Inventors list |
Assignees list |
Classification tree browser |
Top 100 Inventors |
Top 100 Assignees |
Bloodworth
Bryan E. Bloodworth, Coppell, TX US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
|---|---|---|
| 20090244758 | Hard Disk Drive Preamplifier Timers and Methods to Calibrate Hard Disk Drive Preamplifier Timers - Hard disk drive preamplifier timers and methods to calibrate hard disk drive preamplifier timers are disclosed. A timer is in a hard disk drive preamplifier comprises a first switch to selectively store charge in a storage device based on an input signal, the storage device receiving a first current and storing the charge to cause the storage device to have a first voltage that increases at a first rate; a compensation device to cause the first voltage to be substantially equal to a second voltage after a predetermined time period; and a trigger to output a signal when the first voltage is substantially equal to the second voltage, the predetermined time period controlling a transition time between a first hard disk drive operating condition and a second hard disk drive operating condition different than the first operating condition. | 10-01-2009 |
Jeff Bloodworth, Cary, NC US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
|---|---|---|
| 20100019536 | MODULAR COMPOSITE STRUCTURAL COMPONENT AND STRUCTURES FORMED THEREWITH - The present invention provides an integrated composite floor unit and front wall assembly that can be used in a variety of structures. The integrated composite floor unit and front wall assembly is formed of a floor unit having a front portion and a front wall integrally formed with and rising up from the front portion of the floor unit. The assembly can include other structural features and may be easily combined with a number of further structural components to form a structure. In specific embodiments, the assembly forms part of a modular trailer. In particular, the trailer can be formed of the composite assembly, a composite roof, composite side walls, and a composite rear frame. Such composite trailers advantageously provide a storage volume approximately equal to or greater than conventional trailers but are lighter in weight, thus allowing for storage and/or hauling of a greater weight of cargo than in conventional trailers. | 01-28-2010 |
Jon M. Bloodworth, Santa Fe, NM US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
|---|---|---|
| 20090193345 | COLLABORATIVE INTERFACE - A communications network, coupled to a first and a second port, for communicating a media resource; and a first and second real-time communication client, coupled respectively to the first and second ports, each of the clients including: a communications subsystem for receiving the media resource; a renderizer subsystem, responsive to a control signal, for rendering the media resource; an interface for generating the control signal; and a synchronization subsystem for communicating the control signal; wherein a first one of the communications clients generates the control signal and communicates the control signal to the second one communications client to render the media resource in substantial synchronization on the communications clients. | 07-30-2009 |
Stephen Guy Bloodworth, Ft. Worth, TX US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
|---|---|---|
| 20080298764 | Fiber optic connector holders - There is provided a fiber optic connector holder adapted to selectively retain two or more fiber optic connectors that include a dust cap on the ferrule. The connector holder comprises a boot retainer to selectively retain a portion of the boot of the connector, and the connector holder comprises a dust cap retainer to selectively retain a portion of the dust cap of the connector. The connector holder is provided in a telecommunications enclosure to provide convenient parking for fiber optic connectors that are not optically connected within a distribution field or the like or that are generally not in service at the time. The connector holders may be selectively installed and/or removed from the telecommunications enclosure to assist in the installation of new fiber optic hardware, such as splitter modules. | 12-04-2008 |