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Albert Grippo, Virginia Beach, MD US
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| 20080245142 | ENGINE POSITION TRACKING FOR INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES - A method for determining engine crankshaft position determines the position of a rotating crankshaft using one or many crankshaft position sensors. The sensor output signals representing crankshaft position are digitized and specific timing positions are derived. The sampled timing positions are compared to a known position template to determine crankshaft position. | 10-09-2008 |
| 20100126260 | MANIFOLD PRESSURE DETERMINATION DEVICE - A pressure measurement system includes a multiplexer unit which inputs a plurality of electrical signals representative of pressures, and a comparison unit which compares the electrical signals among each other to determine a specified signal characteristic, wherein the multiplexer unit selects one of the electrical signals as an output signal based on the determination of the specified signal characteristic, and outputs the selected signal. | 05-27-2010 |
| 20100263439 | ENGINE POSITION TRACKING FOR INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES - A method for determining engine crankshaft position determines the position of a rotating crankshaft using one or many crankshaft position sensors. The sensor output signals representing crankshaft position are digitized and specific timing positions are derived. The sampled timing positions are compared to a known position template to determine crankshaft position. | 10-21-2010 |
| 20110218726 | UEGO SENSOR AIR-FUEL RATIO DETERMINATION SYSTEM AND METHOD - A method of determining an air-fuel ratio of an internal combustion engine in real-time includes: calibrating sensitivity of a universal exhaust gas oxygen sensor to a plurality of gases; inputting to a universal exhaust gas oxygen sensor controller a molecular composition of Hydrogen, Carbon, Oxygen, and Nitrogen which comprise a combustion fuel in use in the internal combustion engine; calculating with the universal exhaust gas oxygen sensor controller an air-to-fuel ratio by performing a chemical balance equation calculation based on the universal exhaust gas oxygen sensor sensitivity calibration and the input combustion fuel molecular composition; and transmitting the calculated air-to-fuel ratio to an engine control unit in real-time. | 09-08-2011 |
Albert C. Grippo, Virginia Beach, VA US
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| 20120046886 | MASS-AIRFLOW MEASUREMENT CONVERSION APPARATUS FOR INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE CARBURETORS - A mass-airflow measurement conversion apparatus for internal combustion engine carburetors includes a plurality of pressure sensors disposed at different location along an air intake path of an internal combustion engine, each sensor adapted to sense a pressure of air flowing into the internal combustion engine and output an electrical signal as a pressure signal corresponding to the sensed air pressure; and a calculation section which receives the pressure signals and generates a mass air flow signal as an output signal based on the received pressure signals. | 02-23-2012 |
Eric Grippo, Geneva CH
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| 20100110841 | PROCESS FOR MANUFACTURING A CERAMIC ELEMENT FOR A WATCH CASE AND ELEMENT OBTAINED BY THIS PROCESS - According to this process for manufacturing a ceramic element intended to be fitted onto a watch case, the visible surface of which has features, a soluble layer ( | 05-06-2010 |
Paul Grippo, Palm Harbor, FL US
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| 20110106003 | DIALYSIS SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR CASSETTE-BASED PUMPING AND VALVING - A peritoneal dialysis system includes a disposable cassette including a flexible sheet; a hardware unit including (i) at least one pump actuator and piston head moved by the pump actuator, (ii) at least one valve actuator, (iii) at least one sensor, and (iv) a disposable cassette interface for interfacing with the disposable cassette, the disposable cassette interface including: (a) at least one pump aperture, the at least one piston head moveable out of and retractable into the at least one pump aperture to move a corresponding pumping portion of the flexible sheet of the disposable cassette, the piston head moving within a vacuum chamber, the vacuum chamber enabling a vacuum to be pulled around the piston head to the flexible sheet of the disposable cassette; (b) at least one valve aperture, at least a portion of the at least one valve actuator located in the valve aperture to move a valve portion of the flexible sheet of the disposable cassette; and (c) at least one sensor aperture, the at least one sensor located in the at least one sensor aperture, the at least one sensor operable with a sensor portion of the flexible sheet of the disposable cassette. | 05-05-2011 |
Paul M. Grippo, Bedford, NH US
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| 20080314412 | Self-Cleaning Injection Port for Analytical Applications - A self-cleaning injection port assembly that uses a movable wash chamber closure device ( | 12-25-2008 |
| 20090032065 | SYRINGE WASH STATION FOR ANALYTICAL APPLICATIONS - An apparatus and method that address carry-over and contamination resulting from incomplete washing/flushing of syringe surfaces routinely exposed to samples and/or reagents. Specifically, the apparatus and method provide for washing the interior of a syringe barrel as well as interior and exterior surfaces of a syringe needle. | 02-05-2009 |
| 20090158862 | SAMPLING PROBE, GRIPPER AND INTERFACE FOR LABORATORY SAMPLE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS - A self-contained sampling probe characterized by a drive module and a syringe module removably coupled coaxially to the drive module to allow for different syringe modules to be interchangeably coupled to the drive module. The coupling is effected by quick connect and disconnect devices, and the syringe module may carry an identifier. The probe is engageable by a gripper or insertable in an interface device, both of which provide for communication of the probe with other system components. The probe has a dimension that is 8 mm or less in at least one projection coincident with an aspirate/dispense axis of the probe | 06-25-2009 |
Rene Grippo, Boulder, CO US
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| 20110224588 | Personel Massaging System - A personal massaging system for efficiently massaging hard-to-reach areas upon oneself. The personal massaging system generally includes an elongated support including a first linear portion and a second linear portion, wherein the first linear portion extends from the second linear portion and wherein the first linear portion is obtuse to the second linear portion. At least one massaging device extends from the elongated support, wherein the massaging device may be utilized to massage either hard-to-reach areas or easy-to-reach areas upon the user. | 09-15-2011 |
Ronald V. Grippo, Red Bank, NJ US
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| 20110299523 | Correlating Information Between Internet and Call Center Environments - Coordination of information at the network-based level between call centers connectable over a telecommunications network, such as a telephone network, and a packet network, creates improved integration of and bonding between a customer's interaction with a Web site and with a call center. Information about the customer and the customer's Web interaction are delivered to the call center agent along with the call, leading to increased productivity and efficiency in call handling and improved call routing. Calls may be routed to existing call centers based upon information from the Web experience, and information from the user's Web interaction is shared with the call center. Web interaction information is passed to existing call centers using known call center external control methods, such as DNIS signaling. Information about the Web experience may also be “whispered” to the call center agent, and an agent may “push” Web pages for review by the customer. | 12-08-2011 |