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Jason I. Formo, Brooklyn Park, MN US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20080246648METHODS FOR RAPID TARGET ACQUISITIONS IN RANGE MEASUREMENT SYSTEMS - A method for acquiring targets within a search area using an electronic device is disclosed. The method involves partitioning a first acquisition time period into a plurality of range gates, simultaneously positioning one or more of the range gates within the search area during a search mode, and transmitting an energy pulse train. Upon receipt of a reflection of the transmitted pulse train, the method records a signal level of the reflected energy pulse train within the first acquisition time period. Based on the recorded signal level, the method advances one or more of the range gates by a prescribed outbound movement increment until the signal level within at least one of the range gates is above a prescribed acquisition signal level threshold.10-09-2008
20090085798METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR OBTAINING IN-PHASE AND QUADRATURE COMPONENTS OF A SIGNAL - A method of obtaining in-phase and quadrature phase components for a narrowband signal is provided. The method includes digitally sampling a narrowband signal at a digital sampling rate to obtain a number of data points. The method subtracts a first portion of the data points corresponding to a first half of one period of the signal from a second portion of the data points corresponding to a second half of the one period of the signal to obtain a number of output data points which is less than the number of data points obtained from sampling the narrowband signal.04-02-2009
20090303103Method and System for Reducing a Leakage Component of a Received Radar Signal - Methods and systems for reducing a leakage component of a received-signal are disclosed. A transmit antenna of a radar system transmits a transmit-signal including a transmit component. A receive antenna of the radar system receives a received-signal including a leakage component and a target component. The received-signal corresponds to the transmit-signal. An overlap determination is made to determine whether the target component overlaps the leakage component and/or is received during a time when the leakage component is expected to be received. If overlap exists, a reduction leakage component (e.g., a previously determined reduction leakage component) is subtracted from the received-signal so as to produce a modified received-signal, the modified received-signal including the target component and substantially excluding the leakage component. If overlap does not exist, an estimate of the leakage component is produced and a reduction leakage component, based at least in part on the leakage component, is produced.12-10-2009

Jason I. Glithero, Mason, OH US

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20080208324METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR OCCLUDING AN ANATOMICAL STRUCTURE - Methods and apparatus for occluding an anatomical structure including a device having at least first and second clamp portions adapted to cooperate to move from an open position adjacent an anatomical structure to a closed position engaging and occluding the anatomical structure. A system for delivery of a fluid to affect occlusion of an anatomical structure is provided, as well as an applicator for deploying occlusion devices having different sizes.08-28-2008
20090012545Apparatus and Methods for Occluding a Hallow Anatomical Structure01-08-2009

Jason I. Sperske, Hayward, CA US

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20090070152SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR DYNAMIC QUOTE GENERATION - Accurate quotes can be generated using a dynamic approach to obtaining information. A set of questions can be generated to be displayed to a user. At least some of the questions can be evaluative questions, such that when an answer is received that answer is analyzed and the set of questions can be updated based upon the answer as determined by various business rules, etc. Once all answers are obtained, the answers are analyzed using a database of quote information and a set of quotes can be generated automatically. Information such as the carrier for each quote can be withheld such that the user is not able to independently use the quote to buy a product or service, and a user also can be prevented from going back and changing answers to the various questions in order to adjust the quotes displayed.03-12-2009