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Norman J. Armendariz, Plano, TX US
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| 20110298488 | THROUGH CARRIER DUAL SIDE LOOP-BACK TESTING OF TSV DIE AFTER DIE ATTACH TO SUBSTRATE - A method of testing electronic assemblies including singulated TSV die attached to a ML package substrate, on a substrate carrier. The substrate carrier includes through-holes for allowing probe contact to the BGA substrate pads on a bottomside of the package substrate that are coupled to the frontside of the TSVs. Contactable TSV tips on the bottomside of the TSV die are contacted with a topside coupler that includes a pattern of coupling terminals that matches a layout of at least a portion of the TSV tips or pads coupled to the TSV tips. The topside coupler electrically connects pairs of coupling terminals to provide a plurality of TSV loop back paths. The BGA substrate pads are contacted with a plurality of probes tips that extend through the through-holes to couple to the frontside of the TSVs. Electrical testing is performed across the electronic assembly to obtain at least one test parameter. | 12-08-2011 |
Norman J. Karin, Richland, WA US
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| 20100266691 | Agents and Methods to Stimulate Bone Healing - An agent for stimulating bone healing including isolated lysophosphatidic acid (LPA) and a hydrogel. A method of enhancing bone healing including identifying a damaged area of a bone and administering an agent comprising lysophosphatidic acid (LPA) is administered to the damaged area of the bone. A method of increasing bone regrowth. A subject is identified having a bone injury and lysophosphatidic acid (LPA) is administered to the subject. | 10-21-2010 |
Norman J. Macdonald Iii, Lunenberg, MA US
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| 20100126739 | DECORATIVE SUPPORT PANEL - The invention features an apparatus and method for positioning and supporting a sprinkler head in a ceiling, floor, or wall. In one aspect of the invention, a sprinkler head may be received by a sleeve extending through a broad surface of the plate. The plate may be configured to be removably attached to a support structure in the ceiling, floor, or wall and having an exterior surface exposed to the room or the plate may be attached to a decorative panel which is configured to be removably attached to a support structure in the ceiling, floor, or wall and having an exterior surface exposed to the room. The sleeve may be defined by an opening in the plate or it may be a separate structure permanently or removably attached to the plate. | 05-27-2010 |
| 20110278374 | DECORATIVE SUPPORT PANEL - The invention features an apparatus and method for positioning and supporting a sprinkler head in a ceiling, floor, or wall. In one aspect of the invention, a sprinkler head may be received by a sleeve extending through a broad surface of the plate. The plate may be configured to be removably attached to a support structure in the ceiling, floor, or wall and having an exterior surface exposed to the room or the plate may be attached to a decorative panel which is configured to be removably attached to a support structure in the ceiling, floor, or wall and having an exterior surface exposed to the room. The sleeve may be defined by an opening in the plate or it may be a separate structure permanently or removably attached to the plate. | 11-17-2011 |
Norman J. Macdonald, Iii, Lunenburg, MA US
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| 20090008104 | FIRE PROTECTION SPRINKLER HEAD SUPPORT - A central hub includes a plate and a sleeve attached to the plate and adapted to receive a sprinkler head. The sleeve may be a telescoping sleeve. By providing a central hub with the plate and sleeve, the central hub provides increased stability and versatility to the sprinkler head. The plate provides additional stability and support to the sleeve, and thus the sprinkler head, rendering the combination better able to operate effectively when high fluid pressures are utilized. The central hub is generally attached to a support structure by some mechanism, such as a leg. The addition of the plate adds versatility by increasing the number and variety of legs that can be used to attach the central hub to the support structure. | 01-08-2009 |
| 20110284098 | HUB WITH LOCKING MECHANISM - A hub assembly for supporting a portion of a flexible sprinkler assemblage within a ceiling, the hub assembly including a primary support mounted to a ceiling support member, and a secondary support member rotatable relative to a primary support member between an open position and a closed position. In the closed position, portions of the supports are overlapping and cut outs formed in the primary support cooperate together with cut outs formed in the secondary support to define a hub opening configured to receive the portion of the flexible sprinkler assemblage. The hub assembly also includes a locking mechanism configured to selectively connect the primary support to the secondary support, and an adjustment mechanism disposed on the primary support that is configured to secure the position of the portion of the flexible sprinkler assemblage within the hub opening, and is separate from the locking mechanism. | 11-24-2011 |
Norman J. Moore, North Berwick, ME US
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| 20080241864 | EIA for monitoring legionella pneumophila presence in water samples - A qualitative and quantitative EIA for detecting | 10-02-2008 |
| 20110201013 | Assays and Devices For Identifying Pathogens - Provided are methods and devices for identifying pathogens based on protein translation from ribosomes isolated from the pathogens. | 08-18-2011 |
Norman J. Suguitan, Ballston Lake, NY US
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| 20090295239 | HEAT TRANSFER ENHANCEMENT OF VENTILATION CHIMNEYS FOR DYNAMOELECTRIC MACHINE ROTORS - A cooling gas ventilation chimney is provided for an end region of a dynamoelectric machine having a rotor. A plurality of radial slots are provided in the rotor, and a plurality of coils are seated in the radial slots. The coils form radially stacked turns. The ventilation chimney includes one or more chimney slots that are defined in at least a portion of the radially stacked turns. The chimney slots extend in a substantially radial direction to the rotor, and at least a portion of a surface of the chimney slots is turbulated so as to have a roughened surface profile for enhanced heat transfer. | 12-03-2009 |
| 20100019591 | HEAT TRANSFER ENHANCEMENT OF VENTILATION CHIMNEYS FOR DYNAMOELECTRIC MACHINE ROTORS - A cooling gas ventilation chimney is provided for enhancing the heat transfer of an end region of a dynamoelectric machine. The dynamoelectric machine includes a rotor having a plurality of radial slots. A plurality of coils are seated in the radial slots, and the coils form a plurality of radially stacked turns. The ventilation chimney includes one or more chimney slots defined in at least a portion of the radially stacked turns. The chimney slots extend in a substantially radial direction to the rotor, and some of the chimney slots have an axial or circumferential length different from other chimney slots. | 01-28-2010 |
Norman J. Syguitan, Ballston Lake, NY US
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| 20100096937 | HEAT TRANSFER ENHANCEMENT OF DYNAMOELECTRIC MACHINE ROTORS - A rotor is provided for a dynamoelectric machine having one or more windings. The windings have one or more turns, and the turns have one or more outlet ducts that are located near a chimney. When the outlet ducts are stacked one on top of another, they form substantially radially oriented passages. The heat transfer performance of a portion of the rotor can be improved by locating two or more circumferentially spaced radial ducts near the chimney. A chimney can also be formed of one or more chimney slots defined in at least a portion of the turns, where one or more chimney slots extend in a substantially slanted direction to a radial direction of the rotor. A transition region of the rotor can also include one or more diagonal flow channels, which discharge into one or more chimneys. | 04-22-2010 |