Kenneth B Rockwell, Age 7356 Allison Ave, Newfoundland, NJ 07435

6420881, Jul 16, 2002

Jul 2, 2001

09/898281

Kenneth N. Rockwell - Yorba Linda CA
Roy G. Brant - Lake Arrowhead CA

Eubanks Engineering Co. - Monrovia CA

G01R 3102

324539, 3241581, 324756

In circuit tester apparatus using one or more carrier elements, each carrier element having one or more first electrical connectors, the combination comprising one or more base sections, one or more second electrical connectors carried by the section or sections and positioned to interfit the one or more first electrical connectors when the element or elements are assembled to the section or sections, at least two of the multiple base sections located for bridging thereof by at least one carrier element. Carrier elements may comprise adapter cards.

6593750, Jul 15, 2003

Jul 16, 2002

10/197350

Kenneth N. Rockwell - Yorba Linda CA
Roy G. Brant - Lake Arrowhead CA

Eubanks Engineering Co. - Monrovia CA

G01R 3102

324539

In circuit tester apparatus using one or more carrier elements, each carrier element having one or more first electrical connectors, the combination comprising one or more base sections, one or more second electrical connectors carried by the section or sections and positioned to interfit the one or more first electrical connectors when the element or elements are assembled to the section or sections, at least two of the multiple base sections located for bridging thereof by at least one carrier element. Carrier elements may comprise adapter cards.

5072185, Dec 10, 1991

Nov 13, 1990

7/612094

Kenneth N. Rockwell - Yorba Linda CA

Cablescan, Inc. - Orange CA

G01R 3102

324539

A wire harness testing apparatus which comprises a universal interface module having interconnect terminals, the module electrically connected to a test system; a group of wire harness mating connectors; and a series of modular interface adapters comprising a group of cables, standardized connectors respectively at one end of each cable, and connectible to the universal interface interconnect terminals, and special connectors at the other ends of the cable, respectively, and connectible to the wire harness mating connectors; the cables extending in electrically parallel relation.

6255828, Jul 3, 2001

Feb 19, 1999

9/253553

Kenneth N. Rockwell - Yorba Linda CA
Roy G. Brant - Lake Arrowhead CA

Eubanks Engineering Co. - Monrovia CA

G01R 3102

324539

In circuit tester apparatus using one or more carrier elements, each carrier element having one or more first electrical connectors, the combination comprising one or more base sections, one or more second electrical connectors carried by the section or sections and positioned to interfit the one or more first electrical connectors when the element or elements are assembled to the section or sections, at least two of the multiple base sections located for bridging thereof by at least one carrier element. Carrier elements may comprise adapter cards.

4224690, Sep 23, 1980

Dec 12, 1978

5/968828

Kenneth N. Rockwell - Yorba Linda CA

Thomas & Betts Corporation - Raritan NJ

G01R 3102
G06F 1100

371 25

High speed solid state apparatus is described for learning, testing and monitoring the assembly of multiconductor harnesses. Testing a harness having a very large number of end points within the matter of a few seconds is made possible through the employment of plural high speed scanning means which operate independently of one another and simultaneously scan groups of points to identify both continuity and open circuit conditions. During a learning mode, all short circuit and open circuit conditions of a known good harness are transferred into high speed memory means. Said plurality of scanning means examine all points relative to a preselected point during a scan cycle, repeating scan cycles for every point to be tested. Data representative of the detected interconnections are transferred to memory when all of said plural scanning means have completed the scan for said preselected point. The system provides for: learning the connections of a known good harness and storing data representative of the connections in high speed memory; high speed testing of completed harnesses by examination of the harness at high speed to ascertain the interconnections and comparing interconnections against the data stored in memory; and monitoring the assembly of a cable to provide direct indications of an incorrect connection, as well as having a capability of permanently latching a momentary fault condition for purposes of localizing the spurious condition.

4399400, Aug 16, 1983

Oct 30, 1980

6/202375

Kenneth N. Rockwell - Yorba Linda CA
Harold Minuskin - Tustin CA

Cablescan, Inc. - Orange CA

G01R 3102
G01R 1900
G01R 1512

324 51

A test system for evaluation of a terminated cable harness examines both the correctness of cable conductor connections and the correctness of the load circuitry to which the conductors are connected. Electrical continuity testing is employed for conductor layout evaluation and transition circuitry is introduced between the continuity tester and the cable to accommodate parametric evaluation of the load circuitry.