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Gert Bingel, Dresden DE
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20080299336 | Calcinated or Sintered Hollow Body Comprising a Spherically Curved Surface - A method is for producing calcinated or sintered hollow bodies comprising a spherical surface, to hollow bodies produced using the method, and to the uses thereof. Calcinated or sintered hollow bodies comprising a spherically curved surface, an enlarged, freely accessible surface and/or a structured surface. An organic spherical carrier is coated with a powder which forms the shell of a hollow body, and a binding agent, both contained in suspension. A heat treatment is then carried out, leading to the expulsion of organic constituents and to the sintering process. At least one elevation is arranged on the surface of the carrier or embodied thereon, the projection past the surface corresponding at least to the thickness of the shell of the finished sintered hollow body, taking into account the degree of shrinkage of the powder material during the sintering process. The elevation(s) is/are then removed by conversion into the gas phase of the respective material from which they are formed and/or mechanically, during the heat treatment. | 12-04-2008 |
Robert Bingel, Orem, UT US
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20150151331 | Seed Processing Device - A sorting and sizing machine is disclosed having a frame comprising laterally spaced opposing guide rails. A plurality of sizing members are disposed between a top and bottom of each opposing guide rail. Within the opposing guide rails, individual members of a plurality of sizing brackets are disposed between individual members of a plurality of sizing spring members. A plurality of sizing rollers are disposed between opposing guide rails. Each of the sizing rollers is rotatably coupled to and disposed between an opposing pair of sizing brackets. | 06-04-2015 |
Ron Bingel, Mt. Vernon, WA US
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20130220240 | Oxygen-Rich Plasma Generators for Boosting Internal Combustion Engines - Systems and methods for improving the efficiency and/or reducing emissions of an internal combustion engine are disclosed. The system may comprise a tank configured to store an aqueous solution consisting essentially of water and a predetermined quantity of electrolyte. The system may further comprise a cell configured for aiding in the electrolysis of the aqueous solution, the cell may comprise a plurality of plates arranged substantially parallel to one another and the plurality of plates may be spaced substantially equidistant from an adjacent one of the plurality of plates. In exemplary embodiments, at least one seal may be located between the plurality of plates to create a substantially air tight and substantially water tight seal between adjacent ones of the plurality of plates to aid in preventing the aqueous solution located between adjacent ones of the plurality of plates from leaking out of the cell. The systems and methods may provide an improved oxygen-hydrogen gas mixture for use with an internal combustion engine. | 08-29-2013 |
Thomas Bingel, Indian Rocks Beach, FL US
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20100027180 | ELECTRONIC CIRCUIT BREAKER APPARATUS AND SYSTEMS - Electronic circuit breakers and systems for isolating a load from a power-supply unit are provided. One electronic circuit breaker includes a current sensor, a switching element coupled to the current sensor, and a switch controller coupled to the current sensor and the switching element. The switch controller is powered by the power-supply unit and is configured to switch OFF the switching element when the current sensor detects an amount of current from the power-supply unit greater than a predetermined amount. An electronic system includes a power-supply unit, a load, and the above-referenced electronic circuit breaker coupled to the power-supply unit and the load. | 02-04-2010 |
Thomas J. Bingel, Indian Rocks Beach, FL US
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20120229811 | HIGH-LINEARITY SIGNAL-PROCESSING AMPLIFIER - A clamp-point active circuit is provided. The clamp-point active circuit includes a rate amplifier configured to receive an output from a device transitioning between at least two levels. The clamp-point active circuit has at least one switching device configured to receive an output from the rate amplifier. The at least one switching device is in at least one respective feedback loop of the rate amplifier. A switching of the at least one switching device causes the rate amplifier to amplify with high linearity in a desired operating range and to clamp outputs received from the transitioning device that are outside the desired operating range to a fixed level. | 09-13-2012 |
20130265088 | OVERCURRENT BASED POWER CONTROL AND CIRCUIT RESET - In one embodiment, a circuit is provided. The circuit includes a load configured to receive power through a power path. The circuit also includes a current monitor configured to sense a current draw on the power path. A switch on the power path is coupled in series between the load and a power rail, and a control circuit is coupled to the current monitor. The control circuit is configured to set the switch to a non-conducting state and to send a reset signal to the load if the current monitor senses an overcurrent on the power path. | 10-10-2013 |
Thomas J. Bingel, Belleair Beach, FL US
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20130028403 | LINE SHARING MULTIPOINT POTS SPLITTER WITH INTELLIGENT TERMINATION - The present invention provides for a system and method for blocking leakage signals and uncoupling connections in a communication system. A leakage signal (LS) blocking splitter employs a high-pass filter which effectively blocks the lower frequency leakage signal. A detect and terminate function detects service on the communication connection to which each one of the LS filters are coupled to. The detect and terminate function detects service on the communication connection to ensure that each LS blocking splitter is coupled to an in-service communication connection. If the communication connection becomes out-of-service, the detect and terminate functions automatically uncouple the respective LS filter from the communication connections so that the LS filter cannot introduce undesirable harmonics into the communication system. In an alternative embodiment, the detect and terminate function may insert an impedance matching element in addition to uncoupling the LS filter. | 01-31-2013 |
Thomas Jeffrey Bingel, Belleair Beach, FL US
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20100194434 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS OF INTEGRATED CIRCUIT CLOCKING - Various systems and methods are provided for integrated circuit clocking. In one embodiment, an integrated circuit system includes a plurality of combinational logic groups, each combinational logic group having a propagation time; and means for delaying a synchronizing clock signal supplied to at least one of the plurality of combinational logic groups based upon a period of the synchronizing clock signal and the propagation time of the at least one combinational logic group. In another embodiment, a method includes delaying a clock signal to produce a delayed clock signal and communicating the clock signal and the delayed clock signal to separate groups of the combinational logic circuit during a clock cycle that results in a reduction in power consumption by the combinational logic circuit. | 08-05-2010 |
20110316602 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS OF INTEGRATED CIRCUIT CLOCKING - Various systems and methods are provided for integrated circuit clocking. In one embodiment, an integrated circuit system includes a plurality of combinational logic groups, each combinational logic group having a propagation time; and means for delaying a synchronizing clock signal supplied to at least one of the plurality of combinational logic groups based upon a period of the synchronizing clock signal and the propagation time of the at least one combinational logic group. In another embodiment, a method includes delaying a clock signal to produce a delayed clock signal and communicating the clock signal and the delayed clock signal to separate groups of the combinational logic circuit during a clock cycle that results in a reduction in power consumption by the combinational logic circuit. | 12-29-2011 |
20130141138 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS OF INTEGRATED CIRCUIT CLOCKING - Various systems and methods are provided for integrated circuit clocking. In one embodiment, an integrated circuit system includes a plurality of combinational logic groups, each combinational logic group having a propagation time; and means for delaying a synchronizing clock signal supplied to at least one of the plurality of combinational logic groups based upon a period of the synchronizing clock signal and the propagation time of the at least one combinational logic group. In another embodiment, a method includes delaying a clock signal to produce a delayed clock signal and communicating the clock signal and the delayed clock signal to separate groups of the combinational logic circuit during a clock cycle that results in a reduction in power consumption by the combinational logic circuit. | 06-06-2013 |
Ulrich Bingel, Lauterburg DE
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20080225247 | OPTICAL ELEMENT UNIT FOR EXPOSURE PROCESSES - An optical element unit including a first optical element module and a sealing arrangement is disclosed. The first optical element module occupies a first module space and includes a first module component of a first component type and an associated second module component of a second component type. The first component type is optical elements and the second component type being different from the first component type. The sealing arrangement separates the first module space into a first space and a second space and substantially prevents, at least in a first direction, the intrusion of substances from one of the first space and the second space into the other one of the first space and the second space. The first module component at least partially contacts the first space and, at least in its area optically used, not contacting the second space. The second module component at least partially contacts the second space. | 09-18-2008 |
20090021950 | Optical Component Having an Improved Transient Thermal Behavior and Method for Improving the Transient Thermal Behavior of an Optical Component - An optical component comprises at least one optically effective optical element which heats up when irradiated with light, and at least one holding element for the at least one optical element for holding the at least one optical element in a carrier structure, wherein the at least one optical element is connected to the at least one holding element in heat conducting fashion, and wherein the at least one holding element is at least partially provided with an active cooling system for carrying off heat from the at least one optical element. Additionally or alternatively, a temperature control device is provided which controls the temperature of at least a part of the mount of the optical element. | 01-22-2009 |
Ulrich Bingel, Michelfeld DE
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20080204689 | Optical module with minimized overrun of the optical element - There is provided an optical module for microlithography. The optical module includes an optical element and a retaining device for holding the optical element. The optical element has (a) a main extension plane, in which it defines a radial direction R and a circumferential direction U, and (b) a free optical diameter and an overrun in the region of its outer periphery. The retaining device contacts the optical element in the region of the overrun, and is formed and/or contacts the optical element in such a manner that the overrun ratio, calculated from the overrun related to a minimum overrun necessary for the production of the optical element, is at most 1.5. | 08-28-2008 |
20090244508 | METHOD AND DEVICE FOR CONNECTING AN OPTICAL ELEMENT TO A FRAME - A method and a device for the material-fit connection of an optical element to a frame are disclosed. | 10-01-2009 |
20100182710 | METHOD FOR PRODUCING AN OPTICAL ELEMENT THROUGH A MOLDING PROCESS, OPTICAL ELEMENT PRODUCED ACCORDING TO THE METHOD, COLLECTOR, AND LIGHTING SYSTEM - A method for producing an optical element or part of an optical element having a base body, including:—providing a mold body ( | 07-22-2010 |
20110211180 | OPTICAL COMPONENT HAVING AN IMPROVED TRANSIENT THERMAL BEHAVIOR AND METHOD FOR IMPROVING THE TRANSIENT THERMAL BEHAVIOR OF AN OPTICAL COMPONENT - An optical component includes an optical element, a mount for the optical element, and a temperature control device configured to control a temperature of a part of the mount based on at least one parameter selected from the group consisting of a coefficient of expansion of a substrate of the optical element, and a coefficient of expansion of a material of the mount. | 09-01-2011 |
20120069313 | EUV MICROLITHOGRAPHY ILLUMINATION OPTICAL SYSTEM AND EUV ATTENUATOR FOR SAME - An illumination optical system for EUV microlithography is used to direct an illumination light beam from a radiation source to an object field. At least one EUV mirror has a reflective face with a nonplanar mirror topography for forming the illumination light beam. The EUV mirror has at least one EUV attenuator arranged in front of it. The attenuator face which faces the reflective face of the EUV mirror has an attenuator topography which is designed to complement the mirror topography such that at least sections of the attenuator face are arranged at a constant interval from the reflective face. The result is an illumination optical system in which it is possible to correct unwanted variations in illumination parameters, for example an illumination intensity distribution or an illumination angle distribution, over the object field with as few unwanted radiation losses as possible. | 03-22-2012 |