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Jeffrey D. Gelorme, Burlington, CT US

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20080202386SELF ORIENTING MICRO PLATES OF THERMALLY CONDUCTING MATERIAL AS COMPONENT IN THERMAL PASTE OR ADHESIVE - The present invention relates generally to thermally-conductive pastes for use with integrated circuits, and particularly, but not by way of limitation, to self-orienting microplates of graphite.08-28-2008
20080220998REVERSIBLE THERMAL THICKENING GREASE - A reversible thermal thickening grease for microelectronic packages, in which the grease contains filler particles; at least one polymer; and a binder; in which the filler particles are dispersed within the binder, in which one or more segments of the at least one polymer may be attached to the filler particles prior to dispersion in the binder, and in which the polymer collapses at temperatures below a Theta temperature and swells at temperatures above a Theta temperature. During the operation of a microelectronic package, grease pump-out and air proliferation are minimized with use of the reversible thermal thickening grease, while grease fluidity is retained under repetitive thermal stresses.09-11-2008
20080223604PROCESS FOR PREPARING AN ELECTRICALLY STABLE COPPER FILLED ELECTRICALLY CONDUCTIVE ADHESIVE - A process for preparing an electrically conductive adhesive (ECA) with low and stable contact resistance by mixing at least one melt-processable reactive resin, at least one reactive diluent, at least one rheological additive, at least one curing agent, at least one organic acid catalyst, and copper particles. The ECA is useful for filling vias, and bonding together components of electronic circuit structures.09-18-2008
20080230262ELECTRICALLY STABLE COPPER FILLED ELECTRICALLY CONDUCTIVE ADHESIVE - An electronic device including electronic circuit structures formed with an electrically conductive adhesive (ECA) with low and stable contact resistance including at least one melt-processable reactive resin, at least one reactive diluent, at least one rheological additive, at least one curing agent, at least one organic acid catalyst, and copper particles. The ECA is useful for filling vias, and bonding together components of electronic circuit structures.09-25-2008
20090032962CENTRIFUGAL METHOD FOR FILING HIGH ASPECT RATIO BLIND MICRO VIAS WITH POWDERED MATERIALS FOR CIRCUIT FORMATION - The present disclosure relates generally to semiconductor, integrated circuits, and particularly, but not by way of limitation, to centrifugal methods of filling high-aspect ratio vias and trenches with powders, pastes, suspensions of materials to act as any of a conducting, structural support, or protective member of an electronic component.02-05-2009
20100207056SELF ORIENTING MICRO PLATES OF THERMALLY CONDUCTING MATERIAL AS COMPONENT IN THERMAL PASTE OR ADHESIVE ADHESIVE - The present invention relates generally to thermally-conductive pastes for use with integrated circuits, and particularly, but not by way of limitation, to self-orienting microplates of graphite.08-19-2010

Patent applications by Jeffrey D. Gelorme, Burlington, CT US

Jeffrey Donald Gelorme, Burlington, CT US

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20100212944Silane Coupling Agents for Printed Circuit Boards - The present invention is directed to silane coupling agents for printed circuit boards, such as high-temperature printed circuit boards (PCBs), a process for synthesizing the silane coupling agent, and PCBs with such coupling agents. The silane coupling agent is defined by the following formula:08-26-2010

Jenifer R. Gelorme, Charlotte, NC US

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20080258399Seal and method for high temperature sealing - A seal comprising a high temperature RTV silicone adhesive sealant layer; a first non-ceramic layer mounted to the RTV silicone adhesive sealant layer; a first expanded metal layer mounted to the first non-ceramic layer; a first silicone cloth layer mounted to the first expanded metal layer; a metal reinforcement layer mounted to the first silicone cloth layer to provide structural integrity without the use of ceramic materials; a second expanded metal layer mounted to the metal reinforcement layer; a second non-ceramic layer mounted to the second expanded metal layer; a turbine mesh layer mounted to the second non-ceramic layer; a second silicone cloth layer mounted to the turbine mesh layer; a sealing castable applied over the second silicone cloth layer to provide a covering; and, a high temperature bonding adhesive disposed between each layer following the first non-ceramic layer to bind the layers together.10-23-2008