Raymond S Keogh, 65111 Stewart Ave UNIT 2-SW, Ithaca, NY 14850

6883714, Apr 26, 2005

Jul 29, 2002

10/207933

Raymond S. Keogh - Farmingdale NY, US

Stratos Lightwave, Inc. - Chicago IL

G06K019/00

235487, 235491

Methods of forming optical filament circuit patterns with planar and non-planar portions are provided. An optical filament circuit pattern is scribed by moving a filament guide and a substrate relative to one another at a speed between about 110 inches/minute and about 190 inches/minute, and dispensing an optical filament on, or in the vicinity of, a surface of the substrate. The filament or the substrate or both have adhesive surface(s). The adhesive surface is capable of being adhesively actuated by application of energy. Energy is applied simultaneous with, or subsequent to, scribing. Preferably, ultrasound energy is applied having an output power between about 2. 0 watts and about 3. 5 watts while applying a pressure to the filament between about 1. 177 Newtons and about 1. 324 Newtons.

5606791, Mar 4, 1997

Sep 17, 1993

8/123428

Richard J. Fougere - Blacksburg VA
Mohammad Khandan-Barani - Radford VA
Raymond S. Keogh - Farmingdale NY

H02K 1506

29596

A method of making a slotless electric motor wherein the active winding segments are adhesively affixed to a support surface or previously deposited active wire segments to form a self-supporting winding structure. The self-supporting structure is then secured in a magnetic structure of the slotless stator.

4711026, Dec 8, 1987

Jul 19, 1985

6/756722

Brian E. Swiggett - Huntington NY
Ronald Morino - Sea Cliff NY
Raymond J. Keogh - Huntington NY
Jonathan C. Crowell - Lakeville MA
Andrew J. Schoenberg - Huntington NY
Marju L. Friedrich - Babylon NY

Kollmorgen Technologies Corporation - Dallas TX

H01K 310

29850

This invention relates to interconnection circuit boards and processes for making and modifying interconnection circuit boards wherein adhesive is applied to a wire used in scribing a conductor pattern. The adhesive is activated to a tacky state during the wire scribing operation which forms the conductor pattern, and can thereafter be cured to permanently bond the conductors to the board surface.

4693778, Sep 15, 1987

Jul 19, 1985

6/756690

Brian E. Swiggett - Huntington NY
Ronald Morino - Sea Cliff NY
Raymond J. Keogh - Huntington NY
Jonathan C. Crowell - Lakeville MA

Kollmorgen Technologies Corporation - Dallas TX

B23K 2602
B23K 2616
B29C 6516

156361

This invention relates to an apparatus for making circuit boards in which insulated conductors are applied and bonded to a nonconductive surface to form a conductive path between contact points thereon in a predetermined precise pattern.

3950662, Apr 13, 1976

Jun 4, 1974

5/476280

Robert Page Burr - Huntington NY
Raymond J. Keogh - Huntington NY

Photocircuits Division of Kollmorgen Corporation - Hartford CT

H02K 3700

310 46

A self-commutating motor including main magnets to provide a magnetic field and a rotatable printed circuit armature positioned therebetween. The armature rotates in a self-commutating fashion with a pair of centrally mounted brushes. The printed circuit armature includes two insulating layers having printed circuit conductive elements thereon, and a low reluctance laminated core to which the layers are bonded. The conductive elements may be skewed to a maximum of about 3. degree. and the conductive elements of each layer are electrically interconnected so that the forces on the conductive elements, resulting from interaction of the current flowing in the conductors with the magnetic field, cooperate to apply a torque to the armature of the motor.

3940677, Feb 24, 1976

Nov 6, 1973

5/413334

Ronald Morino - Sea Cliff NY
William B. Tucker - East Norwich NY
Raymond J. Keogh - Huntington NY

Photocircuits Division of Kollmorgen Corporation - Hartford CT

G05B 1132
G05B 1940
H02K 1734

318685

A motor drive system including a direct-current motor arranged in tandem with a stepping motor. The stepping motor is energized by conventional means. The direct-current motor is energized by a constant-current drive means, which is responsive to signals from magnitude and direction sensing means. The direct-current motor and stepping motor coact to provide a controlled mechanical output.

5998905, Dec 7, 1999

May 28, 1997

8/845927

Richard J. Fougere - Blacksburg VA
Mohammad Khandan-Barani - Radford VA
Raymond S. Keogh - Farmingdale NY

Kollmorgen Corporation - Waltham MA
Advanced Interconnection Technology - Islip NY

H02K 112
H02K 1502
H02K 1504
H02K 1510

310254

A method of making a slotless electric motor wherein the active winding segments are adhesively affixed to a support surface or previously deposited active wire segments to form a self-supporting winding structure. The self-supporting structure is then secured in a magnetic structure of the slotless stator.

4859807, Aug 22, 1989

Oct 1, 1987

7/103850

Brian E. Swiggett - Huntington NY
Ronald Morino - Sea Cliff NY
Raymond J. Keogh - Huntington NY
Jonathan C. Crowell - Lakeville MA
George Szenczy - Northport NY
Andrew J. Schoenberg - Huntington NY
Marju L. Friedrich - Babylon NY

Kollmorgen Technologies Corporation - Dallas TX

H05K 100

174 685

This invention relates to interconnection circuit boards and processes for making and modifying interconnection circuit boards wherein adhesive is applied to a wire used in scribing a conductor pattern. The adhesive is activated to a tacky state during the wire scribing operation which forms the conductor pattern, and can thereafter be cured to permanently bond the conductors to the board surface.