3m Innovative Properties Company

Scott B Charles

Michael A Kropp

Wendy L Thompson

Andrew John Ouderkirk

Wayne Scott Mahoney

William J Schultz

John Charles Clark

Eric G Larson

Joseph Clark Carls

Timothy D Fletcher

Cameron T Murray

Steven C Hackett

Jeremy M Higgins

Brett A Beiermann

Jay R Lomeda

Audrey S Forticaux

Kyle R Schwartz

Kathleen M Gross

Roger A Mader

Robert J Kinney

Gregory J Anderson

Ashu N Mujumdar

An electronic device is described comprising an enclosure, wherein the enclosure comprises a cured epoxy resin composition comprising at least 50 volume % of electrically non-conductive thermally conductive inorganic particles. The enclosure may be a housing of a phone, laptop, or mouse. Alternatively, the enclosure may be a case for an electronic device. Also described are epoxy resin compositions and a method of making an enclosure for an electronic device.

Cured epoxy resin composition suitable for electronic device enclosure, articles, and methods

An electronic device is described comprising an enclosure, wherein the enclosure comprises a cured epoxy resin composition comprising at least 50 volume % of electrically non-conductive thermally conductive inorganic particles, wherein the inorganic particles are selected from alumina, boron nitride, silicon carbide, alumina trihydrate and mixtures thereof. The enclosure may be a housing of a phone, laptop, or mouse. Alternatively, the enclosure may be a case for an electronic device. Also described are epoxy resin compositions and a method of making an enclosure for an electronic device.

Polarizing beam splitter is disclosed. The polarizing beam splitter includes a first polymeric prism, a second polymeric prism, a reflective polarizer that is disposed between and adhered to a hypotenuse of each of the first and second polymeric prisms, and a hardcoat that is disposed on each of the first and second polymeric prisms. The polarizing beam splitter includes an input major surface and an output major surface. At least one of the input and output major surfaces has a pencil hardness of at least 3H. The polarizing beam splitter has a low birefringence such that when polarized light having a first polarization state enters the optical element from the input major surface and travels through at least 2 mm of the polarizing beam splitter and exits the polarizing beam splitter from the output major surface, at least 95% of light exiting the polarizing beam splitter is polarized has the first polarization state.

Polarizing beam splitter and methods of making same

This disclosure relates to gasket materials used for attaching and sealing covers to enclosures. More particularly, this disclosure relates to form-in-place gaskets, applied to surfaces of containers for sensitive electronic components. The gaskets include a flexible polymer and a micropowder polyolefin filler.

Article with gasket having moisture transmission resistivity and method

The invention provides electronic articles and methods of making said articles. The electronic articles comprise an electronic component bonded and electrically connected to a substrate using an underfill adhesive comprising the reaction product of a thermosetting resin, curing catalyst, and surface-treated nanoparticles that are substantially spherical, non-agglomerated, amorphous, and solid.

Nanoparticle filled underfill

The invention provides adhesives and adhesive compositions that comprise epoxy resin and non-volatile anhydride. One embodiment further comprises a hydroxyl containing compound that is insoluble in the epoxy resin/anhydride blend at mixing temperatures which reacts with the anhydride at solder reflow temperatures to form a fluxing agent in-situ. Another embodiment further comprises catalyst.

No-flow flux adhesive compositions

This invention relates to a polyimide hybrid adhesive comprised of an epoxy component, an epoxy curing agent, and a polyimide oligomer of molecular weight of up to about 8,000 (M,) having repeating units of Formula (1):

Polyimide hybrid adhesives

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Spring Valley, WI, United States of America

Scott B Charles