Gregory K Lewis

US Patent:

7572402, Aug 11, 2009

Filed:

Jul 5, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/174696

Inventors:

Steven J. Roskowski - Farmington Hills MI, US
Kenneth W. Morgan - Lake Orion MI, US
Gregg W. Petrosky - Warren MI, US
Gregory S. Lewis - Clinton Township MI, US

Assignee:

BorgWarner Inc. - Auburn Hills MI

International Classification:

B29C 45/14

US Classification:

26427211, 30300, 83 13, 2940206

Abstract:

A method is provided for the punching of a bridge break and thereafter sealing the bridge break during the injection molding process of the lead frame. The bridge breaking tool is placed over the bridge that is to be broken. The collar presses down on the circuit and the punch presses down on the bridge with enough force to form the bridge break. Once the bridge break is formed the punch is retracted from the cavity of the template and molten polymer is injected to flow around the ends of the bridge break. The bridge breaking tool's hold down collars and retracted punch form a molding area for molten polymer to flow over the bridge break and the exposed circuit area. The bridge breaking tool is retracted after the bridge break is encased in the cured molten polymer and the cured molten polymer forms a lead frame structure.

US Patent:

7790133, Sep 7, 2010

Filed:

May 15, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/748656

Inventors:

Syed A. Faheem - Huntley IL, US
Gregory J. Lewis - Santa Cruz CA, US
John J. Low - Schaumburg IL, US
David A. Lesch - Hoffman Estates IL, US
Paul M. Dosek - Joliet IL, US
Christopher M. Wolverton - Evanston IL, US
Donald J. Siegel - Ann Arbor MI, US
Andrea C. Sudik - Canton MI, US
Jun Yang - Canton MI, US

Assignee:

UOP LLC - Des Plaines IL
Ford Global Technologies, LLC - Dearborn MI

International Classification:

C01B 21/00
C01B 21/06
C01B 3/02
C01B 3/00

US Classification:

423351, 423413, 4236481, 4236582, 502400, 429 13

Abstract:

A reversible hydrogen storage composition having an empirical formula of:LiNMgBHwhere 0. 4≦x≦0. 8; 0. 2≦y≦0. 6; 0

US Patent:

8528599, Sep 10, 2013

Filed:

Nov 16, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/989616

Inventors:

Kenneth W. Morgan - Lake Orion MI, US
Thomas J. Hemak - Troy MI, US
Aaron Wolfson - Ferndale MI, US
Thomas A. Horn - Eastpointe MI, US
Gregory S. Lewis - Clinton Township MI, US
Howard Saxon - Clinton Township MI, US

Assignee:

BorgWarner Inc. - Auburn Hills MI

International Classification:

F16K 31/06

US Classification:

13762565, 1375961, 13759617

Abstract:

A pulse width modulated solenoid system having low noise characteristics is described. Noise reduction is primarily achieved by separating the solenoid device from the insulator and the manifold housing through the use of rubber isolators and multiple sets of o-rings, thus preventing metal to metal contact. Additional noise reduction is achieved by encapsulating all of the solenoids, using the insulator, the cover plate, the housing, and the screen carrier. Noise levels are also further reduced by minimizing the impact force of the armature against the sleeve by allowing fluid to vent into the upper area of the sleeve, thus causing a dampening effect.

US Patent:

20080248846, Oct 9, 2008

Filed:

Apr 6, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/697545

Inventors:

Frank Stronach - Oberwaltersderf, AT
Michael A. Neuman - Aurora, CA
Jim McAlpine - Aurora, CA
Michael I. Rockert - Aurora, CA
Gregg A. Scoggins - Ashland VA, US
John Gallinger - Richmond Hill, CA
Jane Lynn - Newmarket, CA
Rob McKeracher - Aurora, CA
Ronda Redwood - Aurora, CA
Gregory K. Lewis - Basalt CO, US
Allen Gutterman - Los Angeles CA, US
Aaron Vercruysse - Sierramadre CA, US
Steve Keech - Towson MD, US
Paul Micucci - Aurora, CA

Assignee:

MAGNA ENTERTAINMENT CORPORATION - Ashland VA

International Classification:

A63F 13/00

US Classification:

463 6

Abstract:

A system and a method for conducting a wager, such as a lottery game or a pari-mutuel wager, is provided. In an exemplary embodiment, a series of at least four race events is identified. Each bettor is enabled to make a specified prediction pertaining to the outcome of each of the identified race events. For at least one race, the specified prediction includes an identification of the first four, five, six, or seven finishers in the correct order. For other races, the specified prediction may include an identification of the winner or of one of the first two, three, four, or five finishers. Each wager entry includes predictions for all of the identified race events. Winnings are allocated from a wager pool based on the wager entries having completely correct entries or entries that are correct for most of the race events.