Min Jung Kim

US Patent:

7189047, Mar 13, 2007

Filed:

Nov 26, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/723844

Inventors:

Roy Kuipers - Rockwall TX, US
Min Chul Kim - The Colony TX, US

Assignee:

Tyco Electronics Power Systems, Inc. - Mesquite TX

International Classification:

B66C 23/18

US Classification:

414280, 414626, 212179, 254264

Abstract:

An apparatus for moving a battery relative to a shelf unit includes: (a) a motion generating unit presenting a first force in a first motion type at a first output locus; (b) a motion translating unit receiving the first force and translating the first force to present a second force related to the first force in a second motion type at a second output locus; (c) a battery engaging structure coupled with the second output locus for applying the second force to the battery; and (d) a substantially rigid frame supporting the motion generating unit and the motion translating unit and cooperating with the shelf unit to substantially fixedly situate the frame during the moving. The moving is effected in a generally vertical axis in response to the second force.

US Patent:

20080129055, Jun 5, 2008

Filed:

Dec 4, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/566536

Inventors:

Min C. Kim - The Colony TX, US
Khanh Nguyen - Allen TX, US
Mark A. Haisler - Dallas TX, US

Assignee:

Tyco Electronics Power Systems - Mesquite TX

International Classification:

E05C 19/06

US Classification:

292 80

Abstract:

An apparatus for holding a cover in a closed orientation substantially covering a chassis face of a unit; the unit containing equipment in an equipment volume; the equipment volume being partially bounded by the chassis face; includes: a positioning structure coupling the cover with the unit for selectively situating the cover in the closed orientation or in an other orientation; and a latching structure configured for latchingly engaging the chassis face and the cover for holding the cover in the closed orientation when the latching structure is in a first orientation. The latching structure does not engage the chassis face and the cover when the latching structure is in a second orientation. The latching structure is situated substantially entirely outside the equipment volume.

US Patent:

56977530, Dec 16, 1997

Filed:

Sep 19, 1995

Appl. No.:

8/530433

Inventors:

Desh D. Aurora - Plano TX
Brian T. Criswell - Grand Prairie TX
Andrew Fisher - Coppell TX
Min Chul Kim - Irving TX

Assignee:

Recot, Inc. - Pleasanton CA

International Classification:

B65G 6708

US Classification:

414398

Abstract:

A box stacker uniquely able to semiautomatically load, in place, inside a variety of enclosures, columns of stackable boxes, said box stacker being in the form of a movable structure that has a conveyor belt carrying structure attached thereto in a cantilevered fashion. The conveyor belt carrying structure has an inner end and an outer end and carries spaced boxes thereon to be stacked. A speed-up belt carrying structure has an inner end attached to the outer end of the conveyor belt carrying structure and receives boxes from the conveyor belt. A lift device automatically raises the conveyor belt carrying structure in predetermined increments to successively deposit boxes on a column or stack and a drive arrangement is coupled to the speed-up belt for driving the speed-up belt at a greater speed than the conveyor belt to eject the boxes from the speed-up belt onto the column or stack.

US Patent:

20210325329, Oct 21, 2021

Filed:

Apr 16, 2021

Appl. No.:

17/232624

Inventors:

- Dallas TX, US
- Kingston RI, US
Jugal Saharia - Dallas TX, US
Min Jun Kim - Plano TX, US
Jason Rodger Dwyer - Providence RI, US

International Classification:

G01N 27/12

Abstract:

The present invention includes one or more nanopores in a SiNmembrane comprising a monoprotic surface termination, methods of making, and methods of using the one or more nanopores, where the one or more nanopores are a chemically-tuned controlled dielectric breakdown (CT-CDB) nanopore membrane, wherein the CT-CDB allows for long-term stability of measurements in the presence of only electrolyte (open pore current stability) and ability to support many molecular detection events. In addition, the CT-CBD has pore that unclog spontaneously, in response to voltage cessation or application, or both.