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Blakesley
Kim Blakesley, Des Moines, IA US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20080251000 | ANCHORING SYSTEM - An anchoring system is disclosed having a rode of predetermined length; a plurality of indicators located on and displaced at regular intervals along said length of said rode; wherein said intervals correlate deployed rode lengths to a set of anchoring conditions. Using the system, a watercraft operator can readily determine whether a proper amount of rode has been deployed to anchor the watercraft according to acknowledged standards. | 10-16-2008 |
Patrick B. Blakesley, Bristol, IN US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
|---|---|---|
| 20100060092 | Brushless direct current actuator - A brushless rotary actuator comprises a housing including a base defining a cavity for a motor assembly and a cover defining a cavity for a gear assembly. A circuit board assembly is seated in the housing between the motor assembly and the gear assembly. A rotor shaft extends through an aperture in the circuit board assembly and is coupled to the gear assembly. An output shaft is coupled to the gear assembly and extends through the cover. In one embodiment, a bearing and a bearing retainer are mounted on a sleeve formed in the base for retaining the rotor in the housing. In another embodiment, a rotor retention pin with a proximal head abutting against the top of the rotor and a distal threaded or barbed end extends into the sleeve of the housing for retaining the rotor in the housing. | 03-11-2010 |
| 20100301691 | Brushless Direct Current Actuator with Clip for Retaining Bobbins - A brushless rotary actuator comprises a housing including a motor housing defining a cavity for a motor assembly and a cover defining a cavity for a gear assembly. The motor assembly includes a rotor and a stator with a plurality of bobbins. A clip in the form of a ring plate is seated against the bobbins for retaining the bobbins on the stator. Fingers formed on the ring plate are fitted into respective slots defined by respective bobbin terminals. A circuit board is seated in the housing against an interior shoulder of the motor housing. A plate is seated in the housing against a peripheral rim of the motor housing in a spaced relationship above the circuit board. | 12-02-2010 |
| 20110115479 | Through Shaft Rotary Position Sensor - A rotary position sensor assembly includes a ring magnet extending around the outer surface of a rotatable through shaft. A sensor which measures changes in the direction of the magnetic flux generated by the magnet in response to rotation of the shaft and a pair of magnet pole pieces are located opposite and spaced from the magnet. The sensor is located between the pair of pole pieces and the pole pieces conduct the magnetic flux over the sensor and nominalize the strength of the magnetic flux sensed by the sensor over the full range of rotation of the shaft relative to the sensor. | 05-19-2011 |
Richard Guy Blakesley, Cambridge GB
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20080303981 | Electroluminescent Displays - An electroluminescent display of the type having a switchable electroluminescent (EL) material backlight ( | 12-11-2008 |
| 20090267928 | Display Devices - A drive circuit of a display device comprising a capacitive display (H | 10-29-2009 |
| 20090273737 | Electroluminescent Displays - An electroluminescent display of the type having a switchable electroluminescent (EL) material backlight mounted behind a mask defining the information to be displayed. The mask is constructed as a layer of physically-stabilised Liquid Crystal (LC) material switchable to define the information to be displayed. The LC mask and the EL backlight are constructed as a single entity | 11-05-2009 |
| 20110057910 | DRIVING DISPLAYS - A method of driving a display, wherein the display comprises a layer of electroluminescent material (EL) and a layer of physically-stabilised liquid crystal (LC) wherein the layers of EL and LC are powered by a common set of electrodes. The method comprises driving the common electrodes with a voltage waveform which is substantially a truncated triangular waveform. | 03-10-2011 |
Richard Guy Blakesley, Cambridgeshire GB
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| 20100134308 | Remote Control Device, in Particular a Wand - An infrared remote control is encapsulated in a plastic moulding and has no physical controlling buttons or virtual touch screen buttons that uses motion to determine which remote control codes are to be transmitted to adjust the function of home audio visual equipment. The combination of a motion sensor ( | 06-03-2010 |
Richard Guy Blakesley, Heston GB
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| 20090073156 | Drive Circuits for Capacitive Loads - A drive circuit for driving electroluminescent (EL) segments and polymer dispersed liquid crystal (PDLC) segment of a display. The circuit may include a flyback converter for generating an A.C. output voltage, a first switching circuit for selectively connecting the output voltage to the EL segments, and a second switching circuit for selectively connecting the output voltage to the PDLC segments. In order to drive the EL segments and PDLC segments at the required frequencies, the polarity of the output voltage applied to the PDLC segments is swapped at a frequency lower than the frequency at which the polarity of the output voltage is swapped for the EL segments. In this way, only a single high voltage power supply is required to drive both the EL and PDLC segments. | 03-19-2009 |
Steven Blakesley, Des Moines, IA US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
|---|---|---|
| 20080251000 | ANCHORING SYSTEM - An anchoring system is disclosed having a rode of predetermined length; a plurality of indicators located on and displaced at regular intervals along said length of said rode; wherein said intervals correlate deployed rode lengths to a set of anchoring conditions. Using the system, a watercraft operator can readily determine whether a proper amount of rode has been deployed to anchor the watercraft according to acknowledged standards. | 10-16-2008 |