US2007123057A1PendingUtilityA1
Overvoltage protection materials and process for preparing same
Est. expiryOct 21, 2022(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
H05K 1/0257Y10T428/257Y10T428/31663H05K 1/167H05K 1/0259H05K 2201/0738H01B 1/22
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Abstract
The invention provides a process for preparing an overvoltage protection material comprising: (i) preparing a mixture comprising a polymer binder precursor and a conductive material; and (ii) heating the mixture to cause reaction of the polymer binder precursor and generate a polymer matrix having conductive material dispersed therein, wherein the polymer binder precursor is chosen such that substantially no solvent is generated during the reaction.
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28 . A process for preparing an overvoltage protection device comprising:
(i) depositing a metallic layer on a substrate, and etching the metallic layer in order to provide metallic electrodes separated by gaps; (ii) preparing a mixture comprising at least one polymer binder precursor and a conductive material, and applying this mixture between and in contact with adjacent electrodes; and (iii) heating the device to cause reaction of the polymer binder precursor and generate an overvoltage protection material comprising a polymer binder having conductive material dispersed therein; wherein the polymer binder precursor is chosen such that substantially no solvent is generated during the reaction.
29 . A process according to claim 28 wherein the mixture comprising a polymer binder precursor and a conductive material is substantially solvent free.
30 . A process according to claim 28 wherein the polymer binder precursor reacts via an addition polymerisation process.
31 . A process according to claim 30 wherein the polymer binder formed by the addition polymerisation process is substantially free of voids.
32 . A process according to claim 28 wherein the overvoltage protection device has a trigger voltage of less than 300V.
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