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Thomas H Faria, 47Portland, OR

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Thomas G Faria Tom H Faria Thomas Farari
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Portland, OR   

17 Park Dr, Waterford, CT 06385    860-4423225   

27 Park Dr, Waterford, CT 06385   

6 Point Comfort, Waterford, CT 06385   

170 Broad St, New London, CT 06320   

Bettendorf, IA   

Naperville, IL   

17 Park Dr, Waterford, CT 06385   

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Company: Sheffield pharmaceuticals Aug 2002 to Mar 2014 Position: President

Education

School / High School: Bryant University 2008

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Mental Health Care
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Thomas Faria

Location:
New Haven, CT
Industry:
Mental Health Care
Work:
Sheffield Pharmaceuticals Aug 2002 - Mar 2014
President Thomas G Faria Corporation Apr 2003 - Dec 2013
Chairman of the Board of Directors
Education:
Bryant University 2008
Bryant University 2004 - 2007
Master of Business Administration, Masters, Finance University of Michigan 1994 - 1998
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Engineering Williams School 1994
Pacific University

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Tachometer Apparatus

US Patent:
4059799, Nov 22, 1977
Filed:
Jun 7, 1976
Appl. No.:
5/693535
Inventors:
Thomas G. Faria - Waterford CT
International Classification:
G01P 348
US Classification:
324169
Abstract:
The invention contemplates tachometer apparatus which functions from an electric pulse input which is of frequency directly related to engine speed of an internal combustion engine. In application to a modern automobile assembly line wherein successively assembled vehicles may have various-sized engines in random succession, the particular feature of the invention is that with essentially the same rectifier circuit and associated indicating meter, and with the simplest of manipulation or connection of a single element, the meter can be direct-reading and fully calibrated whether the invention is applied to a four-cylinder engine, to an eight-cylinder engine or to a six-cylinder engine.

Tachometer Indicator With Uncompensated Magnetic Return To Zero

US Patent:
4646007, Feb 24, 1987
Filed:
Mar 25, 1985
Appl. No.:
6/715409
Inventors:
Thomas G. Faria - Waterford CT
International Classification:
G01R 120
US Classification:
324146
Abstract:
The zero position in a sine cosine indicator for a tachometer is determined by a projection on the magnetized rotor arranged to encounter a stop projecting from the enclosing bobbin wall. A weak stationary secondary magnet is located adjacent the rotor with the magnetic axis of the secondary magnet rotated through an angle less than full scale from the magnetic axis of the rotor when the rotor is in the zero position. Alignment and crossover between the two magnetic axes is arranged to occur when the pointer associated with the rotor is approximately at midscale. Consequently any distortion of the scale to either side of the crossover point is in opposite directions and the overall appearance of the scale to the casual observer is linear.

Moving Magnet Electrical Meter With Single Pivot Pin For The Moving Magnet And A Fixed Return Magnet

US Patent:
4335351, Jun 15, 1982
Filed:
Apr 9, 1980
Appl. No.:
6/138530
Inventors:
Thomas G. Faria - Waterford CT
International Classification:
G01R 516
G01R 104
US Classification:
324146
Abstract:
The invention contemplates a moving-magnet meter movement wherein frame structure to pivotally support the moving element also includes coil-supporting bobbin structure, so that a fixedly mounted coil can be wound directly on the frame structure after assembly of all moving parts including the needle pointer of the moving element. The frame structure is also so arranged in laterally offset relation to the bobbin region that terminals with separate terminal-strip elements can project laterally further from the bobbin region and outward of the frame structure, whereby coil lead and/or other circuit-element connections within the meter can be made in laterally projecting regions of the terminal-strip elements, thus enabling a single dip-soldering operation to consolidate all electrical connections. Other features are described.

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David M Faria  Debra L Faria  Daniel J Faria  Denise Faria  Danielle M Faria  Derek D Faria  Diane S Faria  Thomas D Johnson  Thomas Stamps  Thomas W Stancil 

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