Micromotion Gmbh

Shaun E Shanahan

Atul Vasant Deshpande

Clayton T James

William M Mansfield

Howard Irving Sohm, Jr

Hua Jiang

Craig B McAnally

Anthony William Pankratz

David Clarke

David Skinkle

Brian T Smith

Richard L Woolf

Craig B Mcanally

Jr Sohm Howard Irving

Eric Pavol

Electronics housing for a flowmeter

Electronic housing

An explosion proof electronics enclosure (), is provided having a first compartment () and a second compartment () defined by a body (). A septum () is between the first compartment () and the second compartment (). A first aperture () in the septum () connects the first compartment () and the second compartment (). A cavity () communicates with the first aperture (), wherein the cavity () comprises an undercut taper (). A potting () in the cavity () conforms to the cavity () shape, and forms a substantially explosion-proof interface between the first compartment () and the second compartment ().

Explosion proof feed-through

A capacitive button interface assembly () and a method for assembling the same, comprising a housing member (), an electrode board () coupled to the housing member (), one or more resilient members () positioned between the housing member () and the electrode board (), one or more alignment members () coupled to the electrode board (), operable to align the electrode board () with respect to the housing member (), and a cover () coupled to the housing member () to apply a force on the electrode board ().

Capacitive button interface assembly

An enhanced safety serial bus connector () is provided. The enhanced safety serial bus connector () includes a shell () with a first end () and a second end (), the first end () being a terminal end of the shell () and having a terminal centerline (CL), and the second end () being the lead end of the shell (). The enhanced safety serial bus connector () also includes an insulating body () disposed inside the shell () and extending from approximately the first end () to the second end () and a plurality of conductors () substantially disposed in the insulating body () and extending from the first end () to the second end (). The plurality of conductors () include contacts () that are proximate the first end () and have contact centerlines (X, Y) that are substantially parallel to the terminal centerline (CL), wherein each conductor (-) of the plurality of conductors () are spaced apart from an adjacent conductor (-) with a distance that substantially conforms to spacing requirements of a serial bus standard that defines a voltage on the plurality of conductors () and is equal to or greater than a minimum enhanced safety distance requirement for the voltage defined by the serial bus standard.

Enhanced safety serial bus connector

A feed-through () is provided according to the invention. The feed-through () includes a body () including a passage (), a plug () located in and substantially blocking the passage (), one or more conductors () extending through the plug (), and a reduced diameter region () located on an exterior surface of the body (), with the reduced diameter region () being adapted to receive ends of one or more projecting fasteners () of a second component.

Feed-through

A flameproof feed-through () includes a feed-through element () comprising a substantially planar shape, a first interface region (), and a second interface region (), wherein one or more conductors () extend between the first interface region () and the second interface region (). The flameproof feed-through () further includes one or more body portions () assembled to the feed-through element (), with the one or more body portions () holding the feed-through element () in position with respect to the aperture. The first interface region () of the feed-through element () extends at least partially to a first side () of the flameproof feed-through () and wherein the second interface region () of the feed-through element () extends at least partially to a second side () of the flameproof feed-through ().

Flameproof electrical feed-through

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Shaun E Shanahan