This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 1 published patent application. Top assignees: Sony Corporation, Sony Electronics Inc. Active years: 2009.
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Title: Daniel Ebbeling: Inventor of a Single-Motion Wire Holder
Introduction
Daniel Ebbeling is an inventor associated with San Diego, California. His work includes a wire holder designed to secure wires to a supporting substrate with a simple installation process. His patent record includes 1 patent.
Latest Patents
Ebbeling’s patent, “Wire Holder with Single Step Installation into T-Shaped Hole in Support Substrate,” describes a holder that secures wires in place. It fits into a T-shaped or L-shaped opening in a substrate, such as sheet metal or a printed wiring board, using a single installation motion. The design helps prevent the holder from rotating after installation and limits how far it protrudes below the substrate, to about one millimeter.
Career Highlights
Ebbeling’s professional experience includes work with Sony Corporation and Sony Electronics Inc. His patented wire-holder design addresses practical installation and retention needs in electronic and other substrate-based applications.
Collaborations
Among Ebbeling’s coworkers were Eugene Kubota and Keith Barry.
Conclusion
Daniel Ebbeling’s patented wire holder combines single-motion installation, resistance to rotation, and a low-profile fit, reflecting a practical approach to securing wires on supporting substrates.
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