Harris Corporation

William Edward Wheatley

David A Cipolla

Jason P Scott

Jose Ricardo Duran

Richard S Currier

Thomas A Wertman

Robert James Wilson, Jr

Howard M Sheehan

Daryl W Coulon

Adam C Templeton

Amy L Gontarek

Amy Gontarek

Multichannel radio

Electrical connector

Cable assemblies comprising a cable (), an integrally formed cable stud (IFCS) disposed around the cable, a securing member (), and a crimp ring (). The IFCS () includes tubular bodies () of different sizes horizontally aligned along a common central axis () and a flange (). The flange is disposed between a first and a second one of the tubular bodies and extends outwardly therefrom. The securing member (e.g., a heat deformable tube) is disposed around a first portion of the cable having an exterior insulation material disposed thereon and the first tubular body so as to form a seal therebetween. The crimp ring is formed of a deformable material electrically and mechanically coupling a shielding material of the cable to a third one of the tubular bodies.

Multi-function cable studs and methods of assembling the same

An electrical pin field () includes a gasket (), a support member () and a plurality of electrically conductive pins (). The molded member has a main body () with a groove () formed therein. The groove is sized and shaped for receiving the gasket. The main body has a first and second retaining portion () for retaining the gasket within the groove. The second retaining portion can have a chamfered edge () with a chamfered angle between fifteen and seventy degrees. The electrically conductive pins are integrated within the molded member.

Multi-pin electrical connector

A cradle is provided for a handheld communications device (). The cradle is comprised of a rigid structure (), a latch actuator (), a latch (), an engagement face (), and a resilient member (--). The rigid structure defines a compartment () for receiving the device. The compartment is comprised of an aperture and a sidewall structure (). The latch actuator is comprised of a first end portion () and a second end portion (). The latch actuator is movable in a sliding motion aligned with the sidewall between a first position and a second position. The latch is pivotally mounted to the first end portion of the latch actuator. The resilient member resiliently biases the latch actuator in a first position. The latch actuator is engaged when the device is inserted into the compartment and pushed down such that a force is applied to the latch actuator causing the latch to be moved to a second position where it engages the device.

Rigid structure with a latch mechanism for fastening a handheld device thereto

A printed wiring board (PWB) is attached to a PWB holder with mounting hardware which includes a washer having a first annular surface with a first external diameter for insertion into a mounting hole in the PWB and a second annular surface with a larger second external diameter. The two external diameters form an annular shoulder on an exterior side of the washer that extends between the first and second external diameters for soldering the washer to the PWB. The washer includes a resilient flange interior to its opening. A screw for mounting the PWB is inserted through the opening and has a screw head larger than a diameter of the opening and a second end with an external diameter smaller than the diameter of the opening, but larger than an internal diameter of the flange, so that the screw is held by the washer when the second end is forcibly inserted through the resiliently flanged opening.

Printed wiring board hardware captivation method

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Rochester, NY, United States of America

William Edward Wheatley