Paul M Scott

Title: Paul M. Scott: Agricultural and Electrical Connector Innovations.

Introduction

Paul M. Scott is an inventor based in Hesston, Kansas, whose patented work includes innovations in electrical connector mounting and agricultural equipment. His inventions address practical design and control challenges, including securing electrical connections and identifying electric motors on planters.

Latest Patents

Scott’s listed patents include “Mounts for Electrical Connectors, Actuator Assemblies, and Related Methods.” The invention describes a generally cylindrical mount with a connector receptacle and features for securing electrical connectors. In an actuator assembly, fasteners secure the mount to the actuator and hold an electrical connector in place.

Another listed invention, “Electric Motor Addressing for Planters,” concerns a system and method for identifying motors connected to an agricultural implement’s electronic control unit. The system uses a binary value associated with each motor’s harness connector to determine its physical address, then maps the motor’s bus address to that physical address.

Scott is credited with 3 patents.

Career Highlights

Scott’s work is associated with AGCO Corporation, an agricultural equipment company. His patent contributions reflect an emphasis on electrical systems and components used in agricultural machinery.

Collaborations

Scott’s listed coworkers include Monte J. Rans and Matthew D. Goodon. The available information identifies these professional connections but does not specify their roles in particular patent applications.

Conclusion

Paul M. Scott’s patents address electrical connector mounting and motor identification for planters, illustrating his contributions to practical innovations in agricultural equipment.