Cardiac pacer having alkali metal-halogen cell with mixed halogen cathode
CA 1108701 A · Owner: Greatbatch (Wilson) Ltd. · Inventors: Greatbatch, Wilson
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4928, Cardiac Pacer Having, Alkali Metal-Halogen Cell With Mixed Halogen Cathode, Abstract Of The Disclosure A cardiac pacer having an alkali metal-halogen cell comprising an alkali metal anode, preferably lithium a solid alkali, metal-halogen electrolyte and a cathode comprising a mixture of two halogens, for example iodine and bromine the two halogens, providing discharge of the cell at two different levels of cell output voltage. The two halogens are in different proportions by weight of the mixture thereby providing a two step output voltage-time characteristic. The second step or plateau in the output voltage characteristic provides an early warning of pacer battery exhaustion.
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- Granted September 8, 1981. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended September 8, 1998.
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