3461 results about "Metal coating" patented technology

High capacity silicon based anode active materials are described for lithium ion batteries. These materials are shown to be effective in combination with high capacity lithium rich cathode active materials. Supplemental lithium is shown to improve the cycling performance and reduce irreversible capacity loss for at least certain silicon based active materials. In particular silicon based active materials can be formed in composites with electrically conductive coatings, such as pyrolytic carbon coatings or metal coatings, and composites can also be formed with other electrically conductive carbon components, such as carbon nanofibers and carbon nanoparticles. Additional alloys with silicon are explored.

An electrically conductive adhesive includes a resin component, a photoinitiator, and metal-coated polymer beads. The beads have an average diameter and a very narrow size distribution around the average diameter. The adhesive is applied between a read / write head and a suspension to attach the two, and the adhesive is cured by exposure to an illumination and / or heat. A pad spacer is included between the read / write head and the suspension to define a spacing and parallelism therebetween. The beads in the adhesive can form one or more layers between the read / write head and the suspension or can be disordered. The metal coating of the beads provide electrical conductivity between the read / write head and the suspension.

An abrasive cutter formed of at least one diamond particle, preferably at least one mono-diamond crystal and metallic binder material distinguished by the fact that the diamond particle (D) has a size of about 50 mum to about 500 mum and each diamond particle (D) is enclosed by a coating (H) produced in a fluidized bed with the coating having a wall thickness of about 10 mum to about 200 mum. The volume of the coating (H) constitutes at least 30% of the volume of the diamond particles (D) in the fully consolidated state following individual sintering of the coated diamond particles (D, H). The abrasive cutters can be applied directly onto an abrasive tool. Further they can be processed to form composite cutters or cutting segments. In the method of forming the abrasive cutter, the diamond particle (D) is brought into a fluidized bed reactor and enclosed in a metallic coating (H). Coated diamond particle (D, H) can be processed into larger cutters or segments in each case individually sintered and fixed directly on an abrasive tool.

The present invention relates generally to medical devices with therapy eluting components and methods for making same. More specifically, the invention relates to implantable medical devices having at least one porous layer, and methods for making such devices, and loading such devices with therapeutic agents. A mixture or alloy is placed on the surface of a medical device, then one component of the mixture or alloy is generally removed without generally removing the other components of the mixture or alloy. In some embodiments, a porous layer is adapted for bonding non-metallic coating, including drug eluting polymeric coatings. A porous layer may have a random pore structure or an oriented or directional grain porous structure. One embodiment of the invention relates to medical devices, including vascular stents, having at least one porous layer adapted to resist stenosis or cellular proliferation without requiring elution of therapeutic agents. The invention also includes methods, devices, and specifications for loading of drugs and other therapeutic agents into nanoporous coatings.

Aluminophosphate compounds, compositions and / or materials as can be used for substrate coatings.

A cover assembly for welding to a package base to form a hermetically sealed micro-device package. The cover assembly includes a sheet of a transparent material having a window portion. A built-up metallic frame adheres to the sheet and circumscribes the window portion, the frame having been deposited as follows: First, powdered metal particles are sprayed onto a prepared area of the sheet using a gas jet at a temperature below the fusing temperature of the particles, the jet having a velocity sufficient to cause the particles to merge with one another upon impact with the sheet and with one another to form an initial continuous metallic coating adhering to the prepared area of the sheet. Next, successive metal particles are applied over the initial coating using the jet to form the frame incorporating the initial continuous metallic coating as its base and having an predetermined overall thickness.

The present invention relates generally to medical devices with therapy eluting components and methods for making same. More specifically, the invention relates to implantable medical devices having at least one porous layer, and methods for making such devices, and loading such devices with therapeutic agents. A mixture or alloy is placed on the surface of a medical device, then one component of the mixture or alloy is generally removed without generally removing the other components of the mixture or alloy. In some embodiments, a porous layer is adapted for bonding non-metallic coating, including drug eluting polymeric coatings. A porous layer may have a random pore structure or an oriented or directional grain porous structure. One embodiment of the invention relates to medical devices, including vascular stents, having at least one porous layer adapted to resist stenosis or cellular proliferation without requiring elution of therapeutic agents. The invention also includes methods, devices, and specifications for loading of drugs and other therapeutic agents into nanoporous coatings.

Free standing articles or articles at least partially coated with substantially porosity free, fine-grained and / or amorphous Co-bearing metallic materials optionally containing solid particulates dispersed therein, are disclosed. The electrodeposited metallic layers and / or patches comprising Co provide, enhance or restore strength, wear and / or lubricity of substrates without reducing the fatigue performance compared to either uncoated or equivalent thickness Cr coated substrate. The fine-grained and / or amorphous metallic coatings comprising Co are particularly suited for articles exposed to thermal cycling, fatigue and other stresses and / or in applications requiring anti-microbial and hydrophobic properties.

A laminate is prepared by forming metal layer A on one face of a polymer film by dry plating method. When circuit is formed by using the laminate according to the semi-additive method, a high-density printed wiring board having excellent circuit shape, insulating property between the circuits and adhesion with the substrate can be obtained. By forming an adhesive layer on the other side of the polymer film of the laminate, an interlayer adhesive film is prepared. By thermally fusing or curing the adhesive layer after laminating the interlayer adhesive film on the inner layer circuit board, a multi-layer printed wiring board can be prepared. When preparing the circuit board by etching the first metal coating, an etchant which selectively etches the first metal coating is preferably used.

CMP pad dressers and their methods of manufacture are disclosed. One aspect of the present invention provides a CMP pad dresser having improved superabrasive grit retention in a resin layer. The CMP pad includes a resin layer, superabrasive grit held in the resin layer such that an exposed portion of each superabrasive grit protrudes from the resin layer, and a metal coating layer disposed between each superabrasive grit and the resin layer, where the exposed portions are substantially free of the metal coating layer. The metal coating layer acts to increase the retention of the superabrasive grit in the resin layer as compared to superabrasive grit absent the metal coating layer.

CMP pad dressers and their methods of manufacture are disclosed. One aspect of the present invention provides a CMP pad dresser having improved superabrasive grit retention in a resin layer. The CMP pad includes a resin layer, superabrasive grit held in the resin layer such that an exposed portion of each superabrasive grit protrudes from the resin layer, and a metal coating layer disposed between each superabrasive grit and the resin layer, where the exposed portions are substantially free of the metal coating layer. The metal coating layer acts to increase the retention of the superabrasive grit in the resin layer as compared to superabrasive grit absent the metal coating layer.

A quick high-flexibility manufacturing method for a ceramic circuit board comprises the following steps: irradiating laser on the surface of a ceramic matrix, and controlling the energy density of the laser to reach above the fracture threshold of the chemical bond of the compound containing active ions, so that chemical reaction occurs on the surface of the ceramic matrix, an active substance is separated out to serve as a chemical plating catalytic source, and the active substrate generated by the reaction and the matrix form chemical metallurgical bonding, wherein different laser sources are selected aiming at different ceramic materials according to the chemical bond energy of the ceramic material components, and the laser energy is controlled to reach the ceramic modified threshold by controlling the average power of laser output, pulse repetition frequency, scanning speed, defocusing amount, space between scanning line and scanning times; and the ceramic matrix modified by the laser is placed into a chemical plating solution to perform plating to form a metal coating. The surface of the ceramic is modified by the laser, so that a metal conductive layer and the matrix form chemical metallurgical bonding, the bonding force of the circuit board is greatly increased, and the heat-conducting property and the electric property are improved.