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Jeremy Buan, San Jose, CA US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20100183141 | REDUCING FAR-END CROSSTALK IN CHIP-TO-CHIP COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS AND COMPONENTS - The present invention involves chip-to-chip communication systems for reducing Far-End Crosstalk (FEXT) through the use of novel polarity swapping to negate the cumulative effect of FEXT. Skew adjustment is used to improve the FEXT cancellation from polarity swapping. The polarity reversal location or locations among FEXT sources are optimized to achieve maximum FEXT cancellation. The novelty polarity swapping technique can be applied to a wide variety of systems that can benefit from FEXT reduction. | 07-22-2010 |
| 20100184307 | REDUCING FAR-END CROSSTALK IN ELECTRICAL CONNECTORS - The present invention involves connectors for reducing Far-End Crosstalk (FEXT) through the use of novel polarity swapping to negate the cumulative effect of FEXT. Skew adjustment is used to improve the FEXT cancellation from polarity swapping. The polarity reversal location or locations among FEXT sources are optimized to achieve maximum FEXT cancellation. The novelty polarity swapping technique can be applied to a wide variety of connectors, such as mezzanine connectors, backplane connectors, and any other connectors that can benefit from FEXT reduction. | 07-22-2010 |
John Buan, Maple Grove, MN US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20090299251 | Negative pressure wound therapy device - A wound therapy device which may include a gasket distally spaced from an absorptive pad and an edge of a backing material. The device may also include an adaptor and tube portion with a connector located distally from a port hole in the backing material. In addition, a method of manufacturing a wound therapy device including using a port hole as a registration point. | 12-03-2009 |
| 20090299306 | Control unit with pump module for a negative pressure wound therapy device - An apparatus including a pump and control unit to be used to provide negative pressure for a wound therapy device. The pump module includes a pump and a pressure sensor, and the control unit module is capable of determining the pump in the pump module. The apparatus has a handheld size. | 12-03-2009 |
| 20100268198 | Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Device - A wound therapy device and a kit for same with a housing material, a gasket disposed around at least a portion of the housing material, a non-woven absorption material, and a port. The gasket is sized and configured such that at least a first portion of the gasket will be adhered to a second portion of the gasket upon a folding of the housing material. A method of using a wound therapy device. | 10-21-2010 |
| 20110034892 | Passive wound therapy device - A wound therapy device which may have a first configuration to passively absorb exudates from a wound and a second configuration to absorb exudates from the wound while the device is subjected to a negative pressure. An absorptive pad may be configured to passively absorb the removed exudates. | 02-10-2011 |
Jose Angelo Buan, Oswego, IL US
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| 20120128122 | X-RAY TUBE WITH INDEPENDENT X- AND Z- DYNAMIC FOCAL SPOT DEFLECTION - An X-ray tube ( | 05-24-2012 |
Pablito Buan, Temecula, CA US
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| 20100152769 | LOCKING COMPONENT FOR AN EMBOLIC FILTER ASSEMBLY - A locking component for locking a medical device onto a guide wire. Such medical devices include, for example, an embolic filter assembly used to capture embolic material that may be created and released into a patient's vasculature during a stenting or angioplasty procedure. The embolic filter assembly tracks along the guide wire, and is delivered to a treatment site where it is locked in place and deployed. The locking component enables the filter assembly to lock onto any standard guide wire, and does not require a modified guide wire that has a specially-designed fitting or stop to accomplish the locking function. | 06-17-2010 |
| 20120065622 | COLOR CODED GUIDE WIRE AND METHODS OF MAKING SAME - A color coding is applied to medical guide wires by coloring portions of the guide wire to distinguish similar guide wires and guide wire portions from a particular manufacturer. The metallic elongate core can be colored using various methods such as electrochemical processes, sputtering, electroplating, and laser inducing microstructures to alter the surface characteristics of the elongate metallic core. Alternatively, the outer layer of the guide wire can be color coded by using non-standard colors or by introducing a colored band on the guide wire. | 03-15-2012 |