Ford Global Technolgoies, LLC

Mario Domonick Iaquinta

Venkatesh Krishnan

Segundo Baldovino

Manfred Koberstein

William Stewart Johnston

Sunil Reddy Patil

Andre Sykula

Curtis Mark Jones

Jennifer A Herr-Rathke

Sheran Anthony Alles

James Pizzimenti

Haiping Hong

Katherine Jo Ralston

Eric Robert Krieger

Jared Lynn Fromme

Jonathan Franklin Iaquinto

Electrical control and power supply systems are provided for powered air-purifying respirators (PAPRs). An exemplary electrical control system for a PAPR may be adapted to control the supply of power between a battery and a blower motor of a filtration unit of the PAPR. The electrical control system may include a plurality of integrated circuits that are capable of meeting minimum operating times while balancing power usage of various 'off-the-shelf' components of the filtration unit.

Electrical control systems for powered air-purifying respirators

An assembly includes a housing having a chamber. A pressure source is in fluid communication with the chamber. A first sensor window and a second sensor window are each defined by the housing. The housing has a first port and a second port each in fluid communication with the chamber. The first port is adjacent the first sensor window, and the second port is adjacent the second sensor window.

Vehicle object-detection sensor assembly

A closed loop auxiliary heating circuit includes a coolant, a closed loop coolant line and a pump for circulating the coolant through the closed loop coolant line between a computing device and an auxiliary heater core whereby heat is transferred from the computing device to the auxiliary heater core to heat the cabin of an electric motor vehicle. An electric motor vehicle incorporating the closed loop auxiliary heating circuit is also disclosed.

Closed loop auxiliary heating circuit and an electric motor vehicle incorporating that circuit

A system includes a vehicle, a housing supported by the vehicle, and a fan supported by the housing. The housing includes an intake port and a plurality of exhaust ports spaced from each other. The housing defines a furcated flow path from the intake port to the exhaust ports. Sensors are disposed adjacent the exhaust ports, respectively. Each sensor is disposed along the furcated flow path.

System for vehicle sensor assembly

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