Kemet Electronics Corporation

Lord Corporation

Daniel E Barber

Michael Randall

Azizuddin Tajuddin

Ian Burn

Abhijit Gurav

Pascal I Pinceloup

James J Beeson

Corey Antoniades

Xilin Xu

Thomas Poole

Aiying Wang

Teresa L Forehand

Donald A Nixon

Aiyang Wang

Aziz Tajuddin

A magnetorheological fluid comprising a mixture of soft and hard iron particles, an organic based carrier fluid, and optional additives such as anti-friction, anti-wear, or surfactants unexpectedly have improved durability when used in devices for control vibration and/or noise, for example, shock absorbers, elastomeric mounts, dampers, and the like.

High durability magnetorheological fluids

A magnetorheological fluid comprising magnetic-responsive particles, a thickener, an ionic thixotropic additive, and a carrier fluid wherein the carrier fluid comprises a glycol-water mixture comprising at least 50 percent by weight of a glycol compound. The thickener is preferably fumed silica and the ionic thixotropic additive is preferably one of sodium nitrite, sodium chloride, sodium acetate, and sodium benzoate.

Non-settling glycol based magnetorheological fluids

A dielectric ceramic composition in a multilayer ceramic capacitor with a composition of formula:{[(CaO)(SrO)][(ZrO)(TiO)]}AE

C0G multi-layered ceramic capacitor

A capacitor with conductive layers arranged in parallel relationship. The conductive layers have nickel alloyed or add mixed with a refractory metal in an amount sufficient to raise the melting temperature of said conductive layer at least 1&#xb0; C. above the melting temperature of nickel. A dielectric layers is between the conductive layers. Alternating layers of said conductive layers are in electrical contact with external terminations of opposing polarity.

Refractory metal nickel electrodes for capacitors

A capacitor with conductive layers arranged in parallel relationship. The conductive layers have nickel alloyed with a refractory metal in an amount sufficient to raise the melting temperature of said conductive layer at least 1&#xb0; C. above the melting temperature of nickel. A dielectric layers is between the conductive layers. Alternating layers of said conductive layers are in electrical contact with external terminations of opposing polarity.

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