Edward C. Fontana - Rockwall TX Vincent M. Byrne - Mesquite TX Michael R. Buskmiller - Dallas TX
Assignee:
Tyco Electronics Power Systems, Inc. - Mesquite TX
International Classification:
H02B 100
US Classification:
361601, 361615, 361617, 361732, 429 97, 3122231
Abstract:
For use with a rack for supporting a first battery having first terminals and a second battery having second terminals, an interlock kit comprising a partition mount and a partition. The partition mount is couplable to the rack proximate the first battery and the second battery. The partition is coupled to the partition mount and translatable between a first battery access position that allows access to ends of the first terminals and obstructs access to the second terminals and a second battery access position that allows access to ends of the second terminals and obstructs access to the first terminals.
System For Replacing A Component In A Cabinet And A Method For Installing A Replaceable Component In A Cabinet
A system is configured for installing a replaceable component at a replaceable component locus in an equipment cabinet having a front and back plane and a plurality of sides. A fixed component occupies a first volume that establishes a replaceable component volume between the first volume and the back plane. The system includes: (a) a substrate supporting the replaceable component that presents substantially parallel first and second edges in a substrate plane; and (b) a guide structure fixed with the cabinet that cooperates with the substrate to slidingly move the substrate along a replacement route between the front plane and a replacement locus in the replaceable component volume in alternate first and second installation movements. The first installation movement is responsive to a first installation force applied to the substrate in the substrate plane. The second installation movement is responsive to a second installation force applied generally perpendicular with the substrate plane.
Apparatus And Method For Distributing Electrical Power From A Plurality Of Power Sources Among A Plurality Of Electrical Conductors
An apparatus for distributing electrical power from a plurality of power sources among a plurality of electrical conductors includes: (a) A plurality of power supply bus structures. Each respective power supply bus structure is coupled with at least one respective power source and presents a respective plurality of first electrical connection structures arranged in a respective first spaced array. (b) Each respective electrical conductor presents a respective plurality of second electrical connection structures arranged in a respective second spaced array. (c) At least one electrical bridging unit coupling a respective first electrical connection structure and a respective second electrical connection structure to establish electrical connection between a selected respective power supply bus structure and a selected respective electrical conductor.
Electromagnetic Interference Cover For An Electronics Module, Method Of Manufacture Therefore And An Electronic Equipment Chassis Employing The Same
Michael Buskmiller - Dallas TX, US Vincent Byrne - Mesquite TX, US Edward Fontana - Rockwall TX, US Dan Kolides - Mesquite TX, US Yehoshua Mandelcorn - Dallas TX, US
International Classification:
H05K009/00
US Classification:
361/818000
Abstract:
The present invention provides an electromagnetic interference (EMI) module cover for use in an electronics module that is configured to house electrical components that are capable of generating electromagnetic emissions that cause EMI. In one embodiment a conductive sidepanel has a resilient cantilever member formed therefrom with a fixed end that is integrally formed with the sidepanel and a movable end that is free of a module coupler, thereby allowing the resilient cantilever member to flex as the module is installed in a chassis. The resilient cantilever member has a boss that is formed proximate to the movable free end. The boss extends outward from the sidepanel a distance sufficient to provide a conductive path between the conductive sidepanel and an adjacent conductive surface when the module is installed in the chassis.
System And Method For Automatically Providing Fuel To A Fuel Cell In Response To A Power Failure In A Primary Power System
Vincent M. Byrne - Mesquite TX Marco A. Davila - Mesquite TX Edward C. Fontana - Rockwall TX Steven C. Stein - Dallas TX
Assignee:
Lucent Technologies Inc. - Murray Hill NJ
International Classification:
H01M 804
US Classification:
429 22
Abstract:
The present invention provides, in one embodiment, a system for providing fuel to a backup electrical fuel cell. In this particular embodiment, the system includes a sealed fuel container having a pierceable membrane with a container seal associated therewith, an acerate tube proximate the pierceable membrane, and an actuator. The actuator is coupled to the acerate tube and automatically drives the acerate tube through the pierceable membrane to provide fluid communication from the fuel container to the fuel cell in response to a failure of a primary electrical power system. The container seal is configured to form a seal about the acerate tube when the acerate tube pierces the pierceable membrane to prevent unnecessary loss of fuel, such as methanol, from the container. In alternative embodiments, the system may also include the primary power system and a backup electrical fuel cell that is electrically coupled to the primary power system.
Electromagnetic Interference Cover For An Electronics Module And An Electronic Equipment Chassis Employing The Same
Michael R. Buskmiller - Dallas TX Vincent M. Byrne - Mesquite TX Edward C. Fontana - Rockwall TX Dan Kolides - Mesquite TX Yehoshua Mandelcorn - Dallas TX
Assignee:
Lucent Technologies Inc. - Murray Hill NJ
International Classification:
H05K 900
US Classification:
174 35GC
Abstract:
The present invention provides an electromagnetic interference (EMI) module cover for use in an electronics module that is configured to house electrical components that are capable of generating electromagnetic emissions that cause EMI. In one embodiment a conductive sidepanel has a resilient cantilever member formed therefrom with a fixed end that is integrally formed with the sidepanel and a movable end that is free of a module coupler, thereby allowing the resilient cantilever member to flex as the module is installed in a chassis. The resilient cantilever member has a boss that is formed proximate to the movable free end. The boss extends outward from the sidepanel a distance sufficient to provide a conductive path between the conductive sidepanel and an adjacent conductive surface when the module is installed in the chassis.
Fan-Mounting Faceplate For A Chassis And Methods Of Manufacture And Assembly Therefor
John W. Ayres - Forney TX Vincent M. Byrne - Mesquite TX Edward C. Fontana - Rockwall TX Steven C. Stein - Dallas TX
International Classification:
H05K 720
US Classification:
454184
Abstract:
A faceplate for a chassis composed of a moldable material and various methods of fabricating and assembling the faceplate into a fan-cooled electronics enclosure. In one embodiment, the faceplate includes: (1) a chassis mount adapted to cooperate with a corresponding first faceplate mount on the chassis to register the faceplate with respect to the chassis, (2) a fan mount adapted to cooperate with a corresponding second faceplate mount on a fan to register the faceplate with respect to the chassis and (3) a grille proximate the fan mount, the chassis mount and the fan mount cooperating to affix the fan to the chassis when the faceplate is mounted to the chassis.