kinds in place therein; the particles of the second kind are smaller than the particles of the first kind; the particles of the second kind are more in number than the particles of the first kind; and the particles of the second kind have higher surface roughness than the particles of the first kind, wherein the particles of the second kind comprise tips (13a) and the particles of the first kind comprise even surface portions (12a).
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 2, 2014
    Date of Patent: April 16, 2019
    Assignee: Conflux AB
    Inventors: Tom Francke, Gunnar Nyberg
  • Patent number: 9392645
    Abstract: A method of manufacturing semi-manufactured PTC heating elements (10) comprises the steps of providing an electrically insulating support foil (11), providing an electrically conductive foil (12) from which at least two electrically conductive patterns separated from one another are to be formed, and laminating a PTC compound (13) between the electrically insulating support foil and the electrically conductive foil, wherein the PTC compound has adhesive properties for bonding the laminate together. Preferably, the electrically insulating support foil, the electrically conductive foil, and the semi-manufactured PTC heating elements are provided on rolls. PTC heating elements are manufactured by means of cutting the semi-manufactured PTC heating elements into suitable pieces, patterning and etching the electrically conductive patterns, and attaching electrically conductive terminals to the electrically conductive patterns.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: September 23, 2010
    Date of Patent: July 12, 2016
    Assignee: Conflux AB
    Inventors: Erik Mikkelsen, Martin Öhman, Joachim Sjöstrand, Shirzad Kalhori
  • Patent number: 8367986
    Abstract: A positive temperature coefficient (PTC) superimposed impedance polymeric (SIP) compound including an electrically insulating matrix essentially consisting of a siloxane polymer in addition to first and second electrically conductive particles having different properties with respect to surface energies and electrical conductivities. A multi-layered, ZPZ, foil including a PTC SIP compound of the invention present between two metal foils, thereby forming a conductive composite body. A multi-layered device, including an essentially flat composite body made up from a PTC SIP compound according to the invention, two electrode layers adhering to the surfaces of the composite body, the electrode layers being metal foils prepared to connect to electrodes.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: October 5, 2007
    Date of Patent: February 5, 2013
    Assignee: Conflux AB
    Inventors: Fredrik Von Wachenfeldt, Per-Göran Mikael Mortenson, Gunnar Nyberg, Lars-Ove Nilsson, Joachim Sjöstrand
  • Publication number: 20100320191
    Abstract: A PTC SIP compound comprising an electrically insulating matrix essentially consisting of a siloxane polymer in addition to first and second electrically conductive particles having different properties with respect to surface energies and electrical conductivities. A multi-layered, ZPZ, foil comprising a PTC SIP compound of the invention present between two metal foils, thereby forming a conductive composite body. A multi-layered device, comprising an essentially flat composite body made up from a PTC SIP compound according to the invention, two electrode layers adhering to the surfaces of the composite body, the electrode layers being metal foils prepared to connect to electrodes.
    Type: Application
    Filed: October 5, 2007
    Publication date: December 23, 2010
    Applicant: CONFLUX AB
    Inventors: Fredrik Von Wachenfeldt, Per -Goran Mikael Mortenson, Gunnar Nyberg, Lars-Ove Nilsson, Joachim Sjostrand