Abstract:
A photochromic display and storage element having a relatively high photochromic efficiency at temperatures above room temperature and a relatively low photochromic efficiency at room temperature consists of a substituted thioindigo dye dissolved in a heat-cured epoxy resin having a glass transition temperature of between above room temperature and 100*C. Information is placed on the element by heating it to or above the glass transition temperature and shining light of a first wavelength (write light) on the element. The image is stored by cooling the element to room temperature. In order to read the image, light of a second wavelength (read light) is passed through the element at room temperature. The image is erased with light of this second wavelength by first heating the element to or above the glass transition temperature.
Abstract:
METHOD COMPRISES: (1) SCREEN PRINTING ON A CERAMIC SUBSTRATE A PATTERN OF CONDUCTORS, RESISTORS AND SOMETIMES CAPACITORS AND INDUCTORS; (2) FIRING TO CURE THESE COMPONENTS; (3) COVERING THE FIRED COMPONENTS AND SUBSTRATE WITH A THIN LAYER OF A RESIN COMPOSITION WHICH IS RELATIVELY PURE, SOFT, ELASTIC, AND NON-BRITTLE, LEAVING OPENINGS IN THE LAYER WHERE DISCRETE ACTIVE COMPONENTS ARE TO BE MOUNTED AND WHERE JUMPER CONNECTIONS ARE TO BE MADE; (4) MOUNTING THE ACTIVE COMPONENTS WITHIN SOME OF THESE OPENINGS AND MAKING SCREEN-PRINTED JUMPER CONNECTIONS BETWEEN OTHER OPENINGS; AND (5) ENCAPSULATIN IN AN OUTER LAYER OF A TOUGH, GOOD THERMAL CONDUCTING, MOISTURE RESISTANT, THIGHLY ABHERENT TYPE RESIN COMPOSITION.
Abstract:
A luminescent screen comprises a substrate and a layer of coated particles on said substrate, each coated particle comprising a base particle of a first phosphor luminescent in a first color and a coating on the base particle including a second phosphor luminescent in a second color.
Abstract:
The recording element comprises an electrically conductive substrate and a layer of a photoconductive, pyroelectric compound on the substrate. The layer comprises one or more wafers of the pyroelectric compound, each wafer being similarly oriented on the substrate so that its polar c-axis is transverse to the opposite large surfaces of the layer. The novel electrophotographic recording element is charged by merely changing the temperature of the layer a few degrees.
Abstract:
A COS/MOS INTERGRATED CIRCUIT DERIVE OF THE TYPE HAVING A DIFFUSED WELL REGION AND COMPLEMENTARY INSULATED GATE FIELD EFFECT TRANSISTORS INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE WELL REGIONS, RESPECTIVELY, HAS AN INTEGRAL CIRCUIT FOR PROTECTING THE GATE INSULATORS OF THE INSULATED GATE FIELD EFFECT TRANSISTORS FROM DESTRUCTIVE TRANSIENTS. THE PROTECTION CIRCUIT INCLUDES A DIFFUSED RESISTOR MADE AT THE SAME TIME AS THE SOURCE AND DRAIN REGIONS OF THE TRANSISTOR WHICH IS WITHIN
THE WELL REGION. THE DIFFUSED RESISTOR IS DISPOSED WITHIN A REGION MADE AT THE SAME TIME AS THE WELL REGION.
Abstract:
A high power, solid state, coaxial microwave switch wherein a plurality of diodes are mounted between the inner and outer conductors and a plurality of conductive rods are connected between the inner and outer conductors. The rods are selected such that the inductance of the rods and the capacitance of the diodes when reversed biased provide a resonant circuit at a predetermined frequency, whereby microwave energy incident upon the reversed biased diodes passes through the switch with little attenuation. When forward biased, the diodes provide a low impedance, whereby microwave energy incident thereon is substantially reflected.
Abstract:
A support for transistors operating at high frequencies includes an electrically insulating, heat conductive base member having a conductive pad, on which a transistor may be mounted, on a portion of one of its surfaces and a conductive ground plane on the remainder of that surface. An apertured, insulating plate member is bonded to the base member and has conducting areas thereon to which the active regions of the transistor may be coupled in a manner characterized by low parasitic reactances.
Abstract:
A phase comparator wherein the charging or discharging of a charge storage device is determined by the phase or time difference between first and second pulse signals.
Abstract:
There is described an arrangement for illuminating a rotatable planar reflector so as to produce a conically swept light beam whose intersection with a substantially planar or spherical surface provides an arcuate illuminated scan locus.
Abstract:
METHOD COMPRISES (A) PREHEATING TO ABOUT 50 TO 75* C. A VIEWING-SCREEN SUPPORT, A VIEWING SCREEN THEREON AND A LIGHT-RELFECTIVE METAL LAYER ON THE SCREEN, (B) DEPOSITING ON THE PREHEATED METAL LAYER A COATING OF AN ORGANIC, VOLATILIZABLE FILM-FORMING MATERIAL FROM AN AQUEOUS DISPERSION THEREOF, AND (C) DEPOSITION ON THE COATED PREHEATED METAL LAYER AN OVERCOATING OF CARBON PARTICLES FROM A BINDER-FREE SUSPENSION OF CARBON PARTICLES IN A LIQUID. THEN, THE SUPPORT AND STRUCTURES THEREON ARE BAKED IN AIR AT ABOUT 400 TO 450*C. TO REMOVE ORGANIC AND VOLATILE MATTER.