BRIAN THOMAS MILLER
Pilots at 48 Rd, Leland, IL

License number
Illinois A1292103
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
2308 N 48Th Rd, Leland, IL 60531

Professional information

Brian Miller Photo 1

Pallet, Process And Apparatus For Producing Crystal Resonators

US Patent:
4371078, Feb 1, 1983
Filed:
Aug 14, 1980
Appl. No.:
6/177983
Inventors:
Roger W. Hunt - Greensboro NC
Brian T. Miller - Leland IL
Donald R. Schroeder - Sandwich IL
Assignee:
CTS Corporation - Elkhart IN
International Classification:
B65D 7302
US Classification:
206329
Abstract:
A pallet (10) for receiving a plurality of electrical components used in fabricating crystal resonators (28, 40, 42, 46), has a number of spaced bosses (12) adapted to receive terminals (30, 32) of the components. The terminals (30, 32) extend through a longitudinal groove (20) so that the components can be readily tested at various phases of assembly. The pallet (10) includes a number of spaced teeth (22) whereby the pallet (10), together with the components, can be advanced through a plurality of testing-and-fabricating stations. The pallet (10) is guided in its longitudinal intermittent movement by means of a keyway (26) constructed integrally in a face of the pallet opposite the side having the teeth (22). The pallet (10), together with the components mounted thereon, can be transferred from one fabricating station to the other through a rack (56) which is adapted to receive a number of pallets (10). In this manner the pallets (10) and components are moved through a curing oven, a frequency adjusting station (120), a vacuum bake-off chamber (62), and finally an encapsulating station (150).


Brian Miller Photo 2

Process For Producing Crystal Resonators

US Patent:
4422226, Dec 27, 1983
Filed:
Sep 24, 1982
Appl. No.:
6/422574
Inventors:
Roger W. Hunt - Greensboro NC
Brian T. Miller - Leland IL
Donald R. Schroeder - Sandwich IL
Assignee:
CTS Corporation - Elkhart IN
International Classification:
H01L 4122
US Classification:
29 2535
Abstract:
A pallet (10) for receiving a plurality of electrical components used in fabricating crystal resonators (28, 40, 42, 46), has a number of spaced bosses (12) adapted to receive terminals (30, 32) of the components. The terminals (30, 32) extend through a longitudinal groove (20) so that the components can be readily tested at various phases of assembly. The pallet (10) includes a number of spaced teeth (22) whereby the pallet (10), together with the components, can be advanced through a plurality of testing-and-fabricating stations. The pallet (10) is guided in its longitudinal intermittent movement by means of a keyway (26) constructed integrally in a face of the pallet opposite the side having the teeth (22). The pallet (10), together with the components mounted thereon, can be transferred from one fabricating station to the other through a rack (56) which is adapted to receive a number of pallets (10). In this manner the pallets (10) and components are moved through a curing oven, a frequency adjusting station (120), a vacuum bake-off chamber (62), and finally an encapsulating station (150).