This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: The Penn State Research Foundation. Active years: 1999.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1999
Title: Beth Jones and a Patent for Lower-Temperature Sintering
Introduction
Beth Jones is an inventor associated with State College, Pennsylvania, and The Penn State Research Foundation. Her patent work addresses a method for densifying dielectric antiferroelectric materials at reduced sintering temperatures.
Latest Patents
Jones is credited with 1 patent, titled “Method for Reduction of Sinter Temperatures of Antiferroelectric.” The invention describes adding a lithium-containing compound to a dielectric material and heating the resulting mixture at no more than about 1100°C for a predetermined period to densify it. The patent identifies a lithium salt as a preferred additive and a PLZT composition as a preferred dielectric material.
Career Highlights
Jones’s listed patent reflects research focused on materials processing and the densification of antiferroelectric ceramics. The method aims to achieve densification at lower temperatures by incorporating a lithium compound into the material.
Collaborations
Jones’s listed coworkers include MingFang Song and Steven Perini. Her work is associated with The Penn State Research Foundation.
Conclusion
Beth Jones’s patent presents a lithium-assisted approach to reducing the sintering temperature required to densify dielectric antiferroelectric materials.
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