Peter E Schwartz

US Patent:

6953895, Oct 11, 2005

Filed:

Sep 24, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/669895

Inventors:

William H. Cowles - New York NY, US
Peter Jay Schwartz - Fullerton CA, US

Assignee:

Terk Technologies Corporation - Commack NY

International Classification:

H02G003/18

US Classification:

174 59, 174 50, 385135, 439527

Abstract:

An optional surface fastening system for an electronics housing facilitates its attachment to pre-manufactured fixed panel systems, enclosures and the like. The electronics housing has primary holes or slot features that interface standard screw hardware in order to fasten to varied surfaces or accepts specially designed connector pieces to mechanically attach to the aforementioned fixed enclosures. Connector pieces, designed to interface with any panel system, may be replaced interchangeably and are temporarily fixed by a snap detail located on the primary slots. Method of attaching the electronics housing to a fixed panel system requires integrated pin features on the connector pieces, employed to locate to corresponding holes on the fixed panel, in conjunction with operative rotation of a specialized pin feature to temporarily lock the electronics housing to the panel system. Conversely while attached, operative rotation of the specialized pin feature disengages the electronics housing from the fixed panel system.

US Patent:

20060005985, Jan 12, 2006

Filed:

Sep 7, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/221126

Inventors:

Jean-Jacques L'Henaff - New York NY, US
William Cowles - New York NY, US
Peter Schwartz - Fullerton CA, US

International Classification:

H02G 3/08

US Classification:

174050000

Abstract:

An optional surface fastening system for an electronics housing facilitates its attachment to pre-manufactured fixed panel systems, enclosures and the like. The electronics housing has primary holes or slot features that interface standard screw hardware in order to fasten to varied surfaces or accepts specially designed connector pieces to mechanically attach to the aforementioned fixed enclosures. Connector pieces, designed to interface with any panel system, may be replaced interchangeably and are temporarily fixed by a snap detail located on the primary slots. Method of attaching the electronics housing to a fixed panel system requires integrated pin features on the connector pieces, employed to locate to corresponding holes on the fixed panel, in conjunction with operatives rotation of a specialized pin feature to temporarily lock the electronics housing to the panel system. Conversely while attached, operative rotation of the specialized pin feature disengages the electronics housing from the fixed panel system.

US Patent:

61449474, Nov 7, 2000

Filed:

Jun 5, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/092114

Inventors:

Peter A. Schwartz - Hoboken NJ

International Classification:

G06F 1760

US Classification:

705 37

Abstract:

A computer system is provided for automatically calculating broker-dealer disclosure data requirements for a publicly traded security that the broker-dealer holds. The computer system includes a MODEM in electrical/electronic communication with a source of encoded publicly traded security market data and a digital computer comprising a first I/O port for electronic communication with broker-dealer data processing apparatus, a second I/O port for electronic connection to the MODEM for processing the encoded data, and a memory device within which is stored a set of computer instructions defining computer system operation. The digital computer communicates with the broker-dealer apparatus to identify a broker-dealer position in the publicly traded security and processes MODEM-received data relating thereto to calculate a haircut coefficient for adjusting the position to comply with Rule 15-c 3-1 of the Securities Exchange Act, as amended.

US Patent:

20220224174, Jul 14, 2022

Filed:

Mar 31, 2022

Appl. No.:

17/710735

Inventors:

- Carson City NV, US
Stephen Gottschalk - Fremont CA, US
Tony Jones - Fremont CA, US
Jemon Johnson - Fremont CA, US
Peter V. Schwartz - Fremont CA, US
G. Noah Newmark - Marina Del Rey CA, US
Stephen M. Collins - Los Angeles CA, US

International Classification:

H02K 1/18
H02K 5/06
H02K 16/02
H02K 21/14

Abstract:

An electromagnetic machine includes a housing, an axle coupled to the housing in a rotatable fashion, a stator assembly disposed generally within the housing, the stator assembly including a stator plate and a stator bearing coupled to the axle such that the stator assembly is rotatable about the axle, a rotor assembly fixed to the axle and disposed generally within the housing and including a rotor housing that defines a circumferentially extending channel that is sized to receive a portion of the stator assembly therein; and a locking mechanism configured to selectively prevent and permit rotation of the stator assembly about the axle via the stator bearing. The housing can include an access window defined therein such that the stator assembly is accessible through the access window.

US Patent:

20200350791, Nov 5, 2020

Filed:

Oct 29, 2018

Appl. No.:

16/759826

Inventors:

- Carson City NV, US
Stephen Gottschalk - Fremont CA, US
Tony Jones - Fremont CA, US
Jemon Johnson - Fremont CA, US
Peter V. Schwartz - Fremont CA, US
G. Noah Newmark - Marina Del Rey CA, US
Stephen M. Collins - Los Angeles CA, US

Assignee:

ClearWater Holdings, Ltd. - Carson City NV

International Classification:

H02K 1/18
H02K 5/06
H02K 21/14
H02K 16/02

Abstract:

An electromagnetic machine includes a housing, an axle coupled to the housing in a rotatable fashion, a stator assembly disposed generally within the housing, the stator assembly including a stator plate and a stator bearing coupled to the axle such that the stator assembly is rotatable about the axle, a rotor assembly fixed to the axle and disposed generally within the housing and including a rotor housing that defines a circumferentially extending channel that is sized to receive a portion of the stator assembly therein; and a locking mechanism configured to selectively prevent and permit rotation of the stator assembly about the axle via the stator bearing. The housing can include an access window defined therein such that the stator assembly is accessible through the access window.