Paul R Chyc
Electrician at Vance St 105, Westminster, CO

License number
Colorado 43894
Issued Date
Nov 21, 2008
Renew Date
Nov 21, 2008
Type
Electrical Apprentice
Address
Address
9020 Vance St, Westminster, CO 80021

Personal information

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Name
Address
Phone
Paul Chyc
5012 Meadow Mountain Dr, Broomfield, CO 80023
(303) 995-8122
Paul Chyc, age 64
730 Grandview Mdws Dr UNIT J20, Longmont, CO 80503
Paul R Chyc, age 64
5012 Meadow Mountain Dr, Broomfield, CO 80020
(720) 887-9087
Paul R Chyc, age 64
5923 Star View Dr, Broomfield, CO 80020
(303) 464-8621
(720) 887-9087

Professional information

Paul Chyc Photo 1

Cover Plate For A Mobile Device Having A Push-Through Dial Keypad

US Patent:
7133707, Nov 7, 2006
Filed:
Jul 13, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/889025
Inventors:
Roman Peter Rak - Waterloo, CA
Jason Griffin - Waterloo, CA
Steven Fyke - Fort Erie, CA
Paul Robert Chyc - Broomfield CO, US
Assignee:
Research In Motion Limited - Waterloo
International Classification:
H04M 1/00, H04M 3/00
US Classification:
4555751, 4555501, 455566, 370368, 37043301, 37043311, 37043313
Abstract:
A dial keypad is provided for use with a mobile device having a keyboard. The keypad has a push-through, hinge-spring design that activates only one of two keyboard keys underlying a dial key and allows backlighting transmissivity. A translucent material can be used to allow the keyboard key backlighting to be coupled through to a top dial key. The keypad creates an aesthetically balanced dial keypad arrangement over a QWERTY keyboard. A preferable mechanical implementation allows backlighting and has an offset contact and spring design to activate one of the two underlying keys. This activation simplifies the software implementation for executing the dial number since the signal is coming from one address rather than having to make a determination of whether it is coming from one or two addresses. Moreover, the resulting dial key press has a standard single click feel.


Paul Chyc Photo 2

Printed Circuit Board For A Mobile Device

US Patent:
8076602, Dec 13, 2011
Filed:
Mar 1, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/037879
Inventors:
Paul Robert Chyc - Broomfield CO, US
Roman Peter Rak - Waterloo, CA
Jason Griffin - Waterloo, CA
Steven Fyke - Fort Erie, CA
Assignee:
Research In Motion Limited - Waterloo, Ontario
International Classification:
H01H 13/70
US Classification:
200512, 200 5 A, 200516
Abstract:
A printed circuit board is provided for use in a keyboard assembly of a mobile device having a plurality of keys in a key layout. The printed circuit board has a plurality of contacts, such as dome switches, arranged in a contact layout. The contact layout is such that it can be used with a plurality of different key layouts, each actuating different combinations of contacts. Some keys in a particular key layout are overlying at least two of the plurality of contacts, and such keys actuate only one of the underlying contacts. As such, a common printed circuit board can be used for a plurality of complementary mobile device designs having different key layouts, thereby allowing a manufacturer to realize cost efficiencies.


Paul Chyc Photo 3

Printed Circuit Board For A Mobile Device

US Patent:
2005004, Mar 3, 2005
Filed:
Aug 6, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/912338
Inventors:
Paul Chyc - Broomfield CO, US
Roman Rak - Waterloo, CA
Jason Griffin - Waterloo, CA
Steven Fyke - Fort Erie, CA
International Classification:
H01H001/10
US Classification:
200512000
Abstract:
A printed circuit board is provided for use in a keyboard assembly of a mobile device having a plurality of keys in a key layout. The printed circuit board has a plurality of contacts, such as dome switches, arranged in a contact layout. The contact layout is such that it can be used with a plurality of different key layouts, each actuating different combinations of contacts. Some keys in a particular key layout are overlying at least two of the plurality of contacts, and such keys actuate only one of the underlying contacts. As such, a common printed circuit board can be used for a plurality of complementary mobile device designs having different key layouts, thereby allowing a manufacturer to realize cost efficiencies.


Paul Chyc Photo 4

Track Wheel With Reduced Space Requirements

US Patent:
2008029, Nov 27, 2008
Filed:
Aug 6, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/186819
Inventors:
PAUL CHYC - BROOMFIELD CO, US
STEVEN GREEN - WATERLOO, CA
Assignee:
RESEARCH IN MOTION LIMITED - WATERLOO
International Classification:
G09G 5/00, G06F 3/01
US Classification:
345156, 345184, 715702
Abstract:
An input generating device for use in a hand held electronic device having a housing includes a core formed in a planar and semicircular in shape, forming a peripheral edge extending around said core and a track slidably engaged with the peripheral side edge. A curved portion of the peripheral edge extends outwardly from the housing allowing access thereto by the user. A first input is generated by sliding movement of the flexible track relative to the core. First input detection means, such as a turns encoder switch detects the sliding movement of the track. The core is depressibly mounted within the housing, generating a second input when the core is depressed. A second input detection means, such as a tactile contact switch detects depression of the core.


Paul Chyc Photo 5

Track Wheel With Reduced Space Requirements

US Patent:
7423628, Sep 9, 2008
Filed:
Feb 27, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/788973
Inventors:
Paul Chyc - Broomfield CO, US
Steven Green - Waterloo, CA
Assignee:
Research In Motion Limited - Waterloo
International Classification:
G09G 5/00, G06F 3/033, A63F 9/24
US Classification:
345156, 345184, 463 37
Abstract:
An input generating device for use in a hand held electronic device having a housing includes a core formed in a planar and semicircular in shape, forming a peripheral edge extending around said core and a track slidably engaged with the peripheral side edge. A curved portion of the peripheral edge extends outwardly from the housing allowing access thereto by the user. A first input is generated by sliding movement of the flexible track relative to the core. First input detection means, such as a turns encoder switch detects the sliding movement of the track. The core is depressibly mounted within the housing, generating a second input when the core is depressed. A second input detection means, such as a tactile contact switch detects depression of the core.


Paul Chyc Photo 6

Printed Circuit Board For A Mobile Device

US Patent:
7459651, Dec 2, 2008
Filed:
Jan 31, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/342577
Inventors:
Paul Robert Chyc - Broomfield CO, US
Roman Peter Rak - Waterloo, CA
Jason Griffin - Waterloo, CA
Steven Fyke - Fort Erie, CA
Assignee:
Research In Motion Limited - Waterloo, Ontario
International Classification:
H01H 13/70
US Classification:
200512, 200 5 A, 200516
Abstract:
A printed circuit board is provided for use in a keyboard assembly of a mobile device having a plurality of keys in a key layout. The printed circuit board has a plurality of contacts, such as dome switches, arranged in a contact layout. The contact layout is such that it can be used with a plurality of different key layouts, each actuating different combinations of contacts. Some keys in a particular key layout are overlying at least two of the plurality of contacts, and such keys actuate only one of the underlying contacts. As such, a common printed circuit board can be used for a plurality of complementary mobile device designs having different key layouts, thereby allowing a manufacturer to realize cost efficiencies.


Paul Chyc Photo 7

Printed Circuit Board For A Mobile Device

US Patent:
7923649, Apr 12, 2011
Filed:
Dec 1, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/325319
Inventors:
Paul Robert Chyc - Broomfield CO, US
Roman Peter Rak - Waterloo, CA
Jason Griffin - Waterloo, CA
Steven Fyke - Forte Erie, CA
Assignee:
Research in Motion Limited - Waterloo, Ontario
International Classification:
H01H 13/70
US Classification:
200 5A, 200314
Abstract:
A printed circuit board is provided for use in a keyboard assembly of a mobile device having a plurality of keys in a key layout. The printed circuit board has a plurality of contacts, such as dome switches, arranged in a contact layout. The contact layout is such that it can be used with a plurality of different key layouts, each actuating different combinations of contacts. Some keys in a particular key layout are overlying at least two of the plurality of contacts, and such keys actuate only one of the underlying contacts. As such, a common printed circuit board can be used for a plurality of complementary mobile device designs having different key layouts, thereby allowing a manufacturer to realize cost efficiencies.