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Abdulkadir Hallac, Plano, TX US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20100200573 | WIDE WAVEGUIDE APPLICATOR - A microwave waveguide applicator and a method for heating, drying, or curing generally planar materials or products. The applicator comprises a waveguide having a pair of opposing broad sides perpendicular to a pair of opposing narrow sides bounding a rectangular exposure chamber. A microwave source generates and propagates microwaves through the chamber in a propagation direction and with an electric field generally directed from one broad wall to the other. Slotted openings in the narrow sides act as entrance and exit ports for a conveyor transporting a product along a conveying path through the chamber perpendicular to the propagation direction and perpendicular to the electric field. The waveguide may be ridged to focus or bend the electric field, especially for heating thin materials. | 08-12-2010 |
Abdulkadir Hallac, Morrisville, NC US
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| 20100163555 | Microwave T-Junction Applicator - A T-junction microwave applicator and a method for making a T-junction microwave applicator with a microwave source supplying electromagnetic energy through a junction arm to a pair of collinear arms extending in opposite directions from their junction with the junction arm. The two collinear arms form a main waveguide terminated in end walls in which entrance and exit ports are formed for a conveyor to convey material to be heated through the main waveguide for exposure to electromagnetic energy. A rectangular conductive ridge in the wall of the main waveguide opposite the junction arm extends the length of the applicator. A cylindrical tuning bar spanning the junction is positioned vertically in a plane perpendicular to the axis of the main waveguide to maximize power transfer to the material to be heated. | 07-01-2010 |
Peter Hallac, Fremont, CA US
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| 20100112443 | Lithium Secondary Batteries with Positive Electrode Compositions and Their Methods of Manufacturing - Positive electrodes for secondary batteries formed with a plurality of substantially aligned flakes within a coating. The flakes can be formed from metal oxide materials and have a number average longest dimension of greater than 60 μm. A variety of metal oxide or metal phosphate materials may be selected such as a group consisting of LiCoO | 05-06-2010 |
Peter Hallac, Milwaukee, WI US
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| 20110274976 | LITHIUM SECONDARY BATTERIES WITH POSITIVE ELECTRODE COMPOSITIONS AND THEIR METHODS OF MANUFACTURING - Positive electrodes for secondary batteries formed with a plurality of substantially aligned flakes within a coating. The flakes can be formed from metal oxide materials and have a number average longest dimension of greater than 100 μm. A variety of metal oxide or metal phosphate materials may be selected such as a group consisting Of LiCoO | 11-10-2011 |