Harry Joseph Lockwood, Age 876711 SE Silverbell Ave, Stuart, FL 34997

4347655, Sep 7, 1982

May 5, 1980

6/147047

Peter S. Zory - Ossining NY
Frederick W. Scholl - Riverdale NY
Harry F. Lockwood - New York NY

Optical Information Systems, Inc. - Elmsford NY

H01L 3300

29589

A new package for semiconductor optoelectronic devices is disclosed, which comprises a novel geometrical configuration and provides plug-in capability. The package configuration provides a convenient means for supplying electrical signals to or from the device(s) within the package while maintaining a coaxial geometry, useful in optical and thermal control. Techniques for bonding devices into the package are easily automated using conventional bonding and assembly equipment. The package permits use of the device in a variety of orientations.

4383378, May 17, 1983

Mar 2, 1981

6/239265

Harry A. Lockwood - Westport CT

F26B 1512

34 68

A secondary dryer device comprising a drying oven, for subjecting open containers of water detector pads to a secondary drying operation. The oven has a pair of elongate channels disposed side by side with open, outer-most ends and blind inner-most ends. One channel holds a plurality of containers in single file, whereas the other channel holds a plurality of containers in double file, whereby the dwell time is greatly increased. A transfer structure interconnects the blind ends of the channels to provide transfer of the containers from the narrow channel to the wider channel. A powered pushing device applies force to the containers of the single file, to advance said containers inwardly into the oven, toward the blind end of the channel. The oven has means which provides heat to raise the temperature and expel moisture.

4240098, Dec 16, 1980

Sep 28, 1978

5/946592

Peter S. Zory - Ossining NY
Frederick W. Scholl - Riverdale NY
Harry F. Lockwood - New York NY

Exxon Research & Engineering Co. - Florham Park NJ

H01L 2302
H01L 2312
H01L 3902

357 74

A new package for semiconductor optoelectronic devices is disclosed, which comprises a novel geometrical configuration and provides plug-in capability. The package configuration provides a convenient means for supplying electrical signals to or from the device(s) within the package while maintaining a coaxial geometry, useful in optical and thermal control. Techniques for bonding devices into the package are easily automated using conventional bonding and assembly equipment. The package permits use of the device in a variety of orientations.