Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making
Patent
1994-08-03
1996-02-13
Michl, Paul R.
Metal working
Method of mechanical manufacture
Electrical device making
26427211, 26427213, 26427217, 26427219, 2642722, 310 43, 310 45, 310 86, 310 87, 524539, 524443, H02K 1500, H02K 104, H02K 1512, H02K 1514
Patent
active
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ABSTRACT:
The improved thermotropic LCP composition comprises 10-13 wt. % of a thermotropic liquid crystal polymer resin and 90-87 wt. % of zircon and is useful as an electrical insulator. The composition is a good electrical insulator, permits good heat conduction and experiences small thermal expansion, thus insuring high reliability. The composition may be injection molded to form an electrically insulated housing of a stator for electric machines or appliances that includes a coil and terminals thereof.
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Iwata Minoru
Miyasaka Toshifumi
Nakamura Toshio
Soeda Yoshimi
Ebara Corporation
Michl Paul R.
Niland Patrick
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