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Andrew Jalics, Akron, OH US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
|---|---|---|
| 20080245930 | HIGH INTENSITY LASER POWER BEAMING RECEIVER FOR SPACE AND TERRESTRIAL APPLICATIONS - Systems and methods are described that facilitate refueling a vehicle with electrical energy by targeting receiver thereon and pointing a high-intensity laser source at the receiver. Vertical multi-junction (VMJ) photocells receive the laser energy and convert the laser energy into electrical energy. The laser source can operate at a range of output power levels depending on the vehicle's energy needs. The laser source can be pulsed or continuous near-infrared laser source. A heat exchanger can be coupled to the receiver to dissipate laser energy not converted into electrical energy. If the vehicle has a propeller, the heat exchanger can be mounted to the vehicle in the propeller wash path. | 10-09-2008 |
Christof Jalics, Heidenheim DE
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
|---|---|---|
| 20100252526 | Method for Manufacturing a Device on a Substrate - A method for manufacturing a device on a substrate includes forming a layer structure on the substrate, forming an auxiliary layer on the layer structure, forming a planarization layer on the auxiliary layer and on the substrate, exposing the auxiliary layer by a chemical mechanical polishing process and removing at least partly the auxiliary layer to form a planar surface of the remaining auxiliary layer or of the layer structure and the planarization layer. The chemical mechanical polishing process has a first removal rate with respect to the planarization layer and a second removal rate with respect to the auxiliary layer and the first removal rate is greater than the second removal rate. | 10-07-2010 |
Laci J. Jalics, Ray, MI US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
|---|---|---|
| 20080240051 | WIRELESS DIAGNOSTIC MONITORING SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR MONITORING WIRELESS DEVICES - A wireless diagnostic monitoring system and a method for monitoring wireless devices are provided. The system includes at least one wireless device having a first RF transceiver and a first microprocessor operably coupled to the first RF transceiver. The wireless device is configured to transmit an RF signal having a diagnostic message having operational status information associated with the wireless device and a unique identifier identifying the wireless device. The system further includes a monitoring device having a second RF transceiver and a second microprocessor operably coupled to the second RF transceiver. The second RF transceiver is configured to receiver the RF signal. The second microprocessor is configured to determine an operational task to perform based on the operational status information. The second microprocessor is further configured to store data associated with the operational task in a memory device. | 10-02-2008 |
| 20080253581 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR STREAMING DATA BETWEEN A PORTABLE SERVER COMPUTING DEVICE AND A CLIENT COMPUTING DEVICE - A system and a method for streaming data between a portable server computing device and a client computing device are provided. The method include transmitting an RF signal having streaming data from a first audio file from the portable server computing device to a client computing device. The method further includes emitting sound corresponding to the streaming data in the RF signal from the client computing device, in response to the client computing device receiving the RF signal. | 10-16-2008 |
| 20090273438 | Remote monitoring, interrogation and control apparatus for stationary and mobile systems - A wireless control apparatus includes a function control device adapted to control a function and a nomadic device. The nomadic device and the function control device communicate by a long-range communication network to control functions on the function control device in response to signals from the nomadic device. The nomadic device and the function control device can also communicate by a mid-range communication network. A portable fob transmits signals to the function control device and/or the nomadic device for controlling functions. | 11-05-2009 |