Rotating Automobile Seat

Application

#5762398 Jun 9, 1998

Filed

Apr 3, 1997

Inventor

Frances D. Gonzalez (La Joya, TX) · Gonzalo Gonzalez (La Joya, TX)

Appl. No.

8/825755

Assignee

Frances D. Gonzalez (La Joya, TX) · Gonzalo Gonzalez (La Joya, TX)

International Classification

A47C 108

U.S. Classification

2972501

Abstract

A rotating automobile seat including a seat assembly. A rotation assembly is secured between upper and lower seat supports of the seat assembly. A rotation limiter is secured between the upper and lower seat supports of the seat assembly. A plurality of straps extend outwardly from the seat assembly. The straps are adapted for securement to an existing vehicle seat when the seat assembly is positioned on the vehicle seat.

Automobile Lighting Pulse Width Modulation Duty Cycle Control With Voltage And Temperature Compensation

Application

#7755303 Jul 13, 2010

Filed

Feb 21, 2006

Inventor

Wade G. Johnson (Oxford, MI) · Gonzalo Gonzalez (Sterling Heights, MI) · Terrence B. McCloud (Davison, MI)

Appl. No.

11/358665

Assignee

GM Global Technology Operations, Inc. (Detroit, MI)

International Classification

G05F 1/00

U.S. Classification

315308, 315309, 315291, 315 82, 315247

Abstract

An automobile circuit includes a power source, a temperature sensor outputting temperature measurement data, a voltage sensor outputting system voltage measurement data, a voltage adjusting module configured to receive the temperature measurement data and the voltage measurement data, and responsive thereto, to output a pulse width modulation signal, a switch that is electrically coupled to the power source and to the voltage adjusting module, the switch being operable to receive the pulse width modulating signal and thereby regulate a duty cycle for voltage from the power source, and a lighting component coupled to receive the voltage from the switch.

Hang-A-Chip

Application

#6279204 Aug 28, 2001

Filed

Oct 14, 1999

Inventor

Gonzalo Fernando Gonzalez (Margate, FL)

Appl. No.

9/417624

Assignee

Gonzalo Fernando Gonzalez (Margate, FL)

International Classification

B65D 3300, B65D 7710, A47B 9606

U.S. Classification

24 30.5R

Abstract

A combined clip retaining bracket and bag retaining clip. Several channels are formed in the bracket each having a lower opened slot extending the length of the bracket. A clip with two legs pivotally connected together at one of their ends is inserted pivot end first into each of the channels. Along the two facing side surfaces of the clip are a sealing strip and a mating groove used to seal the opened top edge of any bag inserted between them. Any food products, like potato chips, whose bags need resealing may be hung from the clips retained by the bracket's channels. To insure the clips are pressed together properly, the width of the channel is just slightly greater than the total width of the inserted clip. The two legs of the clips are substantially the same length and the channel may have a closed and opened front end.