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Aleksandar Duric, Zug CH
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| 20110156897 | DETERMINATION OF AN ALARM-ISSUING TIME OF AN ALARM DEVICE - A method for determining a triggering time for the issuance of an alarm by an alarm device. A measured value is sensed at a measuring time, and the measured value is indicative of a hazard potential within a monitoring range. A waiting time is identified by way of a function which respectively indicates an assigned waiting time for a plurality of different measured values and which has a continuous profile. The triggering time is determined on the basis of the measuring time and the identified waiting time. In addition, an alarm device having a detection device for sensing a measured value and having an evaluation device which is configured to carry out said method is described. In addition, a program element for determining a triggering time for the issuance of an alarm by an alarm device is described, wherein the program element can be loaded into an evaluation unit of the alarm device and can cause the abovementioned method to be carried out. | 06-30-2011 |
Haris Duric, Eindhoven NL
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| 20080238411 | Magneto-Resistive Nano-Particle Sensor - A magnetic sensor device is suggested. The magnetic sensor device comprises at least one magnetic field generator, a magnetic sensor element ( | 10-02-2008 |
| 20100052665 | MAGNETIC SENSOR DEVICE FOR AND A METHOD OF SENSING MAGNETIC PARTICLES - A magnetic sensor device ( | 03-04-2010 |
Harris Duric, Helmond NL
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| 20100033175 | MAGNETO-RESISTIVE SENSOR - A high-performance, integrated AMR sensor has compensation and flipping coils for signal conditioning of the sensor output. At least one of the coils is formed in the laminate that connects the AMR sensor with its IC within a single package. As a result, the dimensions of the die area of the AMR sensor and the package size can be kept small. | 02-11-2010 |
Neb Duric, Bloomfield Hills, MI US
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| 20110146371 | METHOD FOR CALIBRATING A TRANSDUCER ARRAY - An iterative method for calibrating a transducer array characterized by calibration parameters, based on time delay measurements between transducer pairs, comprising the steps of: creating a distance data set that includes pairwise distances between estimated positions of transducer; forming a time delay measurement data set that includes time delay measurements between transducer pairs; generating from the time delay measurement data set an estimate of at least one calibration parameter; modifying the time delay measurement data set and the distance data set based on the estimated calibration parameters; denoising the modified distance data set with an iterative algorithm; updating the estimated positions of transducers based on the denoised modified distance data set; and repeating at least a portion of the steps until the difference between the estimated positions of transducer pairs and updated estimated positions of transducers satisfies a stopping criterion. | 06-23-2011 |
Nebojsa Duric, Bloomfield Hills, MI US
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| 20080275344 | Method and Apparatus for Categorizing Breast Density and Assessing Cancer Risk Utilizing Acoustic Parameters - A method for categorizing whole-breast density is disclosed. The method includes the steps of exposing breast tissue to an acoustic signal; measuring a distribution of an acoustic parameter by analyzing the acoustic signal; and obtaining a measure of whole-breast density from said measuring step. An apparatus is also disclosed. | 11-06-2008 |
Sanel Duric, Gothenburg SE
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| 20090081612 | IMPLANT - An implant ( | 03-26-2009 |
Zoran Duric, Fairfax, CA US
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| 20100134408 | Fine-motor execution using repetitive force-feedback - An individual's fine-motor skills can be assessed using a force-feedback haptic unit that includes an end-effecter and programmable settings. To assess these skills, a tangible computer readable medium initializes the programmable settings with a set of initial settings. It then presents a 3-D representation of a character or characters to a user. The user in turn is prompted to mimic the character(s) on a work space. While the user is attempting to mimic the character(s) using the end-effecter on the work space, timed stroke data are collected from the force-feedback haptic unit. Using the timed stroke data, an analysis is then generated to determine the user's precision and accuracy of mimicking the character. | 06-03-2010 |