Heraeus Deutschland Gmbh & Co Kg

Heraeus Additive Manufacturing Gmbh

Heraeus Medevio Gmbh & Co. Kg

Leoni Wilhelm

Robert Dittmer

Ulrich Hausch

Tim Asmus

Jens Trötzschel

Thorsten Kaiser

Senthil Kumar Balasubramanian

Beytullah Yasin Kilic

Jakob Fischer

Thomas Schmitt

Balasubramanian Senthil Kumar

One aspect relates to a process for producing a sintered workpiece, which includes sintering of a ceramic material at a temperature of at least 1000° C. and in an atmosphere, in the case of which the partial pressure of atmospheric air is reduced to less than 10-times, based on the ambient air at the same temperature under equilibrium conditions.

Sintering process for electrical feedthroughs

One aspect is a feedthrough system including a) a feedthrough including i) an insulating body, ii) an electrically conductive pathway, wherein an end of the electrically conductive pathway is level with a surface of the insulating body, iii) an electrically conductive pad, wherein the electrically conductive pad is attached to the level end of the electrically conductive pathway, b) an electrical contact element including a metal, wherein the electrical contact element is attached to the level end of the electrically conductive pathway by a joint microstructure, or wherein, when the feedthrough includes an electrically conductive pad, the electrical contact element is attached to the electrically conductive pad by a joint microstructure. Furthermore, the present embodiment refers to a process for preparing the inventive feedthrough system, and to a device including the inventive feedthrough system.

Feedthrough system

One aspect relates to a feedthrough system. The feedthrough system includes a feedthrough and a wire. At least a portion of the feedthrough is made of an insulator and at least one area forming an electrically conductive cermet pathway. The cermet pathway may include an electrically conductive metal. The wire may be at least partially connected to the cermet pathway so that the material of the wire forms a joint microstructure with the electrically conductive material in the cermet pathway.

Method of connecting a wire to a feedthrough

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Leoni Wilhelm