Angel A Fernandez, Age 49Miami, FL

5058244, Oct 22, 1991

Jul 5, 1990

7/548109

Angel Fernandez - Mount Clemens MI

TRW Vehicle Safety Systems Inc. - Lyndhurst OH

A44B 1112
B60R 2100
F16G 1100

24170

A free falling cinch tongue has a lock bar which is supported to be freely rotatable about a fixed axis to move a belt clamping surface on the lock bar toward and away from a belt clamping surface on the cinch tongue frame.

5833567, Nov 10, 1998

Mar 26, 1997

8/824280

Angel Fernandez - Shelby Township MI

F16H 374

475255

A ring gear and a plurality of planet gear carriers diametrically disposed, at substantially equal angles to each other, in a plane therewithin, each carrier rotatably supporting a separate one of a pair of planet gears at each opposite end thereof. The planet gears engage with and are rotated by the ring gear. Each planet gear has an eccentrically disposed mass that revolves about the center of rotation of the planet gear while revolving about the center of rotation of the planet gear carrier, creating centrifugal and Coriolis forces that are additive. An instant angular disposition, with respect to its planet gear carrier, of the center of mass of one of a pair of planet gears is always the same as that of the other of the pair but does not coincide with that of any other planet gear. This creates a couple that is applied to an output shaft when the force of the former and the rotation of the latter are in the same direction. When they are not, the couple is applied to a reaction plate.

D387813, Dec 16, 1997

Aug 30, 1996

D/059046

Angel A. Fernandez - Miami FL
Lois Fernandez - Miami FL

2101

D21 34

4811913, Mar 14, 1989

Jul 6, 1988

7/215648

Angel Fernandez - Mount Clemens MI

TRW Vehicle Safety Systems Inc. - Lyndhurst OH

B60R 2234

2421076

A spindle has belt webbing wound on it. The spindle is supported for rotation in belt retraction and belt withdrawal directions. The spindle is biased to rotate in the belt retraction direction. A drive member has a longitudinal central axis and is movable in a direction along the axis from a first position to a second position. The drive member is disposed in a coaxial telescoping relationship with a rotatable driven member. A drive portion of the drive member engages a surface on the driven member to rotate the driven member in response to movement of the drive member to the second position. Rotation of the driven member causes the spindle to rotate in the belt withdrawal direction and pay out belt webbing to establish slack in the belt webbing. A notch on the driven member receives the drive portion of the drive member to block rotation of the driven member, thereby blocking rotation of the spindle in the belt retraction direction to maintain slack in the belt webbing.