Douglas Andagan Baena, Jr. - Dumaguete, PH Kim Limpahan Balahan - Dumaguete, PH Stacey Edward Balch - Versailles KY, US Daniel Paul Cahill - Verona KY, US William Paul Cook - Lexington KY, US Robert Ryan Fresnoza Cruz - Mandaue, PH Irvin Langit Libres - Cebu, PH Jake Tia Pia - Dumaguete, PH Jason Lee Rowe - Richmond KY, US
Assignee:
Lexmark International, Inc. - Lexington KY
International Classification:
B65H 1/08
US Classification:
271147, 187262, 2483301
Abstract:
A media handling system includes a platform, a bin supporting the platform below and for undergoing movement toward and away from a sheet feeding position, a first motion transmitting assembly coupled between the platform and bin and tailored to counterbalance the weight of the platform and any stack such that as the weight decreases the platform is lifted toward the sheet feeding position to maintain the stack top below a lower limit position thereof, a control mechanism to sense the position of the stack top relative to a given range between the lower limit position to an upper home position, and a second motion transmitting assembly drivingly coupled to the platform via the first motion transmitting assembly and responsive to the control mechanism sensing to cause the first motion transmitting assembly to further lift the platform to and maintain the stack top position within the given range.
Method For Dynamically Lifting Elevator Platform Of Media Input Tray During Ongoing Media Process
Douglas Andagan Baena, Jr. - Bunao, PH William Paul Cook - Lexington KY, US Robert Ryan Fresnoza Cruz - Mandaue, PH Irvin Langit Libres - Cebu, PH Jake Tia Pia - Dumaguete, PH Jason Lee Rowe - Richmond KY, US Kim Limpahan Balahan - Dumaguete, PH Stacey Edward Balch - Versailles KY, US Daniel Paul Cahill - Verona KY, US
Assignee:
Lexmark International, Inc. - Lexington KY
International Classification:
B65H 3/14
US Classification:
271152, 271153, 271154
Abstract:
A method for dynamically lifting an elevator includes picking a sheet from a stack to feed to a media process where the stack is on a platform that can be lifted by an elevator, performing the media process, sensing a top of the stack to detect presence or absence of the stack at a media home position, sensing the top of the stack to detect presence or absence of the stack on the platform, sensing the platform to detect its presence or absence at a maximum elevator level, and indexing the stack at least once by lifting the platform through a given distance, during the media process and not during picking a sheet, unless presence of the top of the stack at the media home position is sensed or absence of media sheets on the elevator platform is sensed or presence of the elevator platform at the maximum elevator level is sensed.
Heater For Use In Electrophotographic Image Fixing Device
Stacey Edward Balch - Versailles KY Peter Alden Bayerle - Lexington KY Douglas Campbell Hamilton - Lexington KY
Assignee:
Lexmark International, Inc. - Lexington KY
International Classification:
G03G 1520
US Classification:
216216
Abstract:
A ceramic heater for use in an electrophotographic printing process, particularly for use with a belt fuser to fix toner images, is disclosed. This heater is preferably made from a ceramic material substrate and contains a heat-generating resistor and electrical connections for said resistor on one face of the substrate and a temperature-detecting element for detecting and controlling the temperature of said heater, together with electrical connections for said detecting element, on the opposing face of the substrate. Belt fusers, which incorporate these heaters, are also disclosed.
Raytheon
Senior Mechanical Engineer
Lexmark International, Inc. May 1995 - Jun 2017
Senior Mechanical Engineer
Education:
Auburn University 1989 - 1995
Master of Science, Masters, Mechanical Engineering
Auburn University 1989 - 1992
Bachelors, Mechanical Engineering
Skills:
Cross Functional Team Leadership Testing Design of Experiments Product Development Design For Manufacturing Fmea Mechanical Engineering Failure Mode and Effects Analysis Engineering Engineering Management Solid Modeling
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