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Robert A Gange

from East Windsor, NJ
Age ~65
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Also known as:
Robert Te Gange, Robert R Gange, Robert A Grange, Rogert Gange, Robert Agange
Phone and address:
6 Avon Dr, East Windsor, NJ 08520
(609) 443-4446
Related to:
Laurie Ann Hardy, 60Bob Gange, 65Sarah E Gange, 37Sharon J Mejias, 53Judith A Gange, 86Porfirio P Ortiz, 53Hector M Mejias, 59Edonte P Richard, 61Julie Anne Pedonti, 59Jennifer A Gange, 34
Connected to:
Anthony S Gange, 65David L Gange, 48Elizabeth M Gange, 83Kim M Gange, 58Norma J Gange, 87Marni B Gangel, 62Mason B Gangel, 61Amber D Gangelhoff, 45Joseph J Gangelhoff, 56Molly K Gangelhoff, 38

Robert Gange Phones & Addresses

  • 6 Avon Dr, Hightstown, NJ 08520 (609) 443-4446
  • 6-E Avon Dr, Hightstown, NJ 08520
  • East Windsor, NJ
  • Maple Shade, NJ
  • Belle Mead, NJ
  • Budd Lake, NJ
  • Princeton, NJ
  • Secaucus, NJ
  • Bound Brook, NJ

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Location:
Hightstown, NJ
Education:
Rutgers University 2016 - 2020

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Isbn (Books And Publications)

Origins and Destiny: A Scientist Examines God's Handiwork

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Author

Robert Gange

ISBN #

0849904471

Us Patents

Line Cathode Support Structure For A Flat Panel Display Device

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US Patent:
44292511, Jan 31, 1984
Filed:
Mar 5, 1982
Appl. No.:
6/355253
Inventors:
Robert A. Gange - Belle Mead NJ
Assignee:
RCA Corporation - Princeton NJ
International Classification:
H01J 2950
H01J 2970
US Classification:
313411
Abstract:
A support for supporting the line cathode of a flat panel display device is electrically insulative and has low thermal conductivity. The support is U-shaped and has a notch in the closed end for supporting the cathode a precise distance from the entrance to the guide mesh assembly. The support is spring loaded in the guide mesh assembly and is retained by retainer means on the support and in the guide mesh assembly.

Line Cathode Heater And Support Structure For A Flat Panel Display Device

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US Patent:
45516480, Nov 5, 1985
Filed:
Sep 30, 1983
Appl. No.:
6/537816
Inventors:
Robert A. Gange - Belle Mead NJ
Assignee:
RCA Corporation - Princeton NJ
International Classification:
H01J 188
US Classification:
313 37
Abstract:
A heater and support structure for a line cathode includes heater electrodes and an S-shaped cathode support member arranged between the heater electrodes. The heater electrodes and the S-shaped support member have a higher resistance than the cathode and thus heat flows into the cathode to compensate for heat radiation losses and the support compensates for thermal expansion to retain the cathode at a substantially constant position.

Modulator Structures And Methods For Multi-Electron Gun Display Devices

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US Patent:
43596711, Nov 16, 1982
Filed:
Dec 28, 1979
Appl. No.:
6/108125
Inventors:
Robert A. Gange - Belle Mead NJ
Assignee:
RCA Corporation - New York NY
International Classification:
H01J 2970
H01J 2972
US Classification:
315366
Abstract:
A flat panel display device is composed of a display section and an electron gun section which provides electron beams for forming a visual display on the display section. A line cathode within the electron gun section serves as the electron source. A plurality of electrode pairs are voltage biased to establish the conditions under which electrons are ejected from the cathode and also to focus electron beams for propagation along the display section.

System For Controlling Brightness Uniformity In Display Devices

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US Patent:
42348250, Nov 18, 1980
Filed:
Apr 19, 1979
Appl. No.:
6/031461
Inventors:
Robert A. Gange - Belle Mead NJ
Assignee:
RCA Corporation - New York NY
International Classification:
H01J 2952
US Classification:
315383
Abstract:
A system for controlling the emission of a device having a sense electrode for sensing a measure of an emission species from a source within the device. The sensed measure of the emission species is converted to a control signal. The output of the source is modified in response to the control signal by varying the time during which the source emits the emission species.

Cathode And Method Of Operating The Same

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US Patent:
41676904, Sep 11, 1979
Filed:
May 2, 1977
Appl. No.:
5/792569
Inventors:
Robert A. Gange - Belle Mead NJ
Assignee:
RCA Corporation - New York NY
International Classification:
H01J 2970
H01J 2972
US Classification:
315366
Abstract:
A series of discrete heating current pulses are passed through a line cathode so as to cause the cathode to emit electrons therefrom. Between each consecutive pair of pulses is a cooling period during which no heating current flows through the cathode. Current is extracted from the cathode during this cooling period. In a preferred embodiment for an image display device, the heating pulse duration is about 10. mu. sec and the cooling period is about 50. mu. sec. In this scheme, the heating period corresponds roughly to the horizontal retrace time between line times of 50. mu. sec.

Proximity Focused Electron Beam Guide Display Device Including Mesh Having Apertures No Greater Than 26 Microns In One Dimension

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US Patent:
41818717, Jan 1, 1980
Filed:
Dec 16, 1977
Appl. No.:
5/861454
Inventors:
Robert A. Gange - Belle Mead NJ
Assignee:
RCA Corporation - New York NY
International Classification:
H01J 2908
H01J 2972
H01J 2956
US Classification:
313422
Abstract:
The envelope of an image display device has front and rear walls spaced from one another with a cathodoluminescent screen on the front wall. Within the envelope are a plurality of electron beam guides parallel to the rear wall and a source of electrons at one end of the beam guide. Each beam guide has at least one electrode adjacent to and parallel to the rear wall. A plurality of spaced parallel wires arranged in a common plane are between the electrode and the front wall. An electrically conductive mesh is parallel to the plane of wires between the plane and the front wall. The mesh has a plurality of closely spaced apertures which are not greater than 26 microns wide in one dimension.

Line Cathode Structure Having Recessed Geometry

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US Patent:
43084869, Dec 29, 1981
Filed:
Nov 27, 1979
Appl. No.:
6/098171
Inventors:
Robert A. Gange - Belle Mead NJ
Assignee:
RCA Corporation - New York NY
International Classification:
H01J 2974
US Classification:
313422
Abstract:
A flat panel display device having a plurality of electron propagation channels utilizes a line cathode. The cathode extends across all the channels and modulation electrodes associated with the channels cause the cathode to emit the electrons into the spaces between parallel guide meshes within the propagation channels. The cathode and modulation electrodes are arranged in a recessed cavity in the proximity of launch electrodes so that the electrons are emitted at high velocity into the propagation channels to travel curved paths along which the electron beams are converged into the spaces between the guide meshes. Electron propagation structure within the channels, therefore, is displaced from the cathode so that the cathode heat has a substantially reduced effect on the propagation structure, and the high electron velocity minimizes the effect of mechanical tolerances on the electron beam.

Method And Apparatus For Cataphoretic Deposition

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US Patent:
40267806, May 31, 1977
Filed:
Apr 5, 1976
Appl. No.:
5/673988
Inventors:
Robert Allen Gange - Belle Mead NJ
Assignee:
RCA Corporation - New York NY
International Classification:
C25D 1316
C25D 1700
US Classification:
204181
Abstract:
An elongated cylindrical conductive body is cataphoretically coated with insulating material. The coating is substantially uniform in thickness. The method includes the use of a rotating cylindrical tube which is substantially filled with a suspension of the material to be deposited. The cylindrical body is disposed with its major axis along the longitudinal axis of the tube. An electric field is provided inside the tube which is radially symmetrical about the longitudinal axis of the tube. Homogeneity of the suspension is maintained by rotating the tube at constant rates and by orienting the longitudinal axis of the tube orthogonally to the force of gravity. The method can be used to construct a line electron filament which is substantially uniform in cross section about its longitudinal axis. Such a filament is particularly useful as a cathode in a display which employs space charge limited emission operation.
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