Carlström
Bengt Carlstrom, Danderyd SE
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20110039513 | MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS TERMINAL AND METHOD FOR ALARM NOTIFICATION - A mobile communications terminal configured to handle bi-directional voice calls is provided that includes a microphone means, a sound buffer, a loudspeaker means, a positioning means and a processing means. The microphone means is configured to register sound data to be sent out and the loudspeaker means is configured to generate acoustic signals based on incoming sound data. The positioning means is configured to calculate position data reflecting an estimated geographic position of the terminal based on received satellite signals. The processing means is configured to handle surveillance commands and user-generated commands and, in response thereto, control the microphone means to register sound data and cause repeated storage of the sound data in the sound buffer and originate an alarm message, which is adapted to provide at least one predefined recipient with access to the stored sound data and position data generated by the terminal. | 02-17-2011 |
Bo Carlström, Sandviken SE
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20100001522 | ROCK-DRILLING TOOL, A DRILL ROD AND A COUPLING SLEEVE - In a first aspect, the invention relates to a rock-drilling tool that comprises a drill rod ( | 01-07-2010 |
20100059285 | TOP HAMMER ROCK-DRILLING TOOL, A DRILL ROD COUPLING SLEEVE - In a first aspect, the invention relates to a rock-drilling tool that comprises a drill rod ( | 03-11-2010 |
20130213718 | DRILL BIT FOR PERCUSSIVE ROCK DRILLING - The invention relates to a drill bit ( | 08-22-2013 |
Charles Carlstrom, Saratoga Springs, NY US
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20100124679 | METHOD FOR INCREASING THE DURABILITY OF DIRECT OXIDATION FUEL CELLS - Methods for increasing the durability of direct oxidation fuel cells are disclosed. In one instance, the method for increasing durability of a vapor fed direct oxidation fuel cell includes reducing fluctuations in output power, provided by the vapor fed direct oxidation fuel cell, to a load. The reduction of the fluctuations in output power can include, in one instance, utilizing a mass flow controller or an electro-osmotive pump to supply fuel to the vapor fed direct oxidation fuel cell. | 05-20-2010 |
Charles M. Carlstrom, Saratoga Springs, NY US
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20080220305 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR INTERNAL HYDRATION OF A FUEL CELL SYSTEM - A fuel cell system having internal pushback of water, with a compact, thermally integrated enthalpy exchanger enabling effective hydration control in a small fuel cell system is provided. The enthalpy exchanger provides for the moisture in the fuel cell effluent to by used to humidify the incoming air stream to allow the fuel cell to be operated at higher temperatures while avoiding dry out. The enthalpy exchanger includes a moisture permeable membrane which collects moisture from the exhaust flow and makes this moisture available to an incoming air stream, thus humidifying the incoming air stream. In addition, the waste heat from the fuel cell reactions is transferred to the incoming air stream. The exhaust stream from the anode can also be used to provide additional moisture and heat to the enthalpy exchanger to be added to the incoming air stream. A water separator is also provided in one embodiment. | 09-11-2008 |
20140105813 | HYDROGEN RECYCLER WITH OXYGEN REACTOR - A hydrogen recycling system for a controlled atmosphere unit operation with an exhaust vent and an inlet port includes: a hydrogen recycle unit in fluid communication with the exhaust vent and in fluid communication with the inlet port; and an oxygen reactor being located between the controlled atmosphere unit operation and said hydrogen recycle unit and in fluid communication with the controlled atmosphere unit operation and said hydrogen recycle unit. | 04-17-2014 |
Elis Carlstrom, Landvetter SE
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20150306664 | LAYERED MANUFACTURING OF FREE-FORM MULTI-MATERIAL MICRO-COMPONENTS - The present invention relates to layer manufacturing, more particularly to a method for additive layer manufacturing of objects comprised of more than one material with free-form capability for all included materials. The invention can for example be used for producing packaging for Microsystems where the ceramic acts as an insulator and the secondary material is used to produce electrical or optical 3D conductor lines or electrical or optical 3D vias. The fine powder used in this method enables it to be used for building components with small feature size and demand for high precision. Other intended uses for this method is to build small mechanical precision parts or grinding tools, dental objects or medical implants. | 10-29-2015 |
Jacob Carlstrom, Uppsala SE
Jakob Carlström, Uppsala SE
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20080209186 | Method for Reducing Buffer Capacity in a Pipeline Processor - The invention presents a method for a processor ( | 08-28-2008 |
20110038261 | TRAFFIC MANAGER AND A METHOD FOR A TRAFFIC MANAGER - The present invention relates to a traffic manager ( | 02-17-2011 |
20110085464 | NETWORK PROCESSOR UNIT AND A METHOD FOR A NETWORK PROCESSOR UNIT - A method of and a network processor unit ( | 04-14-2011 |
20120317398 | METHOD FOR REDUCING BUFFER CAPACITY IN A PIPELINE PROCESSOR - A method to reduce buffer capacity in a processor includes giving the data packets admittance to the processor through at least one interface, storing the data packets in at least one input buffer, and using a packet rate shaper outside of a processing pipeline to control flow of the data packets to the pipeline before the data packets enter the pipeline. First and second data packets are given admittance to the pipeline in dependence on cost information per packet that is dependent upon an expected time period of residence of the first data packet in the pipeline. Cost information dependent upon an expected time period of residence of the second data packet in the pipeline differs from said cost information dependent upon the expected time period of residence of the first data packet in the pipeline. | 12-13-2012 |
20130003556 | SCHEDULING PACKETS IN A PACKET-PROCESSING PIPELINE - The disclosed embodiments relate to a packet-processing system. This system includes an input which is configured to receive packets, wherein the packets include control-message (CM) packets and traffic packets. It also includes a pipeline to process the packets, wherein the pipeline includes access points for accessing an engine which services requests for packets, wherein CM packets and traffic packets access the engine through different access points. The system additionally includes an arbiter to schedule packets entering the pipeline. While scheduling the packets, the arbiter is configured to account for empty slots in the pipeline to ensure that when CM packets and traffic packets initiate accesses to the engine through different access points, the accesses do not cause an overflow at an input queue for the engine. | 01-03-2013 |
20130003752 | Method, Network Device, Computer Program and Computer Program Product for Communication Queue State - Aspects of the disclosure provide a method for communicating queue information. The method includes determining a queue state for each one of a plurality of queues at least partially based on respective queue length, selecting a queue with a greatest difference between the queue state of the queue and a last reported queue state of the queue, and reporting the queue state of the selected queue to at least one node. | 01-03-2013 |
20130258845 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR SCHEDULING PACKETS FOR TRANSMISSION IN A NETWORK PROCESSOR HAVING A PROGRAMMABLE PIPELINE - A network processor includes an arbitration device, a processing device, and a pipeline. The arbitration device receives a first packet and a second packet. The second packet includes a first control message. The pipeline includes access devices, where the access devices include first and second access devices. The pipeline, based on a clock signal, forwards the first and second packets between successive ones of the access devices. The arbitration device: sets a timer based on at least one of (i) an amount of time for data to travel between the first and second access devices, or (ii) a number of pipeline stages between the first and second access devices; adjusts a variable based on (i) the clock signal, and (ii) transmission of the first packet from the arbitration device to the pipeline; and based on the timer and the variable, schedules transmission of the second packet through the pipeline. | 10-03-2013 |
20130326530 | METHOD FOR PACKET FLOW CONTROL USING CREDIT PARAMETERS WITH A PLURALITY OF LIMITS - The present invention relates to a processor and a method for processing a data packet, the method including steps of decreasing a value of a first credit parameter when the data packet is admitted to a processor at least partly based on the value of the first credit parameter and a first limit of the first credit parameter, and increasing the value of the first credit parameter, in dependence on a data storage level in a buffer in which the data packet is stored before being admitted to the processor, the value of the first credit parameter not being increased, so as to become larger than a second limit of the first credit parameter, when the buffer is empty. | 12-05-2013 |
20140146827 | NETWORK PROCESSOR UNIT AND A METHOD FOR A NETWORK PROCESSOR UNIT - A method of and a network processor unit for processing of packets in a network, the network processor comprising: communication interface configured to receive and transmit packets; at least one processing means for processing packets or parts thereof; an embedded switch configured to switch packets between the communication interface and the processing means; and wherein the embedded switch is configured to analyze a received packet and to determine whether the packet should be dropped or not; if the packet should not be dropped, the switch is configured to store the received packet, to send a first part of the packet to the processing means for processing thereof, to receive the processed first part of the packet from the processing means, and to transmit the processed first part of the packet. | 05-29-2014 |
20140328196 | TIME EFFICIENT COUNTERS AND METERS ARCHITECTURE - A network device includes a plurality of interfaces configured to receive, from a network, packets to be processed by the network device. A load determination circuit of the network device is configured to determine whether a packet traffic load of the network device is above a traffic load threshold, and a dual-mode counter module is configured to (i) determine a count of quanta associated with the received packets using a first counting mode in response to the load determination unit determining that the packet traffic load is above the traffic load threshold, and (ii) determine a count of quanta associated with the received packets using a second counting mode, different than the first counting mode, in response to the load determination unit determining that the packet traffic load is not above the traffic load threshold. | 11-06-2014 |
20140369360 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR MANAGING TRAFFIC IN A NETWORK USING DYNAMIC SCHEDULING PRIORITIES - A system for managing traffic in a communication network. The system includes a plurality of queues each configured to store data packets and a plurality of scheduling nodes each configured to process data packets from one or more of the plurality of queues. A scheduler is configured to schedule, using the plurality of scheduling nodes, respective transfers of the data packets from the plurality of queues. Each of the plurality of scheduling nodes is assigned to one or more of the plurality of queues. Each of the plurality of scheduling nodes and each of the plurality of queues is assigned a respective scheduling priority. The respective scheduling priorities are selectively changeable between a predetermined scheduling priority and a dynamic scheduling priority, wherein the dynamic scheduling priority corresponds to a priority propagated from the one or more of the plurality of queues. | 12-18-2014 |
20150163156 | NETWORK PROCESSOR UNIT AND A METHOD FOR A NETWORK PROCESSOR UNIT - A method of and a network processor unit for processing of packets in a network, the network processor comprising: communication interface configured to receive and transmit packets; at least one processing means for processing packets or parts thereof; an embedded switch configured to switch packets between the communication interface and the processing means; and wherein the embedded switch is configured to analyze a received packet and to determine whether the packet should be dropped or not; if the packet should not be dropped, the switch is configured to store the received packet, to send a first part of the packet to the processing means for processing thereof, to receive the processed first part of the packet from the processing means, and to transmit the processed first part of the packet. | 06-11-2015 |
20150215204 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR PRE-CLASSIFYING PACKETS - The disclosed embodiments relate to a system that provides an intelligent port infrastructure for communication network devices. This is accomplished by incorporating a highly configurable pre-classifier module into the port infrastructure. This pre-classifier makes it possible to realign packet data to add a configurable number of bytes to the front of the packet, and also to select interesting data from incoming packets for further analysis. The selected data is sent into a configurable classification engine, which generates instructions that specify how to determine associated packet attributes. The packet attributes are then generated based on the instructions, and are forwarded along with the packet to downstream processing units. | 07-30-2015 |
James P. Carlstrom, Deer Park, IL US
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20090145002 | Dryer extension and method of drying an object - A dryer extension. The extension connects with the dryer for dispensing heated air beyond an exhaust outlet of the dryer. The extension comprises a tube section having a first end, a second end and a tube body disposed between the first end and the second end. The tube body has an inner wall and outer wall defining a hollow channel between the first end and the second end. The tube body further has a plurality of apertures defined through the outer wall and the inner wall and in communication with the hollow channel. The extension further comprises an adapter that connects with the tube section. The adapter has a proximal end, a distal end and an adapter body disposed between the proximal end and the distal end. The proximal end removably connects with the dryer and the distal end connects with the first end of the tube section such that forced air dispelled by the hair dryer flows out the exhaust outlet, within the hollow channel of the tube section and out of the plurality of apertures. | 06-11-2009 |
Karl Carlstrom, Hok SE
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20140065128 | TREATMENT FOR IgE-MEDIATED DISEASE - The invention provides an EndoS polypeptide, or a polynucleotide encoding an EndoS polypeptide, for use in a method for treating or preventing a disease or condition mediated by IgE antibodies. | 03-06-2014 |
Peter Carlström, Hisings Backa SE
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20100101531 | ENGINE BRAKE FOR VEHICLE - An engine brake system and a method for controlling the exhaust gas pressure of an exhaust system for a vehicle provided with an engine are provided. The system includes a main exhaust gas conduit connected to the turbine of a turbo arrangement and an Exhaust Pressure Governor (EPG) which is used to create a backpressure in the exhaust system so as to function as an engine brake. The turbo arrangement includes a Variable Geometry Turbine (VGT). The Exhaust Pressure Governor is located in a bypass conduit which is connected to the main exhaust conduit upstream the connection to the turbine of the turbo arrangement and the main exhaust conduit includes a valve arrangement downstream the bypass conduit connection for closing the main exhaust conduit. According to the method for controlling the system, the flow passage through the main conduit is open and the flow through the bypass conduit is closed in response to an output control indicating that no engine braking is desired. In case there is an output control indicating that engine braking is desired, the flow passage through the main conduit is closed and the flow through the bypass conduit is open whereby the EPG is controlled to provide a desired backpressure according to the control signals from the control system. | 04-29-2010 |
Seth Carlstrom, Bozeman, MT US
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20150216710 | DEVICES TO DILATE NASAL AIRWAYS FOR VARIOUS APPLICATIONS INVOLVING: ACTIVITIES USING GOGGLES WITH A HELMET OR GOGGLES ALONE; SWIMMING WITH GOGGLES, WITHOUT OR WITH A SWIM CAP; SLEEP; SLEEP WITH A CPAP MASK; AND FOR PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES - Medical devices are disclosed as providing nasal airway dilation in subjects in need thereof whose nasal airways are partially or completely blocked, such as for sleep; with CPAP masks; for exercise; wearing goggles alone or with helmets; and for swimming. In an aspect, the devices with a group of applications provide nasal dilation to overcome obstruction caused by nasal valve dysfunction. Methods of employing the same to dilate nasal airways are further disclosed. | 08-06-2015 |
20150293374 | ADJUSTABLE IN-SITU DEVICE TO STABILIZE AND MAINTAIN POSITIONING OF EYEWEAR ON A USER - Devices for eyewear and eyeglasses providing in situ adjustability to stabilize and maintain positioning of the eyewear and/or eyeglasses on a user are disclosed. The devices are further suitable for use in conjunction with a retainer strap and/or integrated with a retainer strap. The devices are further suitable for integration into the manufacture of eyewear and/or eyeglasses. Embodiments of the device and methods of employing the same are set forth. | 10-15-2015 |
Steve W. Carlstrom, Salt Lake City, UT US
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20150057697 | SHEATHLESS GUIDE, RAPID EXCHANGE DILATOR AND ASSOCIATED METHODS - Dilators, such as rapid exchange dilators, configured for percutaneous access are disclosed. The dilator may be configured to be disposable within, or couplable with, a catheter. In some embodiments, the dilator, or the coupled dilator and the catheter, may be configured such that a sheath is not required for percutaneous access. In other embodiments, the dilator may comprise a plug such that a guide wire may be directed from a distal end of the dilator through a port, such as a rapid exchange port, in a sidewall of the dilator. The plug may also be configured to permit passage of fluid through a lumen of the dilator while inhibiting passage of the guide wire through a length of the dilator. | 02-26-2015 |