NED E CORMAN
Pilots at Chatham Way, Harrisburg, PA

7309263, Dec 18, 2007

May 18, 2006

11/437480

Charles D. Copper - Harrisburg PA, US
Ned E. Corman - Harrisburg PA, US

Tyco Electronics Corporation - Middletown PA

H01R 4/44

439781, 439284, 439292

An electrical connector assembly for a utility power transmission system includes a first conductive member having a first hook portion and a first base wedge portion with the first hook portion extending from the first wedge portion and is adapted to engage a main conductor. A second conductive member includes a hook portion and a wedge portion with the hook portion extending from the wedge portion and adapted to engage a tap conductor. The wedge portion of the first conductive member and the wedge portion of the second conductive member are adapted to nest with one another and be secured to one another by hand without specialized tooling. The assembly further comprises a displacement stop that is located on at least one of the first and second conductive members once fully mated. The displacement stop is positioned to define a final displacement relation between the first and second conductive members. The displacement stop defines a final mating position between the first and second conductive members independent of an amount of force induced upon the main and tap conductors by the first and second conductive members.

7524217, Apr 28, 2009

Oct 31, 2007

11/930713

Charles D. Copper - Hummelstown PA, US
Ned E. Corman - Harrisburg PA, US

Tyco Electronics Corporation - Middletown PA

H01R 4/44

439781, 439807, 174 94 S

An electrical connector assembly for a utility power transmission system includes a first conductive member having a first hook portion and a first base wedge portion with the first hook portion extending from the first wedge portion and is adapted to engage a main conductor. A second conductive member includes a hook portion and a wedge portion with the hook portion extending from the wedge portion and adapted to engage a tap conductor. The wedge portion of the first conductive member and the wedge portion of the second conductive member are adapted to nest with one another and be secured to one another by hand without specialized tooling. The assembly further comprises a displacement stop that is located on at least one of the first and second conductive members once fully mated. The displacement stop is positioned to define a final displacement relation between the first and second conductive members. The displacement stop defines a final mating position between the first and second conductive members independent of an amount of force induced upon the main and tap conductors by the first and second conductive members.

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.

4345267, Aug 17, 1982

Mar 31, 1980

6/136017

Ned E. Corman - Harrisburg PA
Steven J. Kandybowski - Tower City PA
William S. Scheingold - Palmyra PA
Frank C. Youngfleish - Harrisburg PA

AMP Incorporated - Harrisburg PA

H01L 2302, H01L 2342, H01L 2344

357 81

The present invention is to a heat sink device designed to conduct heat away from an active device substrate housed in a connector of the type having a hinged cover with spring elements thereon. More particularly the preferred embodiment includes a base member, in intimate contact with the substrate, positioned on the inside of the cover, and a heat exchanger attached to the base and extending above the cover.

4653826, Mar 31, 1987

Feb 24, 1986

6/833320

Christopher N. Burgess - Poughkeepsie NY
Ned E. Corman - Harrisburg PA
Lee A. Barkus - Millersburg PA
Steven J. Kandybowski - Tower City PA
Matthew M. Sucheski - Harrisburg PA

AMP Incorporated - Harrisburg PA

H01R 13193

339 64M

A high current power connector has contact elements defining a pin receiving opening. The contact elements are spring loaded inwardly to increase the contact force between each contact element and a pin. The connector also has the capability for the contact members to float and to realign themselves if the pin and contact elements are misaligned.

D599184, Sep 1, 2009

May 23, 2008

29/318626

Barry James Johnson - Vaughan, CA
Charles Dudley Copper - Hummelstown PA, US
Vladimir Hoxha - Toronto, CA
Ned Eugene Corman - Harrisburg PA, US

Tyco Electronics Canada, Ltd. - Markham, Ontario

0805

D 8 72

7819706, Oct 26, 2010

Aug 29, 2007

11/897576

Charles Dudley Copper - Hummelstown PA, US
Ned E. Corman - Harrisburg PA, US

Tyco Electronics Corporation - Middletown PA

H01R 4/50

439783

An electrical connector assembly includes a spring member having a generally C-shaped body extending between a leading edge and a trailing edge. The C-shaped body is formed by a first hook portion, a second hook portion, and a central section extending between the first hook portion and the second hook portion. Each of the hook portions are adapted to receive a conductor. The spring member is movable between a normal position and a deflected position, wherein in the deflected position, the spring member imparts a clamping force on the first and second conductors. The assembly further includes a wedge member having a leading end and a trailing end. The wedge is positionable within the spring member to drive the spring member from the normal position to the deflected position, wherein the wedge has an initial position and a final position corresponding to the deflected position of the spring member. Relative positions of the wedge member with respect to the spring member in the initial position and the final position vary based on a size of the conductors.

8157602, Apr 17, 2012

Oct 6, 2010

12/899381

Charles Dudley Copper - Hummelstown PA, US
Ned E. Corman - Harrisburg PA, US

Tyco Electronics Corporation - Berwyn PA

H01R 4/50

439783

An electrical connector assembly includes a spring member having a generally C-shaped body extending between a leading edge and a trailing edge. The C-shaped body is formed by a first hook portion, a second hook portion, and a central section extending between the first hook portion and the second hook portion. Each of the hook portions are adapted to receive a conductor. The spring member is movable between a normal position and a deflected position, wherein in the deflected position, the spring member imparts a clamping force on the first and second conductors. The assembly further includes a wedge member having a leading end and a trailing end. The wedge is positionable within the spring member to drive the spring member from the normal position to the deflected position, wherein the wedge has an initial position and a final position corresponding to the deflected position of the spring member. Relative positions of the wedge member with respect to the spring member in the initial position and the final position vary based on a size of the conductors.

4714441, Dec 22, 1987

Jan 29, 1987

7/008679

Ned E. Corman - Harrisburg PA

AMP Incorporated - Harrisburg PA

H01R 1311

439842

An electrical socket having a plurality of contact elements with bowed beams on each end cooperating to form resilient passages to receive a pin. The contact elments are supported on a disc with the beams being on each side thereof. A cavity in the housing receives the disc and associated contact elements. An opening through the disc is sized so that the pin passing therethrough cannot wobble and overstress the beams.