Francis P. Malaspina - Gainesville GA Simon Thomas - Lawrenceville GA Sathya S. Prasad - Duluth GA Scott M. Garrett - Lawrenceville GA
International Classification:
H02J 904
US Classification:
318139
Abstract:
In a circuit having an electromechanical transducer, such as a motor (22), a control switch (24) is controlled by a control circuit (26) to connect the motor to, and disconnect from, a battery (12). When control switch opens, thereby disconnecting the motor from the battery, the momentum achieved by the motor tends keep the motor turning, causing the motor to behave like a generator. A switch network (28) connects a first capacitor (30), which is initially discharged, across the motor at the same time the control switch disconnects it from the battery. The momentum of the motor, and any attached mechanical system (32), generates a transient charge which is collected by the first capacitor. When the voltage produced by the collected charge reaches a peak, the switch network disconnects the first capacitor from the motor, reorients the first capacitor, and waits to apply the voltage to the motor. A charge pump connected between the first capacitor and the battery may be activated to transfer the collected charge back to the battery if the motor is not to be started for some time.
Pence continued to push senators to support former New Jersey Republican Rep. Scott Garretts nomination to lead the bank until the final hours before the Senate Banking Committee met for a vote Tuesday morning, according to lawmakers and others briefed on the issue.
Date: Dec 19, 2017
Category: U.S.
Source: Google
New Jersey's 2016 political hits, misses — and tossups
Chris Christie's failed presidential campaign, a rejection of northern New Jersey casinos and no book deal for the governor while in office. But the state was also the place to deliver the Democratic Party one of its few Election Day victories, with the defeat of Republican U.S. Rep. Scott Garrett.
Date: Dec 27, 2016
Category: World
Source: Google
Republicans On Track To Keep Control Of The Senate As Democrats Largely Falter
In New Jersey, GOP Rep. Scott Garrett also lost his re-election bid. Garrett made waves when he reportedly refused to pay dues to the National Republican Congressional Committee last cycle because it was supporting LGBT candidates, and that hurt him in suburban New Jersey. His Democratic challenger,
Date: Nov 09, 2016
Category: U.S.
Source: Google
Republicans keep control of Congress, opening way for sweeping rollback of Obama legacy
adwinds: In Illinoiss 10th, GOP Rep. Bob Dold lost to Democratic challenger, former congressman Brad Schneider, while in New Jerseys 5th District, Republican Rep. Scott Garrett lost to Democratic challenger Joshua Gottheimer. But in Iowas 1st District another bellwether Republican Rep. Rod Blum he
in the House, Issa and other veteran Republican lawmakers may find themselves on the losing end of the ballot box. Other GOP incumbents endangered include fellow California Rep. Jeff Denham, Florida Rep. John Mica, New Jersey Rep. Scott Garrett, IllinoisRep. Bob Dold and Colorado Rep. Mike Coffman.
Date: Nov 08, 2016
Category: U.S.
Source: Google
GOP battles to limit losses, control House for 2 more years
, who dogged President Barack Obama with probes into the 2012 killings of four Americans in Benghazi, Libya, and IRS mistreatment of conservative groups. Another would be Rep. Scott Garrett, R-N.J., from New York Citys suburbs, under fire for reports hed objected to contributing money for gay GOP
Date: Nov 08, 2016
Category: U.S.
Source: Google
Here's how to watch the Senate races and the battle for Congress like a pro
This would be a good time to check in again with the House races, particularly in the district in northern New Jersey, where seven-term Republican Rep. Scott Garrett could test the staying power the House GOP. Democrats are banking on Josh Gottheimer, a former Microsoft executive and speechwriter fo
Date: Nov 08, 2016
Category: U.S.
Source: Google
From coast to coast: A look at key races in every state
House races in the country this year has pitted a Republican incumbent, Rep. Scott Garrett, against Democrat Josh Gottheimer. In a district that stretches from wealthy New York City suburbs to the states rural northwestern corner, the two candidates have called each other liars and engaged in a wa