Juan F Gonzalez
Deep Sedation and General Anesthesia at Donner Path, Round Rock, TX
License number
Colorado 2786103
Issued Date
Sep 5, 2014
Renew Date
Sep 5, 2014
Expiration Date
Sep 5, 2019
Type
Deep Sedation-General Anesthesia
Address
Address
2500 Donner Path, Round Rock, TX 78681
Personal information
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Address
Phone
4835 Macridge Blvd, Houston, TX 77053
4824 Fishhook Ct, Fort Worth, TX 76179
4805 Buddy Owens Ave APT F, McAllen, TX 78504
4805 Avenue H, Houston, TX 77011
4918 Lost Hills Dr, Elmendorf, TX 78112
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Juan Gonzalez - Round Rock, TX
Juan Gonzalez - Round Rock, TX
Work:
Business Inc
High Speed Digital Operator John Deere Landscapes
Landscaping Laborer Xerox ADC
Print Operator Teachers' Retirement System - New York, NY
Print Operator / Stock Worker
High Speed Digital Operator John Deere Landscapes
Landscaping Laborer Xerox ADC
Print Operator Teachers' Retirement System - New York, NY
Print Operator / Stock Worker
Education:
Taylor business Institute
Associates in Networking Technologies
Associates in Networking Technologies
Cpu Heat Sink Mounting Method And Apparatus
Cpu Heat Sink Mounting Method And Apparatus
US Patent:
2008031, Dec 18, 2008
Filed:
Jun 18, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/764424
Inventors:
Brandon Joel Brocklesby - Pflugerville TX, US
Juan Manuel Gonzalez - Round Rock TX, US
Laurent Andrew Regimbal - Round Rock TX, US
Juan Manuel Gonzalez - Round Rock TX, US
Laurent Andrew Regimbal - Round Rock TX, US
Assignee:
DELL PRODUCTS L.P. - Round Rock TX
International Classification:
H05K 7/20
US Classification:
361719
Abstract:
A system and method for mounting a heat sink associated with an electronics component are disclosed. The disclosure provides a method including connecting a CPU support bracket to a board using one or more support bracket connectors, mounting a CPU to the CPU support bracket, and mounting a heat sink assembly to the CPU support bracket using one or more heat sink connectors configured to mate with the one or more support bracket connectors.The disclosure also provides a method for mounting a heat sink assembly associated with a CPU, including removing one or more socket screws installed at one or more corners of a socket disposed in a board, installing one or more support bracket connectors configured to mate with respective holes in the board, and mounting a heat sink assembly to the support bracket connectors using one or more heat sink connectors configured to mate with the one or more support bracket connectors.The disclosure also provides a system for mounting an electronic component and associated heat sink to a board, including a support bracket operable to retain an electronic component and provide at least one electrical connection between a board and the electronic component, a support bracket connector configured to releasably connect the support bracket to the board, and a heat sink connector configured to releasably connect a heat sink with the support bracket connector.
Spring Loaded Plunger For Circuit Board Installation And Removal
Spring Loaded Plunger For Circuit Board Installation And Removal
US Patent:
6995982, Feb 7, 2006
Filed:
Dec 12, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/317298
Inventors:
Juan Gonzalez - Round Rock TX, US
Ralph W. Jensen - Austin TX, US
Matthew S. McGuff - San Marcos TX, US
Alex Z. Rodriguez - Round Rock TX, US
Ty R. Schmitt - Round Rock TX, US
Ralph W. Jensen - Austin TX, US
Matthew S. McGuff - San Marcos TX, US
Alex Z. Rodriguez - Round Rock TX, US
Ty R. Schmitt - Round Rock TX, US
Assignee:
Dell Products L.P. - Round Rock TX
International Classification:
H05K 5/00, H05K 5/04, H05K 5/06
US Classification:
361758, 361742, 361756, 361759, 361801, 361802, 361803
Abstract:
A motherboard is secured in a chassis by a spring loaded plunger. An anchor member is mounted in the chassis. The anchor member includes a ramp and a receiver. The motherboard has an opening formed therein. A first member is secured to the motherboard. A second member is resiliently mounted on the first member so that the second member extends through the opening. The motherboard is moved on the chassis so that the second member is moved in a first direction by engaging the ramp, and the resilient mounting of the second member urges the second member in a second direction into the receiver.