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Patent US5936407 - Intravehicular auto harness integrity tester with switch - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsAn intravehicular auto harness tester with switch consisting of a first housing unit mountable within or upon the dashboard of a motor vehicle containing three small light emitting diodes with wiring leading thereto and therefrom coupled with one resistor per diode, with such wiring entering the housing...http://www.google.com/patents/US5936407?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5936407 - Intravehicular auto harness integrity tester with switchAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS5936407 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 08/885,170Publication dateAug 10, 1999Filing dateJun 30, 1997Priority dateJun 30, 1997Fee statusLapsedPublication number08885170, 885170, US 5936407 A, US 5936407A, US-A-5936407, US5936407 A, US5936407AInventorsLeslie R. BorlandOriginal AssigneeBorland; Leslie R.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (9), Referenced by (4), Classifications (11), Legal Events (8) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetIntravehicular auto harness integrity tester with switch
US 5936407 AAbstract
An intravehicular auto harness tester with switch consisting of a first housing unit mountable within or upon the dashboard of a motor vehicle containing three small light emitting diodes with wiring leading thereto and therefrom coupled with one resistor per diode, with such wiring entering the housing unit and leaving it by way of a coaxial cable leading to or from a second housing unit located typically in the trunk of the vehicle with three prongs and female socket pocket at a front end of the second housing unit for interfacing with an intravehicular auto harness power plug and with three female socket pockets and a prong at a rear end thereof for interfacing with a trailer harness plug and with wiring therein running from prongs to socket pockets and via junctions along such wiring also from the front end prongs to wiring in the coaxial cable leading to the diodes and a ground wire within the cable leading via an off/on switch from the diodes to the front end socket pocket of the second housing unit along with a ground wire within the second housing unit leading from the prong at the rear end thereof.
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An intravehicular auto harness integrity tester with switch for testing the functioning of an auto harness from within a moving or non-moving motor vehicle, comprising:a. a first housing component located upon a driver's side portion of a dashboard of a motor vehicle with a first cable through hole in one side thereof with one end side thereof being closed and transparent; b. coaxial cable carrying within it, a first wire, a second wire, a third wire and a fourth wire; c. said coaxial cable connected to said first housing component at the locus of said first cable through hole; d. a second housing component located in a trunk portion of said motor vehicle with three identical front male prongs affixed thereto and originating respectively from each of three through holes at a front side thereof and a front female socket pocket originating from said front side thereof, with three identical rear female socket pockets originating from a rear side thereof and a rear male prong affixed thereto and originating from a through hole in said rear side thereof and with a second cable through hole in one lateral side thereof; e. said coaxial cable after passing through an interior region of said motor vehicle and then into said trunk portion of said motor vehicle being then and there connected to said second housing component at the locus of said second cable through hole; f. a fifth wire leading from a metallic base of said front female socket pocket within said second housing component to an interior end of said rear male prong located within said second housing component; g. a sixth wire leading from an interior end within said second housing component of a first one of said three identical front male prongs to a metallic base of a first one of said identical rear female socket pockets; h. a seventh wire leading from an interior end within said second housing component of a second one of said three identical front male prongs to a metallic base of a second one of said identical rear female socket pockets; i. an eighth wire leading from an interior end with said second housing component of a third one of said three identical male prongs to a metallic base of a third one of said identical rear female socket pockets; j. a first junction whereat said first wire is connected to said sixth wire within said second housing component; k. a second junction whereat said second wire is connected to said seventh wire within said second housing component; l. a third junction whereat said third wire is connected to said eighth wire within said second housing component; m. a fourth junction whereat said fourth wire is connected to said fifth wire within said second housing component; n. said first wire being connected to a first resistor within said first housing component; o. said second wire being connected to a second resistor within said first housing component; p. said third wire being connected to a third resistor within said first housing component; q. said first resistor being connected via a ninth wire to a first light emitting diode located within and internally affixed to said first housing component at said end side thereof being closed and transparent; r. said second resistor being connected via a tenth wire to a second light emitting diode located within and internally affixed to a said first housing component at said end side thereof being closed and transparent; s. said third resister being connected via an eleventh wire to a third light emitting diode locate within and internally affixed to said first housing component at said end side thereof being closed and transparent; t. each of said diodes being further connected respectively via a twelfth wire to a first end of an intravehicular off/on testing switch located upon said first housing component; u. a second end of said intravehicular off/on testing switch being connected to said fourth wire; v. said resistors being all characterized by resistivity of 1.0 kilohms, and; w. said light emitting diodes being all characterized by optoelectric current carrying capacity of 10 milliamps. 2. An intravehicular auto harness integrity tester with switch for testing the functioning of an auto harness from within a moving or non-moving vehicle, comprising:a. a first housing component located upon a driver's side portion of a dashbaord of a motor vehicle with a first cable through hole in one side thereof with one end side thereof being closed and transparent; b. coaxial cable carrying within it, a first wire, a second wire, a third wire and a fourth wire; c. said coaxial cable connected to said first housing component at the locus of said first cable through hole; d. a second housing component located in a trunk portion of said motor vehicle with three identical front male prongs affixed thereto and originating respectively from each of three through holes at a front side thereof and a front female socket pocket originating from said front side thereof, with three identical rear female socket pockets originating from a rear side thereof and a rear male prong affixed thereto and originating from a through hole in said rear side thereof and with a second cable through hole in one lateral side thereof; e. said coaxial cable after passing through an interior region of said motor vehicle and then into said trunk portion of said motor vehicle being then and there connected to said second housing component at the locus of said second cable through hole; f. a fifth wire leading from a metallic base of said front female socket pocket within said second housing component to an interior end of said rear male prong located within said second housing component; g. a sixth wire leading from an interior end within said second housing component of a first one of said three identical front male prongs to a metallic base of a first one of said identical rear female socket pockets; h. a seventh wire leading from an interior end within said second housing component of a second one of said three identical front male prongs to a metallic base of a second one of said identical rear female socket pockets; i. an eighth wire leading from an interior end with said second housing component of a third one of said three identical male prongs to a metallic base of a third one of said identical rear female socket pockets; j. a first junction whereat said first wire is connected to said sixth wire within said second housing component; k. a second junction whereat said second wire is connected to said seventh wire within said second housing component; l. a third junction whereat said third wire is connected to said eighth wire within said second housing component; m. a fourth junction whereat said fourth wire is connected to said fifth wire within said second housing component; n. said first wire being connected to a first light emitting diode located within and internally affixed to said first housing component at said end side thereof being closed and transparent; o. said second wire being connected to a second light emitting diode located within and internally affixed to said first housing component at said end side thereof being closed and transparent; p. said third wire being connected to a third light emitting diode located within and internally affixed to said first housing component at said end side thereof being closed and transparent; q. said first light emitting diode being connected via a ninth wire to a first resistor within said first housing component; r. said second light emitting diode being connected via a tenth wire to a second resistor within said first housing component; s. said third light emitting diode being connected via an eleventh wire to a third resistor within said first housing component; t. each of said resistors being connected via a twelfth wire to a first end of an intravehicular off/on testing switch located upon said first housing component; u. a second end of said intravehicular off/on testing switch being connected to said fourth wire; v. said resistors being all characterized by resistivity of 1.0 kilohms, and; w. said light emitting diodes being all characterized by optoelectric current carrying capacity of 10 milliamps. 3. An intravehicular auto harness integrity tester with switch for testing the functioning of an auto harness from within a moving or non-moving vehicle, comprising:a. a first housing component located upon a driver's side portion of a dashboard of a motor vehicle with a first cable through hole in one end side thereof with one end side thereof being open; b. coaxial cable carrying within it, a first wire, a second wire, a third wire and a fourth wire; c. said coaxial cable connected to said first housing component at the locus of said first cable through hole; d. a second housing component located in a trunk portion of said motor vehicle with three identical front male prongs affixed thereto and originating respectively from each of three through holes at a front side thereof and a front female socket pocket originating from said front side thereof, with three identical rear female socket pockets originating from a rear side thereof and a rear male prong affixed thereto and originating from a through hole in said rear side thereof and with a second cable through hole in one lateral side thereof; e. said coaxial cable after passing through an interior region of said motor vehicle and then into said trunk portion of said motor vehicle and being then and there connected to said second housing component at the locus of said second cable through hole; f. a fifth wire leading from a metallic base of said front female socket pocket within said second housing component to an interior end of said rear male prong located within said second housing component; g. a sixth wire leading from an interior end within said second housing component of a first one of said three identical front male prongs to a metallic base of a first one of said identical rear female socket pockets; h. a seventh wire leading from an interior end within said second housing component of a second one of said three identical male prongs to a metallic base of a second one of said identical rear female socket pockets; i. an eighth wire leading from an interior end with said second housing component of a third one of said three identical male prongs to a metallic base of a third one of said identical rear female socket pockets; j. a first junction whereat said first wire is connected to said sixth wire within said second housing component; k. a second junction whereat said second wire is connected to said seventh wire within said second housing component; l. a third junction whereat said third wire is connected to said eighth wire within said second housing component; m. a fourth junction whereat said fourth wire is connected to said fifth wire within said second housing component; n. said first wire being connected to a first resistor within said first housing component; o. said second wire being connected to a second resistor within said first housing component; p. said third wire being connected to a third resistor within said first housing component; q. said first resistor being connected via a ninth wire to a first light emitting diode located within and internally affixed to said first housing component at said end side thereof being open; r. said second resistor being connected via a tenth wire to a second light emitting diode located within and internally affixed to a said first housing component at said end side thereof being open; s. said third resister being connected via an eleventh wire to a third light emitting diode located within and internally affixed to said first housing component at said end side thereof being open; t. each of said diodes being further connected respectively via a twelfth wire to a first end of an intravehicular off/on testing switch located upon said first housing component; u. a second end of said intravehicular off/on testing switch being connected to said fourth wire; v. said resistors being all characterized by resistivity of 1.0 kilohms, and; w. said light emitting diodes being all characterized by optoelectric current carrying capacity of 10 milliamps. 4. An intravehicular auto harness integrity tester with switch for testing the functioning of an auto harness from within a moving or non-moving motor vehicle, comprising:a. a first housing component located upon a driver's side portion of a dashboard of a motor vehicle with a first cable through hole in one end side thereof with one end side thereof being open; b. coaxial cable carrying within it, a first wire, a second wire, a third wire and a fourth wire; c. said coaxial cable connected to said first housing component at the locus of said first cable through hole; d. a second housing component located in a trunk portion of said motor vehicle with three identical front male prongs affixed thereto and originating respectively from each of three through holes at a front side thereof and a front female socket pocket originating from said front side thereof, with three identical rear female socket pockets originating from a rear side thereof and a rear male prong affixed thereto and originating from a through hole in said rear side thereof and with a second cable through hole in one lateral side thereof; e. said coaxial cable connected after passing through an interior region of said motor vehicle and into said trunk portion of said motor vehicle being then and there connected to said second housing component at the locus of said second cable through hole; f. a fifth wire leading from a metallic base of said front female socket pocket within said second housing component to an interior end of said rear male prong located within said second housing component; g. a sixth wire leading from an interior end within said second housing component of a first one of said three identical front male prongs to a metallic base of a first one of said identical rear female socket pockets; h. a seventh wire leading from an interior end within said second housing component of a second one of said three identical male prongs to a metallic base of a second one of said identical rear female socket pockets; i. an eighth wire leading from an interior end with said second housing component of a third one of said three identical male prongs to a metallic base of a third one of said identical rear female socket pockets; j. a first junction whereat said first wire is connected to said sixth wire within said second housing component; k. a second junction whereat said second wire is connected to said seventh wire within said second housing component; l. a third junction whereat said third wire is connected to said eighth wire within said second housing component; m. a fourth junction whereat said fourth wire is connected to said fifth wire within said second housing component; n. said first wire being connected to a first light emitting diode located within and internally affixed to said first housing component at said end side thereof being open; o. said second wire being connected to a second light emitting diode located within and internally affixed to said first housing component at said end side thereof being open; p. said third wire being connected to a third light emitting diode located within and internally affixed to said first housing component at said end side thereof being open; q. said first light emitting diode being connected via a ninth wire to a first resistor within said first housing component; r. said second light emitting diode being connected via a tenth wire to a second resistor within said first housing component; s. said third light emitting diode being connected via an eleventh wire to a third resistor within said first housing component; t. each of said resistors being connected via a twelfth wire to a first end of an intravehicular off/on testing switch located upon said first housing component; u. a second end of said intravehicular off/on testing switch being connected to said fourth wire; v. said resistors being all characterized by resistivity of 1.0 kilohms, and; w. said light emitting diodes being all characterized by optoelectric current carrying capacity of 10 milliamps. 5. The intravehicular auto harness integrity tester with switch of claim 1, whereby said resistors are characterized by resistivity within a range of 0.70 kilohms to 1.30 kilohms.
6. The intravehicular auto harness integrity tester with switch of claim 2, whereby said resistors are characterized by resistivity within a range of 0.70 kilohms to 1.30 kilohms.
7. The intravehicular auto harness integrity tester with switch of claim 3 whereby said resistors are characterized by resistivity within a range of 0.70 kilohms of 1.30 kilohms.
8. The intravehicular auto harness integrity tester with switch of claim 4 whereby said resistors arc characterized by resistivity within a range of 0.70 kilohms to 1.30 kilohms.
9. The intravehicular auto harness integrity tester with switch of claim 1 whereby said first diode is one color, said second diode is another color different from the color of said first diode and said third diode is a third color different from said color of said first diode and said another color of said second diode.
10. The intravehicular auto harness integrity tester with switch of claim 2 whereby said first diode is one color, said second diode is another color different from the color of said first diode and said third diode is a third color different from said color of said first diode and said another color of said second diode.
11. The intravehicular auto harness integrity tester with switch of claim 3 whereby said first diode is one color, said second diode is another color different from the color of said first diode and said third diode is a third color different from said color of said first diode and said another color of said second diode.
12. The intravehicular auto harness integrity tester with switch of claim 4 whereby said first diode is one color, said second diode is another color different from the color of said first diode and said third diode is a third color different from said color of said first diode and said another color of said second diode.
______________________________________Inventor Invention         Pat. No. Date______________________________________Whisenand    Electrical Tester with                      5,367,250                               1/22/94    Electrical Energizable Test    ProbeJeter    Trailer Light Converter                      4,781,393                               11/1/88Schneider, III    Compact Lamp and Circuit                      5,278,511                               1/11/94    Tester for Vehicles,    Particularly AutomobilesLieu et al.    Portable Apparatus for                      5,250,908                               10/5/93    Testing Multi-Harness and    Electrical Assemblies to    Identify Wiring ErrorsLemon    Apparatus for Determining                      5,192,912                               3/9/93    Wiring Orientation at Electrical    Connectors Including Plural    Light Indicators and Rotary    SwitchMcConchie Sr.    Diagnostic Test Apparatus for                      4,884,033                               11/28/89    Electrical System of Automotive    VehicleButchko  Vehicle Light Testing System                      4,866,390                               9/12/89    for Testing a Plurality of Lights    Using a Scanning SequenceBorland  Auto Harness Integrity Tester                      5,635,843                               6/3/97______________________________________
The instant invention consists of a first housing unit that is typically mounted in, about or on the dash of a motor vehicle or, alternatively on another surface within the ready view of the driver of such a vehicle when the driver is seated in the driver's seat of the vehicle. Within this housing unit there are three (3) small light emitting diodes therein held stationary and connected one each to a first end of one resistor, one diode per resistor. Each diode is likewise connected to a fourth ground wire. A second embodiment features connection of diodes to a ground wire via the resistors that are themselves connected to ground. Each resistor has wiring connected to a second end of each that, up to the point of entry into the housing unit is along with the ground wiring housed within a coaxial cable unit. The second embodiment has wiring connecting directly to the diodes upon entry into the housing unit from within the coaxial cable. The housing unit is also equipped with a switch component for purposes of facilitating the flow of current from a power source to each of the diodes. In respect of each embodiment, the cable and wiring enclosed therein runs through and within the vehicle from within a second housing unit located typically in the trunk of the vehicle. Within the second housing unit there is further wiring. The second housing unit has at one i.e., first end, a set of three identical male prongs and a female socket pocket and at a second end, three female socket pockets and one male prong. The first end of the second housing unit is meant to interface frontwise with a power plug portion of a typical auto harness emanating from an intravehicular power source which said plug typically has three female socket pockets and one male prong. The second end of this housing unit with its three female socket pockets and one male prong is meant to interface rearwise with the three male prongs and one female socket pocket of a typical trailer plug connected by wiring to lights at the rear of a trailer unit being hooked to the rear of the vehicle. Wiring within the second housing unit leads from prongs to pockets and from a site on each piece of such wiring, being a junction thereat, to the wiring within the coaxial cable. In this manner, power is transmitted from the auto harness via the wiring in the second housing unit and simultaneously, when the switch in the first housing unit is in an on position, to the diodes therein located.
It is inconvenient and time consuming to be required to walk behind a trailer vehicle being hauled by a motor vehicle to check to see if its rear running and, parking lights and then right rear braking and directional lights and left rear braking and directional lights are working and upon observing failure in either one or more these systems to then be required to ascertain via continuing walking around and inspecting whether such failure is due to failure within the vehicle or vehicle's power harness or within the bulbs or wiring of the trailer vehicle itself. Invariably, diagnosis in any such event requires an unhooking of the trailer vehicle from the vehicle and a rechecking of the above-mentioned systems within the vehicle itself. However, utilization of the instant invention will very quickly and expeditiously enable one to ascertain whether there are vehicle or harness problems with respect to such systems. Without ever leaving the vehicle, one can simply check to see if all three such systems on the vehicle or harness are working merely by viewing the switched on dashboard diodes of the instant invention as the appropriate activation switches relating to each of such systems are respectively turned on, then off. Once it is clear that all such systems are properly working, then, the appropriate activation switches can once again, be turned on one at a time to discern, via one walk around inspection only, operability or not of the corresponding lighting systems in the rear of the trailer vehicle.
Respectfully submitted, the instant invention is a very simple, uniquely inexpensive and convenient device that facilitates quick and ready diagnosis initially from within the vehicle itself of the actual source of any such rear light systems problem should there prove to be any and as such the instant invention constitutes a rather marked improvement over the current art regarding such devices.
FIG. 1 shows a motor vehicle and a trailer affixable thereto in apposition to the motor vehicle as well as showing the instant invention positioned within the motor vehicle.
FIG. 2 is an isolated perspective view of the instant invention in apposition to the plug of an auto harness and in apposition to the plug of a trailer harness.
FIG. 3 shows the testing portion of the instant invention positioned in proximity to the steering wheel of a motor vehicle.
FIG. 4 is a schematic drawing of a first embodiment of the instant invention.
FIG. 5 is a schematic drawing of a second embodiment of the instant invention.
FIG. 1 shows a motor vehicle A equipped with the instant invention with a trailer T in apposition to it. Also there seen is an auto harness B and a trailer harness C. A power source from within the motor vehicle via harness B transmits electric power to the instant invention and that power is, by virtue of the wiring within housing component 3 of the instant invention, amenable to passage into harness C for purposes of ultimately activating rear lighting on trailer T simultaneously with passage via wiring within cable 36 of electric power to the region of diodes held within housing component 1 of the instant invention when switch 2 is in an on position. FIG. 2 is an isolated perspective view of housing component 3 of the instant invention in apposition to an auto harness B and a trailer harness D. Also therein seen is cable 36 emanating from housing component 3 and into housing, component 1 equipped with switch 2. FIG. 3 shows the testing portion of the instant invention positioned in proximity to the steering wheel of motor vehicle A. FIGS. 4 and 5 are schematic diagrams of the contents of housing component 1 in one embodiment of the instant invention and then in a second embodiment thereof. The two embodiments differ from one another only in respect of the entry or exit from housing component 1 of power input wiring that in the case of the first embodiment encounters resistors before encountering diodes and, in the case of the second resistor encounters diodes before encountering resistors. FIG. 6 is a broken plan view of the housing components 1 and 3 of the instant invention joined by cable 36. FIG. 7 is a schematic depiction of the whole of first embodiment of the instant invention. It is with resort to FIG. 7 that an appreciation of the manner in which the instant invention operates can best be obtained.
As per FIG. 7, one notes identical male prongs 20, 21 and 22 each affixed within and emanating respectively from holes 42, 43 and 44 seen in FIG. 6 in a front side of housing component 3 depicted schematically along with a female socket pocket 23. These prongs and this socket pocket interface and interconnect with three identical female socket pockets and a male prong of an auto harness B of a motor vehicle A to accept and ultimately permit a run to ground of electric power originating from an intravehicular power source via harness B within motor vehicle A. The power emanating from harness B is transmitted via prongs 20, 21 and 22 via wires 24, 25 and 26 connected to interior ends of prongs 20, 21 and 22 respectively within housing unit 3 to nodes or junctions 28, 29 and 30 respectively and from there along wires 24A, 25A and 26A to metallic bases of female socket pockets 32, 33 and 34 emanating from a rear side of housing unit 3 which interface and interconnect with three male prongs respectively in trailer harness C for the purpose of permitting transmission of the electric power via wiring in the trailer to the rear lighting of trailer T. The power so transmitted runs to ground therefrom via a socket pocket in harness T and then via male prong 35 interconnected therewith via a hole 45 seen in FIG. 6 in the rear side of housing component 3 and from an interior end thereof via wire 27 connected thereto leading therefrom to junction 31 and then connected via a wire 27A to a metallic base of female socket pocket 23 which in turn interfaces and is interconnected with the male prong on harness B leading via harness B to ground within motor vehicle A. The electric power is simultaneously transmitted to and then from the loci of nodes or junctions 28, 29 and 30 via wires 14, 15 and 16 located within coaxial cable 36 from within housing component 3 through a cable hole 40 in a side of housing component 3 whereat cable 36 connects and then into a cable hole 41 whereat cable 36 once again connects in an end side of housing component 1 wherein wires 14, 15 and 16 through which the power flows, for a first embodiment of the invention, are connected to ends of resistors 17, 18 and 19 respectively. A cable hole 38 could be found in the lateral side of housing component 1 instead of an end side thereof. The loci of each of these two cable holes are appreciated with resort to a viewing of FIG. 6. The power through the resistors reaches wires 7, 8 and 9 connected at opposite ends respectively of the resistors, that then connect respectively to diodes 4, 5 and 6 for the purpose of transmitting power thereto. The power when it reaches, the diodes while switch 2 is in the on position causes the diodes to light up. Wires 10, 11 and 12 emanating respectively from diodes 4, 5 and 6 connect via wire 13 to permit the flow of power from the diodes over switch 2, a typical SPTS switch, to ground when switch 2 is in the on position. Wire 13 runs via coaxial cable 36 back into housing unit 3 where at node or junction 31, return therein carried coupled with return within wire 27 passes via female socket pocket 23 to ground.
For a second embodiment of the invention as noted with reference to FIG. 5, wires 14, 15 and 16 transmit power directly into diodes 4, 5 and 6 within housing component 1. Wires 37, 38 and 39 thereof leading from diodes 4, 5, and 6 respectively connect up with resistors 17, 18 and 19 serving to transmit electric power to wire 13 nodally connected to each resistor at the ends thereof opposite to the ends connected to wires 37, 38 and 39. Wire 13 via switch 2 carries the return from such power to ground in the same manner as described regarding the first embodiment.
The diodes of both embodiments are light emitting and are typically each colored differently and are each characterized by an optoelectric current carrying capacity of 10 milliamps. One diode serves to indicate the functional viability of the power source within motor vehicle A and the pathway therefrom within harness B relating to parking lights, running lights ultimately at the rear of trailer T. A second diode serves to indicate the functional viability of the power source within motor vehicle A and the pathway therefrom within harness relating to a left directional signal, left stop light ultimately at the rear of trailer T. A third diode serves to B indicate the functional viability of the power source within motor vehicle A and the pathway therefrom within harness B relating to a right directional signal, right stop light ultimately at the rear of trailer T. The resistors of each embodiment are all characterized by a resistivity of 1.0 kilohms or a resistivity within a range of 0.70 to 1.30 kilohms.
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Patent US7577264 - Audio recordation and reproduction spring clips - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign in<nobr>Advanced Patent Search</nobr>PatentsAudio recordation and reproduction spring clips of various configurations are disclosed. The clips are adapted to quickly, securely, resiliently, biasedly, and removably attach audio messages to documents, folders, papers, etc., as well as bind objects, such as documents, together....http://www.google.com/patents/US7577264?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US7577264 - Audio recordation and reproduction spring clipsAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS7577264 B2Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 10/862,302Publication dateAug 18, 2009Filing dateJun 7, 2004Priority dateJun 7, 2004Fee statusPaidAlso published asUS8050429, US20050271231, US20090279718Publication number10862302, 862302, US 7577264 B2, US 7577264B2, US-B2-7577264, US7577264 B2, US7577264B2InventorsKonstantin A. CaploonOriginal AssigneeKonstantin A. CaploonExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (83), Referenced by (1), Classifications (15), Legal Events (2) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetAudio recordation and reproduction spring clipsUS 7577264 B2Abstract Audio recordation and reproduction spring clips of various configurations are disclosed. The clips are adapted to quickly, securely, resiliently, biasedly, and removably attach audio messages to documents, folders, papers, etc., as well as bind objects, such as documents, together.
1. An audio reproducing attachment device, comprising:
audio circuitry attached to a spring clip; wherein said audio circuitry comprises
a microphone,
and is configured to facilitate audio recordation and playback; and
said spring clip comprises
a first side having a first end and a first fulcrum portion,
a second side having a second end and a second fulcrum portion,
a fulcrum joining said first and second sides at said first and second fulcrum portions,
said first and second ends being below said fulcrum and resiliently biased toward each other,
a first actuating arm associated with said first side and extending above said fulcrum, and
a second actuating arm associated with said second side and extending above said fulcrum,
wherein the urging of said first and second actuating arms toward each other causes the urging of said first and second ends away from each other, and
wherein at least a portion of said circuitry is physically coupled to said fulcrum.
2. The audio reproducing attachment device of claim 1, wherein the controller comprises a toggle switch and an actuation button.
3. The audio reproducing attachment device of claim 1, wherein said first and second actuating arms may be moved to extend below said fulcrum.
4. The audio reproducing attachment device of claim 1, wherein at least a portion of said audio circuitry is connected to said first actuating arm.
5. The audio reproducing attachment device of claim 1, wherein said audio circuitry is attached to a housing which is secured to said first actuating arm.
6. The audio reproducing attachment device of claim 5, wherein said housing is removably secured to said first actuating arm. Description
The varied uses of removably adhesive papers, or notes, such as Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company's (otherwise known as 3M Corporation's) Post-it� brand notes, is well known in the art. In general office practice, for example, an addressor will compose a handwritten message on such a note, adhere the note to a document, and convey the document with the attached note to an intended recipient for action to be taken in accordance with the handwritten message.
For purposes of this disclosure, the terms �audio recordation and playback device�, �audio recordation and reproduction circuitry�, �voice recorders�, any variations thereof, or such similar terms that connote the same meaning, are understood to be the virtually infinitely variable arrangements of physical and electrical circuitry and components, including, but not limited to, the quantity, style and functionality of various buttons, switches, microphones, speakers, light emitting diodes, displays, power sources, and the like, that form such devices, which are well known to those skilled in the art.
It is noted that, as used herein, the term �spring clips� generally refers, without limitation, to, known binder clips, paper clips and any variations and configurations thereof that have similar known purposes and functions, and which are adapted to be biasedly attached to objects, and/or hold multiple objects, such as documents, together. The uses and advantages of such spring clips are well known in the art.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention addresses various deficiencies recognized in the prior art. Thus, an object of the present invention is to provide audio recording and reproducing devices that are particularly adapted for removable adherence to objects in the same manner as spring clips, thereby providing the benefits of recorded audio communications together with the configurations, adaptabilities and binding capabilities of spring clips.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS A full and enabling disclosure of the present invention, including the best mode thereof, directed to one of ordinary skill in the art, is set forth in the specification, which makes reference to the appended figures, where similar reference characters denote similar elements throughout the several views.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION In FIGS. 1-5, there are depicted various prior art audio recordation and reproduction devices. Some of these devices, such as the voice recorder of FIG. 1, appear to only have one purpose, which is to facilitate voice recordation and playback. Alternatively, the voice recorders of FIGS. 2 and 3 also include a pocket clip 10. Notably, the voice recorder of FIG. 3 is in the shape of a pen, and is a writing utensil.
FIG. 17 depicts a preferred embodiment of the present invention. More particularly, a binder clip, such as one well known in the art and disclosed in FIG. 10, is combined with audio recordation and playback circuitry and elements. The combined voice-recording clip (�VRC� for short) is identified as 40. For simplicity, and as discussed previously, with regard to the audio configurations, circuits, capabilities and elements of the audio recordation and playback device incorporated into the VRC, it shall enjoy the same broad definitions and understandings as given to previously outlined terms such as �audio recordation and reproduction circuitry� and �voice recorders�.
Although the invention herein has been described with reference to particular embodiments, it is to be understood that these embodiments are merely illustrative of the principles and applications of the present invention. It is therefore to be understood that numerous modifications may be made to the illustrative embodiments and that other arrangements may be devised without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention as defined by the appended claims
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Patent US6676835 - Microfluidic separators - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsMicrofluidic separators for separating multiphase fluids are described. Two or more microfluidic outlet channels within the device meet at an overlap region. The overlap region may be in fluid communication with an inlet channel. The inlet channel and each outlet channel are disposed within different...http://www.google.com/patents/US6676835?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US6676835 - Microfluidic separatorsAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS6676835 B2Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 10/131,969Publication dateJan 13, 2004Filing dateApr 23, 2002Priority dateAug 7, 2000Fee statusLapsedAlso published asEP1309404A2, US6935772, US20020113009, US20030198130, WO2002011888A2, WO2002011888A3, WO2002011888A9Publication number10131969, 131969, US 6676835 B2, US 6676835B2, US-B2-6676835, US6676835 B2, US6676835B2InventorsStephen D. O'Connor, Christoph D. KarpOriginal AssigneeNanostream, Inc.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (14), Referenced by (76), Classifications (42), Legal Events (4) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetMicrofluidic separators
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First Pitch: Joba's 'I told ya so' moment - Yankees Blog - ESPN New York
First Pitch: Joba's 'I told ya so' moment
Jim McIsaac/Getty ImagesJoba Chamberlain is looking forward to proving his doubters wrong.Joba Chamberlain first favorited this post on Twitter. He then thanked me for it because he said it motivated him. “Reading your article was definitely a motivator,” Chamberlain said five months and five days ago in the Yankees' spring training clubhouse in Tampa. “All I can do is thank you. That’s all I can say about that.” He thought I said he was "irrelevant," a charge I hadn't made, but I had written in the offseason that Chamberlain was a "non-factor" and the only way he probably could become important again is if there were an injury to one of the top three relievers (Mariano Rivera, David Robertson or Rafael Soriano). Well, you know the rest of that story.
Now, Chamberlain is on the verge of coming back and all reports say he looked great during his minor league rehab, dialing back to 2007, hitting 97 and 98 on the gun. In Brian Cashman's mind, Chamberlain is the trade deadline addition to the bullpen. He very well could be the seventh-inning guy.
He won't be the next Roger Clemens as a starter. He is not Rivera's heir apparent. But Chamberlain, real or imagined, is on the verge of an "I told ya so" moment. Good for him.
UP NOW: Wallace Matthews says the Red Sox are done, taking the excitement out of this weekend.
ON DECK: Mark Simon with an Ichiro Suzuki What2Watch4 for his home debut. Look for it at 10:30 a.m. Wally, Ian Begley and I will be on the blog all day and at the Stadium later.
IN THE HOLE: The pitching matchups starting Friday night against the Red Sox: Phil Hughes (9-8, 4.09) vs. Aaron Cook (2-3, 3.50). On Saturday, CC Sabathia (10-3, 3.30 ERA) vs. Jon Lester (5-8, 5.46). And Sunday night, Hiroki Kuroda (10-7, 3.34) vs. Felix Doubrant (10-5, 4.54 ERA). Doubrant isn't yet official.
QUESTION OF THE DAY: What do you expect from Joba the last three months?
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Re: Funny comment from a friend: Sony Alpha/NEX E-mount Talk Forum: Digital Photography Review
Re: Funny comment from a friend In reply to dark13star,
my best friend is a wedding photographer and is using a Fuji XPRO1.
Image quality is outstanding, and low ISO way better than Nex-7.
-autofocus is sooooo slow and often keeps hunting in dark.
- optical viewfinder, being rangefinder style, does not have lens angle of view, so you have to rely on small markers and guess which will be the crop!
- evf is not on par with nex-7, so you cannot really rely on it for manual focusing.
so, if you go for image quality, go with fuji, if you go for ease of use, for me stay with Nex. Reply Reply with quote Complain

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Diabetologia. 1986 Apr;29(4):216-20.Sucrose in the diet of diabetic patients--just another carbohydrate?Peterson DB, Lambert J, Gerring S, Darling P, Carter RD, Jelfs R, Mann JI.AbstractThe effects of regularly eating sucrose were studied in 23 diabetic patients, 12 Type 1 (insulin-dependent) and 11 Type 2 (non-insulin-dependent), with differing degrees of glycaemic control. Two diets, each lasting 6 weeks, were compared in a randomised cross-over study. Both diets were high in fibre and low in fat. In one diet 45 g of complex carbohydrate was replaced by 45 g of sucrose taken at mealtimes. There were no significant biochemical differences between the two diets in either Type 1 or Type 2 patients. In Type 1 patients the mean (+/- SEM) fasting plasma glucose was 10.5 (1.8)mmol/l on the control diet and 10.3 (1.5) mmol/l on sucrose. In Type 2 patients the levels were 9.1 (0.8) mmol/l and 8.9 (0.8) mmol/l respectively. Glycosylated haemoglobin for the Type 1 patients was 9.9% on control and 10.3% on sucrose; for Type 2 patients the figures were 9.3% and 9.0% respectively. There were no differences in mean daily plasma glucose levels or diurnal glucose profiles. Cholesterol (total and in lipoprotein fractions) was unchanged, as were diurnal triglyceride profiles and plasma insulin profiles in the Type 2 patients. There were no changes in medication or body weight. We conclude that a moderate amount of sucrose taken daily at mealtimes does not cause deterioration in metabolic control in diabetic patients following a high fibre/low fat diet.PMID: 3710013 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE] Publication Types, MeSH Terms, SubstancesPublication TypesClinical TrialRandomized Controlled TrialResearch Support, Non-U.S. Gov'tMeSH TermsAdultBlood Glucose/analysisBody WeightDiabetes Mellitus, Type 1/bloodDiabetes Mellitus, Type 1/diet therapy*Diabetes Mellitus, Type 2/bloodDiabetes Mellitus, Type 2/diet therapy*Diabetic Diet*Dietary Carbohydrates/administration & dosage*FemaleHumansLipids/bloodMaleMiddle AgedSucrose/administration & dosage*SubstancesBlood GlucoseDietary CarbohydratesLipidsSucroseLinkOut - more resourcesFull Text SourcesEBSCOOther Literature SourcesCOS Scholar UniverseMedicalCarbohydrates - MedlinePlus Health InformationDiabetes Type 1 - MedlinePlus Health InformationDiabetes Type 2 - MedlinePlus Health InformationDiabetic Diet - MedlinePlus Health InformationDiets - MedlinePlus Health InformationMolecular Biology DatabasesSUCROSE - HSDB
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