Te Connectivity Solutions Gmbh

Te Connectivity Corporation

Tyco Electronics Canada Ulc

Tyco Electronics Canada Ulc Et Al.

Earl Daniel Swope

Lucian Iordache

Yiyang Liew

Michael Ludwig

Oliver Schaaf

Tobias Becker

Mathias Michael

Christopher Couch

Christian Berger

Mark Rice

Georg Friesen

Bruno Contion

Irshad Mohammad

Kiranpal Singh

A seat position sensor arrangement for measuring a position of a seat with respect to a fixed part of an automotive vehicle includes a driving mechanism, a pair of wheels rotatably coupled by the driving mechanism and rotating with different angular speeds upon being driven by the driving mechanism, and at least one rotation sensor subassembly corresponding to each of the wheels. Each rotation sensor subassembly measures an angle of rotation of one of the wheels.

Seat position sensor arrangement for an automotive vehicle

A pin has a compliant section at a first end and a welding section at a second end opposite the first end. The compliant section is electrically connected with a via of a printed circuit board. The welding section has a welded connection with a passive component.

Connection assembly and pin with a welding section

A sensor assembly that includes a sealed housing. A printed circuit board assembly including a first section that includes processing circuitry is disposed within the sealed housing and a second section that includes detection circuitry extends from the sealed housing. The sensor assembly also includes a conductive target movably coupled to the second section of the printed circuit board to vary net voltage of the detection circuitry as the conductive target moves along the second section to provide an output signal. The processing circuitry detects the output signal and converts the output signal into a linear representation of position of the conductive target in relation to the second section.

Inductive sensor assembly for fluid measurements

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Earl Daniel Swope