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Texas Instruments Corporation

Xerox Corporation

Charles C Schaefer

Claude Albert Fernandez

Kristopher K Neild

Charles G Machledt

Sean Parry

Donald Christiansen

A multi-bin sheet collection system comprising at least one secured stacking bin operatively configured to secure imaged sheets from general purview.

Tray locking system for accepting sheets

A low-cost header for connecting an electronic components board to a circuit board is disclosed, consisting of side walls made of an unwarpable plastic material and joined together to form a frame around an area substantially the same as the area of the components board. A plurality of metal pins are located in the frame, each having one end extending from said frame such that these ends can be soldered to the components board concurrently with the solder attachment of the components to the board. The other ends of the pins can be formed so that they are adjusted for either through-hole attachment to circuit boards, or for surface mounting.

Header for electronic components board in surface mount and through-hole assembly

Header for electronic components board in surface mount and through-hole assemble

A four-sided hollow post provides a mount for four repeater housings of the type used by the cable industry and protectively houses the cable so that cable guards are not needed. The post has a removable back panel so that backfill material is positioned within the hollow interior of the post during the backfill procedure; this stabilizes the post so that it remains upright. The base of the post is also flared outwardly to accomplish the same objective. A unistrut bracket is positioned in each of the four side walls to enable facile mounting of brackets that support the repeater housings, and a knock out panel is formed in each side wall so that the cable stubs depending from a repeater housing may extend into the interior of the post through a cable exit port that is created when the knock out panel is removed.

Repeater housing mounting unit

An improvement in the type of apparatus for applying adhesive to sheet materials wherein the sheet material is fed between a feed roller and an adhesive coated coating roller, and stripping elements thereafter strip the adhesive coated sheet material from the coating roller. The improvement comprises a main support mounted for rotation about the axis of the cleaning roller, the feed roller and the stripping elements being mounted on the main support for rotation therewith from an operating position to a cleaning position.

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Tarpon Springs, FL, United States of America

Charles C Schaefer