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titleOfInvention Improvements relating to hermetically sealed electric circuit elements
abstract 772,231. Rectifiers; glass to metal seals. BRITISH THOMSON-HOUSTON CO., Ltd. Aug. 18, 1953 [Aug. 26, 1952], No. 21427/52. Classes 36 and 37. An electric circuit element such as a crystal diode or thermistor is enclosed in a glass tubular envelope, and the glass at the region where the final seal is made to a lead-in conductor, is thicker than the wall of the tube, so as to resist the expansive effect of the trapped air in the envelope. In Fig. 3, the lead-in wire 7 of electrode 6 is sealed in one end of a glass tube 1. Crystal 3 is supported on lead-in wire 5 which is surrounded by a thick glass tube portion 8. Heat is applied to seal tube 8 to tube 1, and wire 5 to tube 8. The additional strength provided by tube 8 prevents the glass, even when plastic, from being deformed by the pressure due to expansion of the air in the cavity. To avoid heat damage to the crystal, the lead-in wires may consist of a low heat conductivity alloy such as iron-nickel cobalt, or iron-nickel, which may be partly copper coated, and borated or glass covered to aid sealing. A getter may be included in the assembly.
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