Thermal detector

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1990-05-29

1991-05-21

Lovering, Richard D.

Radiant energy

Invisible radiant energy responsive electric signalling

Infrared responsive

2041806, 2525011, 428328, 42840224, 524439, G01J 100, G01J 520

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050177842

ABSTRACT:
A thermal detector and method of making the same in which a suspension of binder-encapsulated copper particles is produced by comminuting a chip formed by dry-milling a major amount of copper particles with a minor amount of a binder and a charge director to produce the chip of copper particles in an encapsulant having functional sites. The bits of comminuted material are wet-milled with a major amount of a low-boiling aliphatic hydrocarbon to produce a suspension from which encapsulated copper particles are deposited on a substrate by electrophoresis. The deposit is electron-beam cured to form the detector.

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