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Allan V Kouchich

from Rio Rancho, NM
Age ~84
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Also known as:
Allan Victor Kouchich, Allan K Kouchich, Alan Kouchich, Allan H
Phone and address:
4573 Rockaway Loop NE, Albuquerque, NM 87124
Related to:
William Grant Beamon, 74Elise J Cancellare, 28Joyce A Kouchich, 84Elise CancellareSharon J Gehl, 77Angeline KouchichRobert J Gehl, 84Marcia L Gehl, 84Victor M KouchichRichard S Keller, 64Ann M Keller, 58John D Kouchich, 47Michael T Cancellare, 79Barbara A Beamon, 44J Kouchich, 52Victor F Kouchich, 55Elizabeth A Kouchich, 49Eli Kouchich, 52Robin Gehl, 45Karen A KouchichJoseph A Cancellare, 30
Connected to:
Vicki L Kouchnerkavich, 69Olga V Kouchpil, 65A B Kouda, 40Basil C Koudelis, 59John A Koudelka, 66Kari D Koudelka, 47Dalia Koudjaho, 45Aiad M Koudsi, 76Marita V Koudsi, 58Arnaud N Kouemo, 51

Allan Kouchich Phones & Addresses

  • 4573 Rockaway Loop NE, Rio Rancho, NM 87124
  • Loveland, CO
  • 3648 Brust Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53207
  • Wauwatosa, WI
  • 4730 Mesa St, El Paso, TX 79912
  • 1 Shoal Ct, Sacramento, CA 95831
  • Franklin, WI
  • Saint Paul, MN

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Position: Boss

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Interior Design

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Location:
4573 Rockaway Loop northeast, Rio Rancho, NM 87124
Industry:
Design
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Boss
Skills:
Interior Design

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Us Patents

Thick Film Varistor And Method Of Making The Same

US Patent:
40644758, Dec 20, 1977
Filed:
Jul 12, 1976
Appl. No.:
5/704152
Inventors:
Allan V. Kouchich - Milwaukee WI
Robert Marshall - Mequon WI
Assignee:
Allen-Bradley Company - Milwaukee WI
International Classification:
H01C 710
US Classification:
338 20
Abstract:
A thick film varistor comprises a varistor film sandwiched between a pair of electrodes, one of which is in contact with a cylindrical substrate. Alternatively, the electrodes may be positioned on the same surface of the film--either in contact with the substrate or the surface of the film opposite the substrate. The preferred method of manufacture involves applying a terminating layer to each end of the substrate, forming the varistor film and the electrodes on the substrate in the desired configuration, attaching a lead wire to each end of the substrate in electrical contact with an adjacent terminating layer, and enclosing the varistor film within a conformal coating.

Cermet Varistors

US Patent:
40414361, Aug 9, 1977
Filed:
Oct 24, 1975
Appl. No.:
5/625605
Inventors:
Allan Kouchich - Milwaukee WI
George W. Taylor - Oak Creek WI
Assignee:
Allen-Bradley Company - Milwaukee WI
International Classification:
H01C 710
US Classification:
338 21
Abstract:
The cermet varistors have electrodes applied to an improved varistor composition which includes a semi-conductive material having zinc oxide in admixture with at least one metal oxide selected from the group consisting of chromium oxide, cobalt oxide and manganese oxide and includes a glass matrix. The glass matrix is a borosilicate glass with at least one metal oxide selected from the group consisting of cobalt oxide and manganese oxide. The improved compositions are used in varistors of both the thick film and bulk types, the resulting varistors having enhanced device characteristics, particularly high exponents of nonlinearity.

Packaged Electronic Component And Method Of Preparing The Same

US Patent:
42504821, Feb 10, 1981
Filed:
Jan 2, 1979
Appl. No.:
6/000537
Inventors:
Allan V. Kouchich - Milwaukee WI
Lawrence D. Radosevich - Muskego WI
John C. Blanchard - Milwaukee WI
Neal F. Thomas - Whitefish Bay WI
Assignee:
Allen-Bradley Company - Milwaukee WI
International Classification:
H01C 1034
US Classification:
338275
Abstract:
A packaged electronic component includes an insulating body completely enclosing the electronic component except for runner-like blade leads which extend outwardly from the insulating body. The runner-like blade leads are more durable than conventional shaped leads and facilitate the making and breaking of sliding electrical contact with stationary contacts. A method of preparing the novel, packaged electronic component is also disclosed.

Composition Resistor With An Integral Thermal Fuse

US Patent:
40064433, Feb 1, 1977
Filed:
Sep 11, 1975
Appl. No.:
5/612313
Inventors:
Allan V. Kouchich - Milwaukee WI
Robert Marshall - Mequon WI
Assignee:
Allen-Bradley Company - Milwaukee WI
International Classification:
H01C 1300
US Classification:
338215
Abstract:
A composition resistor incorporates a thermal fuse inert preferably positioned at its center. The insert includes a fuse link which under normal conditions provides electrical continuity between lead wires extending from each end of the resistor. If a current overload occurs, the heat generated by the resistance material raises the temperature at the center of the resistor to the melting point of the fuse link and the fuse link opens circuit before the organic constituents of the resistor begin to decompose or ignite.

Cylindrical Varistor And Method Of Making The Same

US Patent:
40694658, Jan 17, 1978
Filed:
Jul 12, 1976
Appl. No.:
5/704156
Inventors:
Allan V. Kouchich - Milwaukee WI
Robert Marshall - Mequon WI
Assignee:
Allen-Bradley Company - Milwaukee WI
International Classification:
H01C 710
US Classification:
338 20
Abstract:
A varistor has a cylindrical core made of a sintered varistor material which includes a longitudinal opening between the core ends. A pair of terminating layers are applied to the core, each adhering to one of the ends of the core and being in electrical contact with a lead wire inserted into the longitudinal opening. An electrode film is applied to the outer longitudinal surface of the core with each end in communication with one of the terminating layers. The electrode film is divided between the terminating layers into a pair of electrode portions by a gap which is dimensioned to predetermine the electrical properties of the varistor. The preferred method of manufacture involves forming a sintered, cylindrical core of varistor material with a longitudinal opening; applying a terminating layer to each end of the core; applying an electrode film to the core surface with each end of the core in contact with one of the terminating layers; dividing the film into a pair of electrode portions by forming a gap between the ends of the film; and inserting a lead wire into each end of the core opening in contact with one of the terminating layers.
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