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474 results about "Hexagonal crystals" patented technology

Among the primary crystal systems, the hexagonal system has the fewest substances assigned to it, including arsenic, calcite, dolomite, quartz, apatite, tourmaline, emerald, ruby, cinnabar, and graphite. All crystals in the hexagonal system are classed as optically uniaxial, meaning that light travels through...

Ferrite magnetic material, ferrite sintered magnet, and motor

A ferrite magnetic material and ferrite sintered magnet composed thereof have a ferrite having a hexagonal crystal structure as a main component. A composition ratio of a metallic element included in the main component is represented by: RxA1-x(Fe12-yCoy)z. R is at least one element selected from La, Ce, Pr, Nd and Sm and at least includes La. A is at least two elements selected from Ca, Sr and Ba and at least includes Ca and Sr. Si component and either or both of Al component and Cr component are included as a sub-component. When a sum of Al content and a value obtained by dividing Cr content by four and a value obtained by calculating the formula [(R+A)−(Fe+Co) / 12] / Si where R, A, Fe, Co and Si indicate values of each atom % thereof are defined as L and G, respectively, L and G have to be values within a predetermined region.
Owner:TDK CORPARATION

Cerium oxide abrasive and slurry containing the same

InactiveUS20060162260A1Dispersion force can be reducedSlow polishing rateMaterial nanotechnologyPigmenting treatmentCeriumCrystal structure
Disclosed are a cerium oxide abrasive for selectively polishing various SiO2 films and SiO2—Si3N4 films; and a slurry containing the same. The cerium oxide abrasive and the polishing slurry of the present invention have a high polishing rate and are also free from microscratches in a polished surface upon polishing since polycrystalline cerium oxide having a mean crystalline particle size of 5 nm or less is synthesized by using hexagonal cerium carbonate having a hexagonal crystal structure as a raw material of cerium.
Owner:LG CHEM LTD

Sintered polycrystalline yttrium aluminum garnet and use thereof in optical devices

A transparent yttrium aluminum garnet precursor composition is provided that includes a plurality of calcined particles of yttrium aluminum oxide having a mean particle domain size of between 10 and 200 nanometers and a predominant hexagonal crystal structure. High levels of YAG transparency are obtained for large YAG articles through control of the aluminum:yttrium atomic ratio to 1:06±0.001 and limiting impurity loadings to less than 100 ppm. The composition is calcined at a temperature between 700° Celsius and 900° Celsius to remove organic additives to yield a predominant metastable hexagonal phase yttrium aluminum oxide nanoparticulate having an atomic ratio of aluminum: yttrium of 1:0.6±0.001. With dispersion in an organic binder and a translucent YAG article is formed having a transmittance at a wavelength of 1064 nanometers of greater than 75%. The translucent YAG article is characterized by an average domain size of less than 1 micron and having a density of at least 99% and inclusions present at less than 2 surface area percent. The ability of a batch of yttrium aluminum oxide nanoparticles to serve as a transparent YAG precursor includes collecting an X-ray fluorescence spectrum from a plurality of aluminum oxide nanoparticles having a predominant crystal structure other than garnet to yield an A1:Y raw integrated peak intensity ratio. The nanoparticles are sintered to yield a predominant garnet phase and a secondary phase and optionally isostatic pressing during sintering. By using only precursor nanoparticles with a standard deviation of ±0.003 in the peak ratio exceptionally high transparency YAG is reproducibly produced.
Owner:NANOCEROX

Light emitting element and manufacturing method thereof

In a laser chip 1 using a nitride semiconductor having a hexagonal crystal structure, the −c plane is used as a first resonator facet A, which is the side of the laser chip 1 through which light is emitted. On the first resonator facet A, that is, on the −c plane, a facet protection film 14 is formed. This ensures firm joint between the first resonator facet A and the facet protection film 14 and alleviates deterioration of the first resonator facet A.
Owner:SHARP FUKUYAMA LASER CO LTD
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