Cardiac Pacemakers, Inc.

Other

Mark A Lamberty

Jean M Bobgan

David P Stieper

Gregory J Sherwood

James Michael English

Brian D Schenk

Patrick J Barry

Leonard I Goldstein

Richard Percy

Ron Dombro

John Longsy Dinh

Ernest Beaudet

Matthew Couri

Ernie Beaudet

Aspects of the present disclosure are directed toward apparatuses, systems, and methods that may comprise a medical device having a header, a core assembly, and a scaffold assembly. The scaffold assembly may be configured to interface with the core assembly and position and support one or more circuit component relative to one or more other circuit components.

Header core fixation design for an IMD

Aspects of the present disclosure are directed toward a medical device having a a core assembly. The core assembly includes a core circuit assembly and a core assembly housing configured to enclose the core circuit assembly. The core assembly housing includes a first portion, and a second portion configured to be coupled to the first portion along a weld seam. The second portion includes at least one weld joint feature, which includes a thinned section of the second portion.

Medical device housing with weld joint features

The present subject matter includes an apparatus including a capacitor stack, including at least one substantially planar anode layer arranged in stacked alignment adjacent at least one substantially planar cathode layer, with at least one separator layer disposed therebetween. In this embodiment, the present subject matter includes at least one conformed film at least partially enveloping the capacitor stack in a bound state and adapted to electrically isolate the capacitor stack.

Method for insulative film for capacitor components

Method and apparatus for insulative film for capacitor components

Disclosed is a three piece snowmobile dolly system that during use is secure in placement under a snowmobile and during nonuse may be compactly nested together. The dolly system is comprised of two forward ski dollies and a rearward track dolly. Each of the forward dollies have a planar base portion with two sidewalls for receiving one of the skis and a V-shaped depression in the planar base for receiving and engaging the wear bar on the bottom of the ski. The rearward dolly has a planar base with four castors for stability. The planar base portions with the sidewalls of the forward ski dollies mesh together and the rearward dolly nests intermediate the castors of either forward ski dolly resulting in a compact package for storage.

Snowmobile dolly system

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Cottage Grove, MN, United States of America

Mark A Lamberty