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US Patent 9714463 Coatings for electrowetting and electrofluidic devices

Patent 9714463 was granted and assigned to Gvd Corporation on July, 2017 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

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Gvd Corporation
Gvd Corporation
Current Assignee
Gvd Corporation
Gvd Corporation
Patent Jurisdiction
United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Patent Number
9714463
Date of Patent
July 25, 2017
Patent Application Number
13729655
Date Filed
December 28, 2012
Patent Citations Received
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US Patent 11921394 Layered structure with high dielectric constant for use with active matrix backplanes
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US Patent 12128411 Dielectric layers for digital microfluidic devices
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US Patent 11946901 Method for degassing liquid droplets by electrical actuation at higher temperatures
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US Patent 11675244 Layered structure with high dielectric constant for use with active matrix backplanes
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US Patent 11801510 Dielectric layers for digital microfluidic devices
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US Patent 11927740 Spatially variable hydrophobic layers for digital microfluidics
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Patent Primary Examiner
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Robert S Walters, Jr.
Patent abstract

Electrowetting devices coated with one or more polymeric layers and methods of making and using thereof are described herein. The coatings may be formed in a single layer or as multiple layers. In one embodiment the first layer deposited serves as an insulating layer of high dielectric strength while the second layer deposited serves as a hydrophobic layer of low surface energy. These materials may themselves be deposited as multiple layers to eliminate pinhole defects and maximize device yield. In one embodiment the insulating layer would be a vapor deposited silicone polymeric material including, but not limited to, polytrivinyltrimethylcyclotrisiloxane or polyHVDS. In another embodiment the insulating layer may be a vapor deposited ceramic such as SiO2 with very little carbon content. In a further embodiment the insulating layer may be composed of alternating layers of a siloxane material and a ceramic material.

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