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Creating an 8x8x8 3D LED Cube: The Base PCB
Creating an 8x8x8 3D tri-color LED cube from the ground up involves a variety of tasks, including designing the base PCB upon which the cube will be mounted.
Allocating MCU Resources Accurately
When you need a new MCU and new I/O for a project, how do you choose among the many and confusing alternatives?
Experts Call for Secure Sensors
Sensor nodes are the most vulnerable point of attack in an Internet of Things ecosystem, so securing the trillions of sensors industry experts expect is of the utmost concern.
AMD Integrates X86, GPU & I/O
Early next year, AMD will ship Carrizo, its most integrated x86 processor to date, combining I/O with -- in some versions -- new x86 and GPU cores.
Test Your Way to a Better IoT
Better design and test procedures will lead to much lower maintenance costs than for systems where those precautions have not been taken.
How to Help STEM the Tide of Unfilled Tech Jobs
How do we inspire the next generation to be creators, not just consumers, of technology?
12 Startups I Saw at Demo
The consumer Internet of Things sector is getting crowded and maybe a bit ahead of itself, a Nest co-founder said at the Demo event, where a handful of smart-home startups showed their wares.
Megachips: Japan's Best Kept Secret
In a recent interview with EE Times, Megachips' president and CEO Akira Takata laid out a plan to commit the company's future growth, not on ASICs for the domestic market, but ASSPs for the global market.
Intel Expects 2015 Mobile Speedup
Intel is back on track with mobile, company officials said at an annual investor meeting.
LEDs Go Color-Temperature & Tunable
The LED manufacturer Everlight introduced what it calls the world's first color-temperature tunable LEDs in a simple chip on board package.
Culture Is King in Job Search
Programmers, web developers, and software engineers often assume that technical skills land jobs and lead to career success, but in today's startup landscape, company culture is king.
Friday Quiz: More Radar
An EE Times reader submitted our second Friday quiz about radar.
Want to Present a Paper at ESC Boston 2015?
If you are interested in presenting a paper on the technical stage or at the Fantastical Theatre of Engineering Innovation, here's how to submit an abstract.
Transparent Car Shows Automotive's Future
TE Connectivity's clear-plastic, full-size model car shows the latest advances in automotive tech.
Why No One Leaves Linear Technology
Why culture makes Linear Tech a winner.
The Messe U-Bahn Crush Business Indicator
Electronica's healthy glow means good things for Europe's electronics sector.
Automotive Industry Drives Chip Demand
Among all major end use-applications for integrated circuits, the automotive market exposes the strongest growth, finds market researcher IC Insight in a study to be released later this month.
Power Week: Duracell Buyout Tied to Wireless Power, EVs?
The acquisition of the Duracell battery brand by Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway could have broader implications for the power technology industry.
What Are You Wearing?
The wearables market is at $6B this year and is estimated to rise to $33B by 2019. What are you wearing? What will you be wearing soon?
Carbon Nanobuds Flex, Replace Indium Tin Oxide
Carbon nanobud films will replace indium tin oxide as the transparent conductors enabling touchscreens, buttons, sliders, and more.
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ADT Security Services Joins The Z-Wave Alliance
The addition enhances the organization's position in next-generation interactive services; demand for next-gen home services is fueling growth of the global z-wave ecosystem.
Transmed Uses Savi Networks for African Food Shipments
SaviTrak Intelligence, using GPS, cellular technology, and sensors, will enable Transmed to dramatically reduce safety stock while improving freshness of global shipments of food from Africa to the U.S.
Smart Integrated Biodiagnostic Systems for Healthcare
The EC-funded SmartHEALTH Integrated Project to present its latest results at a booth and a dedicated workshop at ComPaMed, Düsseldorf, 18th–20th November 2009.
LTX-Credence Announces New Architecture for ATE
The LTX-Credence Diamond platform is the first integrated multi-system architecture (IMA)-compliant test system; the architecture combines low-cost systems into large tester arrays.
CMOSIS High-Res Image Sensor Uses 0.18-Micron Technology
Incorporating Tower Semiconductor's 0.18 micron CMOS image sensor technology, the 2.2 Megapixel CMV2000 is targeted at demanding machine vision sensor market, estimated at ~$200M.
Coating Pilot Plant to Use Vishay Web Tension Control
Western Michigan University is to upgrade its coating pilot plant line with Vishay's web tension measurement and control technology.
Timesys Announces LinuxLink Support for Mercury Modules
The support for Mercury Computer Systems' Ensemble 3000 and Ensemble 6000 Series modules represents the first commercial Linux support for new OpenVPX platforms.
TI Demos Bluetooth Low Energy Open Standard
TI provides hardware, software, development tools and support for emerging wireless communication technology, shows off technology at Bluetooth low energy technology conference in Munich.
Sumitomo Finalizes Acquisition of Aviza Technology
Acquisition includes Aviza's wafer process subsidiary, its thermal products business, and its global sales and service organization.
Nation's Newest USAF Environmental Satellite Launched
The Defense Meteorological Satellite Program Block 5D-3 spacecraft is intended to provide strategic and tactical weather prediction to aid U.S. military operations.
Intergraph Introduces Motion Video Exploitation Solution
Designed for increased real-time situational awareness and actionable intelligence, the new technology provides end-to-end workflow for exploiting massive UAS sensor and video data volume.
Mercury Computer Systems Products Comply With OpenVPX
Founder of the Open VPX Working Group is the first company to deliver new products that comply with the V1.0 OpenVPX specification, providing improved flexibility and scalability for wide range of applications.
Emisstar and Sensors Inc. Announce Strategic Partnership
The alliance is expected to broaden the field of testing and measurement of engine and vehicle emissions to include greenhouse gases, carbon offsets, and energy management.
RFMD's GPS LNA Module Secures Design Wins
The RF2815 module will support multiple upcoming 3G smartphones and data cards, and the current activity is expected to reach revenue levels of multiple millions of dollars per quarter as early as March 2010.
StockerYale Sells North American Operations to Coherent
The transaction transfers the company's Montreal-based laser module business and its specialty optical fiber division in Salem, NH, to the photonics provider, allowing StockerYale to reduce its debt and focus resources on growing its LED systems and PPL businesses.
Enfora and T-Mobile Collaborate
As part of the joint effort, T-Mobile will provide embedded SIMs pre-configured with wireless data connectivity for Enfora devices to enhance remote monitoring and asset management functionality for smart energy, transportation, medical, and security applications.
Nemotek Announces Miniaturized Wafer-Level Camera
The device's small form factor and flexible design make it well suited for portable applications.
CEL Ships MeshConnect Extended Range Module
The new unit provides long-range communications and robust connectivity in noisy RF environments. The module enables a variety of applications, such as intelligent lighting control, in-hospital patient monitoring, and industrial sensor networks.
Freescale Expands Intelligent Touch-Sensing Options
The MPR121 ultra-low-power capacitive sensor and touch-sensing software suite enable advanced, cost-effective touch panel interfaces.
ST Introduces Motion Sensor for Smarter Vehicles
The AIS226DS acceleration sensor measures movement with high accuracy over the whole automotive temperature range to enable vehicle self-adjusting features, advanced safety and security, and enhanced GPS.
Avago Announces Touch-Screen Interface Technology
The new capacitive touch-panel controller enables true multi-touch capability and navigation to greatly enhance the end-user experience, with such products as smartphones and portable electronic communications devices.
Radiocrafts and Smarteq Demonstrate Wireless M-Bus Systems
By combining the RC1180-MBUS3 radio module from Radiocrafts with commercial off-the-shelf antennas from Smarteq, a line-of-sight range of 1.5 km was achieved, from a utility meter to a gateway.
Leti Uses Copper-Based Catalysts to Synthesize Silicon Nanowire
The breakthrough bridges the gap between CMOS technology and the growth of nanowires and will enable IC producers to add new non-digital functions, such as sensing, to CMOS chip-making processes.
SkyBitz Partners with KORE
The remote asset management systems provider will leverage KORE's wireless network to expand its cellular-based GPS tracking options. The new suite of SkyBitz products will include both GSM- and CDMA-capable devices.
Digi Launches Fleet Management Telematics Product Line
The ConnectPort X5 suite of devices incorporates cellular, satellite, global positioning system, Wi-Fi, and vehicle-area network technologies, which provide flexible and reliable connectivity, allowing companies to monitor the operating health, performance, and location of their remote assets.
Dust's SmartMesh Chosen for GE Energy Condition Monitoring System
The incorporation of the wireless networking technology eliminates the power and communications wires while maintaining the reliability required to monitor critical assets.
MEMSIC Introduces Low-Profile Tri-Axis Magnetic Sensor
The MMC3120MR is well suited for high-end and cost-sensitive digital compass and augmented-reality applications in mobile handset, PND, and navigation products.
Current Group Partners with Tendril on Smart Grid Systems
The joint effort will ensure interoperability between the two companies' systems, through the use of open standards, to maximize the efficiency of the distribution system and empower customers' conservation efforts.
MEMS Energy-Harvesting Devices, Technologies, and Markets
Research and Markets' report describes and compares the main developments in these devices with those in fuel cells and micro batteries. The analysis describes the challenges facing players and the market trends and business models in this technology arena.
RF Code and IBM Integrate Monitoring Platforms
The asset management systems provider announced the introduction of a module that will link its Sensor Manager environmental monitoring system with IBM's Tivoli Monitoring platform, which will enable IT departments to optimize their infrastructure's performance.
Voltree Power Announces Contract with Forest Service
The USDA Forest Service will enhance its fire prediction and weather modeling capabilities with Voltree's climate sensor network, following a successful test of the system.
Rudolph Releases Back-End Manufacturing Review Software
Discover fast review and die sort classification software is able to dramatically reduce time and cost of defect review in back-end process environments.
Honeywell Intros New Sensor for Paper And Board Quality
The Precision FotoFiber captures fiber orientation angles at high speeds and reduces need for laboratory profile analysis.
US Air Force Awards DSPCon Phase II SBIR
Under the contract, DSPCon will develop an optimized processing platform for propulsion health management systems.
EV Group's Wafer Bonder Selected by Korea's RFID/USN
The leading Korean research center and foundry service provider RFID/USN has selected EV Group's GEMINI wafer bonding system for 3D MEMS manufacturing.
Medical Intubation System Uses OmniVision Cameras
ETView selects OmniVision's ultra small OV6920 medical sensor for new FDA-approved disposable tracheoscopic ventilation tube (TVT) system.
Jova Solutions Announces Low-Cost Image Sensor Tester
The ISL-3200 CMOS image sensor represents a "game-changing" approach, epitomizes industry trend toward low-cost, high-function testers at a fraction of ATE prices.
Whirlpool To Make Smart Grid-Compatible Clothes Dryers
The company intends to produce one million of the smart-grid-compatible dryers by the end of 2011 and has plans to have all of its appliances capable of communicating with the smart grid by 2015.
Automotive SoC Enables Precision Ultrasonic Sensing
Maxim's newest MAXQ mixed-signal microcontroller provides a compact SoC for accurate ultrasonic distance measurements, and adds intelligence to cost-sensitive sensor-conditioning applications.
Navigation Sensor Has Successful Demo on Space Shuttle
The DragonEye LIDAR proximity sensor from SpaceX has undergone flight system trials aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavour.
STMicroelectronics Introduces MotionBee Platform
MotionBee combines motion sensing with ZigBee wireless to enable remote motion control.
Thinergy Micro Energy Cells Win "Best in Show" at ESC
The solid-state, recharcheable, thin-film micro-energy devices from Infinite Power Solutions was awarded VDC Research Group's "Best In Show" at the Embedded Systems Conference and recognized as the most significant new hardware product on display at the show.
iCarpool.com Wins Traffic Congestion Challenge
ITS America, IBM, Spencer Trask & Partners announce the winner in the global ITS Congestion Challenge, designed to find the best ideas to reduce traffic congestion.
RFM Expands Low-Power RFIC Line
The new 300 MHz to 510 MHz TRC105 is a low-power, short-range radio RFIC suited for 2-way communications in a variety of applications.
MEMS Microphones Shipments to Rise to 1 Billion in 2013
Use in mobile handsets and other applications are behind the growth.
MSGI Announces Handheld Bloodless Diabetes Test
Nanobeak, an MSGI subsidiary, has produced a prototype handheld sensor that measures acetone concentration in the breath to test for diabetes.
EU Emergency Support System (ESS) to Use Intergraph
Intergraph has been named a member of the ESS Consortium and has received EC approval todevelop a portable emergency command and control system for future crisis event management.
Invensys Unveils Innovative CIF Solution
New features of the I/A Series DCS enable easier and faster control in the field.
IPSO Alliance Certification and Compliance Initiative
The initiative focuses on interoperability to facilitate migration of applications directly to IP-enabled and secure embedded devices for IP-based smart objects used in offices, homes, healthcare and the smart grid infrastructure.
InterSense Intros IMU Chip for Navigation, Stabilization
The NavChip approaches fiber-optic gyro precision at MEMS IMU price points.
Bodkin Design & Engineering Wins SBIR Phase I Contract
The company will develop a hyperspectral imaging system for U.S. Naval periscopes to perform target ID and tracking.
Cypress Enables Portable Device Connectivity in Cars
New automotive-qualified EZ-USB-HX2LP hub and EZ-Host devices expand the reach of the company's USB portfolio into navigation, infotainment and other automotive applications.
Elster and Augusta Systems Partner
Augusta has joined Elster's Advanced Grid Infrastructure Initiative, a collaborative effort to enhance smart grid reliability and management.
Cleveland FES Center Restores Movement to Individuals
MathWorks tools for model-based design enable medical researchers to more quickly develop functional electrical stimulation (FES) devices to assist patients with neuromuscular disabilities.
Continental to Develop Vehicle Services Interface
The auto supplier has signed a contract with Better Place to provide networked systems that enable drivers to know where and when to charge electric vehicles and allow car and driver to communicate with the Better Place network to obtain updated information.
Valeo Announces New Vehicle Detection Systems
The company has combined camera, sensor, and radar technology to provide total visibility of the vehicle's immediate environment to enhance safety in low-speed maneuvers. The control unit optimizes images before they are displayed on the navigation screen.
Omnyx Awarded Digital Pathology Technology Patent
The patent covers a system that uses two image sensors in a digital microscope, with the primary sensor acquiring images at a fast rate and the auxiliary sensor surveying focus data at high speed. The technology reduces scan times and increases image quality.
On-Ramp Announces System for Wide-Area M2M Applications
The wireless networking technology can connect large numbers of sensors, meters, and tracking devices, distributed throughout metro-scale environments, for industrial condition monitoring, location tracking, and security sensing.
SPO Medical Receives New Patents
The intellectual property relates to the implementation of reflectance pulse oximetry for medical and nonmedical markets. The technology enables accurate measurement of vital signs, as well as the placement of optical sensors at various places on the body.
ImmerVision and Samsung Electro-Mechanics Sign License Agreement
The arrangement allows Samsung to produce and commercialize panomorph optics for the automotive market on a worldwide basis. The adoption of the technology indicates how critical 360° immersive video is to automotive applications.
Augusta Systems Receives Product Line Strategy Award
Frost & Sullivan recognized the company for relaunching, rebranding, and updating its products under the EdgeFrontier line. The technology supports integration of data, events, and control functions from diverse elements, regardless of manufacturer or communications protocol.
Irvine Sensors Receives $4.6 Million in Contracts
Many of the recent awards are related to potential cyber security applications.
EU Signs Off on Corventis' AVIVO
With the CE mark, the Mobile Patient Management System can be used in the European Union and other countries that accept the certification. The wearable wireless sensing system will enable physicians to monitor patient cardiovascular health anywhere.
Tower Semiconductor Receives $5.3 Million in Investments
The company is granting the investors approximately 5.36 million ordinary shares, based on a price of NIS 3.73, as well as warrants to purchase approximately 1.34 million ordinary shares.
Magsoft Announces Release of Flux 10.3
The finite element method—based software will enable makers of sensors and actuators to move from physical prototyping to virtual prototyping to validate designs. The capabilities will shorten time to market and reduce development costs.
Decawave and DIT Partner on Antenna Design
The technology will be optimized for a variety of uses, including RTLSs and ultra-low-power wireless transceivers. The antennas will be integrated with the ScenSor chip to increase range and accuracy but can be customized for other applications.
Honeywell and Synengco Sign Agreement
Under the arrangement, Honeywell will license and sell SentientSystem, a suite of advanced applications developed by Synengco to optimize operations and provide sophisticated asset management for utility companies.
Eurotech Launches Helios Platform
The programmable edge controller aggregates and delivers data from edge devices, such as sensors and distributed monitors, to the network core for analysis and action. The platform supports both wired and wireless connectivity.
Automotive Industry Forms Bus Standard Consortium
Led by Denso, Freescale, and TRW, the new organization will drive development and deployment of the Distributed System Interface standard. With its establishment, the consortium unveils the next-generation DSI 2.5 standard.
AirTest to Acquire IR Gas Sensor Technology
The memorandum of understanding signed with the research and development company will allow AirTest to obtain exclusive proprietary rights to market and manufacture IR-based gas-sensing technologies that offer enhanced stability and sensitivity.
OYO Announces Seismic Equipment Orders
The purchases include geophone and hydrophone sensors, cables, Geospace Seismic Recorders (GSRs), and borehole products, used by the oil and gas industry to acquire and process seismic data. The contracts will generate revenue totaling $18 million.
Cognex Accepts Patent Dispute Settlement
The company's complaints revolved around the importation and sale of equipment containing MVTec HALCON machine vision software by Multitest Elektronische Systeme.
Deeter Offers Wireless Level-Sensing System
The unit provides a link between level sensors and control systems or indicators and enables you to multiplex a number of sensor inputs, which allows you to control and indicate a whole range of sensors through one system.
CTS Awarded Smart Actuator Contract
The component to be manufactured is a key part of diesel engines, primarily for medium-duty trucks sold in North American. Production is scheduled to begin mid 2012 and generate approximately $50 million in revenue over the life of the six-year program.
RFID Could Boost Asia-Pacific Aviation Economy
Frost & Sullivan research indicates that the wireless systems, when converged with other technologies, such as sensors, have considerable potential to reduce costs and enable new applications, all of which enhances the sustainability and profitability of the industry.
Research and Markets Examines WSN Systems
The report includes a case analysis of the Asia Pac wireless sensor networking market.
IMEC Wireless Sensor Systems Enable A Better Sleep
IMEC, Holst Centre present a miniaturized wireless sleep staging system at the IEEE EMB Conference.
NavSync and Ekahau Expand Location Tracking Capabilities
NavSync's new FCC-certified NavTrac Wi-Fi-enabled GPS devices support asset and inventory tracking from inside buildings to around the world.
ICON-SCM Named as Supply Chain Innovation Award Finalist
ICON-SCM's supply chain management solution helps customers cut planning time from weeks to minutes, reduce inventory and increase flexibility.
LIOS Technology Inc. Announces Opening of U.S. Office
Investments in Smart Grid technologies encourage the German provider of distributed temperature monitoring systems to open a US office in Morganville, NJ.
Raytheon to Purchase BBN Technologies
Under the agreement, Raytheon will acquire the R&D company, subject to customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals.
Nemotek Technologie Partners With Anglia
New Hong Kong logistics center enables reliable delivery of customized products to customers.
nPhase Powers ABB's Asset Monitoring Solution
Sophisticated monitoring system helps to improve utilities' grid reliability and reduce operational costs.
GPS Sport and Fitness Outlook Remains Bright
ABI Research notes more than 3.5 million shipments of GPS sports and fitness hardware in 2009; dedicated products suffering from recession but smartphone fitness applications are on the rise.
Melexis and BFi OPTiLAS Partner
BFi OPTiLAS will distribute Melexis' wireless integrated circuits in Europe.
TI OMAP Products Help Simplify Building Management
The OMAP technology is incorporated into AMX's Modero and Metreau automation and control panels, enabling consumers to manage an entire room with the touch of a button and eliminate the clutter of multiple remotes and keypads.
COX Instruments Announces Flowmeter Calibration Center
New Tokyo facility provides primary standard calibrations for all types of flowmeters.
Frost & Sullivan Survey European Naval Sensors Market
According to the company's market review, the major driving force of the European Naval Sensors Market will be the procurement programs of new vessels by navies.
Lockheed Martin Tries Out Airborne Intelligence Test-Bed
The flying laboratory has successfully completed its maiden flight and received its FAA certification. Designed to test multiple ISR sensor combinations, it will accelerate delivery of C4ISR capabilities.
RF Code Announces Wire-Free Liquid Detection Sensor
The sensor's thin-film technology enables one-second "clear time"; in conjunction with the company's wire-free monitoring the sesnor provides maximum deployment flexibility.
HRL Laboratories Announces Partnership with KCP
Under the partnership with the KCP National Secure Manufacturing Center for Trusted Foundry Services, HRL will provide technical support, implementation, and design verification for its InP technologies.
DecaWave Ships Its First 5 Scensor Evaluation Kits
Kits purchased by firms in U.S., Germany, France, Israel, and Korea and allow the companies to analyze DecaWave's ScenSor UWB IC based on 802.15.4a.
Belden and Byres Security Join Forces
Under the technology cooperation agreement, the two companies will jointly develop rugged industrial network security products.
Micronas Purchases LTX-Credence Diamond Systems
Micronas selects LTX-Credence's Diamond ATE system as its platform of choice for testing and operations for its mixed-signal products.
SRNL, Automakers To Develop High-Performance WSNs
The Savannah River National Laboratory and U.S. automakers are developing a platform for wireless sensor networks to achieve improved reliability, speed, and security.
NASA Chooses Small Business Subcontractor of the Year
NASA/Ames recognizes Locus Technologies for its support of NASA/Ames' Center Groundwater Extraction and Treatment System.
Trimble Introduces New Excavator Depth Display System
Designed for compact equipment, the Spectra Precision Laser DDS300 delivers dynamic real-time bucket positioning and simple installation in an affordable package.
TRW Camera Technologies Makes Life Easier for Drivers
Company's camera and sensor technologies designed to provide automatic control of headlights, windshield wipers, and cabin HVAC, allowing drivers to concentrate on driving.
NIST Awards Contract for Smart Grid Standards
EnerNex Corp. will help NIST to sustain its fast-track development of the standards required for the Smart Grid.
Optisense to Use TI Tech for Smart Grid Measuring Units
Optisense Network's optical sensors and primary measuring units will use TI's embedded processing and analog technology to provide utilities with a total monitoring solution.
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Workers in Silicon Valley Weigh In on Obama?s Immigration Order
Despite drawbacks, some immigrants working in technology said the president?s actions could make work in the United States easier.
Critic?s Notebook: Dragon Age: Inquisition Evokes Interactive Storytelling
Dragon Age: Inquisition shows that sophisticated storytelling in video games has become commonplace even as it remains the most experimental and contentious aspect of the medium.
Bits Blog: What Cloud Computing Means to Your Job
The next big technology migration will change how workplaces are organized. Bad news, middle managers: You?re going to get less important.
Bidding in Government Auction of Airwaves Reaches $34 Billion
Prices are likely to rise further because the auction has no definite end and could continue for days or weeks.
At Spain?s Door, a Welcome Mat for Entrepreneurs
A nation is beckoning foreign brains and money with the kind of immigration reform that Silicon Valley can only envy.
Prototype: Brewing Your Own Beer, With Help From an App
A company called Brewbot is aiming to market a 4-foot-tall machine that allows amateurs and professionals to brew craft beer, and to even devise their own recipes.
Settlement in Apple Case Over E-Books Is Approved
A deal in the antitrust case would give consumers $400 million in cash and e-book credits, and lawyers $50 million. But an appeal is still pending.
Bits Blog: In Europe, a Resolution to Break Up Google
The nonbinding resolution could increase pressure on Europe?s the competition commissioner to bring formal charges against Google.
Bits Blog: Google Experimenting With Removing Ads for a Fee
Google started experimenting with a new way to let users contribute to websites in exchange for fewer ads.
Bits Blog: F.C.C. Chairman Says Agency Will Not Rush Net Neutrality Rules
The chairman, Tom Wheeler, said he had not spoken with President Obama since the president publicly urged the F.C.C. to reclassify broadband Internet access as a utility.
To Delete or Not to Delete: That?s the Uber Question
Customers are deleting the company?s on-demand taxi app after Emil Michael, a senior vice president, suggested spying on its critics.
Bits Blog: Malicious Software Said to Spread on Android Phones
Lookout, a security company, says it has been tracking malware that over the last two years has become more sophisticated as it hit millions of devices.
Aereo Concedes Defeat and Files for Bankruptcy
The streaming television start-up said it was unable to recover from a Supreme Court decision that essentially barred its business model.
Bits Blog: Facebook Shuttle Bus Drivers Vote to Unionize
The bus drivers say they are inadequately paid and endure a stressful work schedule of split shifts.
Bits Blog: Google Play Store Opens to Chinese Developers
Google said it would offer Chinese developers a way to sell mobile applications outside of mainland China by giving them access to its Play Store, which runs on Android phones and tablets.
To Energize Sales, Nintendo Introduces Toys That Roam Virtual Realm
A collection of toy figurines that will interact with a video game is Nintendo?s entry into an already flourishing market.
Q&A: How to Use a VPN
Plus, troubleshooting ?file in use? messages.
App City: An App to Help New York City Renters Find Compatible Roommates
Taking cues from online dating services, MatchPad seeks to match renters on how they mesh in areas like extroversion and cleanliness.
Advertising: Jim Parsons, ?Big Bang Theory? Star, to Promote Intel as Innovator
Mr. Parsons, who portrays the genius nerd Sheldon Cooper on the comedy series, is featured in a campaign that is scheduled to begin on Monday.
Washington Post Releases Free App for Kindle, in First Collaboration With Amazon
The ideas and preoccupations of Jeff Bezos, who bought The Post last year, have quietly reshaped the paper, including a new focus on international growth.
Disruptions: Social Media Bots Offer Phony Friends and Real Profit
Bots number in the millions, for good reason.
Bits Blog: Uber?s Privacy Practices Questioned by Senator Franken
In a letter, Senator Al Franken asked Travis Kalanick, Uber?s chief executive, to explain how the company uses the data it collects on its users.
Video Game Meets History, and France Rebels Again
Critics say the video game?s latest version is excessively sympathetic to the monarchy and disrespectful to the revolutionaries who overthrew King Louis XVI.
Swedish Court Upholds Order for Arrest of Julian Assange
Mr. Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, had argued that an order for his detention could not be enforced and infringed on his civil rights.
Bits Blog: Firefox Makes Yahoo Its New Default for Search, Replacing Google
Marissa Mayer, Yahoo?s chief executive, signaled with the deal with Mozilla that she still believes search is a part of the company?s future.
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Schuylerville High School is committed to providing a rich and rewarding educational experience to each of our students in grades 9 through 12. The High School is a close-knit community of students, staff members, parents and community members who work together to promote this goal. While we are proud of the wide range of learning opportunities we are able to offer our students, we are especially passionate about the relationships that characterize our school and shape our culture. Our success in meeting the individual needs of our students stems from [MORE]
John Halligan Brings Anti-Bullying Message to Schuylerville Students
Schuylerville Middle School and High School students learned
the importance of being an upstander and not a bystander
when it comes to bullying and harassment during a
presentation on Monday, Nov. 24.
Schuylerville High School Students Learn the Power of Leadership
More than 180 Schuylerville High School students put their leadership skills to the test on Tuesday, Nov. 18, by participating in the first Schuylerville Student Leadership Training. [READ MORE]
Schuylerville's Varsity Fall Sports Teams Recognized for Academic Achievement
Schuylerville's eight varsity fall sports teams have all qualified to earn the New York State Public High School Athletic Association's (NYSPHAA) Scholar Athlete Team Award. [READ MORE]
Schuylerville High School Drama Club Students Prepare for Performance
The Schuylerville High School drama club held a dress rehearsal Thursday to prepare for two performances of "Little Shop of Horrors" on Friday and Saturday, Nov. 7 & 8. The show begins at 7 p.m. both nights in the high school auditorium. Tickets are on sale at the door - $8 for adults, $5 for students and senior citizens. [photo gallery]
Schuylerville Athletics Department Launches New Web Page
The Schuylerville Athletics Department has launched a new web page dedicated to its athletics program. The website, "8 to 18," was adopted by the Foothills Council, with each participating school's athletics department maintaining its own web page. [READ MORE]
John Halligan to Bring Anti-Bullying Message to Schuylerville Schools
John Halligan lost his son, Ryan, to suicide on October 7, 2003 when Ryan was 13 years old. At the time of his death, Ryan was a student at a middle school in Vermont. Saved online conversations revealed that Ryan was ridiculed and humiliated by peers at school and online. [READ MORE]
International Tasting Event Canceled
The International Tasting Event that was scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 8 at Schuylerville High School has been canceled.
Emergency Dismissal Drill Scheduled for Friday, Nov. 7
On Friday, Nov. 7, 2014, Schuylerville students will be dismissed 15 minutes earlier than usual as part of a state-mandated Emergency Dismissal Drill. The After School Program will not be held.
Schuylerville Varsity Football Team Advances to Class B Super Bowl
The Schuylerville Varsity Football Team will play in the Class B Super Bowl on Saturday, Nov. 8 after defeating Cohoes 33-7 in the sectional semi –finals. The Black Horses will face Schalmont at 3 p.m. at Shenendehowa High School. Tickets are $6.00 each.
Schuylerville Student & Staff Picture Retakes This Week
Schuylerville students and staff who had their picture taken and were not happy with it may bring their photos in and have their picture retaken during their school's scheduled day this week: High School – Tuesday, Nov. 4, Middle School – Wednesday, Nov. 5, Elementary School – Thursday, Nov. 6.
Schuylerville Senior Class Organizes Clothing Drive
The Schuylerville High School senior class is conducting a clothing drive from Monday, Nov. 3 to Friday, Nov. 21. All donations will be sorted by members of the senior class and distributed to "The Way". Click here for more details. [PDF]
Winter Sports Paperwork Due Nov. 4
Schuylerville JV and Varsity athletes must turn in all of their paperwork to participate in a winter sport to Mrs. Driscoll by Tuesday, Nov. 4.
Instant Admission Days for Schuylerville High School Seniors
Schuylerville High School seniors will have two opportunities to gain instant admission into college. [READ MORE]
Teen Brain Expert Presentation Open to Schuylerville Parents
Schuylerville parents are invited to attend a presentation by nationally-renowned teen brain expert, Michael Nerney, at Stillwater High School on Monday, Nov. 17. Nerney will be speaking from 6:30-8 p.m. in the Stillwater High School auditorium. [READ MORE]
Schuylerville High School Drama Club Presents "Little Shop of Horrors"
The Schuylerville High School drama club is inviting classmates, teachers, parents and community members to its performance of "Little Shop of Horrors" on Friday, Nov. 7 and Saturday, Nov. 8 in the Schuylerville High School auditorium. [READ MORE]
Schuylerville's Carter Fritch Ends High School Golf Career
Schuylerville High School senior Carter Fritch finished his golf season Thursday, Oct. 16 at the ABCD sectional round at Orchard Creek in Altamont, NY. [READ MORE]
Schuylerville Students Celebrate Fall Homecoming
Schuylerville students celebrated fall homecoming with a pep rally & home football game (Schuylerville defeated Cobleskill 40-2). [photo gallery]
$3 Admission for Sectional Football Game on Friday, Oct. 24
This Friday night's home sectional football game vs. Albany Academy at 7 p.m. will have an admission charge of $3.00 for everyone. [READ MORE]
Schuylerville Varsity Volleyball Team Raises $1900 for Cancer Research
The Schuylerville varsity volleyball team competed in the
sixth annual "Power of Pink" volleyball tournament at
Queensbury High School on Saturday, Oct. 11.
Kickin' Out Cancer Event Raises $1400
The Schuylerville boys and girls varsity soccer teams helped
raise $1400 for the American Cancer Society during the
Kickin' Out Cancer event on Oct. 8.
SCS Tours France & Spain Travelers to Hold Dinner Raffle
Schuylerville High School students planning to travel to France and Spain in March are holding a dinner raffle to help pay for their trip. [READ MORE]
Schuylerville Spanish Club Collects Halloween Costumes
Schuylerville High School's Spanish Club is collecting slightly worn or new Halloween costumes for redistribution through the Fort Hardy Community Center. [READ MORE]
Schuylerville Football Program Plans Fundraiser to Support Bateman Family
The Schuylerville JV and varsity football teams will be trading in the pigskin for golf balls on Saturday, Oct. 18 to help support the Bateman family. [READ MORE]
Outpouring of Support for Penniman Family
The Schuylerville Central School District would like to thank students, faculty, staff and community members for the outpouring of support for Mrs. Penniman and her family. [READ MORE]
Two Schuylerville Students Named "Athletes of the Week"
Two Schuylerville High School students have both been named The Saratogian's "Athletes of the Week." [READ MORE]
Fire Prevention Day
As some of you may know, on Saturday Mrs. Penniman, 5th grade teacher, lost her house to a fire. Her family is ok, but she lost all of her possessions. We are asking all Schuylerville staff and students to wear red and donate $1.00 on Friday, October 3, during fire prevention day. All of our proceeds will go to Mrs. Penniman and her family. [READ MORE]
Winter Sports Sign Ups
Middle School & High School students can begin signing up for winter sports on October 14. [READ MORE]
Annual Title I Meeting
The annual Title I meeting will be held Friday, October 10 at 3:00 p.m. in the High School auditorium. Click here for more details. [PDF]
What You Should Know for the 2014-2015 Influenza Season
The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) reports that Flu activity is low across the United States now, but usually begins to increase in October. With this in mind, Schuylerville Central School District is providing a guide to parents, students and community members regarding the flu.
Soccer Players Aim to Kick Out Cancer
Schuylerville's varsity soccer players will be raising funds for the American Cancer Society during the girls' home game on Wednesday, October 8, 2014. [READ MORE]
Schuylerville Alumna Visits Digital Photography Class
Students in Ms. Luke's second period digital photography distance learning class got a lesson from a professional photographer on Friday, and, what was even more special was that the professional photographer is a Schuylerville graduate. [READ MORE]
College Caravan Coming to Schuylerville High School
SENIORS: There will be a College Caravan coming to Schuylerville on Friday, September 19th from 12:30-1:00 p.m. [READ MORE]
First Day of School at Schuylerville High School
Schuylerville High School students were excited to start a new year as the first day of classes began. [Photo Gallery]
Two Schuylerville Seniors Recognized by UAlbany
Two Schuylerville High School seniors are being recognized by the University at Albany for their exemplary academic performance and leadership in school and in the community. [READ MORE]
Register Now for 'The Ultimate Shopping Extravaganza'
Registration is now open for the Ultimate Shopping Extravaganza. The event will be held Saturday, November 1, 2014 and will benefit the Schuylerville senior trip. [READ MORE]
Register Now for SCS Runs with Class 2015
Registration is now open for SCS Runs with Class 2015. The event will be held Sunday, October 19, 2014 and will benefit the Schuylerville Senior Class trip to Florida, SAFER and the Positive Energy Award (to be presented at Graduation). [READ MORE]
Schuylerville Schools to 'Celebrate My Drive'
Administrators in the Schuylerville Central School District are rallying students, parents and community members to commit to safe driving and compete for a chance at a $100,000 grant and a private concert by The Band Perry. It's all part of State Farm Insurance's "Celebrate My Drive Program." [READ MORE]
Dozens of Students Take Part in Freshmen Walk Through
Students take time out of summer vacation to prepare for first day of classes. [Photo Gallery]
September Breakfast/Lunch Menus Now Available
The breakfast and lunch menus are now posted for September. Click here to see what's being served the first month of school.
High School Schedules Released
High School schedules for the 2014-2015 school year have been posted on Parent Portal on Wednesday, August 20th, and are being mailed home on Thursday, August 21st. [READ MORE]
Schuylerville Welcomes Athletic Trainer
The Schuylerville Central School District is excited to welcome a certified athletic trainer, physical therapist assistant and certified strength and conditioning specialist to the Athletics Department for the 2014-2015 school year. [READ MORE]
Bus Route Information for 2014-2015 School Year
Transportation letters for students in Grades 1-12 have been mailed home for the upcoming school year. [READ MORE]
High 5 for Fourth Quarter
Schuylerville students recognized for increasing their academic averages a minimum of five points from the third to fourth quarter. [READ MORE]
High School Supply Lists Now Available
Supply lists for K-12 are now available online. Click here to find out what your child needs for the 2014-2015 school year.
High School Honor Roll for Fourth Quarter
Schuylerville High School Principal Matthew Sickles has announced students accomplishing notable achievement during the fourth marking period. [READ MORE]
Senior Class Yearbook Deadlines
Important information about senior portraits, submission deadlines and getting involved in Yearbook Club. [READ MORE]
Schuylerville Athletic Passes for Sale in August
Athletic passes for Varsity Football and Girls and Boys JV/Varsity home Basketball games will be available for purchase beginning Friday, August 1. [READ MORE]
Freshmen Walk Through: August 27
All incoming 9th grade students are invited to informally tour the High School Building, locate all your scheduled fall classrooms and locate and set up your lockers. Click here for more details. [PDF file]
November 26, 2014
Thanksgiving Recess. No school.
November 27, 2014
Thanksgiving Recess. No school.
November 28, 2014
Thanksgiving Recess. No school.
[link to all High school Events]

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A quick-switch mold set is depicted wherein the interchangeable mold plate is carried by a T-plate slideable in grooves provided by a top clamping plate which is secured to the upper platen of the molding machine. A lower interchangeable mold plate is carried by an intermediate T-plate slideable in grooves provided in a bottom clamp housing. Removable and rotatable clamps are secured to the top clamping plate and other clamps to the bottom clamp housing. The clamps are disc-like, having two flats providing reduced portions that are positioned in way of a T-plate and mold plate during removal and interchange. The clamps are repositioned and tightened to provide the desired securement and retention of the mold plate and T-plate.
1. A quick-switch mold set which is constructed so that a mold cavity may be formed in mold plates which are carried in that portion which is secured by selectively manipulable clamp means, this mold set having means for clamping in a selected position to upper and lower platens in molding apparatus, the quick-switch mold set having the quick-switch removable portion containing desired aligning means, the construction of the quick-switch mold set including:
(a) a top clamping housing member adapted to receive and retain a sprue bushing including a nozzle-receiving means and a sprue passageway therethrough for molten material, said housing member including inwardly-facing grooves disposed in an opposed and facing position;
(b) a first upper-T-plate having ear portions sized to be precisely slideably in the grooves in said top clamp housing member and with a stop limit for laterial movement of these ears of said T-plate in the grooves, and with said T-plate movable for interchanging mold sets in an in-and-out direction;
(c) an upper interchangeable mold plate removably retained in the mold set and means for retaining alignment and positioning with said first T-plate;
(d) a lower interchangeable mold plate selectively adapted to be brought to a contiguous face relationship and establishing a parting line with the upper mold plate, this mold plate also removably retained in this mold set for interchanging;
(e) a plurality of leader pins and bushings arrayed and disposed to be retained in the upper and lower mold plates and maintain alignment during open and closed condition, these leader pins and bushings remaining with and as the upper and lower mold plates are removed for the interchange;
(f) a bottom clamping housing having upstanding side portions extending upwardly to the leader pins and bushings and providing a stop surface for said pins and bushings, said bottom clamping housing side portions having inwardly-facing and opposed grooves;
(g) a second intermediate T-plate having ear portions sized to be slideable in the opposed grooves in the side portions of the bottom clamping housing and with a stop limit for lateral movement of the T-plate provided by the side portion of the bottom clamping housing, and means for retaining said second lower mold plate in alignment with said intermediate T-plate;
(h) a plurality of return pins disposed to be carried in and movable in holes in the intermediate T-plate and lower mold plate;
(i) plate means for securing said plurality of return pins so as to maintain said return pins in a common plane and attitude during molding;
(j) at least one upper clamp which is secured and carried by the top clamping housing and with said clamp disposed so as to be selectively movable from a tightened condition where said clamp retains the ear portion of the upper first T-plate and upper mold plate and, when loosened, is moved to a pass condition whereby said upper first T-plate and upper mold plate are adapted to pass said upper clamp when interchange is to be made, and
(k) at least one lower clamp which is secured and carried by said bottom clamp housing and with said clamp disposed so as to be selectively movable from a tightened condition where said clamp retains an ear portion of the second intermediate T-plate and lower mold plate and, when loosened, this lower clamp is moved to a pass condition whereby said lower mold plate and second intermediate T-plate are adapted to pass said lower clamp when interchange is to be made.
2. A quick-switch mold set as in claim 1 in which the upper and lower clamps are disc-like with a determined thickness providing a desired rigidity, and with each clamp having about one-half as an arc with a selected origin or axis and the remaining as two flats with about a ninety-degree included angle, the clamps having a mounting bolt hole substantially at said axis and with said flats providing reduced extents from the axis, and when the flats are brought adjacent the ear portions of the T-plates the quick-switch portions of the mold set are in position for removal.
3. A quick-switch mold set as in claim 2 in which the upper clamp is carried by a cap screw whose threaded end is removably mounted and retained in a threaded hole formed in the top clamping housing.
4. A quick-switch mold set as in claim 2 in which the lower clamp is carried by a cap screw whose threaded end is removably mounted and retained in a threaded hole formed in an upstanding portion of the bottom clamping housing.
5. A quick-switch mold set as in claim 2 in which the inner facing surface of each of the disc-like clamps is made in and with a common plane, this surface, when the clamp is rotated so that the arc portion is presented to the T-plate and mold plate, is adapted to engage the ear portion of the T-plate and adjacent mold plate and, when tightened, retains the mold plate in the desired position.
6. A quick-switch mold set as in claim 1 in which the top clamping housing has an upper-plate portion and longitudinal side extents in which are formed the grooves for the first upper T-plate as an integrally supplied member of metal.
7. A quick-switch mold set as in claim 1 in which the bottom clamping housing has a bottom portion which is adapted to be clamped to the platen of the injection mold machine, and has longitudinal side extents in which are formed the grooves for the T-plate as an integrally supplied member of metal.
8. A quick-switch mold set as in claim 1 in which each of the return pins has heads which are seated in counterbored holes in a first plate and provide the means to maintain said pins in a common plane and attitude, and there is also provided a second plate which is secured to said first plate so as to maintain the head portions in said seated condition.
9. A quick-switch mold set as in claim 8 in which the securing of the first and second plates is by cap screws rotatably carried in said second plate and with the threaded shank portions thereof entering and seating in a secured position in threaded apertures formed in the first plate.
10. A quick-switch mold set as in claim 9 in which the second plate is supported on a third T-plate carried in grooves formed and provided in the side extents of the bottom clamping housing.
11. A quick-switch mold set as in claim 10 in which the third T-plate is slideable in said grooves and there is cooperative means provided by the bottom clamping housing and third T-plate to establish and provide a stop for longitudinal movement.
12. A quick-switch mold set as in claim 7 in which between the side extents of the bottom clamping member is a stop block fixedly secured to said bottom clamping member to provide a positive stop limit for the inward movement of the intermediate T-plate and the bottom T-plate.
13. A quick-swtich mold set as in claim 12 in which the securing of the stop block to the bottom clamping member and side extents is by dowels and screws.
14. A quick-switch mold set as in claim 1 in which the top clamping housing, and the grooves therein for the first T-plate, and the bottom clamping housing, and the grooves therein for the intermediate T-plate, are constructed to provide debris relief corners which prevent accumulation and also unwanted full insertion position for clamping of said interchange of mold sets.
15. A quick-switch mold set as in claim 1 in which there are four leader pins provided in each interchngeable mold set, each leader pin having a head and shank, each head removably mountable in a counterbore formed in said upper mold plate, and with each head having its top surface slideably positioned adjacent the top clamping housing and with the shank of each leader pin extending beyond the upper mold plate and slideable in a bushing carried in the lower mold plate.
16. A quick-switch mold set as in claim 15 in which each of the bushings which slideably retain each leader pin has a small shoulder and each bushing is seated in a counterbored hole formed in the lower mold plate, with the bushing when mounted having top and bottom surfaces which do not extend beyond the thickness of the lower mold plate.
17. A quick-switch mold set as in claim 16 in which the shoulder portion of each of the bushings is adapted to be slideably supported by an upper surface of the side extent of the bottom clamp housing.
18. A quick-switch mold set as in claim 1 in which the first upper T-plate and the upper mold plate are maintained in precise alignment by a plurality of dowel pins and the like, with portions of each dowel carried in the T-plate and upper mold plate, and with the inward limit of movement provided by the T-plate.
19. A quick-switch mold set as in claim 18 in which the means for retaining and alignment of the first upper T-plate and upper mold plate includes forming a shallow recess in the upper surface of the upper mold plate into which the first upper T-plate is fitted snugly.
20. A quick-switch mold set as in claim 1 in which the intermediate T-plate and lower mold plate are maintained in precise alignment plurality of dowel pins, with portions of each dowel carried in said T-plate and lower mold plate, and with the inward limit of movement provided by the T-plate.
21. A quick-switch mold set as in claim 20 in which the means for retaining and alignment of the intermediate T-plate and lower mold plate includes forming a shallow recess in the bottom surface portion of the lower mold plate into which the intermediate T-plate is fitted snugly.
1. Field of the Invention
With reference to the classification of art as established in and by the United States Patent Office, the present invention is believed to be found in the general class entitled "Plastic Article or Earthenware Shaping or Testing Apparatus," and more particularly in the subclasses pertaining to "with apparatus assembly or dismounting means or with idle part." Also of note is the subclass pertaining to "including securing means for retaining separable elements." The mold set of this invention is directed to injection-molding die sets and for portions which are readily removable and are retained with clamp means.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Injection molding and die sets used therewith are well known. The present injection processes propose and practically mandate that attendant time be reduced as much as possible. Short-run changes for molded articles are quite well known and necessary. The "down" or idle time for changeover in and for a machine costing several thousands of dollars and including the attendant's time are costly. For this reason, assured changeover with precise alignment is desired. This injection-molding process and apparatus has been the subject of many U.S. patents, among which are: U.S. Pat. No. 3,111,895 to KRAFT et al, as issued Nov. 26, 1963; U.S. Pat. No. 4,005,964 to BISHOP, as issued Feb. 1, 1977; U.S. Pat. No. 4,348,165 to VOSTROVSKY, as issued Sept. 7, 1982; U.S. Pat. No. 4,472,128 to RUHL, as issued Sept. 18, 1984, and U.S. Pat. No. 4,555,228 to NISHIIKE et al, as issued Nov. 26, 1985.
The patent to Kraft shows die clamp means, but does not pertain to injection molding with easy and rapid exchange of molding die portions. The patent to BISHOP pertains to ejecting and clamping apparatus, but does not utilize the rapid exchange method and apparatus of and as in the present invention. The patent to VOSTROVSKY shows a clamp means for die sections, but this clamp apparatus requires and shows hydraulic cylinders to actuate clamps for the dies. The patent to RUHL (U.S. Pat. No. 4,472,128), although for a locator clamp, has these clamps with springs and uses specially designed and machined holders. These clamps are designed to secure the upper and lower dies and the mold sets are not similarly formed. The U.S. Pat. No. 4,500,275, also to RUHL, uses wedge-shaped and screw-moved clamp means to provide precise location. These clamps are not and do not provide for the removing of portions of a die set initially secured. The patent to NISHIIKE et al is directed to the automotive exchange of complete mold sets.
The above and known patents and die sets do not disclose or teach a mold die set having upper and lower members that are disposed for securing to the molding machine apparatus and, when so placed and secured, the intermediate portions--including the plates into which the cavity is formed--are readily removable and new member portions may be inserted and mounted, then clamped.
This invention may be summarized, at least in part, with reference to its objects. It is an object of this invention to provide, and it does provide, a quick-switch mold set with clamping means providing selective exchange of the mold-forming portions by and with easy, manipulative and rapid exchange.
It is a further object of this invention to provide, and it does provide, a quick-switch mold set with clamp means in which there are at least two clamps which are substantially round with two flats. These clamps are sized and adapted for loosening and turning to a pass condition whereat the interchangeable "A" and "B" plates and associated T-plates are brought to a condition for removal. The associated T-plates, the leader pins and bushings are carried by and with the "A" (upper) and "B" (lower) interchangeable cavity plates. For identification and convenience of description, "A" is the upper plate and "B" is the lower cavity interchangeable mold plate.
An important improvement provided by the present invention is to provide a quick-switch mold set in which the top clamping plate and bottom clamping plate are secured to the molding machine, with the customary stationary and movable motion platens to perform in the customary manner. The quick-switch mold set of this invention includes a conventional locating ring and sprue bushing secured in a top clamp plate. This top clamp plate is also formed with like and parallel grooves for mounting and maintaining a T-plate having precisely positioned ears. "A" (upper) and "B" (lower) interchangeable mold plates are adapted to be formed with the desired cavity or cavities and in communication with the sprue of the nozzle to receive injected material. A clamp which is readily movable secures or releases the upper T-plate. The "B" interchangeable mold plate is maintained in alignment with four return pins and positioning is maintained with and by dowels and leader pins and bushings. The lower mold plate is moved in and out or up and down to extract or discharge the molded article. The upper plate is removably clamped to the molding machine apparatus. The bottom clamping housing is also removably clamped to the platen of the molding machine apparatus. The present invention permits and, in fact, anticipates that "A" and "B" interchangeable mold plates may be machined to provide the desired cavity or cavities and with associated T-plates be quick-switched and retained by clamping means.
This quick-switch mold set provides a sliding alignment of the "A" and "B" interchangeable mold-plate members by leader pins and bushings which are only maintained in and by these mold members. The "A" interchangeable mold plate provides the stop shoulder for an upper end of the leader pins, and the upstanding portions of the bottom clamping housing provide stop limits for the bushings for the leader pins.
In addition to the above summary, the following disclosure is detailed to insure adequacy and aid in understanding of the invention. This disclosure, however, is not intended to cover each new inventive concept no matter how it may later be disguised by variations in form or additions of further improvements. For this reason, there has been chosen a specific embodiment of the quick-switch mold set as adopted for use in and with injection mold machine apparatus and showing a preferred means for constructing said quick-switch mold set. This specific embodiment has been chosen for the purposes of illustration and description as shown in the accompanying drawings wherein:
FIG. 1 represents a partly sectional side view showing the quick-switch mold set of this invention and with clamp means secured in position to restrain movement of a T-plate;
FIG. 2 represents a plan view, partly diagrammatic, and with this view taken from the parting line and looking toward the sprue bushing portion of the quick-switch mold set;
FIG. 3 represents a plan view, partly diagrammatic, and looking from the parting line downwardly;
FIG. 4 represents a diagrammatic, side sectional view and illustrating the arrangement of the mold set in a closed condition, and
FIGS. 5 A, 5 B and 5 C represent diagrammatic views of the clamp structure for retaining the quick-switch mold portions in place. FIG. 5 A represents a clamp in securing condition by a hex-head shoulder screw. FIG. 5 B represents this same clamp rotated to a release position, and FIG. 5 C shows the structure of the screw, clamp and threaded securing member.
In the following description and in the claims, various details are identified by specific names for convenience. These names are intended to be generic in their application. Corresponding reference characters refer to like members throughout the several figures of the drawings.
The drawings accompanying, and forming part of, this specification disclose details of construction for the purpose of explanation, but structural details may be modified without departure from the concept and principles of the invention and the invention may be incorporated in other structural forms than shown.
In the drawings for and with this application, it is to be realized that the mold set assembly is generally representative of a preferred mold construction. This view is partly diagrammatic so as to more clearly relate to the associated components. A sprue bushing 20 and locating ring 22 are depicted. The locating ring is retained in a top clamping plate 24 which is secured to a molding machine by clamps. The machine and clamps are not shown as they are conventional, but top clamping plate 24 is shown as having clamp-channel receiving slots 26. This top clamp plate is machined to provide "T" slots 28 for extending ears 29 of a top T-plate 30.
It is to be noted that T-plate 30 is formed to seat in and mate with an "A" interchangeable mold plate 32 which also is shown with orienting leader pins identified as 34. Also shown in dotted outline is locating dowel 36. This dowel 36 is tight in either T-plate 30 or "A" interchangeable mold plate 32. This dowel 36 and a like dowel at the opposite end are seen in FIG. 2. A mating "B" interchangeable mold plate 38 is finished so that the facing surfaces are sufficiently contiguous to provide a flow-stop for injected material. This plate 38 is depicted as having a leader pin bushing 40 sized and adapted to slide on each leader pin 34. The quick-switch mold set of this invention has a parting line, identified as 41, at the contiguous surfaces of "A" plate 32 and "B" plate 38. This parting line 41 is where the product is removed after molding. To the right of leader pin bushing 40 is formed a sliding aperture 42 for a return pin 44, to be described further. Intermediate leader pin bushing 40 and aperture 42 are depicted with a locating dowel 46 seen in dotted outline. Immediately below and seated partly in a provided recess in "B" interchangeable mold plate 38 is another T-plate identified as 48. This T-plate has extending tongue portions 50 slideable in grooves 52 formed and provided in bottom clamping plate 54.
This bottom clamping plate 54 has a support surface 55 by which the mold set is seated in the molding machine. The forming (machining) of this member also provides two oppositely disposed grooves 56 and 57 for clamping this mold set to the platen of the molding machine. The clamps are not shown, but are quite conventional to any and all mold operations. This bottom clamping plate 54 is also provided with an interior finished surface 58 which is extended to form grooves 59 and 60 sized and adapted to receive and retain the extending ear portions 62 and 63 of a core-pin plate 64. It is to be noted that this core-pin plate 64 is depicted as thinner than T-plates 30 and/or 48, but this is a matter of choice. Immediately above and moved by core-pin plate 64 are ejector plate 66 and ejector retainer plate 67. As depicted, said ejector retainer plate 67 has a plurality of counterbored holes 68 in which the headed end of return pin 44 is mounted and retained. Four cap screws 69 have their threaded shank portions entering and retained in and by threaded holes 70 in ejector retainer plate 67. This construction provides an easy method and means of construction providing retention of return pin 44.
This view is a plan view showing the quick-switch mold set assembly looking from the bottom surface 55 of bottom clamping plate 54 toward the sprue bushing 20. This view is partly diagrammatic as many of the components used in the mold set are not shown as these would only add to a confusion. This view is taken at the parting line 41 and looking toward the nozzle 20 and the locating ring 22. FIG. 3, which is described hereinafter, is also taken at the same parting line 41 looking downward toward the bottom clamping plate 54, but shows other details for completeness of descriptive explanation.
In FIG. 2, sprue bushing 20 is shown as mounted in locating ring 22, and also depicted is a tapered sprue hole 72 also seen in FIG. 1. This sprue hole also extends through T-plate 30 and the "A" interchangeable mold plate 32 to carry injected molten material to and into the formed cavity. It is to be noted that clamp slots 26 are formed in the long sides but are run out before the ends. The leader pins 34 are shown in solid outline, but are actually below and are hidden by top clamping housing 24. These pins have enlarged diameter head portions 74 shown in dotted outline. Bushing 40 is not seen as it is in the "B" plate 38. The showing of the formation of the T-plate grooves 28 and ears 29 is also like that for T-plates 48 and 64. It is to be noted that at the right the grooves and ears are terminated at dotted line 76, which is discussed more fully in connection with FIG. 4. Also seen in FIG. 2 are dowels 36 which maintain the mold plate 32 "A" upper interchangeable to the T-plate 30 so as to maintain alignment. As noted above, FIG. 2 is partly diagrammatic and many components are not shown.
In FIG. 3, the quick-switch mold set assembly is shown and looking downwardly toward the bottom clamping plate 54 and with the clamps and removable portions shown as to and at the right edge. It is to be noted that the quick-switch mold set assembly may be mounted in one of two positions in the molding machine for convenience of retention and operation. In FIG. 3, the view is looking downward from the parting line 41 and the four leader pins 34 are seen, with leader pin bushings 40 also depicted. In this view, four return pins 44 are seen and adjacent thereto are seen cap screws 69. Dowels 46 are also indicated as aligning T-plate 48 with "B" interchangeable mold plate 38. In this view are also shown grooves 52 in which the ear portions 50 of T-plate 48 are slideable and retained.
FIG. 4 is a sectional view of the quick-switch mold set of FIG. 3. As seen in this sectional view, which is also diagrammatic, is the locating ring 22 as seated in top clamping plate 24. Slideably and snugly retained between "A" interchangeable mold plate 32 and plate 24 is the top T-plate 30 which is movable to the right when clamp 80 is loosened and rotated. This clamp 80 is retained by a shouldered cap screw 82. The threaded end of said screw is retained in a stepped and threaded hole 84 (see FIG. 5 C) formed and provided in top clamping plate 24. A like clamp 80 and a screw 82 are carried by and in a stepped bore and threaded hole 86 formed in the upstanding portion of bottom clamping plate 54. It is to be noted that the top clamp housing 24 may have grooves 28 and 29 machined in the block of metal and with a full extent therethrough. When this procedure is followed, a stop limiting member providing a transverse closing member may be used. This transverse member is conventionally secured with dowels and cap screws to the top clamp housing 24. As seen in FIG. 3, bottom clamping plate 54 is machined to provide grooves 59 and 60 and a supporting surface 53 for T-plate 64. For the purpose of ease of machining, the bottom clamping plate 54 is machined through and that end opening in the base and opposite the clamp actuation is closed by a stop block 88 which is sized to fit within the machined space. Dowels 90 and adjacent cap screws 92 are shown in FIGS. 3 and 4 to secure the stop block 88 in the desired condition. Also seen in FIG. 4 is a cap screw 94 which may be utilized to secure stop block 88 in position.
As seen in the face view of FIG. 1 and in the FIGS. 2, 3 and 4, the top "A" interchangeable mold plate 32 and the bottom "B" interchangeable mold plate 38 are removably secured by means of clamps 80. This showing is merely for convenience as in reduced-to-practice conditions there are also provided two more like clamps 80 which are arrayed at the left and are symmetrical to a theoretical vertical center line. The additional clamps 80 insure and prevent unwanted skewing or cocking of the T-plates 30 and 48 as they are slid into and from the respective grooves. The view of FIG. 1, which is a diagrammatic showing, has the right portion illustrating the exterior arrangement but may have, and preferably has, the mirror image of the additional clamps 80 at the left portion. Two clamps may be used and, this is not to preclude such arrangements, but preferably four clamps 80 are used with each quick-switch mold set.
In the drawings of FIGS. 1 through 4, the clamps 80 are shown in a retaining condition whereat the cap screw 82 is in the tightened condition, with the outer larger diameter of the clamps 80 in engagement and retention of the extending ear 29 of T-plate 30. In FIG. 5 A, the clamps 80 are shown in a securing condition in which the diametrical extent portion is in way of the ear 29 of the T-plate 30. The flats 100 and 102 are at ninety degrees, and flat 102 is diametrically opposite the ear 29. These clamps 80 are shown with two adjacent flats 100 and 102 with about ninety degrees included angle.
In FIG. 5 B, the screw 82 has been loosened sufficiently for the clamps 80 to be rotated a half turn, with flat 102 uncovering ear 29, with a flat 100 adjacent the upper surface of plate 32. Plates 30 and 32 are in position to be removed. The flat 100 with this half turn uncovers the "A" interchangeable mold plate 32 so that T-plate 30 and "A" interchangeable mold plate 32 may be removed simultaneously. In FIG. 5 C, a sectional view is presented to illustrate the structure of the clamps 80 and cap screw 82. Flat 102 may also be brought to the position of ear 29 to unclamp the ear 29.
As seen in FIGS. 1 and 4, the loosening and turning of the clamps 80 to a release position and condition allows removal of the T-plate 30 and the "A" and "B" interchangeable mold plates 32 and 34. Also released for removal are T-plate 48 and ejector plate 66 and ejector retainer plate 67, which are movable sideways because of the return pins 44. It is to be noted that clamps 80 are provided with each quick-switch mold set. One or two clamps 80 are mounted in respectively formed and positioned threaded holes made in the top clamping upper plate 24 and above leader pins 34. Like threaded holes 86 are also formed in the upstanding portions of the bottom clamp plate 54. One or two clamps 80 are utilized and are mounted and retained in threaded holes formed in the upstanding portions of bottom clamp plate 54. It is to be noted that the leader pins 34 and bushings 40 are short, and in the "mold-closed" condition these pins and bushings are in and extend only for the thickness of "A" and "B" interchangeable mold plates 32 and 38. It is to be noted further that the thicknesses of "A" and "B" interchangeable mold plates 32 and 38 are a matter of choice and are determined by the design requirement of the product. The leader pins 34 and bushings 40 are made to suit. It is to be noted that the pins 34 and bushings 40 are not retained in the secured mold members, top clamping plate 24 and bottom clamping plate 54. By and for this reason, this mold set is believed novel.
The clamps depicted are shown as washers with removed portions (flats) requiring a half-turn operation between clamping condition and the release condition. Each of the clamps 80 requires flats 100 and 102 to provide slide removal of the "A" and "B" interchangeable mold plates and these components. It is to be noted that the lower of the clamps 80 is reversed so that in clamped condition the flat 100 is toward the bottom clamp plate 54 and flat 102 is at the diametrically opposite position. A clamp washer with two flats is essential and is believed to be novel for the applied use.
The above-described quick-switch mold set, utilizing the two clamps 80, anticipates and provides separation of the "A" and "B" interchangeable mold plates 32 and 38 at the identified parting line 41 (FIG. 1). The upper clamping plate 24 and bottom clamping plate 54 are maintained in alignment by the guide rods or slides of the molding machine. The assembled quick-switch mold set is placed in the machine and clamped in the desired position. The quick-switch mold set portions, when clamps 80 are loosened and turned to the position of FIG. 5 B, permit the removal of the interchangeable insert portions, including T-plate 30, "A" and "B" interchangeable mold plates 32 and 38--including leader pins 34 and bushings 40, T-plate 48, return pins 44 and plates 66 and 67. The bottom clamping plate 54 and top clamping plate 24 remain secured. Replacement with another mold set for a different product is achieved easily, and securement with clamps 80 completes the procedure. This change is performed easily by the attendant.
It is also to be noted that modifications in forming the mold structure may be provided to accommodate machining and metal availability. For example, rather than make the top clamping plate as a unitary machined member, an additional plate member having a conformation providing the groove configuration may be secured to a flat plate and secured by dowels and cap screws. A composite structure of a top clamping plate structure will provide this desired configuration. The bottom clamping plate 54 may likewise be a composite assembly and, as shown in FIG. 4, is provided with an end member secured to a base member with dowels and screws. Strength and rigidity must be maintained to provide a satisfactory and accurate retainer, and minor modifications are contemplated, with the disclosed array as presented teaching the construction and use of the quick-switch mold set.
In FIGS. 3 and 4, the grooves for the T-plates are shown with arcuate pocket cutouts 106 which insure that unwanted debris which may enter the grooves during interchange, does not prevent full seating and clamping at the desired, precise position of the mold plates "A" and "B" which are interchanged with other like mold plates.
The dowel pins 36 and 46 are illustrated as being disposed not on the theoretical center line, but the placement is merely a matter of selection. These pins insure that precise mating and positioning is achieved. It is to be noted that T-plate 30 seats in a shallow recess in "A" interchangeable mold plate 32 and, in like manner, the intermediate T-plate 48 seats in a shallow recess in "B" interchangeable mold plate 38. The placement and securement of the dowels is preferably made when the securement of an associated T-plate and mold plate is to be made.
Terms such as "left," "right," "up," "down," "bottom," "top," "front," "back," "in," "out" and the like are applicable to the embodiment shown and described in conjunction with the drawings. These terms are merely for the purposes of description and do not necessarily apply to the position in which the quick-switch mold set may be constructed or used.
While a particular embodiment of the quick-switch mold set has been shown and described, it is to be understood that the invention is not limited thereto and protection is sought to the broadest extent the prior art allows.
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