Mark L Bailey

20120195003, Aug 2, 2012

Jan 30, 2012

13/361087

Sepideh Ford - Luton, GB
Lyndon Paul Fountain - Buckingham, GB
Raymond Richard Bomford - Chalfont St. Peter, GB
Mark Wesley Bailey - Streetsboro OH, US

Goodrich Control Systems - Solihull

H05K 7/06
H05K 7/20

361699, 361812

A rectifier comprising an electrically conductive support 32, a first plurality of rectifier components 24 carried by the support 32 and having their anodes connected to a first bus bar 26, a second plurality of rectifier components 28 carried by the support 32 and having their cathodes connected to a second bus bar 30, the cathode of each of the first rectifier components 24 being connected to the anode of an associated one of the second rectifier components 28, and first and second resistance paths 40, 42 between the first and second bus bars 26. 30 and the support 32.

20190319520, Oct 17, 2019

Apr 9, 2019

16/379004

- Blagnac Cedex, FR
Mark Wesley Bailey - Streetsboro OH, US

H02K 17/42
H02K 3/28
H02K 3/48
H02K 3/18
H02K 1/14

A doubly fed brushless induction starter generator includes a stator and a rotor, which are separated by an air gap. The stator includes stator winding slots, each of which includes a first layer of power windings, a second layer of power windings, and a third layer of control windings, which include 2-pole single-phase windings. The control windings are arranged in the stator winding slots between the air gap and the first and second layers of power windings. Direct current is delivered to control windings in the generator as an excitation current to thereby produce a magnetic flux, through which the stator is moved to produce and alternating current in the power windings as an output current. The output current can be delivered to an electrical load, such as an electrical component on an aircraft.