Composite Optics, Incorporated

Alliant Techsystems Inc.

John E Marks

George Pynchon

Mark K Pryor

Kenneth Neal Segal

Gary C Krumweide

Pat Bonebright

William Converse

John Richer

Patrick N Bonebright

Chris Kingery

Alan Kogut

An electrical component and a method of constructing it are disclosed. The component includes a hollow tubular structure. The structure includes a series of axially spaced apart rings and at least one outer perimeter housing member. The housing member interconnects the rings for defining an internal configuration of the hollow tubular structure for electrical purposes. The rings and the housing member each include inter-engageable elements for helping secure mechanically the rings and housing member together to facilitate final assembly of the electrical component.

Radio frequency component and method of making same

A method is provided that uses half-period translations, ply-upon-pin repositions, and shape-maintaining pins with a bolster plate, with insertable nodal heating elements that provide heat at their rectangular ends and when driven under pressure against opposing pins with rectangular faces cure portions of a pre-impregnated fabric to make honeycomb core composite articles.

Honeycomb core composite article and method and apparatus for making same

A composite structure and method for constructing same for use in fabricating the framework of a spacecraft is disclosed. The structure is cut from flat sheets of composite laminate materials, and then assembled. The use of tenons and mortises provides for self-fixturing and adhesive bonding of the structural components.

System and method for the construction of spacecraft structures

A composite antenna and method for constructing same is disclosed. The composite antenna has a grid comprised of electrical conductors woven into the warp of a resin reinforced cloth forming one layer of the multi-layer laminate structure of the antenna.

Composite antenna

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Escondido, CA, United States of America

John E Marks