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Andrew Dames, Cambridge GB
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| 20100283561 | MAGNETIC LATCHING ACTUATOR - A magnetic latching actuator operable to control the movement of at least a first contact and second contact between a closed position in which the contacts physically engage each other and an open position in which the contacts are spaced from each other. The magnetic latching actuator includes first and second stationary permanent magnets oriented such that the first magnetic field created by the first magnet and the second magnetic field created by the second magnet are in opposite directions. An actuation coil surrounds both the first and second magnets. Current is supplied to the actuation coil in a first direction to create a first magnetic field or a second direction to create a second actuation magnetic field opposite the first actuation magnetic field. A yoke is movable relative to the first and second magnets to cause the first and second contacts to move between the open and closed positions. | 11-11-2010 |
Andrew Nicholas Dames, Cambridgeshire GB
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| 20100318306 | CAPACITIVE VOLTAGE SENSOR - Apparatus for monitoring the voltage of electricity supplied on a cable ( | 12-16-2010 |
Andrew Nicholas Dames, Cambridge GB
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| 20080253715 | Optical Switch - An optical switch, comprises: a plurality of N input ports ( | 10-16-2008 |
| 20090257709 | OPTICAL SWITCH - An optical switch comprises a plurality of input ports and a plurality of out port ports; a plurality of displaceable optical elements for directing beams from a selected input to a selected output; wherein the number of displaceable elements substantially corresponds to either the number of input ports or the number of output ports. | 10-15-2009 |
Andrew Nicolas Dames, Cambridge GB
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| 20090322158 | CONTROLLING INDUCTIVE POWER TRANSFER SYSTEMS - An inductive power transfer system ( | 12-31-2009 |
Dwayne Dames, Boynton Beach, FL US
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| 20080313532 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR REPURPOSING FORMATTED CONTENT - A method and system for reformatting data. The method involves a series of steps which can include identifying a template which corresponds to a specified document. The specified document can contain formatted data. Additionally, the step of applying a template to the specified document can be extracting data from the formatted content. The step of formatting the data using a different markup language can be performed. | 12-18-2008 |
Elizabeth A. Dames, Harrisburg, NC US
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| 20100031021 | METHOD FOR IMPROVED KEY MANAGEMENT FOR ATMS AND OTHER REMOTE DEVICES - A method, article, and system for providing an effective implementation of a data structure comprising instructions that are cryptographically protected against alteration or misuse, wherein the instructions further comprise a trusted block that defines specific key management policies that are permitted when an application program employs the trusted block in application programming interface (API) functions to generate or export symmetric cryptographic keys. The trusted block has a number of fields containing rules that provide an ability to limit how the trusted block is used, thereby reducing the risk of the trusted block being employed in unintended ways or with unintended keys. | 02-04-2010 |
John Joseph Dames, St. Louis, MO US
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| 20080252786 | Systems and methods for creating displays - Systems and a methods for providing interactive interpretation of a data stream having a temporal element. Specifically, the ability to interpret an input stream to provide a different video output whereby the input is modified by a second temporal stream so as to provide for an interpreted output which is time dependent. | 10-16-2008 |
Lisa Dames, Roslindale, MA US
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| 20110106802 | Fixed content storage within a partitioned content platform using namespaces - Content platform management is enhanced by logically partitioning a physical cluster that comprises a redundant array of independent nodes. Using an interface, an administrator defines one or more “tenants” within the archive cluster, wherein a tenant has a set of attributes including, for example, namespaces, administrative accounts, data access accounts, and a permission mask. A namespace is a logical partition of the cluster that serves as a collection of objects typically associated with at least one defined application. Each namespace has a private file system such that access to one namespace (and its associated objects) does not enable a user to access objects in another namespace. A namespace has capabilities (e.g., read, write, delete, purge, and the like) that a namespace administrator can choose to enable or disable for a given data account. Using the interface, an administrator for the tenant creates and manages namespaces such that the cluster then is logically partitioned into a set of namespaces, wherein one or more namespaces are associated with a given tenant. This approach enables a user to segregate cluster data into logical partitions. Using the administrative interface, a namespace associated with a given tenant is selectively configured without affecting a configuration of at least one other namespace in the set of namespaces. This architecture enables support for many top level tenants, with multiple namespaces per tenant, and wherein configuration is effected at the level of a namespace. | 05-05-2011 |
Matthew Dames, Brimfield, IL US
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| 20090036249 | FLYWHEEL HAVING LUBRICATION-FLOW PASSAGEWAY - A flywheel includes a hub portion concentrically defined around a center of the flywheel. A body portion located peripherally around the hub portion has a driver-side face and a driven-side face. A plurality of passageways in the body portion extend through the flywheel and fluidly connect the driver-side face with the driven-side face. Each of the plurality of passageways is adapted to receive a flow of lubricant spilling onto the driver-side of the body portion when the flywheel is rotating, and to expel lubricant out of the driven-side face of the body portion. | 02-05-2009 |
Matthew W. Dames, Brimfield, IL US
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| 20100164310 | Liquid cooled permanent magnet rotor - A permanent magnet rotor for an electrical generator includes a rotor shaft and a rotor core mounted coaxially upon the rotor shaft. The rotor core defines a plurality of longitudinal core passages which include a segment of a rotor cooling circuit, and further includes a permanent magnet outer core component mounted on an inner core component and including a plurality of permanent magnets. A cooling liquid containment mechanism for the permanent magnet rotor includes a first liquid containment cover coupled to the inner core component and a second liquid containment cover coupled to the inner core component. The liquid containment covers are configured to contain cooling liquid passed from an inlet segment of the rotor cooling circuit defined by the rotor shaft into the plurality of longitudinal core passages, and thenceforth into an outlet segment of the rotor cooling circuit also defined by the rotor shaft. The liquid containment covers are mounted on the inner core component at locations radially inward of a cylindrical outer surface thereof. | 07-01-2010 |
Matthew William Dames, Brimfield, IL US
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| 20100105514 | Drive Assembly having ring gear friction clutch - A drive assembly for use with a mobile machine is disclosed. The drive assembly may have a flywheel, a planet carrier having a plurality of planet gears, and a damper operatively connecting the flywheel to the planet carrier. The drive assembly may also have a sun gear configured to mesh with the plurality of planet gears, a ring gear configured to mesh with the plurality of planet gears, and a friction clutch configured to inhibit rotation of the ring gear when a torque of the drive assembly is less than a threshold value. | 04-29-2010 |