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Eisner, US
Edward Eisner, Lexington, MA US
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| 20090266997 | ION SOURCE WITH ADJUSTABLE APERTURE - An ion implanter system including an ion source for use in creating a stream or beam of ions. The ion source has an ion source chamber housing that at least partially bounds an ionization region for creating a high density concentration of ions within the chamber housing. An ion extraction aperture of desired characteristics covers an ionization region of the chamber. In one embodiment, a movable ion extraction aperture plate is moved with respect to the housing for modifying an ion beam profile. One embodiment includes an aperture plate having at least elongated apertures and is moved between at least first and second positions that define different ion beam profiles. A drive or actuator coupled to the aperture plate moves the aperture plate between the first and second positions. An alternate embodiment has two moving plate portions that bound an adjustable aperture. | 10-29-2009 |
| 20100065761 | ADJUSTABLE DEFLECTION OPTICS FOR ION IMPLANTATION - A deflection component suitable for use in an ion implantation system comprises multiple electrodes that can be selectively biased to cause an ion beam passing therethrough to bend, deflect, focus, converge, diverge, accelerate, decelerate, and/or decontaminate. Since the electrodes can be selectively biased, and thus one or more of them can remain unbiased or off, the effective length of the beam path can be selectively adjusted as desired (e.g., based upon beam properties, such as energy, dose, species, etc.). | 03-18-2010 |
| 20100181470 | ION BEAM ANGLE CALIBRATION AND EMITTANCE MEASUREMENT SYSTEM FOR RIBBON BEAMS - An ion beam angle calibration and emittance measurement system, comprising a plate comprising an elongated slit therein, wherein the elongated slit positioned at a rotation center of the plate and configured to allow a first beam portion to pass therethrough. A beam current detector located downstream of the plate, wherein the beam current detector comprises a slit therein configured to permit a second beam portion of the first beam portion to pass therethrough, wherein the beam current detector is configured to measure a first beam current associated with the first beam portion. A beam angle detector is located downstream of the beam current detector and configured to detect a second beam current associated with the second beam portion. The plate, the current beam detector and the beam angle detector are configured to collectively rotate about the rotation center of the plate. | 07-22-2010 |
Edward C. Eisner, Lexington, MA US
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| 20090321657 | SYSTEM AND METHOD OF CONTROLLING BROAD BEAM UNIFORMITY - An ion beam uniformity control system, wherein the uniformity control system comprising a differential pumping chamber that encloses an array of individually controlled gas jets, wherein the gas pressure of the individually controlled gas jets are powered by a controller to change the fraction of charge exchanged ions, and wherein the charge exchange reactions between the gas and ions change the fraction of the ions with original charge state of a broad ion beam, wherein the charge exchanged portion of the broad ion beam is removed utilizing an deflector that generates a magnetic field, a Faraday cup profiler for measuring the broad ion beam profile; and adjusting the individually controlled gas jets based upon feedback provided to the controller to obtain the desired broad ion beam. | 12-31-2009 |
| 20100155623 | ION IMPLANTATION WITH DIMINISHED SCANNING FIELD EFFECTS - Ion implantation systems and scanning systems are provided, in which a focus adjustment component is provided to adjust a focal property of an ion beam to diminish zero field effects of the scanner upon the ion beam. The focal property may be adjusted in order to improve the consistency of the beam profile scanned across the workpiece, or to improve the consistency of the ion implantation across the workpiece. Methods are disclosed for providing a scanned ion beam to a workpiece, comprising scanning the ion beam to produce a scanned ion beam, adjusting a focal property of an ion beam in relation to zero field effects of the scanner upon the ion beam, and directing the ion beam toward the workpiece. | 06-24-2010 |
| 20110272567 | Throughput Enhancement for Scanned Beam Ion Implanters - Some aspects of the present disclosure increase throughput beyond what has previously been achievable by changing the scan rate of a scanned ion beam before the entire cross-sectional area of the ion beam extends beyond an edge of a workpiece. In this manner, the techniques disclosed herein help provide greater throughput than what has previously been achievable. In addition, some embodiments can utilize a rectangular (or other non-circularly shaped) scan pattern that allows real-time beam flux measurements to be taken off-wafer during actual implantation. In these embodiments, the workpiece implantation routine can be changed in real-time to account for real-time changes in beam flux. In this manner, the techniques disclosed herein help provide improved throughput and more accurate dosing profiles for workpieces than previously achievable. | 11-10-2011 |
Gerald R. Eisner, Chicago, IL US
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| 20110207429 | METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR AN EMERGENCY LOCATION INFORMATION SERVICE (E-LIS) - A method and system for determining and verifying a location of mobile and non-mobile devices in emergency situations. The method and system provide a current physical geographic location for a mobile or non-mobile device (e.g., building address, a building floor, a room on a building floor, campus, enterprise, city, state, region, country, continent, etc.) with and without translation of location coordinates, in an emergency situation such as an accident, fire, terrorist attack, military incident, kidnapping, etc. | 08-25-2011 |
Jake W. Eisner, San Francisco, CA US
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| 20110204757 | ORGANIZING VALET AND METHOD OF USING SAME - The present invention describes a piece of furniture and a method of using and making the same according to certain embodiments of the invention may include an organizing structure having a housing with an open front portion, a movable false interior wall capable of fastening at least a single electrical line and a tray at the uppermost portion wherein said electrical line is accessible. | 08-25-2011 |
Jake W. Eisner, Brooklyn, NY US
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| 20090015117 | PET CABINET AND METHOD OF MAKING SAME - A piece of furniture and a method of using it according to certain embodiments of the invention may include a cabinet having a housing with an open front portion, a false interior rear wall defining an electrical line routing space, and an electronic device supporting top tray for communicating with the electrical line routing space. | 01-15-2009 |
Jason M. Eisner, Baltimore, MD US
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| 20090254971 | SECURE DATA INTERCHANGE - A secure data interchange system enables information about bilateral and multilateral interactions between multiple persistent parties to be exchanged and leveraged within an environment that uses a combination of techniques to control access to information, release of information, and matching of information back to parties. Access to data records can be controlled using an associated price rule. A data owner can specify a price for different types and amounts of information access. | 10-08-2009 |
Jason M. Eisner, Philadelphia, PA US
Leo Eisner, Houston, TX US
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| 20100238765 | RESERVOIR CHARACTERIZATION FROM MULTICOMPONENT MICROSEISMIC DATA - A method for determining seismic anisotropy of subsurface rock formations includes measuring passive seismic signals at a plurality of locations above an area of the Earth's subsurface to be surveyed. The compressional- and shear-wave arrival times from at least one origin location of a seismic event occurring in the subsurface are determined from the measured seismic signals. The arrival times are inverted to obtain values of the seismic anisotropy parameters. | 09-23-2010 |
| 20110044131 | Method for Passive Seismic Emission Tomography Including Polarization Correction for Source Mechanism - A method for seismic event mapping includes selecting a plurality of subvolumes representing possible locations of origin of a seismic event in the Earth's subsurface. For each subvolume a plurality of possible directions of motion of subsurface formations is selected. For each subvolume and each possible direction of motion, polarity correction is applied to seismic signals recorded at a plurality of positions proximate a volume of the Earth's subsurface to be evaluated. The polarity correction is based on the direction of motion and the position of each seismic sensor with respect to the subvolume. The recorded, polarity corrected seismic signal recordings are time aligned. The time aligned recordings are summed. A most likely direction of motion and subvolume position are determined based on a selected attribute of the summed, time aligned seismic signals. | 02-24-2011 |
| 20110110191 | METHOD FOR DETERMINING DISCRETE FRACTURE NETWORKS FROM PASSIVE SEISMIC SIGNALS AND ITS APPLICATION TO SUBSURFACE RESERVOIR SIMULATION - A method for mapping a fracture network that includes determining a source of at least one seismic event from features in recorded seismic signals exceeding a selected amplitude (“visible seismic event”). The signals are generated by a plurality of seismic receivers disposed proximate a volume of subsurface to be evaluated. The signals are electrical or optical and represent seismic amplitude. A source mechanism of the at least one visible seismic event is determined. A fracture size and orientation are determined from the source mechanism. Seismic events are determined from the signals from features less than the selected amplitude (“invisible seismic events”) using a stacking procedure. A source mechanism for the invisible seismic events is determined by matched filtering. At least one fracture is defined from the invisible seismic events. A fracture network model is generated by combining the fracture determined from the visible seismic event with the fracture determined from the invisible seismic events. | 05-12-2011 |
| 20110242934 | PASSIVE SEISMIC DATA ACQUISITION AND PROCESSING USING MULTI-LEVEL SENSOR ARRAYS - A method for passive seismic surveying includes deploying seismic sensors in a plurality of spatially distributed wellbores disposed above a volume of subsurface formations to be evaluated. The sensors in each wellbore form a line of sensors. Each sensor generate optical or electrical signals in response to seismic amplitude. The seismic signals from each sensor are recorded for a selected period of time. The response of the seismic sensor recordings is beam steered to at least one of a selected point and a selected volume in the subsurface. At least one microseismic event is identified in the beam steered response. | 10-06-2011 |
| 20110286306 | DETERMINING ORIGIN AND MECHANISM OF MICROSEISMIC EVENTS IN THE EARTH'S SUBSURFACE BY DEVIATORIC MOMENT INVERSION - A method for locating origin time, origin location and source mechanism of seismic events occurring in a selected volume of subsurface formations includes calculating a travel time from each possible origin location to each of a plurality of seismic receivers disposed above the volume in a selected pattern. A signal amplitude is measured by each receiver for each possible origin time at each possible origin location. The signal amplitude is determined from the continuously recorded data by calculating travel time delays for each possible origin location and origin time. The deviatoric moment tensors are determined from the signal amplitudes by moment tensor inversion restricted to deviatoric moment tensors. A norm for each deviatoric moment tensor is generated. An origin time, origin position and source mechanism of a seismic event is determined wherein any norm exceeds a selected threshold. | 11-24-2011 |
Lester Eisner, Lakewood, CA US
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| 20110252735 | METAL CEILING SYSTEM HAVING LOCKING PANELS WITHOUT VISIBLE ACCESS HOLES - A suspended metal ceiling system having a grid of support members suspended from a structural ceiling and a plurality of ceiling panels positioned on the grid of the support members having a locking mechanism for connecting the ceiling panels to the grid actuatable from a side wall of the ceiling panels. | 10-20-2011 |
Mark Eisner, Framingham, MA US
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| 20120023193 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR EXCHANGING INFORMATION AMONG EXCHANGE APPLICATIONS - A system and method for communicating transaction information includes a plurality of client application devices distributed among one or more local client application devices and one or more remote client application devices, and a plurality of gateways distributed among one or more local gateways and one or more remote gateways. The one or more local gateways are configured to communicate the transaction information with the one or more local client application devices, with which the one or more local gateways are associated, using one or more local data formats. The one or more remote gateways are configured to communicate the transaction information with the one or more remote client application devices, with which the one or more remote gateways are associated, using one or more remote data formats. The one or more local gateways are configured to transform the transaction information in the one or more local data formats into one or more common data formats that are shared with the one or more remote gateways. The one or more remote gateways are configured to transform the transaction information in the one or more common data formats into the one or more remote data formats. The transaction information from the one or more local client application devices is communicated to the one or more remote client application devices for completing a transaction. | 01-26-2012 |
Nicholas K. Eisner, Ben Lomond, CA US
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| 20100062731 | Modular Charging Dock - A headset radio base, a headset charging system including a modular charging dock, and methods of charging various headsets are disclosed. In one embodiment, a headset radio base includes a charging dock interface configured to interface with one of a plurality of interchangeable charging docks having different form factors for charging different headsets, a transceiver for wirelessly communicating with the different headsets, a power source interface, and a network interface. | 03-11-2010 |
Seth Eisner, Mercer Island, WA US
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| 20110124388 | LOCATION-AWARE DISTRIBUTED SPORTING EVENTS - Various embodiments facilitate location-aware distributed competitions. In one embodiment, a system facilitates a distributed sporting event that includes multiple players traveling over courses that are remote from one another. The system includes a manager that receives state information, such as location information, from client devices used by each of the players. The manager then transmits location information for each of the players to the client devices, which are each configured to present a graphical representation, such as a map annotated with the locations of each of the players. The manager asserts a course to each of the players, by providing specific instructions to travel along a particular path. The client devices provide the players with the appearance of competing over the same course, even though they are all actually competing over courses remote from one another. | 05-26-2011 |
| 20110179458 | LOCATION-AWARE DISTRIBUTED SPORTING EVENTS - Various embodiments facilitate location-aware distributed competitions. In one embodiment, a system facilitates a distributed sporting event that includes multiple players traveling over courses that are remote from one another. The system includes a manager that receives state information, such as location information, from client devices used by each of the players. The manager then transmits location information for each of the players to the client devices, which are each configured to present a graphical representation, such as a map annotated with the locations of each of the players. The manager asserts a course to each of the players, by providing specific instructions to travel along a particular path. The client devices provide the players with the appearance of competing over the same course, even though they are all actually competing over courses remote from one another. | 07-21-2011 |