Programmable electroset processes

Details Programmable electroset processes Programmable electroset processes

1994-09-23

1996-05-21

McGinty, Douglas J.

Compositions

Electrically conductive or emissive compositions

Metal compound containing

252500, 252511, 252512, 252572, 252 629R, 219770, 264402, H01B 120, B29C 6700, B29C 3502, B29C 3900

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active

055186645

ABSTRACT:
The present invention comprises improved electroset materials and processes. Electroset materials with electrically programmable electric and mechanical properties comprise electrically polarizable particles immersed within the suspended within castable dielectric fluids. The polarizable particles may comprise ions or, alternatively, electrically conductive or semiconductive particles.

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