Electrical wire and a method of stripping the insulation...

Electricity: conductors and insulators – Conduits – cables or conductors – Combined

Reexamination Certificate

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C174S11000P, C174S11000P, C029S564400

Reexamination Certificate

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07411127

ABSTRACT:
An electrical wire has a central electrically conductive member such as copper, aluminum, gold or silver or admixtures or alloys thereof, coated by a photoresistive insulator, preferably of a negative photoresistive material such as polyimide. A non-mechanical method of stripping a desired portion of the length of the insulator from the electrical wire comprises exposing the desired length of the electrical wire to a source of UV light. The UV light then “softens” the insulator which either evaporates or can be dissolved by immersing it in a solvent.

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Micro-Chem Product Brochure entitled “NanoTM SU-8 Negative Tone Photoresist Formulations 50-100”, 4 pages, dated Feb. 2002.

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