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Aaron P Tondra

from Massillon, OH
Age ~48
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Also known as:
Aaron Massillon, Harry Mckeldin, Harry Ramsey, Harry Mc Keldin, Harry N
Phone and address:
1372 Woodforest St NW, Massillon, OH 44647
(330) 832-3441
Related to:
Jenna Beriswill, 27Laura F Sartor, 58Tammy Stokes, 63Heussen Mckeldin, 68Anthony Mckeldin, 66Cassandra Brown, 65Velvalene Mckeldin
Connected to:
Amy C Tondreau, 50Andrea N Tondre, 68Jeannine E Tondreau, 37Kathleen A Tondreau, 81Ken P Tondre, 55Lisa L Tondreau, 61Lynne F Tondre, 79Matthew Tondreau, 93Mercedes B Tondre, 74Meredith E Tondreau, 42

Aaron Tondra Phones & Addresses

  • 1372 Woodforest St NW, Massillon, OH 44647 (330) 832-3441
  • 111 Hostetter Pl, Massillon, OH 44647 (330) 832-3441
  • 8081 Rolling Hill Ave, Canton, OH 44720 (330) 499-4997
  • North Canton, OH
  • Elgin, IL
  • Medina, OH
  • Chattanooga, TN

Work

Company: Cisco systems inc. Position: Hardware engineer

Education

School / High School: The University of Akron 1995 to 2000

Skills

Electrical Engineering • Pcb Design • Power Supplies • Ethernet • Usb • Internet Protocol Suite • Electrical Design • Electrical Controls • Electronics Hardware Design • Cadence Schematic Capture • High Speed Digital Design • Poe • Emc Design • Wireless Networking • Cisco Wireless • Constraint Programming • 10G Ethernet • Pcie • Ddr3 • Ddr4 • Networking • Rf Engineering • Linux • Labview • Microsoft Office

Languages

English

Industries

Computer Networking

Resumes

Resumes

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Hardware Engineer At Cisco Systems Inc

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Location:
316 Bricknell Dr, Coppell, TX 75019
Industry:
Computer Networking
Work:
Cisco Systems Inc.
Hardware Engineer
The Hoover Company Jun 2000 - Apr 2006
Staff Electrical Engineer
Education:
The University of Akron 1995 - 2000
Skills:
Electrical Engineering
Pcb Design
Power Supplies
Ethernet
Usb
Internet Protocol Suite
Electrical Design
Electrical Controls
Electronics Hardware Design
Cadence Schematic Capture
High Speed Digital Design
Poe
Emc Design
Wireless Networking
Cisco Wireless
Constraint Programming
10G Ethernet
Pcie
Ddr3
Ddr4
Networking
Rf Engineering
Linux
Labview
Microsoft Office
Languages:
English

Publications

Us Patents

Pivoting Handle And Control Arrangement For A Floor Care Appliance

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US Patent:
6768073, Jul 27, 2004
Filed:
Jul 3, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/613406
Inventors:
Aaron P. Tondra - North Canton OH
Mark J. Josef - Mogadore OH
Jackson W. Wegelin - Akron OH
Assignee:
The Hoover Company - North Canton OH
International Classification:
H01H 906
US Classification:
2003322, 200331
Abstract:
A pivoting handle and control arrangement is provided for a floor care appliance such as a vacuum cleaner. An actuator rod in the handle is utilized for remotely triggering a switch located in the lower part of the housing. The switch could be utilized for controlling a feature of the floor care appliance such as a surge control for a vacuum cleaners suction motor. A trigger positioned on the handle is operatively connected to an actuator rod traversing the interior of the handle. The distal end of the actuator rod is in operative engagement with the switch when the handle is in the upright position. When the trigger is depressed, the actuator rod depresses the switch causing it to close. The feature controlled is thereby energized. When the handle is moved to the folded position, the actuator rod is folded with the handle and moved away from the switch.

Apparatus And Method For Cleaning A Surface

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US Patent:
7146679, Dec 12, 2006
Filed:
May 13, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/145352
Inventors:
Donald A. Coates - Canton OH, US
Robert W. Bauman - North Canton OH, US
Michael A. Durbin - Massillon OH, US
Evan A. Gordon - Canton OH, US
Adam C. Sclafani - North Canton OH, US
Aaron P. Tondra - North Canton OH, US
Timothy T. Hertrick - Canton OH, US
David A. Bradshaw - Canton OH, US
Edgar A. Maurer - Canton OH, US
Wilbur J. Kellum - North Canton OH, US
Assignee:
The Hoover Company - North Canton OH
International Classification:
A47L 11/30
US Classification:
15319, 15320, 222624
Abstract:
A cleaner for cleaning a surface comprises a floor-engaging portion for moving along the surface. A source supplies a liquid to a distributor, which distributes the liquid from the source on the surface wherein an activating device is operatively connected to the source to activate the source to supply liquid to the distributor to distribute liquid on the surface in response to a force moving the floor engaging portion in a first direction.

Suction Nozzle Height Adjustment And Control Arrangement

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US Patent:
7203993, Apr 17, 2007
Filed:
Dec 23, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/746057
Inventors:
Aaron P. Tondra - North Canton OH, US
Evan A. Gordon - Canton OH, US
Assignee:
The Hoover Company - North Canton OH
International Classification:
A47L 5/34
US Classification:
15362, 15354
Abstract:
A floor care appliance is provided with a microprocessor based control arrangement. The microprocessor adjust the height of the suction nozzle through a motorized suction nozzle height gear and cam arrangement. The microprocessor is programmed to turn the current off to either of the motor-fan assembly or the agitator drive motor when the current consumed by either exceeds a predetermined amount based upon the nozzle height. The height of the suction nozzle is selected by one or more switches located on the appliance handle. A separate switch is provided to select bare floor mode and the microprocessor is programmed to store the height of the suction nozzle prior to bare floor mode being selected. By pressing a the bare floor mode button again or the use of a sensor the suction nozzle is returned to the stored position when the suction nozzle is returned to the carpeted surface.

Power Management System For A Floor Care Appliance

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US Patent:
7208892, Apr 24, 2007
Filed:
May 23, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/444828
Inventors:
Aaron P. Tondra - North Canton OH, US
Evan A. Gordon - Canton OH, US
Adam C. Sclafani - North Canton OH, US
Assignee:
The Hoover Company - North Canton OH
International Classification:
H02P 5/00
H02P 1/54
A47L 5/00
US Classification:
318 53, 318 34, 318 46, 15319, 15339, 15412, 701 23, 701 25, 701 26
Abstract:
A floor care appliance is provided with an improved power management system for controlling the total amount of current provided to at least a first and a second load device of an appliance. The power management system is comprised of a microprocessor, an alternating current voltage source, a voltage regulating circuit, a clamping circuit, at least two load devices, and a MOC and a triac for each of the at least two load devices. The clamping circuit outputs a fixed voltage of 5. 7 volts during the positive portion of the ac cycle and a fixed voltage of −0. 7 volts during the negative portion of the ac cycle. The fixed voltages are input to a microprocessor which utilizes these inputs to control the average voltage and the amount of time the current is turned on to each of the at least first and second load devices. A current sensing circuit is used to monitor the current to one of the at least two load devices to provide feedback to the microprocessor so that the microprocessor can adjust the average voltage and current to the at least two load devices so that the total current consumed does not exceed a pre-determined level.

Floor Care Appliance With An Electro Luminescent Switch Panel

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US Patent:
7220930, May 22, 2007
Filed:
Jan 28, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/352822
Inventors:
Evan A. Gordon - Canton OH, US
Aaron P. Tondra - North Canton OH, US
Assignee:
The Hoover Company - North Canton OH
International Classification:
H01H 9/00
US Classification:
200311, 200313, 15339, 362 30, 341 22
Abstract:
A floor care appliance such as a vacuum cleaner is provided having a display panel having at least one indicator light for indicating a status of a feature of the appliance wherein the indicator light is lighted by electro luminescent lighting. The electro luminescent lighting is also used on a control panel for a floor care appliance to backlight one or more switches used to control a feature or mode of the appliance wherein the backlighting indicates a status of the feature or mode associated with a particular switch. The switches and electro luminescent backlighting are embedded between layers of a thin film allowing the display and control panels to be mounted on a curved surface such as the handle of the floor care appliance.

Cleaning Machine Having A Control System For Cleaning A Surface

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US Patent:
7237299, Jul 3, 2007
Filed:
May 8, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/431707
Inventors:
Aaron P. Tondra - North Canton OH, US
Evan A. Gordon - Canton OH, US
Assignee:
The Hoover Company - North Canton OH
International Classification:
A47L 11/30
US Classification:
15320, 15319
Abstract:
A cleaning apparatus for cleaning a surface in which cleaning solution is dispensed to the surface and substantially simultaneously extracted along with the dirt on the surface in a continuous operation is provided. The cleaning apparatus further includes a detecting device for detecting the speed of the cleaning apparatus as it moves along the surface and producing a speed signal representing the speed of the cleaning apparatus relative to the surface. A controller, operatively connected to the detecting device and a component on the cleaning apparatus, controls the function of the component based on the speed signal. The controller can also control the function of the component based on a signal representing other operating characteristics of the cleaning machine.

Floor Care Appliance With Network Connectivity

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US Patent:
7269877, Sep 18, 2007
Filed:
Dec 4, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/728662
Inventors:
Aaron P. Tondra - North Canton OH, US
Evan A. Gordon - Canton OH, US
Assignee:
The Hoover Company - North Canton OH
International Classification:
A47L 9/28
US Classification:
15319, 15339
Abstract:
A floor care appliance is provided with a microprocessor based control arrangement having a communications port for connection to a computer. Once connected to a computer, software updates for the microprocessor may be downloaded or diagnostic information stored in the microprocessor's memory may be uploaded for diagnostic purposes. In one embodiment of the invention, the communication port is configured to be connected to a local computer for possible further connection to a remote computer over a computer or telephone network. In an alternate embodiment of the invention, the communication port is configured to connect to and dial up a remote computer over a telephone network.

Cleaning Machine For Cleaning A Surface

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US Patent:
7392566, Jul 1, 2008
Filed:
Oct 30, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/698149
Inventors:
Evan A. Gordon - Canton OH, US
Sergey V. Makarov - Solon OH, US
Aaron P. Tondra - North Canton OH, US
Michael A. Durbin - Massillon OH, US
Robert Bauman - N. Canton OH, US
International Classification:
A47L 11/34
US Classification:
15319, 15320, 15322, 15350, 15353, 15366, 15416
Abstract:
A cleaning machine for cleaning a surface is provided. The cleaning machine includes a base assembly that moves along the surface and a liquid distribution system associated with the base assembly for distributing the cleaning solution to the cleaning surface. A suction nozzle assembly is mounted to the base assembly and includes a front nozzle portion and a rear nozzle portion. The front nozzle portion defines a fluid flow path having an inlet opening and an outlet opening and the rear nozzle portion defines a fluid flow path having an inlet opening and an outlet opening. A suction source is in fluid communication with the suction nozzle for applying suction to draw the cleaning solution and dirt from the surface and through the suction nozzle assembly. The fluid flow path of the front nozzle portion is closed in response to the base assembly moving in one of the forward direction and rear direction. The fluid flow path of the rear nozzle portion is closed in response to the base assembly moving in other one of the forward and rear direction.
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