Robert A Gabor, 772704 Arbor Glen Dr UNIT 306, Twinsburg, OH 44087

3999126, Dec 21, 1976

Apr 17, 1975

5/561112

Robert J. Gabor - Mentor OH

A & P Products Incorporated - Painesville OH

G01R 1916
G01R 3102

324133

A test clip suitable for connection to a plurality of terminals at which appear respective logic signals representing those occurring in logic circuits provides an indication of the logic level of such signals. The circuit for effecting such indication is entirely self-contained requiring no external power source or grounding connection and includes a plurality of respective input lines connectable to such terminals with a respective indicator shunted by a reverse poled diode connected to each input line and one common connection for all the diodes and indicators. Thus, for example, a logic 1 signal occurring on one of the input lines will effect a current flow through a respective indicator to change the state thereof with a return current flow path being provided from the common connection through at least one of the shunting diodes connected to another input line then at logic 0 relatively ground potential. The circuit may be easily extended to test simultaneously as many circuits as desired, and such test circuit is effective to operate on positive logic as shown as well as on negative logic, the latter being achieved simply by reversal of the shunting diodes.

4029914, Jun 14, 1977

Apr 14, 1976

5/676900

Gary M. Schmidt - Cleveland OH
Robert J. Gabor - Mentor OH
John T. Venaleck - Painesville OH

A P Products Incorporated - Painesville OH

H01H 900
H01H 1500

200 1R

A multiple switch device is connectable on-line between a multiple conductor electrical cable termination assembly or the like and a receptacle or the like to which the assembly would otherwise be connected. The multiple switch device includes a plurality of slide switches that are selectively actuable to open or to close respective circuits between such assembly and such receptacle.

4011508, Mar 8, 1977

Mar 24, 1975

5/561111

Robert J. Gabor - Mentor OH

A & P Products Incorporated - Painesville OH

G01R 3102
G01R 1916

324133

A probe for testing logic signals or the like occurring in electric circuits and for indicating whether such signals are at low, intermediate or high level or that an open circuit exists in the tested circuit includes first and second parallel connected display portions, the former having a first liquid crystal indicator in series with a battery the latter including a second liquid crystal. The first liquid crystal is normally energized when the difference between the battery voltage and the received signal being tested exceeds the threshold level thereof, and the second liquid crystal is normally energized when the voltage of the received signal being tested exceeds the threshold level thereof, such energization indicating whether the tested signal is at high or low level. De-energization of both liquid crystals indicates that the tested signal is at an intermediate level, also known as the deadband region between low and high level signals, or that an open circuit exists in the tested circuit.

4321588, Mar 23, 1982

Mar 20, 1980

6/132146

Robert J. Gabor - Painesville OH
John N. Tengler - Chardon OH
Kenneth W. Braund - Newbury OH

A P Products Incorporated - Mentor OH

H02B 104

340381

A breadboard assembly to facilitate connecting electrical circuits comprises a breadboard member including a housing, plural electrical contacts in the housing, openings, in at least one surface of the housing for permitting access for connection to respective contacts by a member inserted therein, and a tray for adjustably holding at least one member in operative position therein. The breadboard member may be a terminal strip including in its housing contacts for electrically connecting plural members inserted to engagement therewith, a distribution strip including in its housing one or more contact sets for distributing power to members inserted into engagement therewith, a discrete strip having in its housing contacts arranged in a pattern to accept relatively large size electric or electronic components, a display strip having in its housing an arrangement of contacts for facilitating connections of seven segment alphanumeric displays or the like, a light emitting diode strip having in its housing a contact arrangement that facilitates connections for light emitting diodes, and possibly other types of strips. Means are provided to connect plural trays side-by-side and end-to-end.