HERMAN RUDY PERSON
Pilots at 30 St, Columbus, NE

6366192, Apr 2, 2002

Apr 12, 2001

09/834123

Herman R. Person - Columbus NE
Thomas L. Veik - Columbus NE
Jeffrey T. Adelman - Columbus NE

Vishay Dale Electronics, Inc. - Columbus NE

H01F 500

336200, 336223, 336232

A thick film low value high frequency inductor made by the process of subjecting a conductor layer to a plurality of linear cuts by a pulsing laser cutter imposed simultaneously on the entire length of the linear cut being made to create a cross sectional cut of substantial rectangular configuration. The conductor body is a layer of dried silver thick film ink. The method of making a thick film low value high frequency inductor involves the steps of taking a conductor layer comprised of a dried layer of photo sensitive silver ink, masking the ink with the negative of the desired configuration of the ink, exposing the ink to UV radiation, developing the ink, and firing the layer to adhere the silver to the layer.

6294756, Sep 25, 2001

Oct 27, 1999

9/428186

Herman R. Person - Columbus NE
Thomas L. Veik - Columbus NE
Jeffrey T. Adelman - Columbus NE

Vishay Dale Electronics, Inc. - Columbus NE

B23K 2638, H01F 500

21912172

A thick film low value high frequency inductor made by the process of subjecting a conductor layer to a plurality of linear cuts by a pulsing laser cutter imposed simultaneously on the entire length of the linear cut being made to create a cross sectional cut of substantial rectangular configuration. The conductor body is a layer of dried silver thick film ink. The method of making a thick film low value high frequency inductor involves the steps of taking a conductor layer comprised of a dried layer of photo sensitive silver ink, masking the ink with the negative of the desired configuration of the ink, exposing the ink to UV radiation, developing the ink, and firing the layer to adhere the silver to the layer.

4157543, Jun 5, 1979

Sep 12, 1977

5/832398

Herman R. Person - Columbus NE

Dale Electronics, Inc. - Columbus NE

H01J 1748

340758

The indicia display device of the present invention comprises a sealed compartment having a dielectric substrate therein. A plurality of first conductor runs are imposed on the substrate which is subsequently coated with a first layer of dielectric material having a plurality of apertures therethrough. The apertures provide vias for a plurality of second conductors to electrically connect the first conductors to a pre-determined pattern of indicia cathode segments superimposed on the first layer of dielectric material. The apertures are remotely positioned from the cathode segments and may be located either within or without the pattern of cathode segments. A second layer of delectric material is imposed on the first layer covering the apertures and second conductors with the edges of this layer abutting the edges of the cathode segments. A thin transparent anode is located on the inner surface of the window of the sealed compartment. An ionizable gas is within the compartment and produces a cathode glow adjacent cathode segments whenever an electrical potential of predetermined magnitude is imposed between the cathodes and anodes.

5880662, Mar 9, 1999

Aug 21, 1997

8/915875

Herman R. Person - Columbus NE
Jeffrey T. Adelman - Columbus NE
Thomas L. Veik - Columbus NE

Dale Electronics, Inc. - Columbus NE

H01F 500, H01F 2729

336200

A high self resonant frequency inductor and method for making the same is described. The inductor comprises a plurality of horizontal conductor coils vertically spaced apart, including a top conductor coil and a bottom conductor coil, the top and bottom conductor coils each having a conductive termination. Dielectric material extends between and separates the conductive coils and the top and bottom terminations. The dielectric material has a plurality of via holes therein to provide communication between adjacent pairs of the conductive coils, the top conductive coil and top termination, and the bottom conductive coil and bottom termination. A plurality of conductive via connections extend through the via holes to connect the plurality of conductor coils, the top termination, and the bottom termination in series with one another.

4641114, Feb 3, 1987

Jul 31, 1985

6/761598

Herman R. Person - Columbus NE

Dale Electrons, Inc. - Columbus NE

H01P 900

333161

The thick film delay line of the present invention comprises a substrate having a plurality of conductive pads mounted along the edge thereof. A plurality of delay circuit assemblies are stacked on the upper surface of the substrate. Each delay circuit comprises a solid sheet of conductive material, a first layer of dielectric material superimposed over the solid conductor sheet, a spiral coil conductor having its opposite ends connected to two separate contact pads, and a second sheet of dielectric material covering the spiral conductor. The spiral conductors within each of the delay circuit assemblies are connected to one another in series.

5302932, Apr 12, 1994

May 12, 1992

7/881856

Herman R. Person - Columbus NE
Scott D. Zwick - Columbus NE
Thomas L. Veik - Columbus NE
Joseph F. Hesse - Columbus NE

Dale Electronics, Inc. - Columbus NE

H01F 500

336200

A monolythic multilayer chip inductor includes a plurality of subassemblies stacked one above another. Each of the subassemblies includes a ferrite layer having a coil conductor printed on its upper surface. All of the ferrite layers except for the bottom layer and a ferrite top cap include via holes therein for permitting interconnection of the electrical interconnection of the conductor coils from one layer to the other. One end of the top coil conductor is exposed adjacent the edge of the chip, and one end of the bottom coil conductor is exposed adjacent another edge of the chip so that the conductors can be connected to terminals for introducing electrical current which will pass through all of the interconnected coils.

5970604, Oct 26, 1999

Jun 24, 1997

8/881480

Herman R. Person - Columbus NE
Kyle Clark - Milford CT
Scott D. Zwick - Columbus NE
Jeffrey T. Adelman - Columbus NE
Thomas L. Veik - Columbus NE

Dale Electronics, Inc. - Columbus NE

H01F 302

29609

A monolithic thick film inductor is made by printing alternating conductive layers and dielectric layers above one another, using the same dielectric printing screen and the same conductor printing screen for printing each of the dielectric layers and the conductive layers respectively. Each of the coil printing screen and the dielectric screen are indexed to n different positions in order to print each of the n layers. The resulting inductor includes a plurality of helical coil segments stacked above one another and electrically connected to one another to create the desired number of coil turns.

5986533, Nov 16, 1999

Jun 18, 1996

8/665788

Herman R. Person - Columbus NE
Kyle Clark - Milford CT
Scott D. Zwick - Columbus NE
Jeffrey T. Adelman - Columbus NE
Thomas L. Veik - Columbus NE

Dale Electronics, Inc. - Columbus NE

H01F 2730

336200

A monolithic thick film inductor is made by printing alternating conductive layers and dielectric layers above one another, using the same dielectric printing screen and the same conductor printing screen for printing each of the dielectric layers and the conductive layers respectively. Each of the coil printing screen and the dielectric screen are indexed to n different positions in order to print each of the n layers. The resulting inductor includes a plurality of helical coil segments stacked above one another and electrically connected to one another to create the desired number of coil turns.

4692655, Sep 8, 1987

Nov 14, 1985

6/797921

Herman R. Person - Columbus NE
Dennis L. Raesner - Columbus NE
Gayle L. Meints - Columbus NE

Dale Electronics, Inc. - Columbus NE

H01J 1749, H01J 724

313 15

A gas discharge display device comprises upper and lower substrates having anodes and cathodes thereon. An envelope is formed between the upper and lower substrates and includes an ionizable gas therein. A resistance heater element is placed on the lower substrate adjacent the cathode, and at layer of dielectric material is printed over both the cathode and the heater. The heater includes a pair of trimming elements which extend parallel to one another and which may be connected at any one of a plurality of points along their lengths to achieve the desired trimmed resistance value for the heater element.

5287083, Feb 15, 1994

Mar 30, 1992

7/860403

Herman R. Person - Columbus NE
Felix Zandman - Philadelphia PA

Dale Electronics, Inc. - Columbus NE

H01C 1148, H01C 312

338332

A bulk metal chip resistor includes an elongated resistor element having terminals at its opposite ends. The terminals are formed by coating the opposite ends of the resistor element with a conductive material. Insulative material may be molded around the center portion of the resistor to provide structural support, and the ends of the resistor can be bent downwardly so as to cause the central portion to be raised when the resistor is mounted on a circuit board. A modified form of the invention includes wrapping the resistance element around the ends of a rectangular substrate so that the substrate provides structural support. Another modified form includes placing four terminals at the four corners of the resistor element.