Ernest S Moyer

Address:

35 Campground Rd, Grafton, WV 26354

VIN:

5Y2SL65848Z414696

Make:

PONTIAC

Model:

VIBE

Year:

2008

US Patent:

42078903, Jun 17, 1980

Filed:

Sep 21, 1978

Appl. No.:

5/944518

Inventors:

Ronald C. Mamajek - Glenside PA
Ernest S. Moyer - Grafton WV

Assignee:

McNeilab, Inc. - Fort Washington PA

International Classification:

A61D 700

US Classification:

128223

Abstract:

A drug-dispensing device and method for controlled and prolonged internal administration of medicaments to warm-blooded animals comprising an outer polymer envelope containing an expanding agent, drug metering means, and the drug itself. The outer polymer envelope is permeable to both the drug and body fluids and expands when the expanding agent is contacted by body fluids when the device is in the environment of use (e. g. , the stomach). This expansion maintains the device in the environment of use while the drug is administered by the metering means.

US Patent:

40685977, Jan 17, 1978

Filed:

Sep 13, 1976

Appl. No.:

5/722352

Inventors:

Ernest P. Moyer - Frederick MD

Assignee:

American Chain & Cable Company, Inc. - Bridgeport CT

International Classification:

G06K 710

US Classification:

104 88

Abstract:

A conveyor system wherein a traveling mechanism is moved in a predetermined path and selectively controlled in its movement including an encoder unit mounted on the mechanism and a readout unit mounted along the path and wherein the encoder unit provides a plurality of input signals and the readout unit reads the signals to actuate a control device along the path to determine the path of movement of the traveling mechanism. A control circuit is associated with said encoder and readout units and comprises a readout circuit and a logic circuit. The readout circuit includes an AND circuit having an input for receiving signals from the encoder unit and transmitting an output signal when the code on the encoder unit matches the code on the readout unit. The logic circuit has an input and an output. The output of the readout circuit is coupled to the input of the logic circuit while maintaining the readout circuit electrically isolated from the logic circuit.

US Patent:

39556786, May 11, 1976

Filed:

Aug 9, 1974

Appl. No.:

5/496316

Inventors:

Ernest P. Moyer - Frederick MD

Assignee:

American Chain & Cable Company, Inc. - Bridgeport CT

International Classification:

B65G 4730

US Classification:

209 74M

Abstract:

In accordance with the invention, a control system is provided for maximizing flow rate and sorting rate by minimizing the spacing between articles of varying length. The system measures the length of the articles and controls their movement into the sortation system so as to minimize spacing between the articles. The system permits maximizing the rate of sortation while taking into account conveyor speed, length of time for diverting to zones, length of the articles and spacing between them. In addition, the system is arranged to prevent false signals due to tags and the like.

US Patent:

41193768, Oct 10, 1978

Filed:

Nov 22, 1976

Appl. No.:

5/743611

Inventors:

Ernest P. Moyer - Frederick MD

Assignee:

American Chain & Cable Company, Inc. - Bridgeport CT

International Classification:

A47B 5300

US Classification:

312198

Abstract:

A movable storage unit system comprising a plurality of individually driven storage units at least some of which are movable toward and away from one another into contact with one another to define an access space between a pair of the units. A logic control circuit is provided on each unit and a limit sensor is provided on each movable unit including a sensor circuit for creating a signal in response to contact of a pair of storage units. A safety sensor is also provided on each unit and includes a safety sensor control circuit for creating a signal upon engagement of the safety sensor and an object or person in the path of the unit. A pair of reset controls is provided on each unit including a reset control circuit for creating a logic signal when actuated, and a run control is provided on each unit for creating a logic signal when actuated. The storage units are electrically connected such that a logic signal from the run control directs a run signal to a next adjacent unit. Each logic module includes a pair of reset transmit circuits for producing reset output signals, the reset transmit circuits of the logic modules being electrically interconnected.