Coating processes – Falling curtain of coating material utilized
Patent
1986-08-25
1987-12-29
Beck, Shrive P.
Coating processes
Falling curtain of coating material utilized
427 9, 427 10, 118688, 118324, 118DIG4, B05D 130
Patent
active
047160586
ABSTRACT:
The dielectric layer or layers in a ceramic capacitor having at least one buried electrode is deposited by a curtain coating process that includes obtaining a measure of the ceramic-paint-curtain thickness. A source of electromagnetic radiation, e.g. in the infrared range, is directed equally near the left and right edges of the curtain, and detectors at the opposite curtain surface side pick up the difference in the radiation transmissivity which is a measure of curtain thickness assymetry left to right. By adjusting the paint reservoir from which the curtain issues to make the difference zero and the curtain symmetrical, uniformity in paint coating thickness is achieved.
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Beck Shrive P.
Sprague Electric Company
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