Centre De Recherche Public-gabriel Lippmann

Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology

Cascade Drives Ab

Replisaurus Technologies Ab

Replisaurus Group Sas

Patrik Möller

Mikael Fredenberg

Peter Wiwen-Nilsson

Matteo Dainese

Stig Lundbäck

Gilbert Cavazza

Cecilia Aronsson

Stefan Björklund

Stefan Svensson

André Hellestig

Silvia Corlevi

Tomas UTTERBÄCK

Alan Cuthbertson

Nicolas Raynaud

Cyrille Laviron

Jean-Michel Chauvet

Lennart Lindgren

Antonio Santos

Tim Kennedy

Simon Chantelauze

Daniel ROSÉN

Thomas UTTERBÄCK

Peter Wiven-Nilsson

Wilbert Van Den Hoek

A gear arrangement for transforming a linear force and/or motion into a rotational torque and/or motion and vice versa. The arrangement comprises; a rack () exhibiting a longitudinal axis (A) and at least one toothed side extending parallel to the longitudinal axis of the rack, the rack being reciprocally movable along its longitudinal axis. At least two pinions () are arranged such that each pinion is rotationally meshing with a toothed side of the rack. Each pinion is fixed to a respective first primary gear () arranged at a first axial side of the pinion. At least two first primary gears are mechanically connected to a common out- or input shaft (), such that the at least two first primary gears transmit torque to or from the first out- or input shaft. At least one pinion is fixed to the respective first primary gear by means of an elastically deformable fixation device () which is arranged to allow a limited relative rotation between the respective first primary gear and pinion.

Gear arrangement

An electrode for forming an electrochemical cell with a substrate and a method of forming said electrode. The electrode comprises a carrier provided with an insulating layer which is patterned at a front side. Conducting material in an electrode layer is applied in the cavities of the patterned insulating layer and in contact with the carrier. A connection layer is applied at the backside of the carrier and in contact with the carrier. The periphery of the electrode is covered by the insulating material.

Electrode and method of forming the master electrode

The present invention concerns an electrochemical pattern replication method, ECPR, and a construction of a conductive electrode for production of applications involving micro and nano structures. An etching or plating pattern, which is defined by a conductive electrode, a master electrode, is replicated on an electrically conductive material, a substrate. The master electrode is put in close contact with the substrate and the etching/plating pattern is directly transferred onto the substrate by using a contact etching/plating process. The contact etching/plating process is performed in local etching/plating cells, that are formed in closed or open cavities between the master electrode and the substrate.

Method and electrode for defining and replicating structures in conducting materials

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Stockholm, Sweden

Patrik Möller