Printable Heaters for Wearables and Other Articles
A technology of heaters and products, applied in the direction of printed circuit, printed circuit, ohmic resistance heating, etc.
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[0050] Has been fabricated and tested with an overall size of 240mm wide x 160mm high and has figure 1 and figure 2 The constructed rectangular heater. In the description of the examples, reference is made to the part numbers in those figures. Resistive Material Rectangular 11 Printed Carbon Paste DuPont TM 7102 (DuPont, Wilmington, Delaware) with a sheet resistivity of 22 ohms / square. Printed silver busbars and rows of silver are DuPont TM 5025 (DuPont, Wilmington, DE) with a sheet resistivity of 0.025 ohms / square. The substrate is polyethylene terephthalate (PET) with a thickness of 0.2 mm.
[0051] refer to figure 2 The size parameters of the resistance material rectangle, the width (14) of the resistance material rectangle is 4mm, and the effective length L of the resistance material rectangle 有效 (16) is 4mm. The width w (15) of the conductive rows is 3 mm and the spacing (13) between the resistive rectangles is 1 mm. The distance d(17) between the columns is 1 ...
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[0055] Using the heater of Example 1, one of the carbon resistor rectangles towards the middle of the heater was intentionally damaged such that the rectangle became an open circuit. Heating tests were performed using a thermal imaging camera and it was found that the damaged rectangle was the only carbon resistance rectangle that did not heat up. All other carbon resistance rectangles, including those surrounding the damaged rectangle, heated normally. This shows the damage resistant nature of the heater of the present invention.
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