Search

Gennady M Baskin

from Newton, MA
Age ~61

Gennady Baskin Phones & Addresses

  • 27 Village Rd, Newton Center, MA 02459 (617) 916-9272 (617) 916-9277
  • 27 Village Cir, Newton Center, MA 02459 (617) 916-9272
  • Newton, MA
  • Miami Beach, FL
  • Stoughton, MA
  • Providence, RI
  • Brookline, MA
  • Sharon, MA
  • Needham, MA
  • 27 Village Cir, Newton, MA 02459

Education

Degree: Associate degree or higher

Professional Records

License Records

Gennady Baskin

License #:
1638601
Issued Date:
Feb 29, 1996
Type:
Engineer in Training

Publications

Us Patents

Child Seat Sensor Assembly

View page
US Patent:
6846012, Jan 25, 2005
Filed:
Nov 14, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/714456
Inventors:
Gennady Baskin - Sharon MA, US
Kayvan Hedayat - Weston MA, US
Assignee:
Stoneridge Control Devices, Inc. - Canton MA
International Classification:
B60R 2132
US Classification:
280735
Abstract:
A sensor assembly for sensing attachment of an object to a safety bar in a vehicle. The assembly may include a movable portion positioned to move from a first position to a second position upon attachment of the object to the safety bar, and a sensor adjacent the movable portion for providing a first output when the movable portion is in the first position and a second output when the sensor is in the second position. The attachment member may allow pivotal movement of the assembly relative to the safety bar to accommodate the orientation of the object to be attached to the safety bar. A method of modifying deployment force of an airbag upon attachment of a child safety seat to safety bar in a vehicle is also provided.

Target Activated Sensor

View page
US Patent:
20110254539, Oct 20, 2011
Filed:
Mar 17, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/050257
Inventors:
Karanjit Singh Saini - Plainville MA, US
Gennady Baskin - Newton MA, US
Assignee:
STONERIDGE CONTROL DEVICES, INC. - Canton MA
International Classification:
G01B 7/00
US Classification:
3242072, 32420722
Abstract:
A sensor assembly configured to sense a position of a seat in a vehicle includes a housing defining a cavity and having an open end. The sensor assembly may also include a carrier removably disposed in the housing cavity via the open end, wherein a permanent magnet may be disposed within a magnet cavity defined in the carrier, wherein the permanent magnet may establish a magnetic field. The sensor assembly may further include a single pole disposed within a pole cavity defined in the carrier and spaced from the permanent magnet and positioned in the magnetic field. In addition, the sensor assembly may include a magnetic sensor element affixed to a printed circuit board (PCB) and positioned in the magnetic field and adjacent to an end of the single pole. The magnetic sensor element and PCB may be at least partially disposed within the cavity.

Telecommunication Equipment Protector

View page
US Patent:
53345533, Aug 2, 1994
Filed:
Mar 11, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/029861
Inventors:
Pravin N. Popat - Norton MA
Diethard Unterweger - Plainville MA
Gennady Baskin - Sharon MA
Ronald J. Candelet - Attleboro MA
Gary L. Tonnies - North Attleboro MA
Assignee:
Texas Instruments Incorporated - Dallas TX
International Classification:
H01L 2160
US Classification:
437209
Abstract:
A surge protection device to protect telecommunication equipment coupled to telephone lines is shown having in a first embodiment three cells with each cell having a semiconductor element with a reverse breakdown PN junction mounted on a heat sink. The device includes a lead frame having a first pair of leads formed with a platform raised out of the plane of the remainder of the lead frame to provide suitable clearance relative to the semiconducting elements and each platform has a finger extending downwardly into engagement with a top electrode of a respective semiconducting element and is soldered thereto. A second lead lies in the plane of the lead frame and is soldered to a first heat sink plate mounting two semiconducting elements and another finger extending from one of the platforms is soldered to a second heat sink plate mounting the third semiconducting element. The heat sinks, semiconducting elements and portions of the leads are encapsulated in thermally conductive, electrically insulative epoxy. The device, when subjected to excessive current and voltage conditions, is adapted to fail closed.

Tow Socket Connector Having Sealant

View page
US Patent:
58737529, Feb 23, 1999
Filed:
Dec 8, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/986582
Inventors:
Gennady Baskin - Sharon MA
David R. Cummings - South Weymouth MA
Kayvan Hedayat - Chestnut Hill MA
Assignee:
Joseph Pollak Corporation - Boston MA
International Classification:
H01R 13432
US Classification:
439747
Abstract:
A tow socket connector for receiving a plug from a towed vehicle and having multiple electrical terminals sealed axially through the socket from one side to the other. Each terminal is locked in its associated opening in the connector by a snap member and the thickness of each terminal is expanded by jogs formed along a portion of its length to provide a slide fit and a sealant block between the terminal and its opening. Each terminal includes a horizontal opening to permit the flow of sealant in a well formed at the upper end of the socket.

Circuit Breaker

View page
US Patent:
50498495, Sep 17, 1991
Filed:
Aug 30, 1990
Appl. No.:
7/575461
Inventors:
Steven K. Sullivan - Cranston RI
Richard L. Jenne - Attleboro MA
Gennady Baskin - Providence RI
Assignee:
Texas Instruments Incorporated - Dallas TX
International Classification:
H01H 3100
H01H 6100
H01H 8500
US Classification:
337 1
Abstract:
A circuit breaker has two thin flat terminals embedded in an electrically insulating housing exposing respective broad flat sides of the terminals in spaced side-by-side relation to each other in a housing chamber. The circuit breaker has a thermostat metal member secured at one end to one exposed side of one terminal to mount the member extending along a chamber wall and has a contact at its opposite end to engage and disengage the other terminal to close and open a circuit in response to a selected current in the circuit. The contact comprises a material which erodes during repeated cycling of the circuit breaker. The thermostat metal member has a portion of reduced cross-sectional area adapted to burn out and separate the member into two sections to open the circuit if the contact welds or sticks to the other terminal. A stop on the housing intercepts movement of one of the member sections after burn out to avoid shorting of the circuit. An abutment on the housing prevents reclosing of the circuit after the contact has eroded to a selected extent.

Telecommunication Equipment Protector

View page
US Patent:
53273184, Jul 5, 1994
Filed:
Dec 7, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/987038
Inventors:
Pravin N. Popat - Norton MA
Diethard Unterweger - Plainville MA
Gennady Baskin - Sharon MA
Ronald J. Candelet - Attleboro MA
Gary L. Tonnies - North Attleboro MA
Assignee:
Texas Instruments Incorporated - Dallas TX
International Classification:
H02H 904
US Classification:
361 55
Abstract:
A surge protection device to protect telecommunication equipment coupled to telephone lines is shown having in a first embodiment three cells with each cell having a semiconductor element with a reverse breakdown PN junction mounted on a heat sink. The device includes a lead frame having a first pair of leads formed with a platform raised out of the plane of the remainder of the lead frame to provide suitable clearance relative to the semiconducting elements and each platform has a finger extending downwardly into engagement with a top electrode of a respective semiconducting element and is soldered thereto. A second lead lies in the plane of the lead frame and is soldered to a first heat sink plate mounting two semiconducting elements and another finger extending from one of the platforms is soldered to a second heat sink plate mounting the third semiconducting element. The heat sinks, semiconducting elements and portions of the leads are encapsulated in thermally conductive, electrically insulative epoxy. The device, when subjected to excessive current and voltage conditions, is adapted to fail closed.
Gennady M Baskin from Newton, MA, age ~61 Get Report