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John Raymond

John Raymond Penica, Middletown, PA US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20090177070CATHETER TIP ELECTRODE ASSEMBLY AND METHOD FOR FABRICATING SAME - An electrode assembly for a sensor catheter tip includes a first electrode and a second electrode each having a central axis. The two electrodes are axially aligned and spaced apart along the axis. Each of the first and second electrodes comprises a contact aperture spaced from the center axis, and a contact. element positioned within each of the contact apertures. The center axis of each of the first and second electrodes is substantially aligned, and the contact elements corresponding to each of the first and second electrodes are offset, thereby providing staggered contact points for each respective electrode.07-09-2009

Patent applications by John Raymond Penica, Middletown, PA US

John Raymond Scarborough, Iii, Auburn, AL US

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20110219870Unitary Drive System for Water Meter - A metering apparatus for measuring the flow of water or other fluid through a conduit. The meter comprises a measuring chamber, in which is disposed a nutating ball and disc. A unitary biaxial member, comprising a drive shaft and a spindle having a longitudinal axis offset from that of the drive shaft, couples the ball and disc to a rotating magnet. The unitary biaxial member both controls the offset of the ball and disc from horizontal, such that it nutates in response to water flow through the meter, and translates this nutation to rotation of the magnet, allowing for measurement of water volume flowing through the measuring chamber.09-15-2011

John Raymond Vasko, Jr., San Diego, CA US

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20090115370Power Controller for Reducing Power Consumption of Off-Line Energy Loads - An AC powered charging station for multiple charger adapters is provided. The charging station includes a housing with at least one stowage volume with at least three sides collectively sized to accommodate multiple charger adapters. At least one AC outlet is accessible from said stowage volume. At least one relay is connected to at least one relay controlled AC outlet accessible from the storage volume. At least one timer is connected to at least one relay controlled AC outlet, and a timer activation switch may activate the timer to begin a power on cycle. The charging station may also include a storage area for storing devices. The storage are may include a plurality of leads for leading DC connectors from the stowage volume to the storage area.05-07-2009