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Daniel C. Park, West Linn, OR US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20090153635Image Transfer Element with Balanced Constant Force Load - An image transfer mechanism includes a pressure element and a lever system. The lever system has a load attachment point with a range of position that depends on the thickness of a print medium positioned between the imaging element and the pressure element. A load mechanism includes a load connector with a distal end attached to the lever system load attachment point so that displacement of the lever system attachment point causes longitudinal movement of the load connector. The load mechanism applies a load that is substantially constant throughout the range of position of the lever system load attachment point. The load mechanism includes a spring and a crank attached to the spring and to the proximal end of the load connector. The crank is configured so that a change in the spring force produces a lesser change in the load force at the distal end of the load connector.06-18-2009

Patent applications by Daniel C. Park, West Linn, OR US

Daniel Clark Park, West Linn, OR US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20100047000AUTOMATED METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR SELF-CALIBRATION OF IMAGE ON MEDIA SHEETS USING AN AUTO DUPLEX MEDIA PATH - Automated image on media registration and self-calibration using a built-in printing system duplex media path is enabled. The media sheet can be registered in a registration system and a calibration image can be placed on the media sheet after registration of the media. The media sheet can be inverted in the duplex media path and re-fed for detection of calibration image placement accuracy on the media sheet. The registration system can transmit the image registration placement data to a printer controller. Thereafter, the printer controller can adjust system settings to compensate for an image placement registration offset using a calibration algorithm. The invention enables system adjustments without requiring manual measurements or media transfer to an independent scanning device or adding complexity to printing systems.02-25-2010
20110148957Bidirectional Ink Pump - An ink delivery and recovery system includes a first reservoir for containing ink for delivery to a plurality of ink jets of an imaging device, a second reservoir spaced apart from the first reservoir for containing ink for delivery to the first reservoir, and a third reservoir for capturing ink emitted from the plurality of ink jets. A first conduit is connected to the first reservoir and configured to permit flow of ink in a single direction toward the first reservoir. A second conduit is connected to the third reservoir and configured to permit flow of ink in a single direction away from the third reservoir. A third conduit is connected between the second reservoir and the first conduit and second conduit, the third conduit being configured to permit bidirectional flow of ink from the second reservoir toward the first and second conduits and from the first and second conduits toward the second reservoir. A bidirectional pump is associated with the third conduit.06-23-2011
20110221804System And Method For Improving Throughput For Printing Operations In An Indirect Printing System - A printer is configured with a controller that transforms operation of the printer to increase throughput. The printer includes an image receiving member, a printhead configured to eject ink drops onto the image receiving member to form an ink image, a transfix roller configured to move towards and away from the image receiving member to form a transfixing nip with the image receiving member selectively, a release agent applicator configured to engage the image receiving member selectively to apply release agent to the rotatable imaging member, and a controller configured to generate firing signals that operate the printhead from image data and to transform operation of the printer from a first printing process sequence to a second printing process sequence in response to a coverage parameter for image data to be printed being less than a predetermined threshold.09-15-2011
20120026255LIQUID INK DELIVERY SYSTEM INCLUDING A FLOW RESTRICTOR THAT RESISTS AIR BUBBLE FORMATION IN A LIQUID INK RESERVOIR - A fluid ink delivery system includes a receptacle positioned proximate to a plurality of inkjet ejectors, and an ink supply in fluid communication with the receptacle. Ink held in the receptacle may be withdrawn under negative pressure by a pump in the ink supply. A flow restrictor in fluid communication with the pump limits the negative pressure level applied by the pump to be less than a pressure that draws air across a porous member in the receptacle.02-02-2012
20120044303METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR PURGING AND SUPPLYING INK TO AN INKJET PRINTING APPARATUS - An ink delivery system is configured to supply ink to an ink reservoir fluidly coupled to inkjet ejectors and remove ink from a receptacle mounted proximate to the ink reservoir using a single conduit. The ink reservoir is configured to prevent air from being pulled through a reservoir membrane, and a reversible pump is configured to produce positive and negative pressure in the conduit to supply ink to the ink reservoir and remove ink from the receptacle, respectively.02-23-2012
20120075390INK PUMP WITH FLUID AND PARTICULATE RETURN FLOW PATH - A bidirectional sealless ink pumping system used in an inkjet printing device includes a liquid ink reservoir and a pump. The pump moves ink from the reservoir through a pumping chamber to supply ink to printheads in the printer, and moves ink from a recirculation receptacle through the pumping chamber to the reservoir. A portion of the ink in the pumping chamber is drawn out of the pumping chamber to lubricate the moving member and is filtered before returning to the pumping chamber.03-29-2012
20120098898METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR INK DELIVERY AND PURGED INK RECOVERY IN AN INKJET PRINTER - An inkjet printing apparatus is provided with a one-way valve to enable a single conduit to supply ink to an ink reservoir and withdraw purged ink from a receptacle into the ink reservoir. A bi-directional pump is operated in both directions in an alternating manner to withdraw ink from the receptacle when supplying the ink reservoir with ink.04-26-2012
20120154471ALTERNATE IMAGING ORDER FOR IMPROVED DUPLEX THROUGHPUT IN A CONTINUOUS PRINT TRANSFER PRINTER - A method/printer prints images on an “A” side of a first sheet of media and on an “A” side of a second sheet of media in a single full transfer rotation of a drum. The method then prints images on the B side of the first sheet and on an A side of a third sheet in a single full transfer rotation of the drum. Similarly, the method prints images on the B side of the second sheet and on an A side of a fourth sheet in a single full transfer rotation of the drum. This method then prints images on the B side of the third sheet and the B side of the fourth sheet in a single full transfer rotation of the drum.06-21-2012
20120200636WASTE INK RECLAMATION APPARATUS FOR LIQUID INK RECIRCULATION SYSTEM - An ink reclamation receptacle receives ink purged from an inkjet printing apparatus. Ink in the reclamation receptacle wets a porous membrane positioned in the reclamation receptacle, and flows into a flow channel. Negative pressure applied to a port that is placed in fluid communication with the flow channel withdraws ink from the flow channel for use in the inkjet printing apparatus, while ink wetting the pores in the membrane resists a flow of air into the flow channel.08-09-2012
20120256993PRINT PROCESS FOR DUPLEX PRINTING WITH ALTERNATE IMAGING ORDER - A method for performing duplex printing with improved throughput has been developed. The method includes forming an image of a back side of a first duplex page and an image of a front side of a second duplex page on an image receiving member. Two recording media sheets are serially passed through a nip to transfer the image of the first duplex page back side to a bare side of a recording media sheet that also bears the image of the front side of the first duplex page on an obverse side and to transfer the image of the second duplex page to a bare side of a recording media sheet that has not been previously printed.10-11-2012

Patent applications by Daniel Clark Park, West Linn, OR US

Daniel J. Park, Beaverton, OR US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20080232250SELECTION OF AN AUDIO VISUAL STREAM BY SAMPLING - The embodiments of the present invention provide for methods, devices, and systems for providing quality of service to network data that is received by an intermediate node in a local area network. In some embodiments, network data is categorized based on data flow, and based on such data flow, determining whether such flow exceeds a threshold. If the flow exceeds a threshold, such data flow is accordingly provided quality of service.09-25-2008
20080291828Detection of Signaling Flows - The embodiments of the present invention provide for methods, devices, and systems for providing quality of service (QoS) to network data that is received by an intermediate node in a local area network. In general, the embodiments of the present invention generally evaluate network traffic. Certain streams or flows are copied in appropriate buffer areas and accordingly evaluated by their traffic flow characteristics and further evaluated to determine if such streams/flows contain signaling or control information, which may be based on characteristic key words and/or structures. Based on the signaling or control information extracted, the appropriate stream is accordingly assigned or configured for quality of service (QoS) handling.11-27-2008
20090217333Method and system for discovering vacant DTV channels using DHCP server location - A wireless client device (e.g. a WSD) discovers vacant DTV channels using location information acquired from a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server. In one aspect of the invention, a wireless client device discovers vacant DTV channels through direct communication with a local DHCP server and a remote primary user database server. In another aspect of the invention, a wireless client device discovers vacant DTV channels from an access device that communicates with a local DHCP server and a remote primary user database server.08-27-2009
20100135318Enhanced power saving methods and systems for powerline network - Enhanced power saving methods and systems for a powerline network improve power conservation by adaptively regulating the monitoring of a shared carrier sense multiple access (CSMA) region of a beacon period based on current need. The methods and systems include one or more enhanced power saving modes (EPSM). In some embodiments, EPSM include one or both of an enhanced priority resolution (EPR) mode and an enhanced idle sensing (EIS) mode. In some embodiments, an EPSM is selected from a plurality of EPSM in response to an EPSM indicator detected in a beacon region of the beacon period.06-03-2010
20110313585Energy Management System to Reduce the Loss of Excess Energy Generation - Systems and devices for, and methods of, adaptive local energy storage capacity by changing operating set points of regulated energy load devices based on the presence, or absence, of an excess of available, generated energy.12-22-2011
20120035777Offered Actions for Energy Management Based on Anomalous Conditions - Systems and devices for, and methods of, energy management via prompted response options based on detected anomalous conditions.02-09-2012
20120176076Methods and systems for powering auxiliary devices in photovol taic system - Methods and systems for powering auxiliary devices in photovoltaic (PV) systems address shortcomings of conventional PV systems by harvesting unused electricity generated by the PV system to power the auxiliary devices. The methods and systems use PV panel power that is below the PV system inverter's harvesting threshold to charge rechargeable batteries in the auxiliary devices. The invention offers significant advantages over conventional PV systems, including full-time operability of auxiliary devices by virtue of rechargeable batteries that are charged using below threshold PV panel power, reduced field maintenance requirements for auxiliary devices (e.g., battery pack replacement), and elimination of bias in PV system performance data caused by parasitic load of auxiliary devices.07-12-2012
20120250665Method and system for maintaining concurrent membership in multiple networks from a single wireless modem - Method and system for maintaining concurrent membership in multiple networks from a single wireless modem on a wireless networking device. The device time-multiplexes between the networks according to time slots allocated to each network that are shorter than the membership timeout period for the other network. Moreover, whenever the device switches between the networks, the device resets the modem and rejoins the other network using configuration information stored in a nonvolatile memory when the network being rejoined was previously quit. Each network remains unaware of the device's membership in the other network and regards the absence of transmission from the device during the time slot allocated to the other network as a temporary loss of radio contact rather than a membership termination event. The invention enables a single-modem wireless networking device to maintain concurrent ZigBee sessions on a smart energy network and a home automation network.10-04-2012
20120311317Access-controlled customer data offloading to blind public utility-managed device - A method and system for access-controlled customer data offloading uses a blind public utility-managed device. A customer-managed device encrypts collected customer data using per-type, per-period keys and transmits the encrypted customer data to the utility-managed device. The customer-managed device further encrypts the per-type, per-period keys using a master key and transmits the encrypted per-type, per-period keys to the utility-managed device. When the current period ends (e.g., each day at midnight), the customer-managed device generates new per-type, per-period keys and continues the above customer data offloading using the new per-type, per-period keys. As a result, the customer offloads storage of customer data to the public utility without relinquishing control over access to the customer data. Moreover, the fact that the customer data are encrypted by data type and period allows the customer to access and expose the customer data in highly granular fashion.12-06-2012
20130013119Virtual Thermostat System and Method - A virtual thermostat system and method are provided. The method accepts commands via a virtual thermostat interface for establishing temperature set points for a plurality of zones. Energy consumption information is also accepted from a plurality of energy consumption units. Each unit consumes energy at an associated peak power to supply a controlled temperature medium to a corresponding zone. The method also accepts temperature measurements for each zone. Then, consumption commands are sent to each energy consumption unit in response to associated zone temperature set points, while insuring that a combined peak power of the energy consumption units is less than a maximum peak power threshold. In one aspect, the virtual thermostat accepts temperature measurements from a plurality of physical thermostats, each associated with an energy consumption unit. Then, consumption commands are relayed to the energy consumption units via associated physical thermostats.01-10-2013
20130013124System and Method for the Multi-Dimensional Representation of Energy Control - A multi-dimensional energy control system is provided with an energy management software application that organizes the consumption of energy by a device as an n-dimensional energy space, where n is an integer greater than 2, and each axis in the energy space represents an energy consumption characteristic. The energy management application generates instructions for a device in response to calculating a compromise operating point in the energy space. A user interface (UI) connected to the energy management application has a display to receive a graphical representation of the energy space and compromise operating point, and an input to receive user commands for moving the represented compromise operating point in the represented energy space. The energy management application calculates the compromise operating point in the energy space to match the displayed compromise operating point.01-10-2013

Patent applications by Daniel J. Park, Beaverton, OR US

Daniel J. Park, Beaveton, OR US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20130013118Thermostat with Set Point Range Feedback - A thermostat user interface (UI) is provided for presenting calculated set point ranges. The thermostat UI has a major thermostat scale for presenting a current temperature and an overall range of feasible temperatures. A set point indictor indicates a set point input (e.g., desired temperature) with respect to the major thermostat scale. A minor thermostat scale presents a set point range, where the set point range is a range of permitted temperature measurement variations from the set point input. The set point range brackets the set point indicator with a maximum temperature value representing a highest temperature in the set point range, and a minimum temperature value representing a lowest temperature in the set point range. If high and low temperature set point indictors are used, then there are first and second minor thermostat scales bracketing, respectively, the high and low temperature set point indicators.01-10-2013

Eric Park, Portland, OR US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20100305447Acoustic medical sensor for ultrasound imaging - A finger mounted acoustic sensor. Various embodiments of the finger mounted acoustic sensors include sensors mounted within a casing designed to fit between fingers. The sensor may be rotated with respect to the casing. Other embodiments include mounting tubes for wearing on a finger. Sensors are embedded in the tube and on the rings such that they are easily positioned using technician's fingers. Other embodiments include rings for mounting sensors on and for steadying the sensors. The hand and finger mounted sensors may be used to provide necessary pressure to the sensor and yet provide a sensor that may be manipulated using hand and finger motion. In other embodiments sensors having a local disconnect are disclosed. Such disconnects may be attached to the clothing of a medical professional, attached via a wrist or armband or the like. Various sensor packages may be accompanied by the use of a flat or flex cable to minimize the torque necessary to manipulate the sensor. Such sensors can be used with a ultrasound platform for generating, processing and displaying ultrasound images.12-02-2010

Hee-Jun Park, Portland, OR US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20100083018FAN SPEED CONTROL OF SILICON BASED DEVICES IN LOW POWER MODE TO REDUCE PLATFORM POWER - In general, in one aspect, the disclosure describes running a cooling fan within a computer at low speed while the computer is in low temperature operations (e.g., idle). The operation of the cooling fan may reduce processor (CPU) temperature enough to decrease processor leakage power, offsetting the power consumption of the fan, and possibly resulting in a net system power reduction. The benefit at the platform level increases further when considering the low efficiency of voltage regulation (VR) in this lower power regime, and potentially reductions in other components (e.g., graphics processor). The optimal fan speed is the speed at which the overall system power is reduced the most (e.g., processor power savings is greater than fan power utilized). The optimal temperature may be determined dynamically during operation or may be determined in manufacturing and applied statically during operation.04-01-2010
20110154066POWER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AND METHOD - A power manager controls the supply voltage level at a load according to load current demand, and optionally the impedance of the power delivery path, by adjusting the supply voltage. The supply voltage may be reduced by determining a fixed load current that corresponds to a first operating frequency, determining a supply voltage that corresponds to the fixed load current, and then powering the load based on the supply voltage. Alternatively, the supply voltage may be increased along with increasing the operating frequency of the load while maintaining system power consumption within a predetermined limit.06-23-2011
20120243364METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR DYNAMIC POWER MANAGEMENT OF MEMORIES - A method and apparatus for dynamic power management of memories. In one embodiment of the invention, the power consumption of the memories is reduced based on the operating state of the memories. For example, in one embodiment of the invention, the power supply to the memories is reduced when the memories are in an inactive state by reducing and/or turning off the input voltage(s) to the memories. In one embodiment of the invention, the processing unit dynamically changes the strength of the On-Die Termination pull-up/pull-down resistance based on the memory operating mode, memory voltage, and memory temperature.09-27-2012
20120311590RESCHEDULING ACTIVE DISPLAY TASKS TO MINIMIZE OVERLAPPING WITH ACTIVE PLATFORM TASKS - In general, in one aspect, a mobile device display includes panel electronics, a backlight driver and a rescheduler. The panel electronics is to generate images on an optical stack of the display based on input from a processing platform of the mobile device. The backlight driver is to control operation of a backlight used to illuminate the optical stack so that the user can see the images generated on the display. The rescheduler is to determine when a timing critical task of the processing platform overlaps with a non-timing critical task of the panel electronics or the backlight driver and reschedule the non-timing critical task until the timing critical task is inactive or a visual tolerance limit has been reached. The rescheduling minimizes overlap between the timing critical tasks and non-timing critical tasks and accordingly reduces power consumption without effecting performance or impacting a user's visual experience.12-06-2012

Patent applications by Hee-Jun Park, Portland, OR US

Hui Joon Park, Beaverton, OR US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20130037109METHODS OF MAKING ORGANIC PHOTOVOLTAIC CELLS HAVING IMPROVED HETEROJUNCTION MORPHOLOGY - Methods of making a photovoltaic device with an organic liquid precursor having electron donor, electron acceptor, and liquid carrier are provided. The liquid precursor is applied to an electrode. A gas permeable layer/stamp contacts and applies pressure to the organic liquid precursor removing liquid carrier to form a solid active material with uniform interpenetrating network domains of electron donor/acceptor materials. A two-step process is also contemplated. A liquid precursor with either electron donor or acceptor is applied to an electrode, contacted under pressure with a first stamp having a nanoscale pattern, thus forming a solid with a patterned surface. Then, a second liquid precursor with the other of the electron donor or acceptor is applied to the patterned surface, contacted with a second stamp under pressure to form the active material. A transparent conducting electrode with material nanograting can be formed. The methods also include continuous processing, like roll-to-roll manufacturing.02-14-2013

Hyundai Park, Hillsboro, OR US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20090168821THERMAL SHUNT FOR ACTIVE DEVICES ON SILICON-ON-INSULATOR WAFERS - An optimized structure for heat dissipation is provided that may include two types of thermal shunts. The first type of thermal shunt employed involves using p and n metal contact layers to conduct heat away from the active region and into the silicon substrate. The second type of thermal shunt involves etching and backfilling a portion of the silicon wafer with poly-silicon to conduct heat to the silicon substrate.07-02-2009
20090245298HYBRID SILICON LASER-QUANTUM WELL INTERMIXING WAFER BONDED INTEGRATION PLATFORM FOR ADVANCED PHOTONIC CIRCUITS WITH ELECTROABSORPTION MODULATORS - Photonic integrated circuits on silicon are disclosed. By bonding a wafer of compound semiconductor material as an active region to silicon and removing the substrate, the lasers, amplifiers, modulators, and other devices can be processed using standard photolithographic techniques on the silicon substrate. A silicon laser intermixed integrated device in accordance with one or more embodiments of the present invention comprises a silicon-on-insulator substrate, comprising at least one waveguide in a top surface, and a compound semiconductor substrate comprising a gain layer, the compound semiconductor substrate being subjected to a quantum well intermixing process, wherein the upper surface of the compound semiconductor substrate is bonded to the top surface of the silicon-on-insulator substrate.10-01-2009

Jea-Woo Park, Warrenton, OR US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20110246953SELECTIVE SHIELDING FOR MULTIPLE EXPOSURE MASKS - A system for preparing mask data to create a desired layout pattern on a wafer with a multiple exposure photolithographic printing system. In one embodiment, boundaries of features are expanded to create shields for those features, or portions thereof, that are not oriented in a direction that are printed with greater fidelity by an illumination pattern used in the multiple exposure printing system.10-06-2011
20110252385SELECTIVE SHIELDING FOR MULTIPLE EXPOSURE MASKS - A system for preparing mask data to create a desired layout pattern on a wafer with a multiple exposure photolithographic printing system. In one embodiment, boundaries of features are expanded to create shields for those features, or portions thereof, that are not oriented in a direction that are printed with greater fidelity by an illumination pattern used in the multiple exposure printing system.10-13-2011

Joodong Park, Portland, OR US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20090170273Dual layer hard mask for block salicide poly resistor (BSR) patterning - In general, in one aspect, a method includes forming a semiconductor substrate having an N+ diffusion region, a shallow trench isolation (STI) region adjacent to the N+ diffusion region, and a blocked salicide poly resistor (BSR) region over the STI region. An oxide layer is over the substrate. A nitride layer is formed over the oxide layer and is annealed. A resist layer is patterned on the annealed nitride layer, wherein the resist layer covers a portion of the BSR region. The annealed nitride layer is etched using the resist layer as a pattern. The resist layer is removed and the oxide layer is etched using the annealed nitride layer as a pattern. Germanium pre-amorphization is implanted into the substrate, wherein the oxide and the annealed nitride layers protect a portion of the BSR region from the implanting.07-02-2009
20100164001Implant process for blocked salicide poly resistor and structures formed thereby - Methods and associated structures of forming a microelectronic device are described. Those methods may include implanting an exposed p type silicon portion of a substrate with a carbon species, wherein endcap regions of a blocked salicide resistor and a p type structure that are both disposed on the exposed p type silicon portion of the substrate are implanted with the carbon species.07-01-2010
20120161237MULTI-GATE TRANSISTORS - Provided are devices having at least three and at least four different types of transistors wherein the transistors are distinguished at least by the thicknesses and or compositions of the gate dielectric regions. Methods for making devices having three and at least four different types of transistors that are distinguished at least by the thicknesses and or compositions of the gate dielectric regions are also provided.06-28-2012

Patent applications by Joodong Park, Portland, OR US

Larry A. Park, Manning, OR US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20080290875Seismic activity detector - A system for detecting precursor seismic electromagnetic waveforms.11-27-2008
20100019350Resonant operating mode for a transistor - The PN junctions of a transistor are biased for operation in the active mode but an initial flow of current reverses the bias of the base-emitter junction causing the transistor to conduct a resonant current with a voltage less than the forward junction voltage of said base-emitter.01-28-2010
20100052686Seismic activity detector - A system for detecting precursor seismic electromagnetic waveforms.03-04-2010
20100052793Resonant operating mode for a transistor - The PN junctions of a transistor are biased for operation in the active mode but an initial flow of current reverses the bias of the base-emitter junction causing the transistor to conduct a resonant current with a voltage less than the forward junction voltage of said base-emitter.03-04-2010
20110181344HIGH POWER, HIGH SPEED SOLID STATE RELAY - Electrically isolating the gate terminals of a pair of semiconductor output devices increases the switching speed of a solid state relay. A time delay enables tuning of the isolated gate circuits facilitating simultaneous operation of the output devices.07-28-2011
20120098354SYSTEM FOR INDUCING A HIGH EFFICIENCY CONDUCTIVE STATE IN MATERIALS - A method of inducing a high efficiency conductive state at room temperature within a conductive mass (04-26-2012

Patent applications by Larry A. Park, Manning, OR US

Matthew F. Park, Portland, OR US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20100024100Layered Apparel With Attachable And Detachable Elements - An article apparel has a surface with a first part of a fastening system, and an attachment element has an outer area with a second part of the fastening system. The first part of the fastening system is joinable to the second part of the fastening system to attach the attachment element to the apparel. The first part of the fastening system is also separable from the second part of the fastening system to separate the attachment element from the apparel. The attachment element may be formed from a polymer foam material, may include a fluid-filled chamber, or may incorporate an electronic device, for example. In some configurations, the attachment element is secured to an exterior of the apparel. In other configurations, the attachment element is secured between two layers of the apparel.02-04-2010
20100024101Compression Apparel With Insert Elements - An apparel system may include an article of apparel and at least one insert element. The apparel has an inner layer and an outer layer positioned adjacent to the inner layer such that a surface of the inner layer contacts a surface of the outer layer. The insert elements is locatable between the inner layer and the outer layer. In some configurations, the outer layer stretches at least thirty percent prior to tensile failure. In order to secure the insert element within the apparel, a coefficient of static friction between the insert element and the apparel may be at least 0.70. In some configurations, a surface of the inner layer contacts and is unsecured to a surface of the outer layer in at least thirty percent of the apparel.02-04-2010

Michael C. Park, Portland, OR US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20120075414Distributed Video Sensor Panoramic Imaging System - A panoramic imaging system includes a plurality of separated video cameras that may be distributed around an object. A series of images captured by at least one of the separated video cameras is stored in a predetermined file format. The panoramic system further includes a viewer module that may render the series of images using the first file format. Moreover, the panoramic system includes a calibration module capable of modifying information associated with at least one of the series of images, where the modification results in calibration data stored in a configuration file and/or in the predetermined file format. The viewer module may also be capable of rendering the series of images in accordance with the predetermined file format.03-29-2012

Oun Ho Park, Portland, OR US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20110220194LIGHT CONVERSION EFFICIENCY-ENHANCED SOLAR CELL FABRICATED WITH DOWNSHIFTING NANOMATERIAL - The light conversion efficiency of a solar cell (09-15-2011
20120305860LIGHT CONVERSION EFFICIENCY ENHANCED SOLAR CELL FABRICATED WITH DOWNSHIFTING NANOMATERIAL - The light conversion efficiency of a solar cell (12-06-2012
20120308476METHODS OF FORMING METAL OXIDE NANOSTRUCTURES, AND NANOSTRUCTURES THEREOF - A method of forming a metal oxide nanostructure comprises disposing a chelated oligomeric metal oxide precursor on a solvent-soluble template to form a first structure comprising a deformable chelated oligomeric metal oxide precursor layer; setting the deformable chelated oligomeric metal oxide precursor layer to form a second structure comprising a set metal oxide precursor layer; dissolving the solvent-soluble template with a solvent to form a third structure comprising the set metal oxide precursor layer; and thermally treating the third structure to form the metal oxide nanostructure.12-06-2012

Oun Ho Park, San Jose, OR US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20110002841Methods of Forming Metal Oxide Nanostructures, and Nanostructures Thereof - A method of forming a metal oxide nanostructure comprises disposing a chelated oligomeric metal oxide precursor on a solvent-soluble template to form a first structure comprising a deformable chelated oligomeric metal oxide precursor layer; setting the deformable chelated oligomeric metal oxide precursor layer to form a second structure comprising a set metal oxide precursor layer; dissolving the solvent-soluble template with a solvent to form a third structure comprising the set metal oxide precursor layer; and thermally treating the third structure to form the metal oxide nanostructure.01-06-2011
20120222723Solar Module Employing Quantum Luminescent Lateral Transfer Concentrator - A solar concentrator module (09-06-2012

Seyang Park, Beaverton, OR US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20100032310Method and apparatus for electroplating - An apparatus for electroplating a layer of metal on the surface of a wafer includes an ionically resistive ionically permeable element located in close proximity of the wafer (preferably within 5 mm of the wafer surface) which serves to modulate ionic current at the wafer surface, and a second cathode configured to divert a portion of current from the wafer surface. The ionically resistive ionically permeable element in a preferred embodiment is a disk made of a resistive material having a plurality of perforations formed therein, such that perforations do not form communicating channels within the body of the disk. The provided configuration effectively redistributes ionic current in the plating system allowing plating of uniform metal layers and mitigating the terminal effect.02-11-2010

Young Chul Park, Beaverton, OR US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20120142105PRODUCTION AND EXTRACTION OF PROCYANIDINS FROM PLANT CELL CULTURES - A method of preparing cocoa oligomeric procyanidins from cocoa cell cultures grown in the presence of monosaccharide can increase production of procyanidins as follows: culturing cells sufficient to result in production of cocoa oligomeric procyanidins at a first rate; and introducing a monosaccharide to the cells sufficient for inducing the cells to produce the cocoa oligomeric procyanidins at a second rate that his higher than the first rate. The method can further include extracting the cocoa oligomeric procyanidins from the cells, and such extracting can occur between 1 day to 21 days after introduction of the monosaccharide. Optionally, the monosaccharide can be introduced in an amount about 0.5% to about to about 20% by volume of the culture medium. The monosaccharide can be glucose, sucrose, fructose, or the like. The monosaccharide can be introduced during or after a last phase of an exponential growth state.06-07-2012