Visteon Global Technolgoies, Inc.

Powermat Technologies, Ltd.

Karen Lee Chiles

Oola Greenwald

Gary R O'Brien

Kevin Grady

John Robert Balint, Iii

Jay DeAvis Baker

Mohan R Paruchuri

Achyuta Achari

Lawrence LeRoy Kneisel

Mark David Miller

Charles Frederick Schweitzer

Hong Zhou

Lakhi N Goenke

Jason Bullock, Legal Representative

Puqiang Zhang

Shona Bullock, Legal Representative

Daniel Kline

A shielding arrangement for preventing AM radio interference when a wireless charger is used in a vehicle has a plurality of parallel conductors arranged at a distance from one another responsive to a frequency desired to be attenuated. An interconnection arrangement includes a solid conductive junction and connects the conductors to one another without forming loops, and to ground. The conductors are traces disposed on a PCB. Additional parallel conducts are disposed on the other side of the PCB at an orthogonal orientation with respect to the first conductors. The spacing between the conductors is determined in response to the frequency desired to be attenuated, as well as frequencies thereabove that are desired to be propagated therethrough, such as mobile telephone signals. The solid conductive junction that is disposed on the printed circuit board is electrically and thermally conductive, such as copper.

Wireless charger having E-field shield

E-field shield for wireless charger

A system and method for reflowing solder to interconnect a plurality of electronic components () to a substrate () is disclosed. The system includes an oven for preheating the substrate () and the plurality of electronic components () disposed thereon, a supplemental heat source disposed in the oven for providing additional heat energy to reflow the solder (), a pallet () for supporting the substrate (), wherein the pallet () has at least one internal cavity (), and a phase-transition material () disposed within the cavity () for absorbing heat from the pallet ().

System and method for mounting electronic components onto flexible substrates

The present invention is generally directed grounding an electrical connection to a magnesium cross beam of a motor vehicle. In order to ensure proper grounding, the cross beam is provided with a copper connector. The connector defines a first aperture. An electric circuit is preferably traced on a plastic substrate, where the substrate defines a second aperture. The substrate is placed on top of the cross beam such that the first aperture and the second aperture are aligned with each other. An attaching means such as screws is inserted through the first aperture to the second aperture such that the substrate is attached to the cross beam. In order to prevent the movement of the substrate relative to the cross beam the second aperture is provided with a washer.

Electronic circuit to MG beam grounding method

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Farmington, MI, United States of America

Karen Lee Chiles