Electrical connectors – Contact terminal – Having treated surface or distinct contact surface layer
Reexamination Certificate
2006-02-28
2006-02-28
Prasad, Chandrika (Department: 2839)
Electrical connectors
Contact terminal
Having treated surface or distinct contact surface layer
Reexamination Certificate
active
07004799
ABSTRACT:
High-temperature inhibitor materials for use with electrical connections in energy transmission and distribution systems where operating temperatures exceed 150° C. The high-temperature inhibitor materials comprise base oils and conductive particles, wherein the high-temperature inhibitor is stable at temperatures above 150° C.
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Braunovic Milenko
Bukovnik Rudy
Ladin Dmitry
Myers Bigel & Sibley & Sajovec
Prasad Chandrika
Tyco Electronics Corporation
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