JOHN HALL
Restorative Service Providers at Lopax Rd, Harrisburg, PA

2003004, Mar 13, 2003

Sep 16, 2002

10/244267

James Raudenbush - Halifax PA, US
John Hall - Harrisburg PA, US

H01R003/00

439/489000

An electrical connector assembly is provided having a connector position assurance device (CPA) and a plug and header. The plug and header have mating interfaces that interconnect to form an electrical connection therebetween. A deflectable latch assembly is mounted on an exterior surface of one of the plug and header. The latch assembly includes at least one latch beam that is deflectable from side-to-side relative to the plug and header along an axis transverse to the direction of engagement between the plug and header. A CPA is provided having a beam blocking portion that blocks lateral movement of the latch assembly. The CPA is movable between first and second positions relative to the latch beam. The beam blocking portion is spaced laterally remote from the latch beam when the CPA is in its first pre-staged position, thereby permitting lateral deflection of the beam along an arcuate path transverse to the direction of engagement between the plug and housing. The beam blocking portion is moved to a position immediately adjacent the latch beam when the CPA is moved to a locking position to prevent lateral deflection of the latch beam along the arcuate path.

6361348, Mar 26, 2002

Jan 15, 2001

09/761016

John Wesley Hall - Harrisburg PA
James Michael Raudenbush - Halifax PA
George Wilson Michael, III - Harrisburg PA
John Mark Myer - Millersville PA

Tyco Electronics Corporation - Middletown PA

H01R 13627

439352, 439578

A right angle coaxial connector assembly includes a shell subassembly and a collar subassembly in addition to a center pin contact and a dielectric sleeve The collar subassembly is spring loaded relative to the shell subassembly The collar assembly is formed by two mating hermaphroditic housings The shell subassembly includes a diecast rear shell and a screw machined front shell that includes flexible snap lock fingers that are held in locking engagement with a mating connector by the collar subassembly.

6824403, Nov 30, 2004

Dec 18, 2001

10/024859

John W. Hall - Harrisburg PA
James M. Raudenbush - Halifax PA
Douglas J. Hardy - Middletown PA

Tyco Electronics Corporation - Middletown PA

H11R 13648

439108, 439101, 439578, 439947, 439 63

Right angle apparatus, methods and articles of manufacture for connecting electrical components are disclosed. The preferred embodiments comprise a printed circuit board body element, grounding and keying elements, used to connect printed circuit boards with cables and the like. The preferred embodiments provide a grounded connection to a vehicle chassis or other ground.

8210884, Jul 3, 2012

Dec 22, 2010

12/976707

Ned Corman - Harrisburg PA, US
Uwe Blümmel - Hockenheim, DE
Helge Schmidt - Speyer, DE
Charles D. Copper - Hummelstown PA, US
Raymond Dennis Boyer - Mechanicsburg PA, US
David B. Weaver - Landisburg PA, US
John Wesley Hall - Harrisburg PA, US
John M. Myer - Millersville PA, US

Tyco Electronics Corporation - Berwyn PA
Tyco Electronics AMP GmbH - Bensheim

H01R 4/10

439877

An electrical terminal is provided for terminating a wire. The electrical terminal includes an electrical contact and a crimp barrel extending from the electrical contact. The crimp barrel is configured to be crimped around an end of the wire. The crimp barrel includes a base and opposing side walls that extend from the base. The base and the side walls define an opening of the crimp barrel that is configured to receive the end of the wire therein. The side walls extend outwardly from the base to ends. The side walls include base segments that extend from the base and end segments that extend from the base segments and include the ends. A sealing wing extends from the end of at least one of the side walls. The side walls are configured to be folded over when crimped over the end of the wire such that a gap is defined between the end segment and the base segment of at least one of the side walls. The sealing wing is configured to extend within the gap between the end segment and the base segment of the corresponding side wall when the side walls are crimped over the end of the wire.

7980894, Jul 19, 2011

Aug 23, 2010

12/861561

John Wesley Hall - Harrisburg PA, US
Douglas John Hardy - Middletown PA, US
John Mark Myer - Millersville PA, US
Sean Patrick McCarthy - Palmyra PA, US
Hurley Chester Moll - Hershey PA, US
Michael Fredrick Laub - Enola PA, US

Tyco Electronics Corporation - Berwyn PA

H01R 9/05

439585

A coaxial cable connector is provided. The connector includes a housing and a subassembly. The subassembly includes a cable receptor including a receptor portion configured to receive a cable, and an outer contact formed integrally with and extending axially from the receptor portion. The outer contact configured to electrically couple to an outer conductor of the cable. A dielectric is positioned within the outer contact of the cable receptor. A center contact assembly is positioned within the dielectric and configured to electrically couple to an inner conductor of the cable. A cable retainer is configured to couple to the receptor portion of the cable receptor. The cable retainer has at least one cable retention contact configured to retain the cable.

7494374, Feb 24, 2009

Feb 1, 2007

11/670003

John Wesley Hall - Harrisburg PA, US
James Michael Raudenbush - Halifax PA, US
Douglas John Hardy - Middletown PA, US

Tyco Electronics Corporation - Middletown PA

H01R 13/73

439564, 439 97, 439954

A housing is provided for use in an electrical connector. The housing includes an electrically conductive body having a mating end and a conductor exiting end, the mating end configured for coupling a mating connector. An electrically conductive flange is disposed between the mating end and the conductor exiting end in electrical communication with the body. The flange extends through an opening formed in an electrically conductive member and is detachably securable to the electrically conductive member for maintaining electrical communication between the member and the body.

7530859, May 12, 2009

Oct 19, 2007

11/875426

Hurley Chester Moll - Hershey PA, US
John Wesley Hall - Harrisburg PA, US
John Mark Myer - Millersville PA, US
Barry Gene Burkepile - Kernersville NC, US
Leo Joseph Graham - Hershey PA, US

Tyco Electronics Corporation - Middletown PA

H01R 13/11

439852

An electrical contact includes a mating portion and a crimp portion connected by a transition region. The mating portion is configured to receive a mating external contact pin. The mating portion has a top wall and a bottom wall joined by opposing side walls. The top, bottom and side walls form a contact box open at one end. The contact box includes a contact beam that extends through the contact box, a front flap portion and a front aperture for insertion of the mating contact, and a back aperture adjacent to the transition region. The front flap portion protrudes partially into the front aperture forward of the contact beam to prevent a free end of the contact beam from receiving a direct impingement force when mating the electrical contact with the second electrical contact.

2010002, Feb 4, 2010

Aug 4, 2008

12/185493

John Mark MYER - Millersville PA, US
John Wesley HALL - Harrisburg PA, US
Hurley Chester MOLL - Hershey PA, US

Tyco Electronics Corporation - Berwyn PA

H01R 13/11

439852

A socket contact having a mating portion, a crimp portion, and a transition region connecting the mating portion with the crimp portion. The mating portion includes a top wall and a bottom wall joined by two opposing sidewalls, wherein the top, bottom and two opposing sidewalls forming a contact box open at, at least one end and configured to accept a pin contact. The contact box includes a first contact beam and a second contact beam. Each of the first contact beam and second contact beam includes a free end and a fixed end. The free end has a plurality of contact fingers. Each of the first contact beam and the second contact beam has a plurality of contact points.