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US 12,640,542 B2Granted
Electrode for acting on a surface of conducting or non-conducting material
AssigneeWindmoller & Holscher
InventorsJens Goldenstein, Henning Steuter
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AssigneeWindmoller & Holscher
InventorsJens Goldenstein, Henning Steuter
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The invention describes an electrode for applying an electrical potential to a surface of a conductive or non-conductive material, in particular a plastic material, which electrical potential, in particular, causes electrical polarization, comprising a first electrically conductive material, in particular a metal wire, which first electrically conductive material extends at least partially parallel to the surface, comprising a second electrically conductive material extending at least partially parallel to the surface, at least one electrical connection connecting the first electrically conductive material to the second electrically conductive material, the first electrically conductive material having a greater conductivity than the second electrically conductive material.
An electrode for applying an electrical potential to a surface of a conductive or non-conductive material, comprising a first electrically conductive material, which first electrically conductive material extends at least partially parallel to the surface, a second electrically conductive material extending at least partially parallel to the surface, at least one electrical connection connecting the first electrically conductive material to the second electrically conductive material, the first electrically conductive material having a greater conductivity than the second electrically conductive material, wherein the second electrically conductive material is formed as a plate, wherein the plate comprises two surfaces arranged parallel to each other.
A method for applying an electrical potential to a surface of a conductive or non-conductive material, wherein a first electrically conductive material, extending at least partially parallel to the surface is subjected to an electrical potential, wherein the material is at least partially subjected to the potential via a second electrically conductive material extending at least partially parallel to the surface, wherein the second electrically conductive material comprising at least one electrical connection line, which electrically connects the first electrically conductive material to the second electrically conductive material, is brought at least partially to the electrical potential, the first electrically conductive material having a greater conductivity than the second electrically conductive material, wherein the second electrically conductive material is formed as a plate, wherein the plate comprises two surfaces arranged parallel to each other.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.