Patents by Inventor Philip G. Atiyeh

Philip G. Atiyeh 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: 5313125
    Abstract: A stepper motor of the permanent-magnet sheet-metal type is constructed of a number of modules, simplifying assembly. The modular parts include a stator having integrally-molded winding bobbins and pole pieces. A rotor mounted in the stator includes a barrier member which separates a plastic, threaded hub molded interiorly from a permanent magnet molded exteriorly. A shaft having a first threaded end rotatably engaged with the interior of the rotor hub has a rectangular central portion extending through a rectangular opening of the stator to convert rotary motion of the rotor to linear motion of the shaft. An opposite end of the shaft includes a molded head and a tubular shield extending from the head. This shield and a tubular portion of the stator molding define a labyrinthal passage which inhibits the passage of contaminants into the rotor. A housing of the motor and a rotatably attached flange include engagable portions to lock the flange at a desired angular position.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: September 10, 1992
    Date of Patent: May 17, 1994
    Assignee: North American Philips Corporation
    Inventors: Edward T. Bosman, Karla C. Pratt, Philip G. Atiyeh, John F. Rutledge
  • Patent number: 5298822
    Abstract: A stepper motor of the permanent-magnet sheet-metal type is constructed of a number of modules, simplifying assembly. The modular parts include a stator having integrally-molded winding bobbins and pole pieces. A rotor mounted in the stator includes a barrier member which separates a plastic, threaded hub molded interiorly from a permanent magnet molded exteriorly. A shaft having a first threaded end rotatably engaged with the interior of the rotor hub has a rectangular central portion extending through a rectangular opening of the stator to convert rotary motion of the rotor to linear motion of the shaft. An opposite end of the shaft includes a molded head and a tubular shield extending from the head. This shield and a tubular portion of the stator molding define a labyrinthal passage which inhibits the passage of contaminants into the rotor. A housing of the motor and a rotatably attached flange include engagable portions to lock the flange at a desired angular position.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: September 10, 1992
    Date of Patent: March 29, 1994
    Assignee: North American Philips Corporation
    Inventors: Edward T. Bosman, Karla C. Pratt, Philip G. Atiyeh, John F. Rutledge
  • Patent number: 5254892
    Abstract: A stepper motor of the permanent-magnet sheet-metal type is constructed of a number of modules, simplifying assembly. The modular parts include a stator having integrally-molded winding bobbins and pole pieces. A rotor mounted in the stator includes a barrier member which separates a plastic, threaded hub molded interiorly from a permanent magnet molded exteriorly. A shaft having a first threaded end rotatably engaged with the interior of the rotor hub has a rectangular central portion extending through a rectangular opening of the stator to convert rotary motion of the rotor to linear motion of the shaft. An opposite end of the shaft includes a molded head and a tubular shield extending from the head. This shield and a tubular portion of the stator molding define a labyrinthal passage which inhibits the passage of contaminants into the rotor. A housing of the motor and a rotatably attached flange include engagable portions to lock the flange at a desired angular position.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: September 10, 1992
    Date of Patent: October 19, 1993
    Assignee: North American Philips Corporation
    Inventors: Edward T. Bosman, Karla C. Pratt, Philip G. Atiyeh, John F. Rutledge
  • Patent number: 5220224
    Abstract: A stepper motor of the permanent-magnet sheet-metal type is constructed of a number of modules, simplifying assembly. The modular parts include a stator having integrally-molded winding bobbins and pole pieces. A rotor mounted in the stator includes a barrier member which separates a plastic, threaded hub molded interiorly from a permanent magnet molded exteriorly. A shaft having a first threaded end rotatably engaged with the interior of the rotor hub has a rectangular central portion extending through a rectangular opening of the stator to convert rotary motion of the rotor to linear motion of the shaft. An opposite end of the shaft includes a molded head and a tubular shield extending from the head. This shield and a tubular portion of the stator molding define a labyrinthal passage which inhibits the passage of contaminants into the rotor. A housing of the motor and a rotatably attached flange include engagable portions to lock the flange at a desired angular position.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: September 10, 1992
    Date of Patent: June 15, 1993
    Assignee: North American Philips Corporation
    Inventors: Edward T. Bosman, Karla C. Pratt, Philip G. Atiyeh, John F. Rutledge