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Granted Patent B2
US 11,381,179 · App. 17/055,136 · Granted Jul 5, 2022

Method of generating a controllable electrostatic attraction force between two objects and providing adhesion with this attraction force

Inventors: Tolga Cankurt (Kocaeli, TR); Serhat Demirtas (Istanbul, TR); Evren Samur (Istanbul, TR)
Assignee: HIDROPAR HAREKET KONTROL TEKNOLOJILERI MERKEZI SANAYI VE TICARET ANONIM SIRKETI
H02N13/00B03C7/02H01L21/6833H01L21/67109H01L21/683
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Patent No.
US 11,381,179
App. No.
17/055,136
Granted
Jul 5, 2022
Kind
B2
Abstract

A method of generating an electrostatic attraction force includes an application of an insulating surface, wherein the insulating surface separates electrode arrays and the electrode arrays positioned in at least two different axes and providing an adhesion with an help of the electrostatic attraction force, wherein a matrix array is formed for an electrostatic attraction force region to provide gravity to at least one of objects, at a desired point and a number of electrodes is generated by feeding with a DC voltage and/or an AC voltage at desired points and at a desired force, wherein at least two objects adhere with the electrostatic attraction force.

Claims (10)

1. A method of generating a controllable electrostatic attraction force and providing an adhesion with the controllable electrostatic attraction force, the method comprising:

generating a multi-regional controllable electrostatic attraction force on objects, wherein adhesion properties of the objects are changed independently,

positioning electrode arrays in a form of a matrix array in at least two axes to generate the controllable electrostatic attraction force at points where the electrode arrays intersect, by feeding the electrode arrays with a DC voltage and/or an AC voltage to ensure the electrode arrays have multi-regional adhesion surfaces,

applying an insulating surface, wherein the insulating surface separates the electrode arrays from each other;

determining a location, a number and an attraction force of attraction force regions to be generated for the objects, wherein the multi-regional controllable electrostatic attraction force is generated on the objects,

applying the electrode arrays to the object on which electrostatic attraction force can be generated in at least two different axes so that an electrode matrix for the determined electrostatic attraction force regions is generated,

applying the insulating surface to the objects, wherein the multi-regional controllable electrostatic attraction force is generated on the objects, wherein the electrode arrays in the at least two different axes are separated,

feeding the electrode arrays corresponding to the determined electrostatic attraction force regions with the DC voltage and/or the AC voltage, and

generating an electrostatic attraction at intersections of the electrode arrays fed with the DC voltage and/or the AC voltage.

2. The method of generating the controllable electrostatic attraction force and providing the adhesion with the controllable electrostatic attraction force according to claim 1 , wherein the method comprises the object, on which electrostatic attraction force can be generated may also adapt to a shape of the object to be gripped by applying an elastomer coating to the object, on which electrostatic attraction force can be generated, increasing the surface area.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Nov 13, 2020
From: CANKURT, TOLGA; DEMIRTAS, SERHAT; SAMUR, EVREN
To: HIDROPAR HAREKET KONTROL TEKNOLOJILERI MERKEZI SANAYI VE TICARET ANONIM SIRKETI
Reel/Frame 054355/0598 →
Priority Claims (1)
TR 2019/05624 · Apr 16, 2019 · national
Continuity (1)
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