Peter D Tata

6789294, Sep 14, 2004

Jan 7, 2003

10/248307

Jeffrey J. Panek - N. Kingstown RI
Peter D. Tata - Johnston RI
James W. Carpenter - Wakefield RI

Cool Options, Inc. - Warwick RI

A45C 1326

16409, 16445

The self-fastening handle assembly includes a carrier panel with an aperture. A base member has a central bore and a bottom surface. Fingers, which extend from the bottom surface of the base member, are in a first arrangement which has a diameter which is smaller than the diameter of the aperture and thereby capable of being routed therethrough. The fingers are expandable from the first arrangement to a second arrangement having a diameter greater than the diameter of the aperture. A spreader pin resides within the bore and within the fingers. The spreader pin is movable from a first position with the fingers at the first arrangement to a second position within the fingers to a second arrangement with the finger engaging surface in communication with the fingers. A handle, pivotally connected to the base member by a pivot; has an impact end which drives the spreader pin into the fingers upon rotation of the handle. As a result, the fingers spread on the opposing side of the carrier panel thus securing the base member and handle thereto.

53979192, Mar 14, 1995

Jul 26, 1993

8/097483

Peter D. Tata - Johnston RI
William B. Rife - Greenville RI

Square Head, Inc. - Warwick RI

H01L 2302
H01L 2342
H01L 2344
H01L 2340

257717

A heat sink assembly adapted for use with an electronic device package such as a microprocessor having a grid array is shown having, in a first embodiment, a threaded base of a finned heat sink adapted to be received in a threaded bore of an adaptor which mounts onto the electronic device package. Desired thermal coupling is achieved by screwing down the heat sink in biasing engagement with the package. Alternate embodiments show the heat sink which has a snap on flange to attach the heat sink to the adaptor and the adaptor extending down to engage with the socket in which the microprocessor is installed.

53130995, May 17, 1994

Mar 4, 1993

8/026515

Peter D. Tata - Johnston RI
William B. Rife - Greenville RI

Square Head, Inc. - Warwick RI

H01L 2302
H01L 2342
H01L 2344
H01L 2340

257717

A heat sink assembly adapted for use with an electronic device package such as a microprocessor having a grid array is shown having, in a first embodiment, a threaded base of a finned heat sink adapted to be received in a threaded bore of an adaptor which mounts onto the electronic device package. Desired thermal coupling is achieved by screwing down the heat sink in biasing engagement with the package. An alternate embodiment shows the heat sink which has a snap on flange to attach the heat sink to the adaptor.

57842574, Jul 21, 1998

Feb 21, 1997

8/803628

Peter D. Tata - Johnston RI

Chip Coolers, Inc. - Warwick RI

H05K 720

361704

A heatsink assembly with an adjustable retaining clip is provided. A heatsink member is retained in flush communication with an electronic device package by securing a retaining clip over the heatsink member into communication with the marginal portions of the electronic device package. An adjustment member is provided through the top wall of the retaining clip to adjustably control the pressure and tension of the flush communication between the heatsink member and the electronic device package. A channel in the heatsink member may be provided for recessed installation of the retaining clip to permit unrestricted installation of a fan on the top of the heatsink.

50052551, Apr 9, 1991

Jun 11, 1990

7/536167

Rodney H. Pare - West Warwick RI
Peter D. Tata - Johnston RI
Anthony R. Marrocco - Johnston RI

Square Head, Inc. - Exeter NH

E05B 700

16115

System, including a U-shaped handle, that is swingable about an axis passing through the ends of its legs and selectably lockable in an operative position or an inoperative storage position.