Gte Products Corporation

Thomas E Gouldy

William C Knoll

Thomas M Lynch

Robert E Brown

Ronald E Steffey

Ronald A Cline

Donald R White

Ernest R Ritter, Deceased

A mounting entity comprises, in layered order, a pressure sensitive adhesive, a foam spacer, a second pressure sensitive adhesive, a filler, and a heat sensitive adhesive. The first pressure sensitive adhesive is attached to an electrical component which is then mounted upon a printed circuit with the heat sensitive adhesive in contact therewith. The passing of the board over a solder wave heats the top surface of the board to a temperature high enough to activate the heat sensitive adhesive and adhere the component to the board. The intermediate foam layer dampens shock and vibration.

Electrical component and method of mounting same

An electrical connecting device for use with a multiple layered circuit-containing device wherein at least two layers of the multiple layered circuit-containing device each contain a circuit including a plurality of circuit contacts to be electrically connected by the electrical connecting device. The electrical connecting device includes an upper longitudinal peripheral surface joined to a lower longitudinal peripheral surface by an intermediate longitudinal surface to form an elongated member which has a Z-shaped configuration in cross section and is formed from a plurality of Z-shaped connectors shaped from each other in a predetermined amount to effect a moire pattern when superimposed relative to the circuit contacts of at least one of the layers.

Electrical connector

A conversion unit for a light source includes a housing which includes circuit means for turning the lamp on and off as well as providing several brightness levels of illumination. The housing includes a male plug for connection to a power source; a female receptacle for receiving a lamp plug; an antenna receptor; and an antenna connected to the receptor and terminating in an electrically conductive member. The last named member becomes the switch for the lamp when the unit is in operation.

Touch control for incandescent lamp

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South Williamsport, PA, United States of America

Thomas E Gouldy