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Arthur G. Buck, Sherwood, OR US
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| 20110280526 | Electrical Cable Having Return Wires Positioned Between Force Wires - An electrical cable includes a central wire extending a length between opposite ends. The central wire has a periphery. Force wires have winding turns that are wrapped around the periphery of the central wire along the length of the central wire. The force wires include force conductors surrounded by force insulators. Return wires have winding turns that are wrapped around the periphery of the central wire along the length of the central wire. The return wires include return conductors surrounded by return insulators. The winding turns of the return wires are interleaved between the winding turns of adjacent force wires such that the adjacent force wires are separated by at least one return wire. | 11-17-2011 |
Arthur Glen Buck, Sherwood, OR US
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| 20110046471 | Electrode Lead Set for Measuring Physiologic Information - An electrode lead set is provided for electrical connection to a body. The electrode lead set includes a flexible ribbonized cable core extending between a proximal end portion and a distal end portion. The distal end portion includes a plurality of branch end portions that are each configured to hold an electrode. The flexible ribbonized cable core is separable into a plurality of branches that are each joined to adjacent branches by a separable interface prior to separation. Each of the plurality of branches includes a corresponding one of the branch end portions. Each of the plurality of branches includes a generally planar ribbon conductor extending along the corresponding branch from the proximal end portion of the ribbonized cable core to the corresponding branch end portion. | 02-24-2011 |
Arthur Glenn Buck, Sherwood, OR US
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| 20080249390 | Electrode lead set for measuring physiologic information - An electrode lead set is provided for electrical connection to a body. The electrode lead set includes a flexible ribbonized cable core extending between a proximal end portion and a distal end portion. The distal end portion includes a plurality of branch end portions that are each configured to hold an electrode. The flexible ribbonized cable core is separable into a plurality of branches that are each joined to adjacent branches by a separable interface prior to separation. Each of the plurality of branches includes a corresponding one of the branch end portions. Each of the plurality of branches includes a generally planar ribbon conductor extending along the corresponding branch from the proximal end portion of the ribbonized cable core to the corresponding branch end portion. | 10-09-2008 |
David Kirk Buck, Durham, OR US
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| 20100133325 | UNIFIED METAL ALLOYING IN A DIFFUSION FURNACE - A method and apparatus for performing a unified metal alloying of jet stacks without the use of a bond press, and without the use of a continuous belt driven furnace. The method may include horizontally stacking fusible parts onto a fixture and transporting the fixture into an interior of a reaction chamber of a diffusion furnace. An operator may seal the interior of the reaction chamber and the diffusion furnace may increase a temperature of an atmosphere of the interior of the reaction chamber to a predefined dwell temperature to perform a first level alloying for a predefined dwell time. The diffusion furnace may thereafter increase the temperature of the interior of the reaction chamber to a predefined brazing temperature to perform a second level alloying for a predefined brazing time. | 06-03-2010 |
Peter Buck, Aloha, OR US
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| 20080241709 | System And Method For analyzing photomask Geometries - In one embodiment, a method for analyzing photomask geometries is provided. An original geometry to be formed in an absorber layer of a photomask blank is received. The original geometry may be modified to generate a modified geometry that is offset from the original geometry. A simulation may be performed based on the modified geometry to determine a simulated geometry, wherein the simulated geometry is a simulated prediction of a geometry that would be written into a resist layer of the photomask blank if the modified geometry was used as input for imaging the resist layer. The simulated geometry may then be modified to determine a predicted original geometry, wherein the predicted original geometry is a prediction of a geometry that would be formed in the absorber layer of the photomask blank if an etch process was performed on an area of the absorber layer defined by the simulated geometry. | 10-02-2008 |
Peter Daniel Buck, Aloha, OR US
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| 20100086212 | Method and System for Dispositioning Defects in a Photomask - A method and system for dispositioning defects in a photomask are provided. A method for dispositioning defects in a photomask includes analyzing photomask topography data including data representing a design topology of at least a first photomask, the first photomask corresponding to a first layer in a photolithographic process. Based at least on the analysis, one or more safe regions of the first photomask are identified, each safe region corresponding to a region of the first layer insensitive to potential defects located in the first photomask. | 04-08-2010 |
| 20100100349 | Method and System for Automatically Generating Do-Not-Inspect Regions of a Photomask - A method and system for inspecting a photomask are provided. A method for automatically generating do-not-inspect regions in a photomask includes performing one or more manufacturing rules checks (MRCs) on a mask pattern file. The method may also include identifying manufacturing rule violations and automatically generating one or more DNIRs, each DNIR corresponding to a location of one or more of the identified manufacturing rule violations. | 04-22-2010 |
Robert L. Buck, Fairview, OR US
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| 20090246886 | LATERAL FLOW TEST STRIP WITH MIGRATING LABEL - A lateral flow test strip is disclosed that includes a path of flow from a sample receiving zone through a mobilization zone to a primary capture zone and a secondary capture zone. A mobilizable conjugate is present in the mobilization zone, and a mobilizable label is present on the test strip upstream of the conjugate. An immobilized first specific binding partner is present in the primary capture zone and an immobilized second specific binding partner is present in the secondary capture zone. The conjugate includes a primary specific binding partner for the first specific binding partner in the primary capture zone, and a secondary specific binding partner that binds the label and the second specific binding partner. Application of liquid sample to the sample receiving zone results in movement of the liquid sample along the path of flow to move the label and conjugate distally along the test device. The label binds the conjugate after the conjugate binds the analyte, the first specific binding partner or second specific binding partner, so that labeling of the conjugate is delayed. | 10-01-2009 |
Robert L. Buck, Portland, OR US
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| 20090253219 | POSITIVE DETECTION LATERAL-FLOW APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR SMALL AND LARGE ANALYTES - Methods and devices for the detection and/or quantification of an analyte in a sample are provided. These are positive detection methods and devices, in that the more analyte is present in the sample, the stronger the signal that is provided. Devices of the invention include a mobilization zone including a mobile or mobilizable detectable analyte analog, a sample application area, primary and secondary capture areas each including an immobilized binding partner having a binding affinity for the analyte being tested for a detectable analyte analog. The mobilization zone, sample application area, primary and secondary capture area are in fluid continuous contact with each other. In these devices, the first immobilized binding partner has an equal or lower apparent affinity for the analyte than it has for the detectable analyte analog. Methods of this invention involve introducing a sample (which is suspected of containing the analyte to be tested for) to a device such as those described herein, and permitting the sample to migrate from the application area to and through the first and secondary binding zones. A detectable tracer conjugate is also permitted to migrate through the device, usually slightly behind the sample so that any analyte in the sample contacts the first binding partner before the conjugate. Results of such methods are read based on the presence and/or intensity of the detectable signal given by conjugate that binds in the second capture area. | 10-08-2009 |
Wayne Buck, Medford, OR US
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| 20110036657 | ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHASSIS - A chassis for an electric vehicle includes a frame structure comprising two beam members arranged side-by-side with a gap therebetween. Each of the beam members includes a front end connected to the front end of the other beam member and forms a head tube for pivotally retaining a portion of a fork assembly holding a front wheel of the electric vehicle. Each of the beam members includes a rear end fixedly connected to a motor housing. The gap between the beam members is configured for holding one or more battery modules therein. The chassis also includes a swing arm assembly including a front end connected at a pivot point to the motor housing. The swing arm assembly includes a rear end holding a rear wheel of the electric vehicle. | 02-17-2011 |