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Richard Vito Monsorno

from Jacksonville, FL
Age ~39
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Also known as:
Richard V Monsorno, Rick V Monsorno, Richard V Monsor
Related to:
Bob LaukaitisKeith Doan, 57Jason Monsorno, 37Melody Bolduc, 46Dorothy Doan
Connected to:
Allyson Monsour, 39Christine M Monsour, 76Donald J Monsour, 89Stephanie A Monsue, 40Jason C Monsul, 56Ali Monsur, 50Cheryl L Mont, 63David B Mont, 76Edgar H Mont, 96Jonathan G Mont, 26

Richard Monsorno Phones & Addresses

  • Jacksonville, FL
  • Lee, FL

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Richard V Monsorno

Address:
8954 Regina Rd, Jacksonville, FL
Phone:
(904) 737-6007
License #:
543237 - Expired
Category:
Health Care
Issued Date:
Jul 22, 2013
Effective Date:
Jul 6, 2015
Expiration Date:
Dec 1, 2014
Type:
Emergency Medical Technician

Business Records

Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Richard V. Monsorno
President, Treasurer, Director
Millennia Industries, Inc
Mfg Misc Products
8954 Regina Rd, Jacksonville, FL 32257
11246 Distribution Ave E, Jacksonville, FL 32256
Richard V Monsorno
Treasurer, Director, President
DRAGONFLY INDUSTRIES, INC
8954 Regina Rd, Jacksonville, FL 32257
Richard V. Monsorno
President, Secretary, Director
Millennia Designs, Inc
8954 Regina Rd, Jacksonville, FL 32257
Richard V. Monsorno
President
AMERICAN MARINE DESIGN CORPORATION
Manufactures Boats · Boat Sales
119 Industrial Dr, Saint Marys, GA 31558
2201 Corporate Sq Blvd, Jacksonville, FL 32216
(912) 882-5420, (904) 724-1925
Richard V. Monsorno
Vice President
American Technical Ceramics (Florida), Inc
Mfg Electronic Capacitors
2201 Corporate Sq Blvd, Jacksonville, FL 32216
1 Norden Ln, Huntington Station, NY 11746
PO Box 867, Myrtle Beach, SC 29578
1 Avx Blvd, Fountain Inn, SC 29644
(904) 724-2000

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Us Patents

Capacitor Featuring Internal Electrode With Pad

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US Patent:
6337791, Jan 8, 2002
Filed:
Jun 19, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/596673
Inventors:
Richard Monsorno - Jacksonville FL
Assignee:
American Technical Ceramics Corporation - Huntington Station NY
International Classification:
H01G 4228
US Classification:
3613061, 3613081, 361309
Abstract:
A monolithic capacitor chip includes a first electrode layer enclosed in a ceramic which comprises a ceramic layer. The first electrode is on one side of the ceramic layer. A second electrode is formed as a pad for contact with the other side of the ceramic layer. In one embodiment of the present invention, the first electrode is accessed electrically by way of an end cap. In another embodiment the first electrode is accessed electrically by way of a conductive via through the ceramic layer.

Bypass Circuit With Buried Isolated Electrode

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US Patent:
6487064, Nov 26, 2002
Filed:
Sep 10, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/950222
Inventors:
Richard V. Monsorno - Jacksonville FL
Assignee:
American Technical Ceramics Corporation - NY
International Classification:
H01G 4228
US Classification:
3613061, 3613062, 361310, 361312, 29 2541
Abstract:
A bypass circuit includes a planar electrode layer which is mounted between a pair of dielectric layers. The electrode layer generally is centered inwardly with respect to the dielectric layers leaving an outward margin of dielectric material. One of the dielectric layers has two spaced apart contact members, each having a different polarity from the other. A resistive layer is centered on the other dielectric layer. The contact members extend onto end portions of the dielectric layers and electrically connect to opposite ends of the resistive layer. The electrode layer is isolated from electrical contact with any conductor and is buried within the dielectric layers. The electrode layer, in combination with the dielectric layer on which the contact members are mounted and the contact members, allow development of a selected value of capacitance between the contact members. Providing trimmed contact members as well as controlling their size and spacing allow for convenient preselection of desired operative characteristics of the bypass circuit. The contact members could be positioned on a substrate to which a buried electrode is mounted.

Capacitor With Buried Electrode

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US Patent:
6992879, Jan 31, 2006
Filed:
Sep 10, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/950223
Inventors:
Richard V. Monsorno - Jacksonville FL, US
International Classification:
H01G 4/228
US Classification:
3613061, 3613063, 361311, 361313, 3613212, 3613214, 3613081
Abstract:
A capacitor includes a planar electrode layer which is mounted between a pair of dielectric layers. The electrode layer generally is placed slightly off-center with respect to the dielectric layers so that the electrode layer extends to an end portion of the dielectric layers. One layer of the pair of dielectric layers has a pair of spaced apart contact members, each having a different polarity from the other. The contact members extend onto end portions of the dielectric layers with one of the contact members forming an electrical connection with the electrode layer. The combination of the electrode layer, the dielectric layer on which the contact members are mounted, and the contact member not connected to the electrode layer, allow development of a selected value of capacitance. Providing trimmed contact members as well as controlling their size and spacing allow for convenient preselection of desired operative characteristics of the capacitor. The contact members could be positioned on a substrate to which a buried electrode is mounted.

Process For Applying Conductive Terminations To Ceramic Components

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US Patent:
49532731, Sep 4, 1990
Filed:
May 25, 1989
Appl. No.:
7/356518
Inventors:
Victor D. Insetta - Jacksonville FL
Richard V. Monsorno - Jacksonville FL
John F. Dorrian - Simpsonville SC
Assignee:
American Technical Ceramics Corporation - Huntington Station NY
International Classification:
H01G 412
US Classification:
29 2542
Abstract:
In this process a conductive first layer composed of finely divided metal and finely divided ceramic material in an organic carrier is applied to a surface of an unsintered ceramic body. The conductive layer forms terminations when the body, and the conductive layer are cofired to sinter and form a unitary, integral, monolithic structure. A second conductive metal layer may be applied to the first layer prior to cofiring to improve attachment capabilities of the component. Leads may be attached to the conductive terminations if desired.

Capacitor With Buried Isolated Electrode

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US Patent:
55769268, Nov 19, 1996
Filed:
Apr 3, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/415499
Inventors:
Richard Monsorno - Jacksonville FL
Assignee:
American Technical Ceramics Corporation - Huntington Station NY
International Classification:
H01G 4005
US Classification:
361303
Abstract:
A capacitor includes a planar electrode layer which is mounted between a pair of dielectric layers. The electrode layer generally is centered inwardly with respect to the dielectric layers leaving an outward margin of dielectric material. One of the dielectric layers has two spaced apart contact members, each having a different polarity from the other. The electrode layer is isolated from electrical contact with any conductor and is buried within the dielectric layers. The electrode layer, in combination with the dielectric layer on which the contact members are mounted and the contact members, allow development of a selected value of capacitance between the contact members. Providing trimmed contact members as well as controlling their size and spacing allow for convenient preselection of desired operative characteristics of the capacitor. The contact members could be positioned on a substrate to which a buried electrode is mounted.

Adjustable Multilayer Capacitor

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US Patent:
50180479, May 21, 1991
Filed:
Jul 20, 1990
Appl. No.:
7/556323
Inventors:
Victor Insetta - Jacksonville FL
Richard V. Monsorno - Jacksonville FL
Donald J. Davis - Rocky Point NY
Stephen Beyel - Brentwood NY
Assignee:
American Technical Ceramics Corporation - Huntington Station NY
International Classification:
H01G 524
H01G 434
US Classification:
361277
Abstract:
A multilayer capacitor has a dielectric block with a marked position where the adjustable capacitance is to be placed. The capacitor has two end walls on which are first and second terminal electrodes. The electrodes have first and second narrow bands extending over marginal end portions of first and second side walls of the block. Two narrow spaced conductive stripes on the first side wall extend from the first band along lateral edges of the first side wall and terminate short of the second band to define a first rectangular U-shaped extension of the first terminal electrode on the first side wall. In the block are embedded spaced electrodes to determined the capacitance of the capacitor. A first stripe of conductive ink of any desired width can be applied to an uncovered area of the first wall to contact the U-shaped extension of the first terminal electrode to adjust capacitance of the capacitor. Two other conductive stripes applied to the second side wall to extend from the second band and terminate short of the first band to define a second U-shaped extension of the second terminal electrode.

Miniature Monolithic Multilayered Capacitors And Method For Trimming

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US Patent:
50348515, Jul 23, 1991
Filed:
May 23, 1990
Appl. No.:
7/527302
Inventors:
Richard V. Monsorno - Jacksonville FL
Victor Insetta - Jacksonville FL
Assignee:
American Technical Ceramics Corporation - Huntington Station NY
International Classification:
H01G 410
H01G 700
US Classification:
361321
Abstract:
A monolithic multilayer capacitor of known capacitance has a body with six external walls and a plurality of spaced electrodes embedded in the body and spaced from a first one of the walls. Two spaced end walls have electrical terminations to which alternate electrodes are respectively connected. The electrode adjacent the first wall is spaced a first distance and the remaining electrodes are spaced apart a second distance. One or more slits in the first wall sever the first electrode adjacent to the wall leaving all the other electrodes intact and reducing the capacitor by predetermined amounts depending on the location of the slits.
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