Uranus Electronics, Inc.

Wagner Electric Corporation

Arthur F Cake

Morris M Levine

Alena Rolny

Paul Rolny

Combined watch and calculator

An electronic timepiece employs a single printed circuit board on an insulator base structure having contacts aligned with push buttons extending through the case for actuating electronic circuitry carried by the printed circuit and a cover supported by pins over the printed circuit. The cover has an opening exposing only the digital display.

Digital display timepiece

An electronic watch including a means to establish a time standard, a means to provide a frequency source from the time standard, a means to divide the frequency source into pulses representing seconds, minutes, hours, days, day of the week, months and years, means to display information visually and a means to drive the display including a control for activating said means to display and setting means to program said means to divide the frequency source.

Electronic watch

An electronic timepiece having a pulse generator for producing a high frequency time standard signal for a first divider circuit producing first low frequency timing signals in response to said time standard signal with logic means controlling said time standard signal in a second divider circuit at programmed times for producing second low frequency time signals, said first low frequency time signals and said second low frequency time signals being connected to comparative means to activate an alarm means when aligned.

Electronic alarm watch

Circuitry operative to monitor input signals indicative of seat occupancy and seat belt usage from each of four different stations with a single, multiplexed detection circuit coupled through gating circuits to four antennae, each of which is associated with a particular station. A seat belt monitor circuit receives signals indicating seat belt usage produced by a seat belt switch associated with a particular station. Another monitor circuit receives the output of the detection circuit indicating seat occupancy and the output of the seat belt monitoring circuit indicating seat belt usage and processes this information to provide a warning control signal in response to either (1) one or more signals indicating only seat occupancy or only seat belt usage, or (2) unrelated signals indicating seat occupancy and seat belt usage, or (3) related signals indicating seat occupancy and seat belt usage but occuring in an improper sequence. The system is energized only upon receiving a signal indicating seat belt usage, or activation of the ignition switch in an attempt to start the vehicle or use auxiliary vehicle power. In order to determine whether or not a seat has been occupied before the system has been fully energized, a delay signal is provided which delays complete processing of the seat belt information until the seat occupancy information has first been processed.

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Smithtown, NY, United States of America

Arthur F Cake