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Jurasek
Chris Jurasek, Gurnee, IL US
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| 20120084108 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR A WORK FLOW MANAGEMENT APPLICATION SUITE FOR MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS DEVICES - Systems and methods for a work flow management application suite for mobile communications devices are provided. In one embodiment, a method for providing work flow management from a mobile communication unit comprises: initiating a login from the mobile communication unit to a back-end database by transmitting a unique device ID for the mobile communication unit, a username and password to a supervisory server; when the logon is granted, retrieving project information records from the back-end database for one or more projects assigned to the username; and displaying on the mobile communication unit a schedule of project information for the one or more projects based on the project information records, wherein the project information includes a Method of Procedure (MOP) status for each of the one or more projects, the MOP status indicating whether a MOP to perform a work task is currently valid. | 04-05-2012 |
David Walter Jurasek, Banks, OR US
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| 20100104175 | Integrated image processor - A system is disclosed. An input interface is configured to receive pixel data from two or more images. A pixel handling processor disposed on the substrate is configured to convert the pixel data into depth and intensity pixel data. In some embodiments, a foreground detector processor disposed on the substrate is configured to classify pixels as background or not background. In some embodiments, a projection generator disposed on the substrate is configured to generate a projection in space of the depth and intensity pixel data. | 04-29-2010 |
Kris C. Jurasek, Aurora, IL US
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| 20080290058 | Railroad car draft gear - A railroad car draft gear including a housing having an open end with a friction clutch assembly arranged in operable combination therewith. An elongated elastomeric spring assembly is disposed within the housing for storing energy during axial compression of the draft gear. A spring seat is arranged within the housing between the spring assembly and an end portion of each friction member forming part of the friction clutch assembly. The spring seat defines a surface, arranged in contacting relation with an end of the spring assembly, and defining at least one incongruity for allowing the elastomer of the spring assembly to combine therewith so as to establish a mechanical bond between the spring assembly and the spring seat. | 11-27-2008 |
Ryan Jurasek, Boise, ID US
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| 20110050343 | BIAS CIRCUIT AND AMPLIFIER PROVIDING CONSTANT OUTPUT CURRENT FOR A RANGE OF COMMON MODE INPUTS - Bias circuits, amplifiers and methods are provided, such as those for providing bias signals over a range of common mode inputs for an amplifier to output a constant current. One example of a bias circuit is configured to generate a bias signal having a voltage magnitude according to a reference signal. The reference signal is indicative of a common mode input level of an input signal of the amplifier circuit and the bias circuit is further configured to adjust the bias signal over a range of common mode input levels. An amplifier receiving the bias signal is configured to generate an output signal in response to an input signal and drive an output current based on the voltage magnitude of the bias signal provided by the bias circuit. | 03-03-2011 |
| 20110204981 | BIAS CIRCUIT AND AMPLIFIER PROVIDING CONSTANT OUTPUT CURRENT FOR A RANGE OF COMMON MODE INPUTS - Bias circuits, amplifiers and methods are provided, such as those for providing bias signals over a range of common mode inputs for an amplifier to output a constant current. One example of a bias circuit is configured to generate a bias signal having a voltage magnitude according to a reference signal. The reference signal is indicative of a common mode input level of an input signal of the amplifier circuit and the bias circuit is further configured to adjust the bias signal over a range of common mode input levels. An amplifier receiving the bias signal is configured to generate an output signal in response to an input signal and drive an output current based on the voltage magnitude of the bias signal provided by the bias circuit. | 08-25-2011 |
Tomas Jurasek, Pribor CZ
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| 20090190368 | PROJECTOR UNIT - A projector unit is provided with a mechanism for changing the spatial distribution of a light beam. The projector unit includes a housing, an action element having a revolving shaft, a first diaphragm for cropping the light beam, wherein the first diaphragm is fixedly coupled to the shaft of the action element, a second diaphragm for cropping the light beam, wherein the second diaphragm is rotatingly coupled to the shaft of the action element, a first biasing element disposed between the second diaphragm and the housing, wherein the first biasing element regulates a positioning of the second diaphragm relative to the housing, and a second biasing element disposed between the first diaphragm and the second diaphragm, wherein the second biasing element regulates a spacing between the first biasing element and the second biasing element. | 07-30-2009 |