Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Electrostatic capacitors – Fixed capacitor
Patent
1993-01-11
1995-02-14
Paschall, Mark H.
Electricity: electrical systems and devices
Electrostatic capacitors
Fixed capacitor
361323, 252575, H01G 404, H01G 408
Patent
active
053900731
ABSTRACT:
Dielectric materials having a high dipole moment density are provided. The high dipole moment density is achieved by the use of a substituted .alpha.-amino acid, such as N-trimethyl glycine and related homologues having nonpolar sidechain groups, with three alkyl substitutions on the nitrogen of the .alpha.-amino group. These molecules have a high dipole moment and small volume, allowing rapid rotation around the .alpha.-amino, carboxyl dipole. N-trimethyl glycine alone or in combination with one or more homologues is preferably provided as a solute in a liquid dielectric solution. Alternatively, these molecules are provided as substituents on a linear polymer.
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Maxwell Laboratories Inc.
Mills Gregory L.
Paschall Mark H.
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