Insulated electrode probe for an animal receiver collar
AssigneeInnotek, Inc.
InventorsScott A. Brune, Matthew R. Williams, William E. Kaufman, Gregory S. Stillwell
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Abstract
A method of manufacturing an electrode probe for use on an animal receiver collar, includes the steps of: providing an electrode probe including a base and a tip, the tip extending from the base and having a contacting end; loading a compliant material and the contacting end together, such that a predetermined portion of the tip is embedded within the compliant material; and depositing an insulating material on at least a portion of the probe not embedded within the compliant material.
Claims19
A method of manufacturing an electrode probe for use on an animal receiver collar, comprising the steps of:
- providing an electrode probe including a base and a tip, said tip extending from said base and having a contacting end;
- loading a compliant material and said contacting end together, such that a predetermined portion of said tip is embedded within said compliant material;
- and
- depositing an insulating material on at least a portion of said probe not embedded within said compliant material.
A method of manufacturing an electrode probe for use on an animal receiver collar, comprising the steps of:
- providing an electrode probe including a base and a tip, said tip extending from said base and having a contacting end;
- loading a compliant material and said contacting end together, such that said contacting end is embedded within said compliant material a distance of between about 0.010 and 0.050 inch;
- and
- deposition powder coating an insulating material on at least a portion of said probe not embedded within said compliant material.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.