Electrical connectors – Fluent conducting material – Liquid
Patent
1998-10-09
2000-09-05
Abrams, Neil
Electrical connectors
Fluent conducting material
Liquid
H01R 308
Patent
active
061134066
ABSTRACT:
An electrical interconnect incorporating the invention includes a first conductive electrode having a male connector part; a second electrode having a female connector part closely coupled to the male connector part so as to create opposed surface regions of area A for electrical conduction therebetween; and a fusible alloy layer of maximum thickness t, positioned within the area A and between the male electrical part and the female electrical part, the fusible alloy having a resistivity that is greater than a resistivity of either the first electrode or the second electrode. A ratio of t to A assures that the resistance of the fusible alloy layer is smaller than the resistance of either the first electrode or the second electrode.
REFERENCES:
patent: 4289369 (1981-09-01), Taketoshi
Gilbert, II James B.
Lin Thomas F.
Abrams Neil
Byrd Eugene G.
Monahan Thomas J.
The Penn State Research Foundation
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