Frischknecht
Andreas P. Frischknecht US
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20120260002 | Output Module For An Industrial Controller - An output module for an industrial controller configurable to simplify setup and commissioning is disclosed. The output module includes configurable PWM outputs that may be scheduled to start at different times within the PWM period, that may be configured to generate a fixed number of PWM pulses, and that may have an extendable PWM period. The output terminals are configurable to enter a first state upon generation of a fault and further configurable to enter a second state after a configurable time delay following the fault being generated. The output module may receive inputs signals directly from another module and set output signals at the terminals responsive to these signals. | 10-11-2012 |
Andreas P. Frischknecht, Singapore SG
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20140237141 | Pulse Width Modulated Outputs for an Output Module in an Industrial Controller - An output module for an industrial controller configurable to simplify setup and commissioning is disclosed. The output module includes configurable PWM outputs that may be scheduled to start at different times within the PWM period, that may be configured to generate a fixed number of PWM pulses, and that may have an extendable PWM period. The output terminals are configurable to enter a first state upon generation of a fault and further configurable to enter a second state after a configurable time delay following the fault being generated. The output module may receive inputs signals directly from another module and set output signals at the terminals responsive to these signals. | 08-21-2014 |
20140243999 | PEER COMMUNICATION BETWEEN MODULES IN AN INDUSTRIAL CONTROLLER - An output module for an industrial controller configurable to simplify setup and commissioning is disclosed. The output module includes configurable PWM outputs that may be scheduled to start at different times within the PWM period, that may be configured to generate a fixed number of PWM pulses, and that may have an extendable PWM period. The output terminals are configurable to enter a first state upon generation of a fault and further configurable to enter a second state after a configurable time delay following the fault being generated. The output module may receive inputs signals directly from another module and set output signals at the terminals responsive to these signals. | 08-28-2014 |
20140244002 | SYSTEM FOR MONITORING STATUS OF MODULES IN AN INDUSTRIAL CONTROLLER - An output module for an industrial controller configurable to simplify setup and commissioning is disclosed. The output module includes configurable PWM outputs that may be scheduled to start at different times within the PWM period, that may be configured to generate a fixed number of PWM pulses, and that may have an extendable PWM period. The output terminals are configurable to enter a first state upon generation of a fault and further configurable to enter a second state after a configurable time delay following the fault being generated. The output module may receive inputs signals directly from another module and set output signals at the terminals responsive to these signals. | 08-28-2014 |
Andreas P. Frischknecht, Kawasaki-Shi JP
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20140365015 | INTEGRATED COUNTERS IN AN INPUT MODULE FOR AN INDUSTRIAL CONTROLLER - An input module for an industrial controller is configurable to simplify setup and commissioning. The input module includes input terminals configurable, for example, as a counter input. Still other input terminals may be configured to trigger events as a function of the input signals present at the terminals. Time signals corresponding to transitions in state of the input terminals, triggering of events, or operation of the counters may be recorded. The input module is further configurable to transmit data back to the processor or to transmit data directly to another module in the industrial control network. | 12-11-2014 |
20140371877 | EVENT GENERATION IN AN INPUT MODULE FOR AN INDUSTRIAL CONTROLLER - An input module for an industrial controller is configurable to simplify setup and commissioning. The input module includes input terminals configurable, for example, as a counter input. Still other input terminals may be configured to trigger events as a function of the input signals present at the terminals. Time signals corresponding to transitions in state of the input terminals, triggering of events, or operation of the counters may be recorded. The input module is further configurable to transmit data back to the processor or to transmit data directly to another module in the industrial control network. | 12-18-2014 |
Kyle D. Frischknecht, Goleta, CA US
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20080224601 | Light-Emitting Device with Supported Cover - A light-emitting device is described with a flat light-emitting element on a substrate and is encapsulated under a cover. The cover is supported by at least one support element in a central section at a distance from the edge of the light-emitting element. Further provided are indentations in the surface facing the light-emitting element, in which is a cavity containing a getter material. At the boundary, the cover is sealed to the substrate with a sealing compound. | 09-18-2008 |
20100270919 | FLAT PLATE ENCAPSULATION ASSEMBLY FOR ELECTRONIC DEVICES - Described are encapsulation assemblies useful for electronic devices having a substrate and an active area, the encapsulation assembly comprising a barrier sheet and a barrier structure that contains an adhesive and a discreet material, wherein the barrier structure is configured so as to substantially hermetically seal an electronic device when in use thereon. The barrier structure bonds the encapsulation assembly to the electronic device and contains a getter material to protect against environmental degradation. | 10-28-2010 |
20110081735 | PROCESS FOR FORMING ENCAPSULATED ELECTRONIC DEVICES - There is provided herein a process for forming an encapsulated electronic device. The device has active areas and sealing areas on a substrate. The process includes providing the substrate; forming a discontinuous pattern of a material having a first surface energy on at least a portion of the sealing areas; forming multiple active layers, where at least one active layer is formed by liquid deposition from a liquid medium having a surface energy greater than the first surface energy; providing an encapsulation assembly; and bonding the encapsulation assembly to the substrate in the sealing areas. Also provided are devices formed by the disclosed processes. | 04-07-2011 |
Martin Frischknecht, Brittnau CH
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20100323074 | DEVICE FOR HEATING AND FOAMING MILK - A device for heating and foaming milk includes a steam-generating device to generate steam by heating water. The steam generating device has a steam outlet. A shut-off value is coupled to the steam outlet. A first line is coupled via the shut-off valve to the steam outlet of the steam-generating device so that steam can be discharged through the first line from the steam-generating device. The first line is selectively opened and closed with the aid of the shutoff valve. The first line has an outlet arranged to be submerged directly into a container which contains the milk to be foamed. A second line having an outlet is coupled to a pump to pump air into the second line. The outlet of the second line is arranged to be submerged separately and at a distance to the first line directly into the container holding the milk to be foamed, so that steam and air is supplied completely separate from each other during the heating and foaming of the milk. | 12-23-2010 |