Anthony Simon Corso, Age 40Canton, OH

5667389, Sep 16, 1997

Oct 16, 1995

8/543544

Richard Louis Kidd - Stow OH
Daniel Griffith Mathey - Warren OH
Paul Di Liello - Cortland OH
David Glen Siegfried - Vienna OH
Robert William Rimko - Transfer PA
Anthony Joseph Corso - Struthers OH

General Motors Corporation - Detroit MI

H01R 907

439 75

A modular buss center for an automotive vehicle is provided including a first plug connector; an intermediate terminal having a first male end and a second female end and at least one arm, the first end being electrically connected to the first plug connector; a first template with a hole for receipt of the intermediate terminal; at least one flex circuit, the flex circuit having at least one cut-out flag, the flag making contact with the intermediate terminal arm; a second template separated from the first template by the flex circuit, the second template having a hole for receipt of the intermediate terminal second end; and an electrical component positioned on the second template opposite the flex circuit, the electrical component being electrically connected to the intermediate terminal second end.

6219479, Apr 17, 2001

Nov 4, 1998

9/186322

William T. Madden - Solon OH
Anthony Joseph Corso - Struthers OH
Edward M. Bungo - Cortland OH
Paul Gerhard Halbach - Wuppertal, DE

Delphi Technologies, Inc. - Troy MI

G02B 636

385 46

An optical star assembly having a ribbon fiber optic mixing element with the first and second ends. A first and second bundle of fiber optic cables are provided each with an engagement end for connection with a respective end of the ribbon fiber optic mixing element. The ribbon fiber optic mixing element and a portion of the fiber optic cables are carried in the housing so that the housing biases each end of the ribbon fiber optic mixing element towards an engagement end of the first and second bundles of fiber optic cables respectively. The fiber optic cables may be connected to a plurality of optical receivers so that the ribbon fiber optic mixing element distributes optical information from each of the fibers to all of the optical receivers in the assembly.

5620329, Apr 15, 1997

Jun 17, 1996

8/664357

Richard L. Kidd - Stow OH
Paul Di Liello - Cortland OH
David G. Siegfried - Vienna OH
Anthony J. Corso - Struthers OH
Robert W. Rimko - Transfer PA
Bobbi S. Dankert - Cicero IN

General Motors Corporation - Detroit MI
Delco Electronics Corp. - Kokomo IN

H01R 1364

439248

A blind assembly electrical connective arrangement is provided for mating an electrical component with a first structure to a flexible circuit, the flexible circuit being positioned adjacent a second structure, the second structure having first and second surfaces penetrated by an aperture, the arrangement including a male slider, the slider having a platform projecting in a first direction, the platform providing a presentation surface for the flexible circuit, the slider also having at least one set of fingers juxtaposing the second structure, at least one of the fingers being compliant, and the male slider also having an alignment post; and a female housing connected with the electrical component, the female housing having a cavity to receive the platform in the alignment post of the male slider, the female housing having at least one terminal biased for contact with the flexible circuit and wherein movement of the electrical component in a second direction opposite the first direction toward the second structure causes the slider to move in a first plane to align itself with the female housing and to establish an electrical connection.