Enovix Corporation

Creative Tool Technology, Inc.

Robert A Cole

Murali Ramasubramanian

Ashok Lahiri

James D Wilcox

Robert M Spotnitz

Nirav S Shah

Laurie Jane Lauchlan

Gunther A Koblmiller

Brian E Brusca

Harrold Jones Rust, Iii

Christopher G Castledine

Michael J Armstrong

Ken S Matsubayashi

Shahzad Mahmud

Christopher Castledine, Iii

Harold J Rust, Iii

David J Rauch

Harold J Rust Iii

An electrode structure for use in an energy storage device comprising a population of electrodes, a population of counter-electrodes and a microporous separator separating members of the electrode population from members of the counter-electrode population. Each member of the electrode population comprises an electrode active material layer and an electrode current conductor layer, and each member of the electrode population has a bottom, a top, a length L, a width Wand a height H, wherein the ratio of Lto each of Wand His at least 5:1, the ratio of Hto Wis between 0.4:1 and 1000:1, and the electrode current collector layer of each member of the electrode population has a length Lthat is measured in the same direction as and is at least 50% of length L.

Electrode structures for three-dimensional batteries

An electrochemical stack comprising carrier ions, an anode comprising an anode active material layer, a cathode comprising a cathode active material layer, a separator between the anode and the cathode comprising a porous dielectric material and a non-aqueous electrolyte, and an ionically permeable conductor layer located between the separator and an electrode active material layer.

Ionically permeable structures for energy storage devices

A pipe cleaner for manually cleaning the threads of pipes of differing sizes includes a body into which is slidably engaged at least one arm with an abrasive member. The abrasive member at the end of the arm extends into an orifice in the body. A single arm opposing a 'V' shaped block may be used as well as a plurality of arms with abrasive members. A cover is rotatably mounted on the body and includes a number of angled slots, which are angled relative to radii of the cover and may be an arc segment of a spiral. Pegs that are coupled to each arm are engaged with the angled slot in the cover. Thus by rotating the cover relative to the body of the pipe cleaner, the arms with their abrasive members are driven inwards and outwards of the orifice by the peg and angled slot assembly. The cover includes an orifice that is approximately the same size as the orifice in the body, such that the cover does not inhibit a pipe from extending through the pipe cleaner. The body of the pipe cleaner may alternatively include opposing jaws upon which are mounted, respectively, a 'V' shaped block and a beam having an abrasive member. The jaws pivot to adjust the position of the abrasive member relative to the 'V' shaped block so as to accommodate pipes of various diameters.

Pipe thread cleaner

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San Jose, CA, United States of America

Robert A Cole