Brian C Schweitzer

7530702, May 12, 2009

May 12, 2006

11/433002

Michael J. Luettgen - Bloomfield Hills MI, US
Paul F. L. Weindorf - Novi MI, US
Brian C. Schweitzer - Plymouth MI, US

Visteon Global Technologies, Inc. - Van Buren Township MI

G01D 11/28

362 23, 362 27, 362 28, 362459, 362471, 362800, 362545, 362561

A motor vehicle instrument cluster comprising an analog indicator assembly having a pointer rotatably coupled to an actuator for a movement by the actuator, and a display assembly including a display screen for displaying information to an occupant of the motor vehicle and a printed circuit board electrically connected to the indicator assembly and the display assembly. In addition, the printed circuit board is electrically connected to an electrical ground and a metal support frame is mounted to the printed circuit board and coupled thereby to the electrical ground. The metal frame includes a support tray spaced apart from the printed circuit board, defining a gap in between. Finally, the display assembly is mounted in thermal communication to the support tray and the frame and the printed circuit board cooperate to define a static discharge path between the display assembly and the electrical ground.

8573987, Nov 5, 2013

Apr 24, 2012

13/454705

Brian C. Schweitzer - Plymouth MI, US
Joseph A. Mauney - South Lyon MI, US

Yazaki North America, Inc. - Canton MI

H01R 12/00

439 762, 439457

A power distribution box assembly having a power distribution box, a plurality of wire assemblies, a holder and a plurality of sets of resilient fingers. The power distribution box having a housing, which defines a plurality of terminal cavities, and a plurality of conductive busbars, each of which terminating at a busbar terminal that is received in a corresponding one of the terminal cavities. The wire assemblies are coupled to the busbar terminals and extending from a rear side of the housing. The holder is received in the rear side of the housing and engaged to the housing in a snap-fit manner. The holder has a plurality of wire channels, each of which receiving an associated one of the wires. Each set of resilient fingers has at least one finger that is resiliently coupled to the holder and configured to engage an associated one of the wires.

6126458, Oct 3, 2000

Jul 13, 1999

9/353479

Jonathan Mark Gregory - Ann Arbor MI
Brian Christopher Schweitzer - Canton MI
Bryan Donald Cole - Canton MI
Brian L. Wagner - Ypsilanti MI

Yazaki North America, Inc. - Canton MI

H01R 1200

439 762

A bussed electrical center (BEC) assembly includes a BEC having a BEC connector on its lower surface, and a lower housing adapted to be secured in position within an automobile engine compartment. Flexible retaining arms extend upwardly from the housing and engage a connector and secure it in a pre-set position in the housing. When the BEC is later mounted to the housing, the connector is automatically aligned with the BEC connector and a shroud extending downwardly from the BEC contacts the retaining arms and deflects them outwardly so that the connector is released from the pre-set position and is free to slide upwardly toward the BEC connector. A bolt passes through the BEC connector and engages a captive nut in the connector so that rotation of the bolt draws the connector upwardly into engagement with the BEC connector. The apparatus permits the BEC to be installed in an automotive vehicle without requiring that the connector be mated with the lower side of the BEC before attaching the BEC to the vehicle.

20210095705, Apr 1, 2021

Dec 11, 2020

17/118983

- Canton MI, US
Junji Yagi - Shimada-city, JP
Ionut Patrulescu - Drobeta-Turnu Severin, RO
Brian Christopher Schweitzer - Canton MI, US

Yazaki North America, Inc. - Canton MI

F16B 2/22
F16B 5/06

A cantilever system comprises a snapping body configured to ensure a persistent contact with a receiving body. The snapping body includes a supporting body extending from the snapping body, a step extending from the supporting body, the step configured to lock the snapping body and the receiving body in an engaged position, and a constant contact protrusion extending into the step, wherein the constant contact protrusion is configured to maintain engagement of the snapping body and the receiving body.

20170335870, Nov 23, 2017

May 20, 2016

15/160994

- Canton MI, US
Junji Yagi - Shimada-city, JP
Ionut Patrulescu - Drobeta-Turnu Severin, RO
Brian Christopher Schweitzer - Canton MI, US

F16B 2/22

A cantilever system comprises a snapping body configured to ensure a persistent contact with a receiving body. The snapping body includes a supporting body extending from the snapping body, a step extending from the supporting body, the step configured to lock the snapping body and the receiving body in an engaged position, and a constant contact protrusion extending into the step, wherein the constant contact protrusion is configured to maintain engagement of the snapping body and the receiving body.