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Carl L. Cavallin, Albertville, MN US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20110293843SOLVENT-BORNE COATING COMPOSITION CONTAINING ACETOACYL-FUNCTIONAL POLYMERS - A coating composition comprising an acetoacyl-functional polymer, an organic solvent, and a crosslinking agent.12-01-2011

Carl L. Coffman, Jr., Athol, ID US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20100125996Connector installation tool - The connector installation tool is an elongate, substantially flat Y-shaped body having a base, a pair of spaced first and second bracket holding jaws projecting upwardly from the base, an elongate handle extending downwardly from the base, and an adjustable abutment spanning perpendicular to the bracket holding jaws, the abutment and jaws defining a bracket holding space therebetween. The connector installation tool presets the proper positioning of the bracket, resulting in more reliable, fast, safe and accurate installation of the connector.05-27-2010

Carl L. Crossett, Jr., Elmira, NY US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20110133503CABLE SPOOL CARRYING DEVICE - A cable spool carrying device. In one example embodiment, a cable spool carrying device includes a handle, first and second legs attached to the handle, first and second feet attached to the first and second legs, respectively, and means for biasing the first and second legs away from one another.06-09-2011

Carl L. Eggerding, Murrells Inlet, SC US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20080232032Anode for use in electrolytic capacitors - A capacitor anode that is formed from ceramic particles (e.g., Nb09-25-2008
20080253059LAND GRID FEEDTHROUGH LOW ESL TECHNOLOGY - Disclosed are apparatus and methodology for providing land grid feedthrough capacitor designs having broad applicability to signal and power filtering technologies. Such capacitor designs provide characteristics for use in decoupling applications involving both signal level and power level environments. Low equivalent series inductance (ESL) is provided by current cancellation techniques involving opposite current flow in power or signal and ground current paths through the device.10-16-2008

Carl L. Luttrull, Muscatine, IA US

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20120066951DECOY SPREADER - The invention includes a decoy spreader having a central rod with a plurality of arms jointly connected to the central spine. Each arm, and at a plurality of locations on the central rod has at least one decoy attachment location. Preferably, there are at least ten decoy attachment locations. An extender mechanism may be used to help extend the arms or to retract the arms.03-22-2012

Carl L. Nerup, Hawthorn Wood, IL US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20110196571System And Method For The Collection And Monitoring Of Vehicle Data - A communications hub for a vehicle includes a telematics device including a first communications interface to an external wireless network, a second communications interface to a plurality of vehicle sensors, and a global positioning system (GPS) interface. The telematics device is configured to (i) identify the driver of a vehicle; (ii) retrieve a profile for the driver including a profile permissions log; (iii) establish communications with the wireless network; (iv) establish communications with the vehicle sensor; (v) gather location information from the GPS interface; (v) collect data from a plurality of vehicle sensors; and (vi) send the collected data to an external recipient based on the profile permissions log.08-11-2011
20120004933System And Method For The Collection And Monitoring Of Vehicle Data - A method for brokering variable rate insurance premiums from an insurance carrier includes collecting driving information relating to a vehicle, generating a report based on the driving information, providing the driving report to the insurance carrier, receiving a revised premium based on the driving report and transmitting the revised premium to a customer.01-05-2012

Carl L. Nerup, Nawthom Wood, IL US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20120010906System And Method For The Collection And Monitoring Of Vehicle Data - A method for providing a customer with a competitive insurance quote from an insurance carrier includes collecting driving information relating to a customer for a time period, generating a driving report for the time period, providing the driving report to at least two potential insurance carriers, requesting insurance bids from the potential insurance carriers, and sending at least one of the insurance bids to the customer.01-12-2012

Carl L. Shurboff, Grayslake, IL US

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20080266425METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR ENHANCED DIGITAL IMAGING - A method and digital imaging device, such as a digital camera module, is provided for digital imaging. The method includes the step of determining a signal-to-noise ratio associated with a first pixel location of a plurality of pixel locations and a signal-to-noise ratio associated with a second pixel location of the plurality of pixel locations, and the steps of assigning a first exposure time to the first pixel location in response to the signal-to-noise ratio associated with the first pixel location and assigning a second exposure time different from the first exposure time to the second pixel in response to the signal-to-noise ratio associated with the second pixel location. The method further includes the step of exposing the first pixel location for the first exposure time while exposing the second pixel location for the second exposure time to create a digital image.10-30-2008
20080299927SIGNAL STRENGTH INDICATION METHODS FOR USE IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATION DEVICES - Embodiments include signal strength indication methods for use in wireless communication devices. In an embodiment, a method includes producing a default received signal strength indicator (RSSI) using default RSSI determination parameters. The method also includes determining that a received signal strength is inadequate, and producing an alternate RSSI, in response, where the alternate RSSI is produced using at least one alternate RSSI determination parameter that is different from at least one default RSSI determination parameter. In another embodiment, a method includes measuring multiple received signal strengths for multiple received signals from multiple base stations, and producing an alternate RSSI based on a received signal strength measurement for a strongest signal of the multiple received signals. An embodiment of a wireless communication device may include a processing subsystem adapted to perform embodiments of the methods.12-04-2008
20090002529METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR ROBUST IMAGE PROCESSING - A method and digital camera module is provided for taking a digital picture of an image. The digital camera module includes a plurality of light sensitive pixel elements, a first memory buffer, a second memory buffer and a controller. The controller is coupled to the plurality of light sensitive pixel elements and the first and second memory buffers and records a first plurality of pixel values representing an image by activating the plurality of light sensitive pixel elements in a first predetermined manner and stores the first plurality of pixel values in the first buffer. The controller then records a second plurality of pixel values representing the image by activating the plurality of light sensitive pixel elements in a second predetermined manner and stores the second plurality of pixel values in the second buffer. The controller further processes the first and second plurality of pixel values in a compressed domain to generate a third plurality of pixel values representative of the image.01-01-2009
20090168684BROADCAST MESSAGING IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATION NETWORKS - A method for receiving a broadcast message in a wireless communication device is disclosed. The device receives a broadcast message that has associated therewith a unique message grouping identifier and determines whether the unique message grouping identifier of the received message is equal to a unique message grouping identifier of a previously received message. The device ignores the received broadcast message when the unique message grouping identifier of the received message is equal to the unique message grouping identifier of the previously received message and in some implementations enters sleep mode.07-02-2009
20110025906Solid State Shutter Devices and Methods - Disclosed are methods and devices for solid state electronically switched optical shutters of cameras and other devices. The disclosed non-mechanical camera shutter includes an electronically controlled material that provides optical density variation, to transition the shutter from being open to being closed. The layer of electronically controlled material is configured to change from substantially to transparent to substantially opaque, without scattering, by changing the state of the material. The transmittance period is the period of time that the layer changes transmittance from approximately 100% to approximately 0%. Electronic circuitry is in communication with a timing control module that is configured to provide a signal output to a transparent conductive layer proximal to the layer of electronically controlled material to initiate a change in its transmissivity. The described electronically switched optical component would add little or no additional bulk to a small camera.02-03-2011
20120044853BROADCAST MESSAGING IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATION NETWORKS - A wireless communication device includes a receiver configured to receive an emergency alert configuration message identifying which sub-message of an emergency broadcast message comprising a collection of sub-messages to be received by the wireless communication device, wherein the wireless communication device is configured to receive only the sub-message of the emergency broadcast message identified by the emergency alert configuration message.02-23-2012

Patent applications by Carl L. Shurboff, Grayslake, IL US