Mesh electrode
Assignee3M Innovative Properties Company
InventorsThomas Herdtle, Billy L. Weaver, Matthew H. Frey
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Assignee3M Innovative Properties Company
InventorsThomas Herdtle, Billy L. Weaver, Matthew H. Frey
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A continuously electrically conductive electrode including an electrically conductive first mesh repeating across the electrode to form a two-dimensional regular array of the first mesh is described. The first mesh includes a plurality of conductive closed cells, each closed cell including a plurality of vertices connecting a plurality of electrically conductive traces. The electrode may also include an electrically conductive second mesh different from the first mesh and including a plurality of conductive closed cells, each closed cell including a plurality of vertices connecting a plurality of electrically conductive traces. A majority of the closed cells in at least one of the first and second meshes have irregularly arranged vertices.
A continuously electrically conductive electrode comprising:
A continuously electrically conductive tiled electrode comprising a first plurality of tiles arranged along a first direction and comprising a first plurality of pairs of adjacent tiles, such that each pair of adjacent tiles in the first plurality of pairs of adjacent tiles comprises a common border and a same plurality of irregularly arranged electrically conductive traces, each conductive trace extending across the common border at a crossover point and having a continuous first derivative at the crossover point.
A continuously electrically conductive electrode comprising an electrically conductive first mesh repeating across the electrode to form a two-dimensional regular array of the first mesh, the first mesh comprising a plurality of conductive closed cells, each of a majority of the closed cells in the plurality of closed cells comprising a plurality of irregularly arranged vertices connecting a plurality of electrically conductive curved traces.
A continuously electrically conductive mesh comprising a plurality of vertices connecting a plurality of electrically conductive traces, such that the mesh can be divided into a plurality of same size and shape grid cells forming a continuous two-dimensional grid, wherein a perimeter of each grid cell intersects a plurality of irregularly arranged electrically conductive traces in the plurality of electrically conductive traces without passing through a vertex in the plurality of vertices.
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