Ex parte CESATI - Page 11




          Appeal No. 96-2520                                                          
          Application 07/891,852                                                      



          of Sotome '124, we find that Sotome '124 in Figure 5 and                    
          column 2,                                                                   
          lines 39-50, teaches the limitations as recited in Appellant's              
          claim 5, and thereby we will sustain the Examiner's rejection               
          of claim 5.                                                                 
                    In regard to the rejection of claim 12 under                      
          35 U.S.C. § 102, Appellant argues on page 8 of the brief that               
          Sotome '124 fails to teach that a "single piece diaphragm is a              
          single sheet of said high heat conductivity metal" as recited               
          in claim 12.  Upon our review of Sotome '124, we fail to find               
          that Sotome '124 teaches that the diaphragm is formed from a                
          single sheet of metal.  Therefore, we will not sustain the                  
          Examiner's rejection of claim 12.                                           
                    Claim 9 stands rejected under 35 U.S.C. § 103 as                  
          being unpatentable over Sotome '124 and Sotome '307.  It is                 
          the burden of the Examiner to establish why one having                      
          ordinary skill in  the art would have been led to the claimed               
          invention by the reasonable teachings or suggestions found in               
          the prior art, or by a reasonable inference to the artisan                  



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