Electronically induced ceramic fusible metal system
AssigneeRaytheon Company
InventorsJeremy B. Baldwin, Kevin W. Patrick, Michael D. Gordon, Timothy Mobley
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AssigneeRaytheon Company
InventorsJeremy B. Baldwin, Kevin W. Patrick, Michael D. Gordon, Timothy Mobley
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An electrically induced fusing system includes a module having walls and a base to define a module body. The module body includes first and second conductive layers stacked next to one another. An electrically resistive layer is interposed between the first and second conductive layers, and is configured to emit heat in response to receiving electrical current from a power supply. At least one electrically conductive terminal is in electrical communication with the resistive layer and an output of the power supply to form an electrical path that delivers the current to the resistive layer. The system further includes a separable component configured to attach to the first conductive layer. At least one fusing element is interposed between the separable component and the first conductive layer, and is configured to melt in response to the heat emitted by the resistive layer.
An electrically induced fusing system, comprising:
A fusible module, comprising:
A method of electronically fusing a separable component to a module body, the method comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.