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Conductive Coatings
*06/15/2015
from 7/27/2013
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Patent Titles
For earlier Patent Titles, go to Sorted Patents /Coatings /Conductive Coatings.
3/17/2015
8,980,043
Anisotropic conductive film, joined structure and method for producing the
joined structure
2/24/2015
8,962,736
Electrically resistive coatings/layers using soluble carbon nanotube
complexes in polymers
8,962,131
Transparent conductive film comprising water soluble binders
8,962,130
Low density lightning strike protection for use in airplanes
2/3/2015
8,945,675
Methods for forming conductive titanium oxide thin films
8,945,429
Electrically conducting thin films and methods of making same
8,945,427
Electrically conductive polymer compositions and films made therefrom
8,945,426
Electrically conductive polymer compositions for coating applications
11/25/2014
8,895,351
Method and apparatus of forming a conductive layer
11/18/2014
8,889,218
Foam window mount having an electric conductive layer over a light blocking
layer
8,889,217
Method of making transparent conductive film
10/28/2014
8,871,348
Glass substrate with conductive film for solar cell
11/12/2013
7. 8,580,088
Method for producing transparent conductive film
10/29/2013
6.
8,568,603
Method of manufacturing transparent conductive film
10/22/2013
5.
8,563,870
Transparent conductive film
9/3/2013
4. 8,524,123
Sputtering target, transparent conductive film and transparent electrode
4/23/2013
3.
8,425,873
Transparent electroconductive thin film and its production method
4/16/2013
2. 8,419,978
Anisotropic conductive film composition
1. 8,419,977
Conductive coating, method for preparing a coating, roller, and method for
manufacturing a roller and using a coating
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Notes
“In general, an anisotropic conductive film (ACF) refers to a film-type adhesive having conductive particles dispersed in an insulating adhesive binder. As such, the ACF may provide connections between electrical components, e.g., semiconductor elements, circuits, and so forth. More specifically, the ACF may be compressed between electrical components, so the conductive particles may establish an electrical connection therebetween, and the insulting adhesive binder may flow away from the electrical components to provide an insulating coating around the resultant electrical connection. The binder may also provide mechanical bonding between the electrical components. Accordingly, the ACF may be used for electrical connection in, e.g., liquid crystal displays (LCDs), tape carrier packages (TCPs), printed circuit boards (PCBs), and so forth.” [Conductive Coatings, US Patent 8,419,978 (4/16/2013)]
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Patent Abstracts
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(RDC 7/16/2012)
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* Date of latest addition; date of first entry is 7/27/2013.