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  • 925 W Congress St, Nora Springs, IA 50458
  • 2275 Loring Ave, Henderson, NV 89009
  • 660 Briarstone Ct, Mason City, IA 50401 (641) 424-8352 (515) 424-8352
  • Orem, UT

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Company: Specialty engineering Position: Engineer

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Engineer

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Location:
Nora Springs, IA
Work:
Specialty Engineering
Engineer

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Battery Maintenance System

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US Patent:
51967790, Mar 23, 1993
Filed:
Nov 16, 1989
Appl. No.:
7/437094
Inventors:
Richard B. Alexandres - Clear Lake IA
Dennis P. Kindschuh - Mason City IA
Assignee:
Alexander Manufacturing Company - Mason City IA
International Classification:
H02J 700
US Classification:
320 14
Abstract:
A battery maintenance system for charging, analyzing, discharging and conditioning of a NiCad battery. The system displays voltage and capacity to determine whether or not a NiCad battery has enough capacity to power equipment for an optimal time period. The system charges the battery using a negative delta voltage method of detecting full charge, while also displaying instantaneous battery voltage. The system also analyzes the battery in a charge, discharge and recharge mode of operation, and during the charge mode the instantaneous voltage is displayed. The discharge mode discharges the battery to one volt per cell while displaying voltage and accumulative capacity alternately. The system also conditions batteries by cycling a battery through three cycles of charging, discharging and a subsequent recharge cycle.

Method And Apparatus For Measuring The Voltage And Charge Of A Battery

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US Patent:
53152530, May 24, 1994
Filed:
Aug 28, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/937223
Inventors:
Richard B. Alexandres - Clear Lake IA
Dennis P. Kindschuh - Mason City IA
Larry Hall - Kansas City MO
Perry B. Peden - Lenexa KS
Larry Klusman - Lenexa KS
Steve Potratz - Lenexa KS
Assignee:
Alexander Manufacturing Company - Mason City IA
International Classification:
G01N 27416
H02J 704
US Classification:
324429
Abstract:
Method and apparatus for measuring the voltage and state of charge of a secondary battery. The voltage and state of charge values are taken by a circuit every four (4) seconds by reading voltage, waiting two (2) seconds, reading current, waiting two (2) seconds, and repeating the voltage readings and the current readings. The circuit includes a 4-bit microprocessor, CMOS analog switches, and two operational amplifiers. The voltage and current readings are taken from dual-sloped converters, and the values determined by software algorithms in the microprocessor.

Method And Apparatus For Measuring The Voltage And Charge Of A Battery

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US Patent:
51442485, Sep 1, 1992
Filed:
May 22, 1989
Appl. No.:
7/355679
Inventors:
Richard B. Alexandres - Clear Lake IA
Dennis P. Kindschuh - Mason City IA
Larry Hall - Kansas City MO
Perry B. Peden - Lenexa KS
Larry Klusman - Lenexa KS
Steve Potratz - Lenexa KS
Assignee:
Alexander Manufacturing Company - Mason City IA
International Classification:
G01N 2727
US Classification:
324428
Abstract:
Method and apparatus for measuring the voltage and state of charge of a secondary battery. The voltage and state of charge values are taken by a circuit every four (4) seconds by reading voltage, waiting two (2) seconds, reading current, waiting two (2) seconds, and repeating the voltage readings and the current readings. The circuit includes a 4-bit microprocessor, CMOS analog switches, and two operational amplifiers. The voltage and current readings are taken from dual-sloped converters, and the values determined by software algorithms in the microprocessor.

Intrinsically Safe Battery Circuit

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US Patent:
47499346, Jun 7, 1988
Filed:
Nov 7, 1986
Appl. No.:
6/926201
Inventors:
Richard Alexander - Mason City IA
Dennis Kindschuh - Mason City IA
Assignee:
Alexander Manufacturing Company - Mason City IA
International Classification:
H02J 700
H02H 902
US Classification:
320 13
Abstract:
An intrinsically safe battery circuit for connection between a battery and a load, such as a hand held transceiver, referred to as "HT's". The circuit includes a minor current path through a switching transistor and a major current path through a SCR. The circuit is a hybrid circuit which includes an integrated circuit timer which provides a delay in establishing the major current path subsequent to the minor current path being established, and mounts on a small printed circuit board.

Method And Apparatus For Charging A Nickel-Cadmium Battery

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US Patent:
48068403, Feb 21, 1989
Filed:
Dec 15, 1986
Appl. No.:
6/941592
Inventors:
Richard B. Alexander - Clear Lake IA
Dennis P. Kindschuh - Mason City IA
Assignee:
Alexander Manufacturing Company - Mason City IA
International Classification:
H02J 710
US Classification:
320 20
Abstract:
The characteristic voltage-versus-time curve for a nickel-cadmium battery on a fast charge, e. g. , being charged at the C/1 rate, increases to a peak voltage and thereafter decreases. To ensure that the battery is fully charged, the fast charge is discontinued on the decreasing portion of the voltage-versus-time curve. The fast charge may be stopped when a predetermined negative rate of change of the voltage is obtained. Or the fast charge may be cut off when the battery voltage decreases a predetermined amount below the peak, that is, when the difference between the maximum measured battery voltage and the present battery voltage exceeds a setpoint. After the fast charge is discontinued, a trickle charge, e. g. , a C/10 charge or less, may be instituted or the charging current may be interrupted altogether, i. e. , the battery charging circuit may be opened.

Battery Charger

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US Patent:
D3379850, Aug 3, 1993
Filed:
May 29, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/706741
Inventors:
Dennis P. Kindschuh - Mason City IA
William R. Peterson - Mason City IA
Assignee:
Alexander Manufacturing Company - Mason City IA
US Classification:
D13107
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