Patents by Inventor Joseph F. Sadlow

Joseph F. Sadlow 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).

  • Patent number: 4729614
    Abstract: A cover for a cabinet of the kind having an exposed portion to which access is to be controlled in which the cover has a panel to be attached to the cabinet; the panel has an opening corresponding to the exposed portion; a movable door is arranged to obstruct access to the exposed portion when the door is in a first location, and to permit access to the portion through the opening when the door is in a second location; and a locking mechanism is provided both for locking the panel to the cabinet and for locking the door in the first location. In another aspect, there are a plurality of doors arranged to obstruct access to the exposed portions; the cover has a first state in which a locking mechanism locks only one door in a first location and another state in which the locking mechanism locks at least another door. In another aspect, the doors, when not obstructing access via openings in the panel, lie in parallel planes adjacent to the panel in an area spaced away from the opening.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: September 2, 1986
    Date of Patent: March 8, 1988
    Assignee: Secure Technologies, Inc.
    Inventors: Richard Nadler, Joseph F. Sadlow
  • Patent number: 4288839
    Abstract: By providing a retaining surface, upon which a solid state device is positioned, and a device securing means movable into and out of compression engagement with a portion of the solid state device, for securely mounting and retaining the device in sandwiched interengagement between the securing means and the retaining surface, a unique solid state device mounting assembly is achieved which eliminates fastening means extending through the solid state device for secure mounting thereof. In addition, the assembly incorporates heat dissipating means cooperatingly associated with the retaining surface for absorbing and dissipating heat generated by the solid state device. In the preferred embodiment, an elongated unitary one-piece bracket member is employed for securely mounting a plurality of solid state devices in the single bracket member, with the bracket member being mountable to a heat dissipating surface.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: October 18, 1979
    Date of Patent: September 8, 1981
    Assignee: Gould Inc.
    Inventors: Jay M. Prager, Joseph F. Sadlow, John K. Nitzsche
  • Patent number: 4247882
    Abstract: By providing an input/output housing which incorporates paired slider assemblies for supportingly maintaining a printed circuit board in secure electronic engagement between a central processor and external devices, with said printed circuit board being quickly and easily removable from the electronically engaged position, an input/output system for a programmable controller is achieved which is capable of being quickly and easily expanded as well as capable of rapid field assembly and field disassembly for removal or replacement of any required parts. In addition, the external equipment wiring is made to a terminal block which is mounted between the paired slider assemblies and pivotally engaged therein to provide readily accessible contact points for initial interconnection thereto, while also being pivotally movable and slidingly advanceable into the housing for continuous maintenance therein in a secure, hidden, easily accessible storage zone.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: April 17, 1979
    Date of Patent: January 27, 1981
    Assignee: Gould Inc.
    Inventors: Jay M. Prager, Joseph F. Sadlow, John K. Nitzsche, Thomas A. Nikonchuk, John E. Farrand, Roman Gonzales, Hiroshi Matsumoto
  • Patent number: 4215386
    Abstract: By providing a plurality of input/output housings which are removably connected to a controller interconnecting duct, with each input/output housing accommodating a plurality of input/output modules that are quickly and easily removably connected thereto, an input/output assembly for a programmable controller is achieved capable of rapid field assembly and field dis-assembly for removal or replacement of any necessary parts. In the preferred embodiment, all connectors in the programmable controller assembly are solderless connections, thereby allowing complete removal and replacement of connectors in the field without soldering. Furthermore, the input/output modules are lightweight and easily handled for quick insertion or removal from the plugged-in housing connections.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: March 3, 1978
    Date of Patent: July 29, 1980
    Assignee: Modicon Division, Gould Inc.
    Inventors: Jay M. Prager, Joseph F. Sadlow, John E. Farrand, Thomas A. Boissevain, Roman Y. Gonzales