Anderson Power Products

Galileo Electro-Optics Corporation

Andreson Power Products, Inc.

Danna Anthony Mancini

Craig H Baker

Allyssa M Skidmore

Urs F Nager, Jr

Lee M Cook

Brian F Davies

Andre G Beaupre

Christopher P Palagi

Urs Felix Nager

Mark A Wojcicki

Susan M Patterson

Susan M Patternson

Craig Harold Baker

Multi-pole power connector system

Dual pole power connector with hexagonal key center section

Dual pole power connector with square key center section

1&#xd7;4 connector housing

Electrical connector

A connector assembly includes a housing and at least one connector. The housing which defines a passage with first and second openings and which has at least one inner surface with at least one of a groove. The connector has at least one outer surface with at least one projection. The projection detachably mates with the groove to secure the connector in the passage in the housing adjacent the first opening in one of a variety of configurations.

Powerpole connector assembly and methods thereof

An electrical connector includes a first cable contact with a mating surface and a retaining surface, a housing, a retaining device, and at least one groove. The housing defines a first passage for receiving the first cable contact, a second passage for mating with a portion of a second cable contact, and an opening which extends to one end of the first passage. The retaining device is mounted in the first passage and engages with at least a portion of the retaining surface of the first cable contact to detachably retain the first cable contact in the first passage. The groove is formed in the retaining surface of the first cable contact. The opening in the housing is in communication with the groove.

High current electrical connector system and methods thereof

A spring loaded electrical connector system includes a socket contact, at least one biasing element, and a pin contact. The socket contact extends along a first axis and has a base and a plurality of tines which extend out from the base and are arranged around the first axis to define a passage with an open end The biasing element biases at least one of the plurality of tines towards the first axis. The pin contact detachably engages in the passage with the at least one of the plurality of tines biased by the biasing element.

Biased socket contact and method thereof

Fiber composites, particularly for imaging, easy to manufacture even with great cross-sectional area, in which fibers are in a peak-to-valley relation with abutting pairs of fibers throughout.

Method for making multifiber assembly from primitive tiles

Fiber assembly

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Worcester, MA, United States of America

Danna Anthony Mancini