Patents by Inventor Frank T. Keyser
Frank T. Keyser has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 9748703Abstract: An improved termination assembly for a multi-wire cable is disclosed. The assembly includes a carrier member that includes wire nest portions spaced along a base portion. The wire nest portions are hollow enclosures that contact the exterior grounding shields of the cable wires so as to electrically interconnect all of the cable wires together through a common ground.Type: GrantFiled: October 6, 2016Date of Patent: August 29, 2017Assignee: Molex, LLCInventors: Frank T. Keyser, Reggie Crane
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Publication number: 20170025797Abstract: An improved termination assembly for a multi-wire cable is disclosed. The assembly includes a carrier member that includes wire nest portions spaced along a base portion. The wire nest portions are hollow enclosures that contact the exterior grounding shields of the cable wires so as to electrically interconnect all of the cable wires together through a common ground.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 6, 2016Publication date: January 26, 2017Applicant: Molex, LLCInventors: Frank T. Keyser, Reggie Crane
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Patent number: 9490588Abstract: An improved termination assembly for a multi-wire cable is disclosed. The assembly includes a carrier member that includes wire nest portions spaced along a base portion. The wire nest portions are hollow enclosures that contact the exterior grounding shields of the cable wires so as to electrically interconnect all of the cable wires together through a common ground.Type: GrantFiled: July 3, 2012Date of Patent: November 8, 2016Assignee: Molex, LLCInventors: Frank T. Keyser, Reggie Crane
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Publication number: 20140273551Abstract: A cable module that utilizes a plurality of multi-wire cables to provide connections between two sets of connectors is disclosed. The module has a first set of connectors intended to mate with mating connectors disposed on a mother board and a second set of connectors intended to mate with a plurality of opposing connectors disposed on a plurality of daughter boards. The mother board generally lies in the same plane as the base of the module, while the daughter boards are oriented generally transverse to the module base. The two sets of connectors are capable of limited movement in the horizontal and vertical directions to give the module assembly blind mate functionality. The second set of connectors is restricted from movement in the depth direction, while the first set of connectors is capable of such movement.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 14, 2013Publication date: September 18, 2014Applicant: Molex IncorporatedInventors: Javier Resendez, Frank T. Keyser, John Laurx
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Publication number: 20140220822Abstract: An improved termination assembly for a multi-wire cable is disclosed. The assembly includes a carrier member that includes wire nest portions spaced along a base portion. The wire nest portions are hollow enclosures that contact the exterior grounding shields of the cable wires so as to electrically interconnect all of the cable wires together through a common ground.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 3, 2012Publication date: August 7, 2014Applicant: Molex IncorporatedInventors: Frank T. Keyser, Reggie Crane
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Patent number: 6913493Abstract: An electrical connector assembly includes a support structure, with a molded plastic connector housing overmolded about an interface area between the support structure and the connector housing. A compliant layer is deposited between the support structure and the overmolded connector housing over the interface area to fill and seal the interface area when the molded plastic housing cures.Type: GrantFiled: November 5, 2003Date of Patent: July 5, 2005Assignee: Molex IncorporatedInventors: Paul Christopher Berg, Frank T. Keyser, Jonathan D. Lohman
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Patent number: 6793533Abstract: An electrical connector assembly includes a dielectric housing having a mating end, a terminating end and a plurality of terminal-receiving passages extending in a direction between the ends. A termination subassembly is fixed to the terminating end of the housing. The termination subassembly includes a circuit board and a plurality of terminal pins extending through the circuit board and into the terminal-receiving passages in the housing. A plastic pin holder is overmolded about portions of the terminal pins at the terminating end of the housing and about at least a portion of the circuit board.Type: GrantFiled: August 8, 2001Date of Patent: September 21, 2004Assignee: Molex IncorporatedInventors: Paul C. Berg, Frank T. Keyser
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Patent number: 6685484Abstract: An electrical connector is provided for a flat circuit which has at least one pin-receiving hole therein and a conductor on a side thereof about the hole. A dielectric circuit support member supports the flat circuit and has a pin-receiving hole in registry with the hole in the flat circuit. A conductive terminal includes a pin portion insertable through the hole in the flat circuit and into the hole in the support member. A wing portion projects laterally of the terminal for engaging the conductor on the flat circuit. The hole in the support member is sized relative to the pin portion of the terminal to establish an interference fit therebetween and to maintain the wing portion in compressive engagement with the conductor of the flat circuit.Type: GrantFiled: November 1, 2001Date of Patent: February 3, 2004Assignee: Molex IncorporatedInventor: Frank T. Keyser
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Patent number: 6592402Abstract: An interface system is provided for adhering a pair of electrical connector components together. A first connector component has a first interface surface with a first set of elongated, mutually spaced adhesive flow fins. A second connector component has a second interface surface with a second set of elongated adhesive flow fins for disposition between the first set of adhesive flow fins. The flow fins of at least one of the first or second sets thereof are tapered from enlarged ends of the fins to reduced ends thereof for forcing liquid adhesive material between the interface surfaces longitudinally of the fins from the enlarged ends thereof toward the reduced ends thereof automatically when the interface surfaces are brought together.Type: GrantFiled: July 12, 2001Date of Patent: July 15, 2003Assignee: Molex IncorporatedInventors: Scott P. Marceau, Brenda R. Courim, Frank T. Keyser
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Patent number: 6579105Abstract: An electrical connector assembly includes a housing assembly having a bottom support structure with a top inside face and a top support structure with a bottom inside face. A first flat circuit is mounted to the top inside face of the bottom support structure and has a hole therethrough. A second flat circuit is mounted to the bottom inside face of the top support structure. At least one conductive terminal extends into the bottom support structure and includes a laterally projecting wing portion for engaging an appropriate conductor on the first flat circuit. A head portion of the terminal engages an appropriate conductor on the second flat circuit. A spring portion of the terminal extends between the wing portion and the head portion to bias the wing portion and head portion in opposite directions into engagement with the respective conductors of the first and second flat circuits.Type: GrantFiled: November 1, 2001Date of Patent: June 17, 2003Assignee: Molex IncorporatedInventor: Frank T. Keyser
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Publication number: 20030082932Abstract: An electrical connector assembly includes a housing assembly having a bottom support structure with a top inside face and a top support structure with a bottom inside face. A first flat circuit is mounted to the top inside face of the bottom support structure and has a hole therethrough. A second flat circuit is mounted to the bottom inside face of the top support structure. At least one conductive terminal extends into the bottom support structure and includes a laterally projecting wing portion for engaging an appropriate conductor on the first flat circuit. A head portion of the terminal engages an appropriate conductor on the second flat circuit. A spring portion of the terminal extends between the wing portion and the head portion to bias the wing portion and head portion in opposite directions into engagement with the respective conductors of the first and second flat circuits.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 1, 2001Publication date: May 1, 2003Inventor: Frank T. Keyser
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Publication number: 20030082931Abstract: An electrical connector is provided for a flat circuit which has at least one pin-receiving hole therein and a conductor on a side thereof about the hole. A dielectric circuit support member supports the flat circuit and has a pin-receiving hole in registry with the hole in the flat circuit. A conductive terminal includes a pin portion insertable through the hole in the flat circuit and into the hole in the support member. A wing portion projects laterally of the terminal for engaging the conductor on the flat circuit. The hole in the support member is sized relative to the pin portion of the terminal to establish an interference fit therebetween and to maintain the wing portion in compressive engagement with the conductor of the flat circuit.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 1, 2001Publication date: May 1, 2003Inventor: Frank T. Keyser
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Publication number: 20030032331Abstract: An electrical connector assembly includes a dielectric housing having a mating end, a terminating end and a plurality of terminal-receiving passages extending in a direction between the ends. A termination subassembly is fixed to the terminating end of the housing. The termination subassembly includes a circuit board and a plurality of terminal pins extending through the circuit board and into the terminal-receiving passages in the housing. A plastic pin holder is overmolded about portions of the terminal pins at the terminating end of the housing and about at least a portion of the circuit board.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 8, 2001Publication date: February 13, 2003Inventors: Paul C. Berg, Frank T. Keyser
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Publication number: 20030013342Abstract: An interface system is provided for adhering a pair of electrical connector components together. A first connector component has a first interface surface with a first set of elongated, mutually spaced adhesive flow fins. A second connector component has a second interface surface with a second set of elongated adhesive flow fins for disposition between the first set of adhesive flow fins. The flow fins of at least one of the first or second sets thereof are tapered from enlarged ends of the fins to reduced ends thereof for forcing liquid adhesive material between the interface surfaces longitudinally of the fins from the enlarged ends thereof toward the reduced ends thereof automatically when the interface surfaces are brought together.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 12, 2001Publication date: January 16, 2003Inventors: Scott P. Marceau, Brenda R. Courim, Frank T. Keyser
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Patent number: 5076992Abstract: An in-mold labeling method and apparatus for a blow molding machine having a primary circular multiple mold path. A continuous drive closed circuit is provided by a guide track and forms a secondary path in which a carriage or trolley carrying an air actuated device for picking and holding a label for transport to a matched segmental transfer station at which the mold parts and the carriage move in unison at zero relative velocity during which the label is automatically deposited in a mold for application to the plastic part being formed by the mold. Thereafter, the carriage or trolley is conditioned to pick up another label. The continuous driving of both the blow molding machine and the in-mold label dispenser is synchronized for unison uninterrupted operation.Type: GrantFiled: November 28, 1990Date of Patent: December 31, 1991Assignee: Liquid Container CorporationInventor: Frank T. Keyser
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Patent number: 5028229Abstract: An in-mold labeling method and apparatus for a blow molding machine having a primary circular multiple mold path. A continuous drive closed circuit is provided by a guide track means and forms a secondary path in which a carriage or trolley carrying an air actuated means for picking and holding a label for transport to a matched segmental transfer station at which the mold parts and the carriage move in unison at zero relative velocity during which the label is automatically deposited in a mold for application to the plastic part being formed by the mold. Thereafter, the carriage or trolley is conditioned to pick up another label. The continuous driving of both the blow molding machine and the in-mold label dispenser is synchronized for unison uninterrupted operation.Type: GrantFiled: September 26, 1990Date of Patent: July 2, 1991Assignee: Liquid Container CorporationInventor: Frank T. Keyser
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Patent number: 4973241Abstract: An in-mold labeling apparatus for a blow molding machine having a primary circular multiple mold path. A continuous drive closed circuit is provided by a guide track means and forms a secondary path in which a carriage or trolley carrying an air actuated means for picking and holding a label for transport to a matched segmental transfer station at which the mold parts and the carriage move in unison at zero relative velocity during which the label is automatically deposited in a mold for application to the plastic part being formed by the mold. Thereafter, the carriage or trolley is conditioned to pick up another label. The continuous driving of both the blow molding machine and the in-mold label dispenser is synchronized for unison uninterrupted operation.Type: GrantFiled: November 8, 1989Date of Patent: November 27, 1990Assignee: Liquid Container CorporationInventor: Frank T. Keyser
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Patent number: 4919879Abstract: An in-mold labeling method and apparatus for a blow molding machine having a primary circular multiple mold path. A continuous drive closed circuit is provided by a guide track means and forms a secondary path in which a carriage or trolley carrying an air actuated means for picking and holding a label for transport to a matched segmental transfer station at which the mold parts and the carriage move in unison at zero relative velocity during which the label is automatically deposited in a mold for application to the plastic part being formed by the mold. Thereafter, the carriage or trolley is conditioned to pick up another label. The continuous driving of both the blow molding machine and the in-mold label dispenser is synchronized for unison uninterrupted operation.Type: GrantFiled: February 21, 1989Date of Patent: April 24, 1990Assignee: Liquid Container CorporationInventor: Frank T. Keyser
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Patent number: 4834641Abstract: An in-mold labeling apparatus is disclosed for a blow molding machine having a primary circular multiple mold path. A continuous drive closed circuit is provided by a guide track means and forms a secondary path in which a carriage or trolley carrying an air actuated means for picking and holding a label for transport to a matched segmental transfer station at which the mold parts and the carriage move in unison at zero relative velocity during which the label is automatically deposited in a mold for application to the plastic part being formed by the mold. Thereafter, the carriage or trolley is conditioned to pick up another label. The continuous driving of both the blow molding machine and the in-mold label dispenser is synchronized for unison uninterrupted operation.Type: GrantFiled: December 23, 1987Date of Patent: May 30, 1989Assignee: Liquid Container CorporationInventor: Frank T. Keyser