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Hans K. Dijk Van, Sittard NL
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| 20100020559 | LAMP SOCKETS - The invention relates to a lamp socket consisting at least partially of a plastic composition having a through plane thermal conductivity of at least 0.5 W/m.K. The plastic composition may comprise a thermoplastic polymer and a thermally conductive filler and/or a thermally conductive fibrous material. For example, the plastic composition may comprise a semicrystalline polyamide having a melting point of at least 200° C., glass fibres and boron nitride. The tendency to fogging is reduced. | 01-28-2010 |
| 20100283001 | HEAT-PROCESSABLE THERMALLY CONDUCTIVE POLYMER COMPOSITION - The present invention relates to a heat-processable thermally conductive polymer composition comprising (a) 30 to 95% by weight of a thermoplastic polymer (b) 5 to 40% by weight of a graphite powder; and (c) 0 to 65% by weight of optional further component(s), wherein the particles of the graphite powder are in the form of platelets having a thickness of less than 500 nm, and a process for the preparation heat-processable thermally conductive polymer composition. | 11-11-2010 |
Hans K. Fauske, Hinsdale, IL US
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| 20110214763 | CARTRIDGE TYPE VORTEX SUPPRESSION DEVICE - A vortex suppression device is provided which includes a plurality of spaced apart porous panels arranged generally parallel with respect to each other for placement adjacent a suction pipe inlet. The panels of the suppression device are oriented generally perpendicular to, or parallel to the suction pipe inlet. The device serves to prevent formation of a sufficiently strong vortex capable of pulling a continuous gas core into the suction piping. | 09-08-2011 |
Hans K. Wanstad, Santa Clarita, CA US
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| 20110160553 | Sensor and monitor system - A monitor system to monitor a characteristic of a user is disclosed. The monitor system includes a sensor to produce a signal indicative of a glucose characteristic measured in the user, the sensor further having a sensor port. The monitor system further includes a recorder within a recording housing, the recorder hosing also encompassing a batter. The recorder further includes a recorder port that interfaces with the sensor port in order to receive the produced signals from the sensor port. A recorder clock that assigns a time to the signals from the sensor is also defined within the recorder housing, as is a recorder processor that includes a recorder memory that is coupled to the recorder port to store the produced signals from the sensor. The recorder further includes a data port defined to interface with a dock receiver. A dock that is remotely located from the sensor and the recorder is also included with the monitor system. The dock includes the dock receiver that physically couples the recorder to the dock via the data port and a dock processor that is coupled to the dock receiver. The monitor system further includes a data processor defined to analyze the signals from the sensor that were stored in the recorder. The data processor includes: a data processor memory to store data from the recorder and a data processor clock. Further included with the data processor is a program to assign the time and date of the signals from the sensor by comparing the time and date on the data processor clock with the time assigned to the signals from the sensor by the recorder clock. | 06-30-2011 |
Hans K. Wenstad, Santa Clarita, CA US
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| 20100174553 | Diabetes Therapy Management System - A method of diabetes analysis is provided. A plurality of glucose level readings for a user is received. The plurality of blood glucose level readings are analyzed to generate a report. The report includes a first chart along a 24-hour timeline indicating the plurality of glucose level readings, and a second chart having at least one of infusion device settings and active insulin levels corresponding to the 24-hour timeline of the first chart. | 07-08-2010 |