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Keith Corsello

from Saint Charles, IL
Age ~58
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Related to:
Carlene J Corsello, 60Hilda B Puttarat, 67Carl H Klingner, 88Beth L Corsello, 49Jack A Corsello, 77Marlene A Klingner, 81Kristine A Corsello, 39A M Klingner, 81Nora A Corsello, 71
Connected to:
Carleen F Corsello, 74Christa Corsello, 39Courtney Corsello, 34Fay C Corsello, 63Kandice D Corselli, 35Sarah E Corsell, 79Allan S Corser, 54Brandon Corser, 72Dennis R Corser, 78

Keith Corsello Phones & Addresses

  • Saint Charles, IL
  • Schaumburg, IL
  • 532 Cambridge Ave, Elburn, IL 60119 (630) 365-0623
  • Elgin, IL
  • Cortland, IL
  • Killeen, TX
  • 532 Cambridge Ave, Elburn, IL 60119 (630) 728-9642

Work

Company: Intertek Aug 2012 Address: Arlington Heights Position: Senior project engineer

Education

Degree: High school graduate or higher

Industries

Consumer Electronics

Resumes

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Senior Project Engineer At Intertek

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Position:
Senior Project Engineer at Intertek, Senior Engineer at Kidde Residential & Commercial - UTC Company
Location:
Greater Chicago Area
Industry:
Consumer Electronics
Work:
Intertek - Arlington Heights since Aug 2012
Senior Project Engineer
Kidde Residential & Commercial - UTC Company since Aug 2006
Senior Engineer

Publications

Us Patents

Heat Detector Having An Increased Accuracy Alarm Temperature Threshold And Improved Low Temperature Testing Capabilities

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US Patent:
6288638, Sep 11, 2001
Filed:
Apr 19, 2000
Appl. No.:
9/552380
Inventors:
William P. Tanguay - Downers Grove IL
Keith Corsello - Elburn IL
International Classification:
G08B 2900
US Classification:
340514
Abstract:
A heat detector that includes a temperature sensing and testing circuit that provides an increased accuracy temperature sensing range and a push-to-test circuit that is electronically functional at low ambient temperatures. The heat detector includes a sensing circuit consisting of a voltage divider formed from a supply resistor and a thermistor. The thermistor is connected directly between a detector voltage input to a control unit and ground. The push-to-test circuit includes a parallel combination of a test resistor and a transistor each connected between the supply resistor and a voltage source. During normal operating conditions, base current is supplied to the transistor such that the transistor functions as a short circuit connection between the supply resistor and the voltage source. Upon depression of a push button, the base of the transistor is connected to the emitter such that the transistor acts as an open circuit. When the push button is depressed, a test resistor is connected in series with the supply resistor to simulate an increase in the ambient temperature to test the heat detector.
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