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Class 338/111 - With intervening conducting structure


Subclass of Class 338 - Electrical resistors
Definition: Subject matter wherein a layer or coating of conducting
No. of patents: 4
Last issue date: 03/15/2005


NumberTitleIssue Date
6867681Circuit protection device
A current control device is described wherein a pressure conduction composite is compressed and decompressed to alter its conductivity and thereby current conduction through the device. The pressure conduction composite is composed of a nonconductive matrix, a condu...
03/15/2005
6798332Current control device
A current control device is described wherein a pressure conduction composite is compressed and decompressed to alter its conductivity and thereby current conduction through the device. The pressure conduction composite is composed of a nonconductive matrix, a condu...
09/28/2004
5302936Conductive particulate force transducer
A pressure transducer includes a base ply, a resistance ply disposed on the base ply and at least two spaced apart contacts juxtaposed in relation to the resistance ply whereby at least one of the contacts may be pressed against the surface of the resista...
04/12/1994
5296837Stannous oxide force transducer and composition
A pressure transducer includes a base ply, a resistance ply disposed on the base ply and at least two spaced apart conductors juxtaposed in relation to the resistance ply whereby at least one of the conductors may be pressed against the resistance ply. Th...
03/22/1994
 
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