Zbigniew W Kabat

6565370, May 20, 2003

Mar 11, 2002

10/093922

Zbigniew Kabat - Schaumburg IL
Richard A. Walton - Carol Stream IL

AG Communication Systems Corporation - Phoenix AZ

H01R 1344

439135, 439367, 439922

A connector protection bracket that mounts to the rear of an electronic assembly, having a flange extending away from the electronic assembly to protect the connector such that should the rear of the assembly drop upon removal from a shelf, the flange, rather than the connector, will strike the shelf.

6544311, Apr 8, 2003

Apr 17, 2002

10/123475

Richard A. Walton - Carol Stream IL
Zbigniew Kabat - Schaumburg IL
Paul Tyschenko - Bartlett IL

AG Communication Systems Corporation - Phoenix AZ

H05K 720

553856, 361695, 454184

A system for cooling an electrical chassis in which two separate zones are formed within the chassis by horizontal separators forming an internal floor and a ceiling, and a mid-located backplane acting as a vertical separator, spanning from floor to ceiling. Air flow volume through the zones is controlled separately through the use of separate air intake filters that may have different filter densities and sizes, and appropriate fan pack size.

6796818, Sep 28, 2004

Aug 21, 2002

10/225645

Zbigniew Kabat - Schaumburg IL
Andrew J. Karkowski - Carol Stream IL
James C. Budzynski - North Aurora IL

Lucent Technologies Inc. - Murray Hill NJ

H01R 1362

439160, 439945, 439912

An extender card arrangement having ejector levers attached to the unitary card portion of an extender card to aid in the insertion and removal of the extender card into and from a backplane, and having ejector lever brackets attached to the extender card card guides to allow the ejector levers on a card under test to be used to aid in the insertion and removal of the card under test into and from the extender card.

6912131, Jun 28, 2005

Aug 27, 2003

10/650199

Zbigniew Kabat - Schaumburg IL, US

Lucent Technologies Inc. - Murray Hill NJ

H05K007/20
F24F013/08

361720, 361690, 16510434

Cooling means are provided for directing cooling air over a desired portion of an electronic components card. A deflector attachable to the electronic components card for directing cooling air over the card is provided. The deflector is adapted to be moved with respect to the card to direct cooling air over different portions of the card. The deflector includes a scoop extending along the plane of the card and beyond the edge of the card when the deflector is attached to the card for redirecting cooling air over the card. The deflector can include a pair of walls having spaced apart interior surfaces forming a channel for receiving the card for attaching the deflector to the card. A method for cooling an electronic components card includes providing a deflector having a scoop for redirecting cooling air and attaching the deflector to the card so that the scoop directs cooling air over the card to cool the electronic components. The method includes attaching the deflector at a desired location along the card edge to direct air over a desired portion of the card.

20090321586, Dec 31, 2009

Jun 30, 2008

12/165650

Zbigniew Kabat - Schaumburg IL, US
Gary P. Ohm - Chicago IL, US

LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES INC. - Murray Hill NJ

F16L 3/02
E04C 2/52
E04B 1/00

248 49, 522201, 527411

Device including flexible main sheet, two fold regions, and two flexible flap sheets. Main sheet has first and second opposite sides and edge surrounding sides. Fold regions are located along two spaced-apart portions of edge. Each flap sheet has first and second opposite sides. Flap sheets are integrated with main sheet at fold regions. Flap sheets are configured for being bent toward first side of main sheet. Main sheet is configured for being bent to move fold regions toward each other, while retaining bias for moving fold regions away from each other. Apparatus including trough and device. Trough includes base member integrated with two spaced-apart wall members forming side walls in trough. One side of each flap sheet in contact with a side wall. Main sheet is bent with fold regions at least partially positioned toward each other, and configured for retaining bias for moving fold regions away from each other. Methods also provided.

53677617, Nov 29, 1994

Sep 28, 1992

7/952230

Zbigniew Kabat - Chicago IL
Richard A. Walton - Carol Stream IL

AG Communication Systems Corporation - Phoenix AZ

H01R 4300
H05K 1300

29764

The Printed Circuit Board Assembly Extraction Tool is designed to provide a method for removing Printed Circuit Board Assemblies from card file assemblies. The Extraction Tool is provided with a rubber bumper that protects the card file designation strip from damage during the extraction process. Also provided is an handle design that accommodates spare rubber bumpers. The handle also provides a way to remove PCBA's from the card file directly above panels by inclusion of a 15. degree. offset in the handle design. The Extraction Tool design allows transfer of the extraction force to the same direction as PCBA removal. Finally, a channel is provided that acts to automatically deactivate card retainer strips while using the tool.

D4279786, Jul 11, 2000

Jan 10, 2000

D/116731

Zbigniew Kabat - Schaumburg IL

AG Communication Systems Corporation - Phoenix AZ

1303

D13184

53531981, Oct 4, 1994

Aug 21, 1992

7/933281

Zbigniew Kabat - Chicago IL
Richard A. Walton - Carol Stream IL

AG Communication Systems Corporation - Phoenix AZ

H05K 714
A47G 1908

361802

An adapter for supporting e number of printed wiring cards onto an electronic equipment rack equipped with means of support for cards of a larger size. The adapter includes end plates mentioned to fit into the mounting hardware of an existing rack normally providing space for larger cards. The end plates and sides being virtually identical to the older type and size of printed wiring card.