Terry L Johnson
Plumbers at Lochmore Dr, Longmont, CO

License number
Colorado 179561
Issued Date
Jan 25, 1989
Renew Date
Mar 1, 2015
Expiration Date
Feb 28, 2017
Type
Master Plumber
Address
Address
1931 Lochmore Dr, Longmont, CO 80504

Personal information

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Name
Address
Phone
Terry Johnson
4945 Bluestem Dr, Colorado Spgs, CO 80917
(719) 337-6589

Professional information

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Disk Drive Apparatus With Cam And Follower For Unloading Heads

US Patent:
5231549, Jul 27, 1993
Filed:
Aug 30, 1990
Appl. No.:
7/571558
Inventors:
James H. Morehouse - Jamestown CO
Thomas L. Andrews - Ward CO
John H. Blagaila - Boulder CO
David M. Furay - Boulder CO
Terry G. Johnson - Longmont CO
H. Ross Chessman - Erie CO
Assignee:
Conner Peripherals, Inc. - San Jose CA
International Classification:
G11B 554
US Classification:
360 75
Abstract:
A disk drive apparatus is disclosed for primary use with portable, laptop or other information storage systems. The disk drive apparatus includes one or more about 2. 5 inch hard disks. A rotary actuator is utilized and includes an arm assembly having a cam follower member for use in dynamically loading/unloading read/write head(s). The cam follower member moves along a ramp, which forms a cam surface, for loading/unloading. The spin motor assembly of the disk drive apparatus includes rotor having a clamp ring that enables a more powerful spin motor to be incorporated, as well as facilitating and enhancing the connection of the hard disks to the spin motor. The disk drive apparatus also includes servo electronics responsive to a back emf generated signal for use in the servo operation, which use has the potential to increase the servo bandwidth. The accuracy of the servo operation is also enhanced by the use of a flexible circuit that prevents unwanted torque from being applied to the actuator during operation. The disk drive electronics also includes hardware and software for reducing power consumption.


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Disk Drive Apparatus Using Dynamic Loading/Unloading

US Patent:
4933785, Jun 12, 1990
Filed:
Mar 1, 1988
Appl. No.:
7/162799
Inventors:
James H. Morehouse - Jamestown CO
Thomas L. Andrews - Boulder CO
John H. Blagaila - Boulder CO
David M. Furay - Boulder CO
Terry G. Johnson - Longmont CO
Assignee:
Prairietek Corporation - Longmont CO
International Classification:
G11B 554, G11B 3302, G11B 17028
US Classification:
360 7804
Abstract:
A disk drive apparatus is disclosed for primary use with portable, laptop or other information storage systems. The disk drive apparatus includes one or more about 2. 5 inch hard disks. A rotary actuator is utilized and includes an arm assembly having a cam follower member for use in dynamically loading/unloading read/write head(s). The cam follower member moves along a ramp, which forms a cam surface, for loading/unloading. The spin motor assembly of the disk drive apparatus includes a rotor having a clamp ring that enables a more powerful spin motor to be incorporated, as well as facilitating and enhancing the connection of the hard disks to the spin motor. The disk drive apparatus also includes servo electronics responsive to a back emf generated signal for use in the servo operation, which use has the potential to increase the servo bandwidth. The accuracy of the servo operation is also enhanced by the use of a flexible circuit that prevents unwanted torque from being applied to the actuator during operation. The disk drive electronics also includes hardware and software for reducing power consumption.


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Method And Apparatus For Storing And Retrieving Information

US Patent:
4428012, Jan 24, 1984
Filed:
May 4, 1981
Appl. No.:
6/260495
Inventors:
Roy A. Applequist - Windsor CA
Richard M. Altobellis - Jamestown CO
Glade N. Bagnell - Louisville CO
Robert F. Hoppe - Longmont CO
James O. Jacques - Boulder CO
Terry G. Johnson - Longmont CO
Assignee:
MiniScribe Corporation - Longmont CO
International Classification:
G11B 555, G11B 2108
US Classification:
360106
Abstract:
In a device for retrieving and recording (read/write) information on at least one rigid disk, a stepping motor servo system operated in an open-loop manner is provided to rapidly and accurately position read/write heads relative to the disk. A fixed guide shaft adjacent to and transverse to the motor shaft carries a carriage slidably thereon, preferably on oil impregnated bearings, the carriage member including a gear rack and the stepping motor having a pinion gear thereon interfacing with the gear rack. A preload bearing is urged against the carriage at a position between the guide shaft and the pinion gear such that the carriage is rotated around the guide shaft into engagement with the pinion gear at the rack portion thereof. The stepping motor is preferably fixed to the device chassis at a position and location spaced from the pinion gear a distance corresponding to the distance of a preferred spring steel head support arm utilized to carry the read/write head, to compensate for thermal expansion differences between the chassis material, and the spring steel head support arm.


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Disk Drive Apparatus With Power Conservation Capability

US Patent:
5872669, Feb 16, 1999
Filed:
Jun 7, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/473726
Inventors:
James H. Morehouse - Jamestown CO
Thomas L. Andrews - Ward CO
John H. Blagaila - Boulder CO
David H. Furay - Boulder CO
Terry G. Johnson - Longmont CO
H. Ross Chessman - Erie CO
Assignee:
Seagate Technology, Inc. - Scotts Valley CA
International Classification:
G11B 1518
US Classification:
360 69
Abstract:
A disk drive apparatus is disclosed for primary use with portable, laptop or other information storage systems. The disk drive apparatus includes one or more about 2. 5 inch hard disks. The disk drive apparatus also has electronics, including hardware and software, for detecting a lapse of first and second predetermined time intervals since a last disk access. The disk drive apparatus also includes power conservation means which power down a first portion of disk drive components after a first predetermined time interval has elapsed and for powering down a second portion of disk drive components after a second predetermined time interval has elapsed.