Michael W Saunders

Address:

320 Alexander Dr, Walled Lake, MI 48390

Phone:

2483455630

VIN:

1FT7X2B60BEB71151

Make:

FORD

Model:

F-250 SUPER DUTY

Year:

2011

US Patent:

42323568, Nov 4, 1980

Filed:

Feb 7, 1979

Appl. No.:

6/009932

Inventors:

Michael A. Saunders - Farmington MI
Robert W. Irwin - Livonia MI

Assignee:

Burroughs Corporation - Detroit MI

International Classification:

H05K 714

US Classification:

361415

Abstract:

A logic card frame for housing removable printed circuit boards comprises a pair of identical one piece molded half frames that are snapped together, stackable, and slideable from an inserted to a withdrawn position within an associated rack or cabinet. The assembled half frames include integrally molded circuit board guide tracks, each with a groove, a flexure, and a raised portion to guide and prevent vibration of a printed electrical circuit board inserted into a guide track. The base on which the logic card frame is slideably mounted has a ratcheted latch and leaf spring combination for retaining the inserted logic card frame.

US Patent:

D2652005, Jun 29, 1982

Filed:

Apr 2, 1980

Appl. No.:

6/136743

Inventors:

John H. Pedersen - Birmingham MI
John Stencel - Bloomfield Hills MI
Richard W. Reaume - Farmington Hills MI
Robert T. Rourke - Troy MI
Michael N. Tranquilla - Livonia MI
Michael A. Saunders - Farmington MI

Assignee:

Burroughs Corporation - Detroit MI

International Classification:

D1402

US Classification:

D14103

US Patent:

39749835, Aug 17, 1976

Filed:

Jun 9, 1975

Appl. No.:

5/585320

Inventors:

Louis R. Brown - Livonia MI
Michael A. Saunders - Westland MI

Assignee:

Burroughs Corporation - Detroit MI

International Classification:

G03B 104
G11B 1532

US Classification:

242194

Abstract:

A tape handling cartridge is provided for receiving and transporting a double-ended coded tape containing stored machine-readable information past a tape reader forming part of a memory loader in a computer, an elongated section of the cartridge being insertable into the computer and into cooperable relationship with the reader and a power source associated therewith, drive means of the cartridge serving thereafter to feed the tape from a supply compartment of the cartridge into readable relationship with the reader and to rewind the tape on a take-up spool in the cartridge in helically coiled form suitable for subsequent re-entry and re-reading.