Electrical contact material and process

Specialized metallurgical processes – compositions for use therei – Compositions – Consolidated metal powder compositions

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75211, 75235, 200265, 200270, B22F 300, H01H 102

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RE0299863

ABSTRACT:
A material for use in making electrical contacts is produced in a powder form suitable for later processing into electrical contacts by standard metallurgical techniques. The material consists of a first metal, such as silver, and the oxide of a second metal, such as cadmium, added to the first metal in a proportion up to the limits of solubility of the second metal in the first metal. An oxide of a third metal having a low electronic work function level, such as lithium oxide, is added and uniformly distributed on the surfaces of the powder particles by precipitation. A fourth metal, such as tellurium, that is insoluble in the first metal is also added to provide selected characteristics.

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