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Alain Belanger, Montreal CA
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| 20090240400 | Vehicle Security Control System - A vehicle security system for controlling the operation of a vehicle. The security system includes a controller and a concealed proximity sensor that provides an input to the controller. The proximity sensor is activated by the presence of a body within a defined detection zone in the interior of the vehicle. The controller receives additional inputs from additional devices and toggles through a plurality of security states in which different levels of activation and immobilization are triggered depending upon user input and upon the specific inputs received. | 09-24-2009 |
Alain Belanger, Kedwick CA
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| 20110265942 | Waved Wood Assembly and Method of Making Same - The waved wood assembly can have a flexible support layer onto the face(s) of which one or more wood sheet layer(s) are adhered by an adhesive. The waved wood product can maintain its waved shape when freestanding. It can exhibit significant elasticity characteristics. It can have very accentuated waves, i.e. waves that span a greater thickness for a given number of waves per unit of dimension. | 11-03-2011 |
Germain Belanger, St-Germain-De-Grantham CA
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| 20080295947 | METHOD FOR ULTRASONIC WELDING AND ULTRASONIC WELDING FASTENER AND JOINING SYSTEMS - There is provided a method for forming joints between components, comprising selecting the components; selecting an ultrasound emitting source; and exposing a region of contact between the components to ultrasounds emitted by the ultrasound emitting source, to form a melted phase, a structural interface at the region of the joint being formed by engagement of the melted phase with the components. The two components may be of similar or dissimilar materials. | 12-04-2008 |
| 20080312012 | Pre-Stressed Hockey Shaft - A hockey stick comprising a shaft portion and a blade portion, the shaft portion including means having preformed stresses to induce a flexural resistance at about mid-span so as to create in the shaft portion induced stresses which are neutralized as stresses are further induced in the shaft portion at impact on the blade portion to thereby provide a stiffer and more rigid shaft portion. | 12-18-2008 |
Ghislain Belanger, Riviere Des Prairies CA
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| 20100126113 | Drywall backing apparatus and method of installing same - A drywall backing apparatus for metal studding consists of a two-limb backing member, with one limb extending orthogonal to the other to present a generally L-shaped form. The metal studding comprises a plurality of U-shaped studs, the flanges of which have overturned edges for engagement and registration with grooves in the backing member which bridges and is secured by fasteners to successive studs to provide suitable fixing for wall furniture. | 05-27-2010 |
Guillaume Belanger, Terrebonne CA
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| 20090044315 | ADJUSTABLE HOCKEY HELMET - An adjustable hockey helmet includes a front shell that is longitudinally movable relative to a rear shell to adjust the length of the helmet. One or more substantially rigid straps or similar elements are attached to the front shell and extend to the interior of the rear shell. A cam mechanism or similar device is included on the rear shell for securing the straps directly or indirectly against the interior of the rear shell to prevent longitudinal movement of the front shell relative to the rear shell once the helmet is adjusted to a desired length. Alternatively, the one or more straps may be attached to the rear shell and the cam mechanism may be included on the front shell. | 02-19-2009 |
| 20120079646 | HOCKEY HELMET WITH READILY REMOVABLE EARPIECES - A hockey helmet includes earpieces that are readily removable from the helmet without the need for tools or other objects, and without the need to remove screws or other components. The earpieces may be slidably attached to rails on a retention mechanism embedded in the foam helmet liner or to rails on the helmet shell itself. The helmet optionally includes an internal region of EPP foam fused or bonded between two thin polycarbonate layers, with the retention mechanism embedded within the EPP foam. | 04-05-2012 |
Jeannnot Belanger, Granby CA
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| 20100230185 | ENDLESS BELT DRIVE FOR A VEHICLE - A drive system has a drive-system frame operatively connectable to a vehicle. The drive-system frame is capable of pivotal movement relative to the longitudinal axis of the vehicle to steer the vehicle. The drive-system frame is incapable of pivotal movement with respect to the frame of the vehicle in a plane parallel to the longitudinal axis and normal to the ground when the vehicle is on flat level terrain and steered straight. A rail is pivotally mounted to the drive-system frame. A ground-engaging endless belt is in sliding engagement with the rail. The belt is operatively connectable to an engine to propel the vehicle. The drive system is operatively connectable to the steering device of the vehicle. A steering angle stopper is disposed on the vehicle such that a steering linkage of the vehicle does not bear a force created when the stopper is engaged. A vehicle is also described. | 09-16-2010 |
Louis Belanger, Victoria CA
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| 20090045599 | RECONFIGURABLE TILT WHEELCHAIR - A modular wheelchair assembly is adapted to be reconfigured between a fixed angle of tilt, a dynamically adjustable tilt-in-space configuration with the tilt axis being near the user's knees and a dynamically adjustable tilt-in-space configuration with the tilt axis being near the user's center of gravity. The reconfiguration is achieved by modifying a limited number of selectively removable components of the support assembly or the pivot assembly of the wheelchair. | 02-19-2009 |
| 20110068553 | RECONFIGURABLE TILT WHEELCHAIR - A modular wheelchair assembly is adapted to be reconfigured between a fixed angle of tilt, a dynamically adjustable tilt-in-space configuration with the tilt axis being near the user's knees and a dynamically adjustable tilt-in-space configuration with the tilt axis being near the user's center of gravity. The reconfiguration is achieved by modifying a limited number of selectively removable components of the support assembly or the pivot assembly of the wheelchair. | 03-24-2011 |
Luc Belanger, Quebec CA
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| 20100276813 | INJECTION MOLDED SOLDERING PROCESS AND ARRANGEMENT FOR THREE-DIMENSIONAL STRUCTURES - A method of implementing an injection molded soldering process for three-dimensional structures, particularly, such as directed to three-dimensional semiconductor chip stacking. Also provide is an arrangement for implementing the injection molded soldering (IMS) process. Pursuant to an embodiment of the invention, the joining of the semiconductor chip layers with a substrate is implemented, rather than by means of currently known wire bond stacking, through the intermediary of columns of solder material formed by the IMS process, thereby providing electrical advantages imparted by the flip chip interconnect structures. In this connection, various diversely dimensioned solder column interconnects allow for simple and dependable connections to a substrate by a plurality of superimposed layers or stacked arrays of semiconductor components, such as semiconductor chips. In accordance with a further aspect, it is possible to derive a unique design for an IMS mold structure, which contains cavities for forming the columnar fill of solder, and which also incorporates further cavities acting as cutouts for dies or the positioning of other electronic packages or modules. | 11-04-2010 |
Luc Belanger, Granby CA
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| 20090134016 | UNDERBUMP METALLURGY EMPLOYING SPUTTER-DEPOSITED NICKEL TITANIUM COPPER ALLOY - A metallic adhesion layer is formed on a last level metal plate exposed in an opening of a passivation layer. A Ni—Cu alloy in which the weight percentage of Ni is from about 50% to about 70% is deposited by sputtering onto the metallic adhesion layer to form an underbump metallic layer. Optionally, a wetting layer comprising Cu or Au may be deposited by sputtering. A C4 ball is applied to a surface of the underbump metallic layer comprising the Ni—Cu alloy or the wetting layer for C4 processing. The sputter deposition of the Ni—Cu alloy offers economic advantages relative to known methods in the art since the Ni—Cu alloy in the composition of the present invention is non-magnetic and easy to sputter, and the consumption of the inventive Ni—Cu alloy is limited during C4 processing. | 05-28-2009 |
| 20090140423 | UNDERBUMP METALLURGY EMPLOYING SPUTTER-DEPOSITED NICKEL TITANIUM ALLOY - A a metallic adhesion layer is formed on a last level metal plate exposed in an opening of a passivation layer. A Ni—Ti alloy in which the weight percentage of Ti is from about 6.5% to about 30% is deposited by sputtering onto the metallic adhesion layer to form an underbump metallic layer. A wetting layer comprising Cu or Ag or Au is deposited on top of Ni—Ti layer by sputtering. A C4 ball is applied to a surface of the wetting layer for C4 processing. The sputter deposition of the Ni—Ti alloy offers economic and performance advantages relative to known methods in the art since the Ni—Ti alloy in the composition of the present invention is non-magnetic and easy to sputter, and the consumption of the inventive Ni—Ti alloy is limited during C4 processing. Also, Sn in the solder reacts uniformly with both Ni and Ti and the consumption of Ni—Ti by Sn solder is less than that for pure Ni. | 06-04-2009 |
| 20100062597 | Interconnection for flip-chip using lead-free solders and having improved reaction barrier layers - An interconnection structure suitable for flip-chip attachment of microelectronic device chips to packages, comprising a two, three or four layer ball-limiting metallurgy including an adhesion/reaction barrier layer, and having a solder wettable layer reactive with components of a tin-containing lead free solder, so that the solderable layer can be totally consumed during soldering, but a barrier layer remains after being placed in contact with the lead free solder during soldering. One or more lead-free solder balls is selectively situated on the solder wetting layer, the lead-free solder balls comprising tin as a predominant component and one or more alloying components. | 03-11-2010 |
Luc L. Belanger, Quebec CA
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| 20100193949 | NOVEL STRUCTURE OF UBM AND SOLDER BUMPS AND METHODS OF FABRICATION - Methods and UBM structures having bilayer or trilayer UBM layers that include a thin TiW adhesion layer and a thick Ni-based barrier layer thereover both deposited under sputtering operating conditions that provide the resultant bilayer or trilayer UBM layers with minimal composite stresses. The Ni-based barrier layer may be pure Ni or a Ni alloy. These UBM layers may be patterned to fabricate bilayer or trilayer UBM capture pads, followed by joining a lead-free solder thereto for providing lead-free solder joints that maintain reliability after multiple reflows. Optionally, the top layer of the trilayer UBM structures may include soluble or insoluble metals for doping the lead-free solder connections. | 08-05-2010 |
Martin Belanger, Quebec City CA
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| 20090144872 | Attachment System For A Helmet - An attachment system for attaching a face shield to a helmet. The system comprises a pair of attachment bases for holding a face shield to the helmet and for attaching to opposite sides of the helmet. The attachment bases each include a base plate covered by a body block. The base plate includes hooks for engaging an edge of the helmet. A strap assembly provides a pair of tightening straps, each engaging one attachment base. The tightening straps extend rearward and are connected together by a helmet band that extends over and around a portion of the helmet. The tightening straps each include a ratchet toothed strap body for adjusting a tension of the straps against the helmet. | 06-11-2009 |
Michel Belanger, Montreal CA
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| 20080226305 | INTEGRATED OPTICAL WAVEFORM MODULATOR - A method of modulating an optical carrier. A target carrier modulation is computed based on an input data signal. An effective length of an optical modulator is then controlled based on the target carrier modulation. | 09-18-2008 |
Nicolas Belanger, Montreal CA
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| 20120099820 | TWO DIMENSIONAL OPTICAL CONNECTOR - There is described a method for fabricating an optical connector comprising: embedding each one of a plurality of first optical waveguides in a corresponding one of a plurality of first grooves of a first substrate; embedding each one of a plurality of second optical waveguides in a corresponding one of a plurality of second grooves of a second substrate; abutting the plurality of first optical waveguides and the plurality of second optical waveguides against walls of the plurality of first grooves and the plurality of second grooves, respectively, by securing a spacer plate between the first substrate and the second substrate so that the first optical waveguides and the second optical waveguides extend along a same axis, thereby obtaining an optical assembly having a front end substantially perpendicular to the axis; and beveling the front end of the optical assembly, thereby obtaining a beveled end for the first optical waveguides and a beveled end for the second optical waveguides offset along the axis for separately providing optical access by side coupling to the plurality of first optical waveguides and the plurality of second optical waveguides. | 04-26-2012 |
Philippe Belanger, Laval CA
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| 20080232369 | MAPPING MECHANISM FOR ACCESS NETWORK SEGREGATION - Communication nodes, systems and methods are described which provide an association between messaging and access resource and admission control functions (A-RACFs) within an IP addressing zone. The association can be communicated within messages using, for example, a topology zone identifier. | 09-25-2008 |
| 20080247379 | Method and Network for Managing an Interface for Session-Based Synchronization - A method and network node for supporting a synchronization of a connectivity session location function (CLF) in a communication network. The method uses a processor for sending and receiving messages from a communication network, detecting the unavailability of the CLF, detecting that access information related to the session of the UE is missing from the CLF, receiving missing access information for a session of a UE and synchronizing the CLF on a per session basis. Furthermore, the processor accesses a memory for storing access information and synchronizes the stored access information of the session with the received missing access information of the session of the UE stored during unavailability of the CLF. | 10-09-2008 |
Philippe Belanger, Montreal CA
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| 20090038070 | Shower door track - A shower door track for a shower having at least one displaceable door panel comprises a longitudinal exterior track portion having an exterior surface, an interior surface and at least one exterior connector; a longitudinal interior track portion having an exterior surface, an interior surface, a displacement channel for receiving a displacement assembly connected to the door panel and at least one interior connector; the interior connector being engageable with a corresponding one of the exterior connector to secure the exterior track portion to the interior track portion to form the shower door track. | 02-12-2009 |
| 20090056077 | HINGED FASTENER FOR SHOWER DOORS - A hinged fastener for a shower door having two juxtaposed door panels. The hinged fastener comprises two hinge portions each adapted to be attached to one of the two door panels, the hinge portions being pivotally connected to one another and pivoting about a hinge pivot axis located between the two door panels to form a hinge; and at least one mounting assembly pivotally connected to a mounting pivot axis, parallel to the hinge pivot axis, the mounting assembly pivoting about the mounting pivot axis, independently of the hinge portions, the mounting assembly being engaged with a shower rail for simultaneous displacement of the door panels of the shower door relative to the shower rail. The hinge pivot axis can be the mounting pivot axis and there can be a single mounting assembly. The mounting assembly can further comprise a roller assembly or a displacement assembly. | 03-05-2009 |
Pierre Belanger, Montreal CA
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| 20090007502 | GROUND ANCHOR - A ground anchor for anchoring a structure positioned on the ground. The ground anchor comprises a base member, a movable anchoring member and a holding member. The base member is fitted in a hole within the ground and fixedly secured to the ground against removal thereof. The movable anchoring member is mounted to the base member and is movable between a non-anchoring position and an anchoring position. The holding member is mountable to the movable anchoring member when in the anchoring position and to the structure positioned on the ground. When the base member is fixedly secured to the ground, and the movable anchoring member is in the anchoring position with the holding member mounted thereto and to the structure, the ground anchor anchors the structure to the ground. A kit comprising a plurality of such ground anchors is also disclosed. | 01-08-2009 |
Pierre Belanger, Cap-Sante CA
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| 20090193725 | Prefabricated building structure with collapsible roof sections - A prefabricated building structure having a collapsible roof and adapted to be transported by a road carrier vehicle is described. The prefabricated building structure is provided with at least opposed parallel load bearing side walls. A roof section having a plurality of spaced roof rafters is pivotally connected by one or more pivot connections to a respective one of a top plate of each of the load bearing side walls. The roof sections are interconnectable to one another when the roof sections are disposed angularly upwards to form a raised pitch roof structure. A leverage beam is connectable to one of the rafters of each roof section and is securable to a cable which is secured to a pulley whereby to permit the roof sections to be raised or lowered. | 08-06-2009 |
Renaud Belanger, Stanstead CA
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| 20080310916 | Longitudinal heap handling system and method - The system is displaceable in a longitudinal direction of the longitudinal heap of earthen material, and includes a conveyor with an inlet close to the ground and an outlet positioned higher from the ground than the inlet, and a loading head adjacent the inlet of the conveyor. The loading head is operable to load material from the longitudinal heap onto the conveyor inlet during displacement of the system in the longitudinal direction. | 12-18-2008 |
Rene M. Belanger, Ste-Julie CA
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| 20090028379 | METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR IDENTIFICATION OF FIREARMS - A system and method for identifying, test firing, marking, and imaging firearm cartridge cases and firearms for use by firearm manufactures. The system and method includes five subsystems, which work in the following sequence: a firearm serial number recognition sub-system; a cartridge case recovery sub-system; a cartridge case sorting sub-system; a cartridge case marking sub-system; and an image acquisition sub-system ( | 01-29-2009 |