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328 Ames Hill Dr, Tewksbury, MA 01876   

Albany, NY   

Rensselaer, NY   

Winnetka, CA   

4 Sioux Trl, Myrtle Beach, SC 29588    843-2937534   

Simi Valley, CA   

Winnetka, CA   

Salt Lake City, UT   

4 Sioux Trl, Myrtle Beach, SC 29588   

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Sudhir Rajaram Kulkarni
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Company: Dresser-rand inc - Roanoke, VA Jul 2013 Position: International sales manager

Education

School / High School: Tufts University- Medford, MA 1988 Specialities: Ph. D. in Physical Chemistry

Industries

Health, Wellness and Fitness

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Sudhir Kulkarni

Location:
United States
Industry:
Health, Wellness and Fitness
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Sudhir Kulkarni - Roanoke, VA

Work:
Dresser-Rand Inc - Roanoke, VA Jul 2013 to Jul 2013
International Sales manager
Petrotech Inc - Saint Rose, LA Nov 2007 to Jun 2013
Director of Sales, International
Ametek Inc - Pittsburgh, PA Jan 2006 to Oct 2007
Regional Manager, Pacific Rim region
ABB Inc - Lewisburg, WV May 1996 to Sep 2005
General Manager, Sales & Marketing, Asia
Petron Scientech Inc - Wayne, NJ Feb 1992 to Apr 1996
Assistant Director, Int. Sales/Business Development
Education:
Tufts University - Medford, MA 1988
Ph. D. in Physical Chemistry
Northeastern University - Boston, MA 1984
M. S. in Chemistry

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Electrical Components, Such As Capacitors, And Methods For Their Manufacture

US Patent:
5495386, Feb 27, 1996
Filed:
Aug 3, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/101899
Inventors:
Sudhir Kulkarni - Myrtle Beach SC
Assignee:
AVX Corporation - Myrtle Beach SC
International Classification:
H01G 401
US Classification:
361303
Abstract:
An improved electrical component, such as a capacitor, is fabricated from a porous plug formed from metal impregnated with a ceramic material. In the case of a capacitor, the ceramic material is a dielectric composition. A metal which does not oxidize at temperatures close to the ceramic sintering temperature can be used to fabricate the plug. A first lead is attached directly to the plug. The plug is infiltrated and coated with a layer of the ceramic material. The plug which is infiltrated and coated with ceramic material is fired to sinter the dielectric. A second lead is then attached to the layer of ceramic and if a dielectric ceramic composition was used, then a capacitor is formed.

Lead Filled Ceramic Capacitor And Method Of Making Same

US Patent:
5216573, Jun 1, 1993
Filed:
Aug 21, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/933237
Inventors:
Sudhir Kulkarni - Myrtle Beach SC
Assignee:
AVX Corporation - New York NY
International Classification:
H01G 410
H01G 430
H01G 700
US Classification:
361321
Abstract:
A method for manufacturing ceramic capacitors of the lead filled type comprises coating the end surfaces of a ceramic monolith having internal voids opening to the ends with a termination paste. The paste includes glass frit, a metal component wettable by lead, i. e. silver, binder and solvent, the characterizing feature of the paste being the inclusion of reducible metal salts of a metal wettable by lead, the salts undergoing volumetric diminution when reduced from the salt to the metallic state. When the termination paste is sintered, reduction of the metallic salt provides the termination with a porous latticework. Molten lead or lead alloys are injected through the now porous, sintered termination paste. The disclosure further relates to a capacitor made in accordance with the method described.

Ultra-Capacitor Structures And Electronic Systems With Ultra-Capacitor Structures

US Patent:
2017016, Jun 8, 2017
Filed:
Feb 22, 2017
Appl. No.:
15/438889
Inventors:
- Troy NY, US
Shreefal Sudhir MEHTA - Loudonville NY, US
Anthony SUDANO - Laval, CA
Sudhir Rajaram KULKARNI - Albany NY, US
Staci TRIFILO - Scotia NY, US
Assignee:
The Paper Battery Company, Inc. - Troy NY
International Classification:
H01G 11/10
H05K 1/18
H01G 11/08
H01G 11/82
H01G 11/72
Abstract:
Ultra-capacitor structures and electronic systems and assemblies are provided. In one aspect, the ultra-capacitor structure is configured to selectively power and at least partially house electronic component(s) therein. In one embodiment, the ultra-capacitor structure includes a thermally conductive material facilitating dissipation of heat generated. In another embodiment, the ultra-capacitor structure includes an electrically conductive sheet facilitating electromagnetic shielding. In another aspect, an electronic system includes: an electronic device including electronic component(s); and a support structure physically receiving and electrically coupling to the electronic device, and including an ultra-capacitor structure configured to selectively power the electronic component(s) of the electronic device when electrically coupled to the support structure. In another aspect, an electronic assembly has a first region including electronic component(s), and a second region including an ultra-capacitor structure configured to selectively power the electronic component(s) of the electronic assembly, where the first region is spaced apart from the second region.

Ultra-Capacitor Structures And Electronic Systems With Ultra-Capacitor Structures

US Patent:
2015009, Apr 2, 2015
Filed:
Sep 15, 2014
Appl. No.:
14/485962
Inventors:
- Troy NY, US
Shreefal Sudhir MEHTA - Loudonville NY, US
Anthony SUDANO - Laval, CA
Sudhir Rajaram KULKARNI - Albany NY, US
Staci TRIFILO - Scotia NY, US
Assignee:
The Paper Battery Company, Inc. - Troy NY
International Classification:
H01G 11/10
H05K 5/00
H01G 2/22
H01G 11/82
H01G 2/08
US Classification:
36167954, 361502, 36167955
Abstract:
Ultra-capacitor structures and electronic systems and assemblies are provided. In one aspect, the ultra-capacitor structure is configured to selectively power and at least partially house electronic component(s) therein. In one embodiment, the ultra-capacitor structure includes a thermally conductive material facilitating dissipation of heat generated. In another embodiment, the ultra-capacitor structure includes an electrically conductive sheet facilitating electromagnetic shielding. In another aspect, an electronic system includes: an electronic device including electronic component(s); and a support structure physically receiving and electrically coupling to the electronic device, and including an ultra-capacitor structure configured to selectively power the electronic component(s) of the electronic device when electrically coupled to the support structure. In another aspect, an electronic assembly has a first region including electronic component(s), and a second region including an ultra-capacitor structure configured to selectively power the electronic component(s) of the electronic assembly, where the first region is spaced apart from the second region.

Energy Storage Structures And Fabrication Methods Thereof

US Patent:
2014028, Sep 25, 2014
Filed:
Mar 17, 2014
Appl. No.:
14/215571
Inventors:
- Troy NY, US
Anthony SUDANO - Laval, CA
Renato FRIELLO - Schenectady NY, US
Sudhir Rajaram KULKARNI - Rensselaer NY, US
Dave RICH - Middleburgh Heights OH, US
Assignee:
THE PAPER BATTERY CO. - Troy NY
International Classification:
H01M 10/42
US Classification:
429 7, 296234, 296231
Abstract:
Energy storage structures and fabrication methods are provided. The method include: providing first and second conductive sheet portions separated by a permeable separator sheet, and defining, at least in part, outer walls of the energy storage structure, the first and second surface regions of the first and second conductive sheet portions including first and second electrodes facing first and second (opposite) surfaces of the permeable separator sheet; forming an electrolyte receiving chamber, defined, at least in part, by the first and second surface regions, including: bonding the first and second conductive sheet portions, and the permeable separator sheet together with at least one bonding border forming a bordering frame around at least a portion of the first and second electrodes; and providing an electrolyte within the electrolyte receiving chamber, including in contact with the first and second electrodes, with the electrolyte being capable of passing through the permeable separator sheet.

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