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Adc Telecommunications, Inc.

Anton, Mark A.

Mark A Anton

Wayne Albin Johnson

Calvin G Nelson

Paul A Suek

Jory A Steinman

The present disclosure relates to electronic inhalation devices, namely electronic cigarettes and other vaping devices with superior performance and user control over device variables. In some instances, the present device is configured to properly interpret the attached atomizer's electrical resistance and subsequently calibrate the proper electrical output. This prevents the device from overheating the coil and producing temperatures that will degrade the expected liquids. Further, the user may be able to input a code for the corresponding 'flash points' of the intended liquid to determine the optimum output for both delivery of compounds formulated and also for the proper temperature range of the device. In other embodiments, the device is configured to interface with an electronic device such as a smart phone.

Programmable electronic inhalation device

A unified carrier cargo rack and storage system for a vehicle including a receiver unit installed in the rear of the vehicle and a modular carrier rack, including a transitional carrier bar, a secondary bar and a cargo carrier bar, wherein the cargo carrier bar is further operable to engage and immobilize cargo; are disclosed as are male and female securing mechanisms.

Modular motor vehicle integrated carrier rack and storage system with universal connections

This invention relates generally to a breast implant having an ePTFE layer, a Silicone layer of a breast implant core, and an interface between the ePTFE layer and the Silicone layer.

Gore-Tex covered breast implants to minimize capsular reaction and infection while reducing palpability

An integrated carrier rack and storage system for vehicles is provided. Generally, the system includes a receiving unit, installed in a motor vehicle that receives a carrier bar device. The system further includes an immobilizing system attached carrier bar and various attachment units which facilitate in transportation and storage. The integrated carrier rack and storage system is user friendly and may be applied to any motor vehicle to carry an assortment of items and store them using the same system.

Motor vehicle integrated carrier rack and storage system

An integrated carrier rack system for motor vehicles. Generally, the system includes a receiving unit, having rear and forward ends, integrated into a rear wall, such as a rear section of a trunk lid, a tailgate of a pickup truck, or a rear door of a van, a side wall, such as a side of a truck bed, a side door, or a side of a trunk lid, or a front wall, such as a front of a bus, a front of a truck, or a front of a motor home. The receiving unit may be positioned such that the rear end is directed toward the outside of the vehicle and forms an engaging structure in the rear, side, or front wall. The system further includes an immobilizing system attached to the receiving unit, a carrier bar engaged to the receiving unit, and various attachment units. The integrated carrier rack system is user friendly and may be applied to any motor vehicle to carry an assortment of items.

Motor vehicle integrated carrier rack system

Circuit board cartridge

A fiber optic connector module is disclosed having a chassis with walls defining a chassis interior and with an access opening exposing the interior. A connector panel is provided sized to cover the access opening with the panel pivotally secured on one side to the chassis for the panel to be pivoted between an open and closed position. A plurality of fiber optic connectors are carried on the panel for pivotal movement therewith.

Fiber optic connector module

A fiber optic connector module is disclosed having a chassis with walls defining a channis interior and with an access opening exposing the interior. A connector panel is provided sized to cover the access opening with the panel pivotally secured on one side to the chassis for the panel to be pivoted between an open and closed position. A plurality of fiber optic connectors are carried on the panel for pivotal movement therewith.

An optical fiber storage apparatus is disclosed having a tray and a take-up spool rotatably mounted on the tray. The spool includes upper and lower disk portions separated by a plurality of columns. Opposing surfaces of the columns define an outer circumferential track and an interior track disposed within said outer track and in communication therewith. Axial openings are formed through at least one of the plates to provide exposure of the tracks for insertion of a cable within the tracks and surrounding the outer circumferential track.

Optical fiber storage container

An optical fiber distribution frame is disclosed which includes a plurality of modular cabinets. The plurality of cabinets includes a connector cabinet having a front panel with sleeve adaptors for mounting a plurality of connector sleeves on said panel at an angle to said panel.

Optical fiber distribution frame

The present invention organizes optical fibers from a trunk cable for connection to fibers from various distribution cables. The apparatus includes a housing having a plurality of trays swingable from a storage position inside the housing to an access position in front of the housing. Each tray includes a spool for holding excess fiber from the trunk cable and a spool for holding fiber from a pigtail cable. In addition, various routing paths are provided to include a path for holding excess fiber from a distribution cable of a pigtail cable leading to a distribution cable. Connections between the fiber of the trunk cable and the pigtain cable and between the pigtail cable and the jumper leading to the distribution cable are attached to the tray and readily movable between the storage and access position. The apparatus may also be used simply to store fiber.

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Newport Beach, CA, United States of America

Mark A Anton