Lawrence William Taylor

US Patent:

20090111607, Apr 30, 2009

Filed:

Oct 30, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/927852

Inventors:

Lawrence P. Taylor - Sinking Spring PA, US
Peter T. Thompson - Sinking Spring PA, US

International Classification:

A63B 53/04

US Classification:

473350, 473342, 295276

Abstract:

A golf club head is described which has a body that is formed at least in part from a stainless steel alloy having the following composition in weight percent:

US Patent:

47162864, Dec 29, 1987

Filed:

Mar 27, 1986

Appl. No.:

6/844891

Inventors:

Lawrence D. Taylor - Lansdale PA

Assignee:

Brandt, Inc. - Bensalem PA

International Classification:

H01J 4014

US Classification:

250214R

Abstract:

A controller controlling the dispensing of paper currency including a microprocessor for controlling motors which feed a predetermined mix of paper currency from each dispensing device to a common acceleration device which advances bills to an output stacker. Each individual dispensing device dispenses the proper number of bills to the acceleration device. Apparatus multiplexes the control signals to the stepper motor. After the bills have been dispensed, the stepper motor is halted, and a home positioning sensor determines if the stepper motor has been halted in the proper position. Sensors provided at spaced intervals along the common acceleration device determine if bills have reached the acceleration device. The dispensing operation is repeated if bills do not reach the sensor. The sensors perform the dual function of sensing advancement of a bill and detecting overlapping or multiple fed bills.

US Patent:

47099143, Dec 1, 1987

Filed:

Feb 7, 1985

Appl. No.:

6/699055

Inventors:

Lawrence D. Taylor - Lansdale PA

Assignee:

Brandt, Inc. - Bensalem PA

International Classification:

B65H 712

US Classification:

271263

Abstract:

A controller controlling the dispensing of paper currency including a microprocessor for controlling motors which feed a predetermined mix of paper currency from each dispensing device to a common acceleration device which advances bills to an output stacker. Each individual dispensing device dispenses the proper number of bills to the acceleration device. Apparatus multiplexes the control signals to the stepper motor. After the bills have been dispensed, the stepper motor is halted, and a home positioning sensor determines if the stepper motor has been halted in the proper position. Sensors provided at spaced intervals along the common acceleration device determine if bills have reached the acceleration device. The dispensing operation is repeated if bills do not reach the sensor. The sensors perform the dual function of sensing advancement of a bill and detecting overlapping or multiple fed bills.

US Patent:

47991852, Jan 17, 1989

Filed:

Mar 27, 1986

Appl. No.:

6/844888

Inventors:

Lawrence D. Taylor - Lansdale PA

Assignee:

Brandt, Inc. - Bensalem PA

International Classification:

G06F 1216

US Classification:

364900

Abstract:

A circuit for protecting the contents of memory devices, each having a power supply voltage input terminal and a disabling signal input terminal following a failure in an A. C. -derived D. C. potential in which respective time delay circuits couple battery potential to said power supply voltage terminals and to said disabling signal input terminals at respective predetermined times after said failure.

US Patent:

47114410, Dec 8, 1987

Filed:

Mar 27, 1986

Appl. No.:

6/844977

Inventors:

Lawrence D. Taylor - Lansdale PA

Assignee:

Brandt, Inc. - Bensalem PA

International Classification:

B65H 306
B65H 714

US Classification:

271 6

Abstract:

A controller controlling the dispensing of paper currency including a microprocessor for controlling motors which feed a predetermined mix of paper currency from each dispensing device to a common acceleration device which advances bills to an output stacker. Each individual dispensing device dispenses the proper number of bills to the acceleration device. Apparatus multiplexes the control signals to the stepper motor. After the bills have been dispensed, the stepper motor is halted, and a home positioning sensor determines if the stepper motor has been halted in the proper position. Sensors provided at spaced intervals along the common acceleration device determine if bills have reached the acceleration device. The dispensing operation is repeated if bills do not reach the sensor. The sensors perform the dual function of sensing advancement of a bill and detecting overlapping or multiple fed bills.