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  • Catawba, NC
  • Claremont, NC
  • 5400 Battle Run Dr, Catawba, NC 28609

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Company: Commscope Position: Engineering manager

Education

Degree: High school graduate or higher

Industries

Telecommunications

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Engineering Manager

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Location:
Catawba, NC
Industry:
Telecommunications
Work:
Commscope
Engineering Manager

Publications

Us Patents

Self-Locking Coaxial Connectors And Related Methods

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US Patent:
7845977, Dec 7, 2010
Filed:
Apr 7, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/419462
Inventors:
Chris Cook - Hickory NC, US
Ricky Rathbone - Catawba NC, US
Assignee:
CommScope, Inc. of North Carolina - Hickory NC
International Classification:
H01R 9/05
US Classification:
439578
Abstract:
Coaxial connectors include a connector body that includes a first connector body opening for receiving a coaxial cable. A tubular inner contact post that is at least partly within the connector body is provided. A sliding compression element is also provided that is configured to impart a generally circumferential compressive force to secure one or more elements of the coaxial cable between the sliding compression element and the connector body when an axially directed force that is directed away from the connector body is applied to the coaxial cable.

Non-Continuous Connecting Web For Cable Applications

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US Patent:
20020121389, Sep 5, 2002
Filed:
Feb 22, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/081117
Inventors:
David Price - Charlotte NC, US
Joseph Elko - Hickory NC, US
Ricky Rathbone - Catawba NC, US
Assignee:
CommScope Properties, LLC
International Classification:
H01B011/02
US Classification:
174/11300R
Abstract:
The present invention is a non-continuous connecting web for side-by-side elongate cables that eliminates the need to use slitting tools or to remove the connecting web when the cables are connectorized or fitted to a bulkhead grommet. In particular, the connecting web includes intermittent gaps and the cables can be severed within the intermittent gaps to allow the cables to be attached to a connector or to a bulkhead grommet. The present invention also includes methods of connecting cables using the non-continuous connecting web of the invention and methods of producing a communications cable include the non-continuous connecting web of the invention.

Connecting Web For Cable Applications

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US Patent:
20020125036, Sep 12, 2002
Filed:
Feb 20, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/081871
Inventors:
David Price - Charlotte NC, US
Joseph Elko - Hickory NC, US
Ricky Rathbone - Catawba NC, US
International Classification:
H01B011/02
US Classification:
174/11300R
Abstract:
The present invention is a connecting web for side-by-side cables that eliminates the need for the use of slitting tools. The present invention includes a first elongate cable, a second elongate cable in parallel spaced apart relation from said first elongate cable and a connecting web between the first elongate cable and the second elongate cable. The connecting web is connected to the first elongate cable along a first surface and to the second elongate cable along a second surface and is capable of being pulled away from the first elongate cable or the second elongate cable without leaving a residue of the connecting web on either cable that will prevent a connector or bulkhead grommet from properly sealing around the cables. Thus, the connecting web can be removed without damaging the cables to provide good connectorization between the side-by-side cables and other cables.

Tool For Cable Winding Machine And Methods

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US Patent:
20190144237, May 16, 2019
Filed:
Jun 2, 2017
Appl. No.:
16/306852
Inventors:
- Hickory NC, US
Ricky RATHBONE - Catawba NC, US
Andrew C. ROBINSON - Denver NC, US
International Classification:
B65H 75/28
Abstract:
A tool for a cable winding machine includes a plate and at least one clamp assembly mounted to the plate. The clamp assembly includes a clamp pad movable toward and away from the plate between a clamped position and a released position. A shaft is secured to the center of the plate. The tool can be part of a cable winding machine that secures to a spool. The end of the cable can be releasably clamped between the clamp pad and the plate.
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