Abstract: An assembly and/or method to facilitate wireless communicates between an implantable medical device and a programmer.

Abstract: An overrunning clutch (ORC) differential is provided that includes a locking mechanism that is configured to lock rotation of a clutch cam housing to a roller cage to retain a centering of each roller in an associated cam roller feature to prevent torque from being communicated between the clutch cam housing and first and second hubs when the locking mechanism is activated.

Abstract: A roller cage assembly for an overrunning clutch is provided. The roller cage assembly includes a roller cage, a plurality of rollers and a plurality of roller spring assemblies. The roller cage includes a plurality of spaced support members axially extending between disk shaped first and second end portions. The plurality of rollers are positioned within the roller cage. The plurality of roller spring assemblies engage the roller cage. The plurality of spring roller assemblies are configured to provide a bias force on each roller away from the roller cage. Each roller cage assembly extends between the first and second end portions of the roller cage. Each roller spring assembly further includes at least one pair of attachment members configured to engage a support member of the roller cage.

Abstract: A differential having an overrunning clutch provided. The differential includes an inertial compensation assembly that is configured to counteract movement of a roller cage relative to a clutch cam housing to prevent unintended roller cage and clutch cam housing engagements. Unintended roller cage and clutch cam housing engagements may occur when the differential is subject to rotational accelerations caused, for example by, vehicle acceleration/deceleration, sudden braking, sudden changes in traction, road irregularities, bumps, jumps, u-joint phasing, etc.

Abstract: A roller cage assembly for an overrunning clutch is provided. The roller cage assembly includes a roller cage, a plurality of rollers and a plurality of roller spring assemblies. The roller cage includes a plurality of spaced support members axially extending between disk shaped first and second end portions. The plurality of rollers are positioned within the roller cage. The plurality of roller spring assemblies engage the roller cage. The plurality of spring roller assemblies are configured to provide a bias force on each roller away from the roller cage. Each roller cage assembly extends between the first and second end portions of the roller cage. Each roller spring assembly further includes at least one pair of attachment members configured to engage a support member of the roller cage.

Abstract: An overrunning clutch (ORC) differential is provided that includes a locking mechanism that is configured to lock rotation of a clutch cam housing to a roller cage to retain a centering of each roller in an associated cam roller feature to prevent torque from being communicated between the clutch cam housing and first and second hubs when the locking mechanism is activated.

Abstract: A differential having an overrunning clutch provided. The differential includes an inertial compensation assembly that is configured to counteract movement of a roller cage relative to a clutch cam housing to prevent unintended roller cage and clutch cam housing engagements. Unintended roller cage and clutch cam housing engagements may occur when the differential is subject to rotational accelerations caused, for example by, vehicle acceleration/deceleration, sudden braking, sudden changes in traction, road irregularities, bumps, jumps, u-joint phasing, etc.

Abstract: A differential with an overrunning clutch (ORC) assembly is provided. The differential includes a first plain bearing end cap with an interior surface that forms a plain bearing interface with an outer surface of a first side hub. The first plain bearing end cap further has a first outer surface portion that engages a first end portion of a roller cage assembly. A second plain bearing end cap with an interior surface that forms a plain bearing interface with an outer surface of the second side hub is also included. The second plain bearing end cap further has a first outer surface portion that engages a second end portion of the roller cage assembly. The (ORC) assembly selectively engages the roller cage assembly during an ORC condition to selectively couple torque between a ring gear and the first and second side hubs.

Abstract: A differential with an overrunning clutch (ORC) assembly is provided. The differential includes a first plain bearing end cap with an interior surface that forms a plain bearing interface with an outer surface of a first side hub. The first plain bearing end cap further has a first outer surface portion that engages a first end portion of a roller cage assembly. A second plain bearing end cap with an interior surface that forms a plain bearing interface with an outer surface of the second side hub is also included. The second plain bearing end cap further has a first outer surface portion that engages a second end portion of the roller cage assembly. The (ORC) assembly selectively engages the roller cage assembly during an ORC condition to selectively couple torque between a ring gear and the first and second side hubs.

Abstract: A whisk assembly, including: a handle having a first end, a second end, a first portion, a second portion, and a third portion, the first portion hingedly secured to the second portion by a first hinge and the second portion hingedly secured to the third portion by a second hinge; and, a plurality of wire loops emanating proximate the first end of the handle, at least one wire loop emanating from the first portion, at least one wire loop emanating from the second portion, and at least one wire loop emanating from the third portion. In a closed position, the first, second, and third portions are operatively arranged to form a closed handle; and, in an open position, the first, second, and third portions are operatively arranged to form an open handle.

Abstract: A stackable rack assembly, having a first rack having a first bracket, the first bracket having a first arcuate member having a first end and a second end, and further having a first extension stub cantilevered from the first arcuate member proximate the second end; a second arcuate member having a first end and a second end, and further having a second extension stub cantilevered from the second arcuate member proximate the second end; and, a transverse member connecting the first and second arcuate members together at their respective first ends, wherein the first and second arcuate members are arranged at an acute angle to the transverse member; a second bracket identical to and arranged opposite from the first bracket of the first rack; and, a shelf secured between the first and second brackets; a second rack identical to the first rack, and arranged to lockingly engage the first rack.

Abstract: A colander-bowl assembly, having a bowl, the bowl having a rim and a first handle member extending outwardly from the rim, and, a colander pivotally secured to the bowl, the colander having a rim and also having a second handle member extending outwardly from the colander rim wherein said colander rotates exterior to said bowl.