JOHN E ELLIS
Broker in Harrisburg, PA

6468090, Oct 22, 2002

Sep 30, 1999

09/409530

Yakov Belopolsky - Harrisburg PA
John R. Ellis - Harrisburg PA

FCI Americas Technology, Inc. - Reno NV

H01R 1200

439 65, 439 761, 439495, 439638, 439654, 439941

A low inductance power connector for reducing inductance in an electrical conductor is provided. An interface connector connects circuit boards together while reducing inductance and increasing current carrying capacitance. The connector for connecting circuit boards comprises a first contact having a first mating portion and a second mating portion, and a second contact having a first mating portion and a second mating portion, wherein the first and second contacts are interleaved.

6821128, Nov 23, 2004

Jul 25, 2002

10/205055

Yakov Belopolsky - Harrisburg PA
John R. Ellis - Harrisburg PA

FCI Americas Technology, Inc. - Reno NV

H01R 1200

439 65, 439 761, 439495, 439638, 439654, 439941, 439 83, 439630

A low inductance power connector for reducing inductance in an electrical conductor is provided. An interface connector connects circuit boards together while reducing inductance and increasing current carrying capacitance. The connector for connecting circuit boards comprises a first contact having a first mating portion and a second mating portion, and a second contact having a first mating portion and a second mating portion, wherein the first and second contacts are interleaved.

6443745, Sep 3, 2002

Sep 5, 2000

09/582847

John R. Ellis - Harrisburg PA
Timothy A. Lemke - Dillsburg PA

FCI Americas Technology, Inc. - Reno NV

H01R 13648

439101, 439608, 439 83

An electrical connector having an insulating housing, a plurality of first contacts ( ), a plurality of second contacts ( ), wherein the connector exhibits a desired characteristic impedance. The second contacts are angled relative to the first contacts and each has an edge ( ) disposed adjacent to an edge or side of first contacts. An electrical connector as described above where the first contacts are signal contacts, the second contacts are power or ground contacts, and the desired impedance is approximately less than 50 ohms.

4984992, Jan 15, 1991

Nov 1, 1989

7/430701

Robert E. Beamenderfer - Palmyra PA
Raymond R. Buchheister - Fairfield PA
John R. Ellis - Harrisburg PA
Charles A. Miller - York New Salem PA
Stanford C. Moist - Hummelstown PA
William E. Zelko - Dauphin PA

AMP Incorporated - Harrisburg PA

H01R 13648

439108

A cable 3 connector 1 comprising, a housing block 2 and an electrical cable 3 having a signal wire 13 connected to a corresponding signal contact 4, and at least one reference wire 14 connected to a reference conductor 5 extending beside the signal contact 4, a housing 6 coupled to the housing 6 block 2 and receiving the signal contact 4 in one of multiple contact positions 7 in the housing 6, and a reference contact 10 received in the housing 6 and connected to the reference conductor 5.

6227882, May 8, 2001

Mar 20, 1998

9/045660

Jose L. Ortega - Camp Hill PA
John R. Ellis - Harrisburg PA

Berg Technology, Inc. - Reno NV

H01R 466, H01R 13648

439101

An interconnection system having a first connector with a plurality of contacts; and a second connector with a plurality of contacts. The contacts of the first connector engage the contacts on the second connector, creating unbalanced resultant forces an the contacts of the second connector. The unbalanced resultant forces caused by a set of the contacts of the second connector generally offset the unbalanced forces caused by another set of contacts on the second connector. Thus, the contacts balance the forces created during mating, providing a generally balanced interconnection system.

5416268, May 16, 1995

Jul 14, 1993

8/091577

John R. Ellis - Harrisburg PA

The Whitaker Corporation - Wilmington DE

H01B 734

174 36

A transmission cable for transmitting differential logic signals is disclosed having an improved shielding. The cable includes a pair of insulated signal conductors in side by side relation with a layer of electrically conductive material wrapped around the two signal conductors. A non-insulated drain wire is disposed axially along the outside of the wrap of shielding material adjacent one of the signal conductors. The layer of conductive material is continued around the outside of the drain wire thereby forming an additional wrap of the shielding about at least a part of the cable assembly. The drain wire is in electrical engagement with the shielding material.

2001001, Aug 2, 2001

Feb 13, 2001

09/782367

Jose Ortega - Camp Hill PA, US
John Ellis - Harrisburg PA, US

H01R012/00

439/079000

An electrical connector, comprising: a housing; a plurality of signal contacts extending from said housing; and a plurality of ground contacts. Each ground contact has: an L-shaped section located within the housing that shields at least one signal contact from the other signal contacts; and a mating section extending from said housing. The header could have a differential pair arrangement of pairs of columns of signal contacts extending from the housing; and columns of ground contacts flanking the pairs of columns of signal contacts. Two columns of ground contacts preferably flank each side of two columns of signal contacts.