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Kim E Cook

from South Bend, IN
Age ~66
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Also known as:
Kim K Cook, Kim E Verhage, Kim I Verhage, Kimmy E Cook, Cook Kime, Kanisha Eddins
Related to:
Mary Grace Squires, 73Randy A Verhage, 67David A Verhage, 39Kirk E Cook, 67David VerhageJesse Martinez, 71Carl Verhage Austin, 33Karin ParakowskiLeon T ParakowskiLeo ParakowskiAustin C Verhage, 33Jesse J Martinez, 49Karin Martinez Parakowski, 69Leon T Parakowski, 67
Connected to:
Adam I Cook, 50Adonna P Cook, 77Akbar H Cook, 49Akilah Cook, 69Alinda L Cook, 50Alison E Cook, 50Alistair P Cook, 39Althea K Cook, 102Amalia Cook, 48Amelia S Cook, 40

Kim Cook Phones & Addresses

  • South Bend, IN
  • Mishawaka, IN
  • Fort Wayne, IN
  • Indianapolis, IN
  • 1134 Johnson St, South Bend, IN 46628

Emails

k***[email protected]

Professional Records

Medicine Doctors

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Kim Krieger Cook

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Specialties:
Dermatology
Education:
University of Virginia (1981)

Business Records

Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Kim Cook
Managing
Krc Shaved Ice LLC
Kim Cook
Pharmacist
Medicap Pharmacy
Ret Drugs/Sundries
(919) 676-6161
Kim Cook
THE COOK "HOPE" FOUNDATION
Kim Cook
Director of Engineering
Cts Corporation
Mfg Elec Components Mfg Measure/Control Dvcs Mfg Environmntl Controls Mfg Relay/Indstl Control
1142 W Beardsley Ave, Elkhart, IN 46514
(574) 295-3575

Publications

Isbn (Books And Publications)

Manual of Tumescent Liposculpture and Laser Cosmetic Surgery: Including the Weekend Alternative to the Facelift

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Author

Kim K. Cook

ISBN #

0781719879

Us Patents

Strain Sensor Having Improved Accuracy

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US Patent:
7082844, Aug 1, 2006
Filed:
Feb 16, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/058480
Inventors:
Kim D. Cook - Wakarusa IN, US
Terry R. Bloom - Middlebury IN, US
Assignee:
CTS Corporation - Elkhart IN
International Classification:
G01D 7/00
US Classification:
73862041
Abstract:
A strain sensor that is suited for use as an occupant weight sensor in a vehicle seat is disclosed. The strain sensor includes a substrate having a top surface and a bottom surface. Several bumps are located on the top surface. The bumps extend above the top surface. The bumps are arranged in a pattern. A dielectric material is located on the top surface. At least one strain sensitive resistor is located on the dielectric material. Several conductive traces are formed on the dielectric material and are electrically connected with the strain sensitive resistor.

Rotary Position Sensor

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US Patent:
8450999, May 28, 2013
Filed:
Feb 16, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/706026
Inventors:
Kevin C. Wolschlager - Elkhart IN, US
Robert L. Newman - Edwardsburg MI, US
Kim D. Cook - Wakarusa IN, US
Assignee:
CTS Corporation - Elkhart IN
International Classification:
G01B 7/30
US Classification:
32420725
Abstract:
A sensor assembly for sensing a movable object which, in one embodiment, includes a housing defining an interior cavity. A rotor is retained in the cavity. The rotor defines a central bore and a magnet is mounted in an off-center pocket defined by the rotor. The rotor is coupled to the shaft of the movable object whose position is to be measured. A sensor is also retained in the cavity in a relationship at least partially overlying the magnet and adapted to sense at least the direction of the magnetic field generated by the magnet to generate an electrical signal indicative of the position of the movable object. In another embodiment, the rotor and sensor are mounted in separate interior housing cavities separated by an interior housing wall.

Rotary Position Sensor

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US Patent:
20080218158, Sep 11, 2008
Filed:
Mar 4, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/074396
Inventors:
Joseph D. Carlson - Elkhart IN, US
William Storrie - Wishaw, GB
Russell S. Brayton - Elkhart IN, US
Stephen Stepke - Granger IN, US
Eric Fromer - Elkhart IN, US
Kim Cook - Wakarusa IN, US
International Classification:
G01R 33/07
US Classification:
3242072, 32420725
Abstract:
A rotary position sensor for sensing the position of a movable object. The sensor includes a housing that defines a pair of cavities separated by a wall. A magnet, which is adapted to generate a magnetic field, is positioned within one of the cavities. The magnet is adapted to be coupled to the movable object. A magnetic sensor, which is adapted to generate an electrical signal that is indicative of the position of the movable object, is positioned within the other cavity.

Rotary Position Sensor

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US Patent:
20130241539, Sep 19, 2013
Filed:
May 20, 2013
Appl. No.:
13/897487
Inventors:
Kevin C. Wolschlager - Elkhart IN, US
Robert L. Newman - Edwardsburg MI, US
Kim D. Cook - Wakarusa IN, US
International Classification:
G01B 7/30
US Classification:
32420725
Abstract:
A sensor assembly for sensing a movable object which, in one embodiment, includes a housing defining an interior cavity. A rotor is retained in the cavity. The rotor defines a central bore and a magnet is mounted in an off-center pocket defined by the rotor. The rotor is coupled to the shaft of the movable object whose position is to be measured. A sensor is also retained in the cavity in a relationship at least partially overlying the magnet and adapted to sense at least the direction of the magnetic field generated by the magnet to generate an electrical signal indicative of the position of the movable object. In another embodiment, the rotor and sensor are mounted in separate interior housing cavities separated by an interior housing wall.

Rotary Position Sensor

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US Patent:
20140152296, Jun 5, 2014
Filed:
Feb 12, 2014
Appl. No.:
14/178319
Inventors:
Kevin C. Wolschlager - Elkhart IN, US
Robert L. Newman - Edwardsburg MI, US
Kim D. Cook - Wakarusa IN, US
Assignee:
CTS CORPORATION - Elkhart IN
International Classification:
G01B 7/30
US Classification:
3242072
Abstract:
A sensor assembly for sensing a movable object which, in one embodiment, includes a housing defining an interior cavity. A rotor is retained in the cavity. The rotor defines a central bore and a magnet is mounted in an off-center pocket defined by the rotor. The rotor is coupled to the shaft of the movable object whose position is to be measured. A sensor is also retained in the cavity in a relationship at least partially overlying the magnet and adapted to sense at least the direction of the magnetic field generated by the magnet to generate an electrical signal indicative of the position of the movable object. In another embodiment, the rotor and sensor are mounted in separate interior housing cavities separated by an interior housing wall.
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