David L Maloney

US Patent:

7347452, Mar 25, 2008

Filed:

Apr 22, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/829758

Inventors:

David L. Maloney - Barrington IL, US
Guy A. Wojtanek - West Chicago IL, US
Gary R. Grieb - Lake Orion MI, US
David G. Hlavaty - Northville MI, US
James L. Webber - Shelby Township MI, US
Michael T. Moury - Shelby Township MI, US

Assignee:

Delphi Technologies, Inc. - Troy MI

International Classification:

B60R 22/00

US Classification:

2808011, 180268, 7386269

Abstract:

A tension sensing assembly for a seat restraint system in a vehicle is provided. The tension sensing assembly comprises an anchor, a movable mechanism configured to be secured to a portion of a buckle, at least one magnet coupled to the movable mechanism, a Hall effect sensor coupled to the anchor, at least one tension spring secured to the anchor at a first end and the movable mechanism at a second end. The movable mechanism moves the at least one magnet relative to the Hall effect sensor to induce an output from the Hall effect sensor. The output indicates a tension level being applied to the tension sensing assembly.

US Patent:

8326570, Dec 4, 2012

Filed:

Sep 26, 2007

Appl. No.:

12/442535

Inventors:

Daryn L. Waite - Arlington Heights IL, US
David L. Maloney - Barrington IL, US

Assignee:

D&R Technologies, L.L.C. - Carol Stream IL

International Classification:

G06F 15/00

US Classification:

702151

Abstract:

A position sensor assembly for determining the absolute angular position of a motor vehicle steering wheel includes a housing, an input gear driven by a rotary input, and a pickup gear coupled to the input gear. A cam having a spiroidal profile is generated about the rotational axis of the input gear and is rotatable with the input gear. A cam follower is coupled with the housing and engages the spiroidal profile, wherein rotation of the spiroidal profile as the input gear turns causes the cam follower to move along the spiroidal profile. A first sensor is associated with the pickup gear such that rotation of the pickup gear provides an output signal from the first sensor. A second sensor is associated with the cam follower such that motion of the cam follower produces an output signal from the second sensor. A processor receives output signals from the first and second sensors to produce a signal proportional to the angular position of the input gear.

US Patent:

20100089177, Apr 15, 2010

Filed:

Nov 30, 2007

Appl. No.:

12/515147

Inventors:

Daryn L. Waite - Arlington Heights IL, US
David L. Maloney - Barrington IL, US

International Classification:

G01L 5/04
H01L 43/06

US Classification:

73862391, 3242072

Abstract:

In at least one embodiment of the present invention, a sensor assembly for measuring tension loads by a seat belt for a vehicle is provided. The assembly comprises an anchor plate forming a first aperture for mounting. The anchor plate has a central space. A housing is positioned to envelope the anchor plate and forms a seat belt aperture. The housing has a first sensor element. Engaging the seat belt aperture is the seat belt. A compliant element causes the housing to move relative to the anchor plate in response to tension by the seat belt. Within the central space is a strain relief element having positioning features to locate the strain relief element relative to the anchor plate. The strain relief element has a second sensor element interacting with the first sensor element to produce a signal responsive to the relative position between the housing and the anchor plate.

US Patent:

45875936, May 6, 1986

Filed:

Sep 6, 1983

Appl. No.:

6/529858

Inventors:

James P. Liautaud - Cary IL
Peter F. Stultz - Elgin IL
David L. Maloney - Barrington IL

International Classification:

H05K 720
H05K 506

US Classification:

361383

Abstract:

A housing for an electronic circuit board includes a housing member and identical top and bottom cover members. Inwardly extending ribs located on the interior sidewalls of the housing member align and support the circuit board, and provide convection cooling channels which allow air to circulate freely over the circuit board. The housing member is preferably an integrally cast member formed with integral fin surfaces which dissipate heat for the protection of temperature sensitive electronic components within the housing.

US Patent:

45321949, Jul 30, 1985

Filed:

Sep 7, 1983

Appl. No.:

6/530050

Inventors:

James P. Liautaud - Cary IL
Peter F. Stultz - Elgin IL
David L. Maloney - Barrington IL

International Classification:

H01M 210

US Classification:

429 99

Abstract:

A housing for a battery operated portable transceiver includes an elongated generally rectangular housing. A battery pack received in a recess in the housing forms in part a surface for gripping the housing. A combined latch and contact arrangement retains the battery pack in position and establishes electrical contact between the battery pack and the transceiver. A protective boot fitted to the lower end of the housing protects the transceiver from physical shock.

US Patent:

D2782286, Apr 2, 1985

Filed:

Sep 6, 1983

Appl. No.:

6/529959

Inventors:

James P. Liautaud - Trout Valley, Cary IL
Peter F. Stultz - Elgin IL
David L. Maloney - Barrington IL

US Classification:

D13 5

US Patent:

45889384, May 13, 1986

Filed:

Sep 6, 1983

Appl. No.:

6/529709

Inventors:

James P. Liautaud - Trout Valley, Cary IL
Peter F. Stultz - Elgin IL
David L. Maloney - Barrington IL

International Classification:

H02J 700

US Classification:

320 2

Abstract:

A battery charger for supplying charging current to the rechargeable battery of a portable battery powered device includes a one-piece housing and removable bottom plate. A first portion of the housing includes a receptacle for receiving the device. Upon insertion of the device into the receptacle electric contacts projecting from the bottom wall of the receptacle are biased by a spring acting against the bottom plate into electrical contact with the device to establish electrical communication between the device and charging circuitry within the housing. A first portion of the circuitry is contained within the first portion of the housing to provide mode indications and switch means user-actuable through an aperture in the bottom wall of the receptacle. A second portion of the circuitry is contained within a second portion of the housing having integral ribs on its exterior surface for improved heat dissipation.

US Patent:

44859465, Dec 4, 1984

Filed:

Sep 6, 1983

Appl. No.:

6/529856

Inventors:

James P. Liautaud - Cary IL
Peter F. Stultz - Elgin IL
David L. Maloney - Barrington IL

International Classification:

A45F 502

US Classification:

224242

Abstract:

A belt holder for portable radio apparatus and the like includes a belt fastener and a receptacle housing. The receptacle housing is pivotally mounted to the belt fastener. A clamp mechanism includes a sliding clamp body having two projecting clamp arms which engage the radio apparatus to prevent the apparatus from falling from the receptacle housing. A cam mechanism, operated with rotation of the receptacle housing with respect to the belt fastener, actuates the clamp mechanism to disengage the radio apparatus from the belt holder.

Address:

16562 N 109 Way, Scottsdale, AZ 85255

Phone:

(480)2427704

VIN:

JTEZU5JR5C5042138

Make:

TOYOTA

Model:

4RUNNER

Year:

2012