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Dmitri Pikus, Haifa IL
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| 20090285375 | PROTOCOL INDEPENDENT TELEPHONY CALL LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT SCHEME - A method of telephone call management in process of service development that allows a user to model and create telephone call management schemes independent of telecommunications protocols and network layer details. The method of the invention operates by creating an abstract model of a telephone call life-cycle that is converted, using a set of communication threads, into executable code. Models in accordance with the method of the invention are constructed using an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for creating and developing telecom services that embodies the Telecom Service Domain Specific Language (TS-DSL) which is implemented as a Unified Modeling Language (UML) extension for the telecom domain. By this method, individuals without specialized knowledge of telecom related software programming and protocols can successfully design and implement telecom services that manages calls. The ease of implementation of the method also reduces design time and, therefore, time to market of the finished product. | 11-19-2009 |
| 20090285376 | METHOD AND TOOLING FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF TELECOM SERVICES - A method of telecom software and service development that allows a user to model and create telecom services independent of telecommunications protocols and network layer details. The method of the invention operates by creating an abstract model of a desired telecom service or services that is converted, using a set of extensible transformations, into executable code. Models in accordance with the method are constructed using an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for creating and developing telecom services that is embodied in the Telecom Service Domain specific Language (TS-DSL) | 11-19-2009 |
Fedor Pikus, Beaverton, OR US
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| 20090077506 | Simultaneous Multi-Layer Fill Generation - Techniques are disclosed for optimizing the pattern density in the circuit layout design of a circuit layer. A layer in circuit design is analyzed to define empty regions that can be filled with fill polygons (referred to hereafter as “fill” regions). Next, a pattern of fill polygons is generated. After the fill polygons have been defined, the layout design for the layer is divided into separate areas or “windows,” and a target density for each window is determined. Once this target density for the window has been determined, the fill polygons required to most closely approach this target density are generated and added to the circuit layout design. This process may be repeated with progressively different (e.g., smaller) fill polygons, until each window meets or exceeds both the specified minimum density and complies with the specified maximum density gradient. Additionally, some implementations may allow a user to simultaneously optimize the density of multiple layers of a circuit by adding fill polygons to multiple layers of a circuit design simultaneously. Representations of sections of a multilayer fill structure will then be added to corresponding layers the circuit design until a specified target density is met. | 03-19-2009 |
| 20090106715 | Programmable Design Rule Checking - An analog design-rule-check tool analyzes a microdevice design, such as an integrated circuit design, to identify occurrences of geometric elements that share a specified relationship. When the tool identifies such an occurrence of these geometric elements, it will associate or “cluster” these geometric elements together into an identifiable unit. For specified “clusters” of geometric elements, the analog design-rule-check tool will then determine the value of a measurement or measurements required by a user. Once the analog design-rule-check tool has determined the necessary measurement values, it will use those values to evaluate the function describing a model. | 04-23-2009 |
| 20090319579 | Electronic Design Automation Process Restart - Various implementations of the invention provide the ability to extract and compare attributes for individual layout objects, and/or provide support for user-defined properties, and/or provide for fast data retrieval, and/or provide connectivity-awareness, and/or provide an optimized framework for large hierarchical designs, and/or provide a seamless interface with a standard set of layout processing operations, and/or provide the ability to run a layout processing rule incrementally, and/or provide the ability to more fully analyze results of the layout processing. In further examples of the invention, the ability to save and analyze design properties to any layout design processing work flow is provided. | 12-24-2009 |
F. G. Pikus, Beaverton, OR US
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| 20100306720 | Programmable Electrical Rule Checking - Electrical rule checking techniques for analyzing integrated circuit design data to identify specified circuit element configurations. Both tools and methods implementing these techniques may be employed to identify circuit element configurations using both logical and physical layout information for the design data. A set of commands are provided that will allow a user to program a programmable electrical rule check tool to identify a wide variety of circuit element configurations, using both logical and physical layout data, as desired by the user. | 12-02-2010 |
Ilya Pikus, Philadelphia, PA US
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| 20090059714 | GRAVITY FLOW PROCESSOR FOR PARTICULATE MATERIALS - The present invention relates to purge vessel apparatuses and methods for processing particulate material composed of powder particles. Some such purge vessel apparatuses include a housing having first and second opposite ends and an inner surface defining a material path from the first end to the second end. Some such purge vessel apparatuses also include a gas exposure mechanism that is adapted to expose particulate material on the material path to a processing gas. Some such purge vessel apparatuses further include an agitating mechanism adapted to disrupt and/or inhibit formation of gas channels and/or to disrupt and/or inhibit formation of material flow channels by agitating particulate material on the material path, thereby exposing substantially all of the powder particles to the processing gas, while substantially maintaining mass flow. Several illustrative purge vessel apparatuses and method are disclosed for processing particulate material composed of powder particles. | 03-05-2009 |
Michael Pikus, Golden Valley, MN US
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| 20120065554 | Dual Balloon Ablation Catheter with Vessel Deformation Arrangement for Renal Nerve Ablation - A balloon arrangement provided at a distal end of the catheter is configured for deployment within a vessel and comprises a distal balloon and a proximal balloon spaced apart from the distal balloon. An ablation arrangement is provided at the distal end of the catheter and configured to ablate target tissue proximate the vessel. A vessel deformation arrangement comprises at least a portion of the balloon arrangement and is configured to draw a wall segment of the vessel and the target tissue inwardly towards the ablation arrangement. The vessel deformation arrangement may include a port provided in a section of the shaft between the distal and proximal balloons. The port and balloon arrangement are configured to cooperatively draw the wall segment of the vessel and the target tissue inwardly towards the ablation arrangement in response to a negative pressure developed at the port. | 03-15-2012 |
| 20120065669 | PINCH VASCULAR CLOSURE APPARATUS AND METHOD - A device for pinching an opening in a vessel wall, comprising an introducer sheath, a lumen having a distal opening and a bleed hole; an anchoring having a cylindrical shape in a first constrained state and a flared shape in a second unconstrained state; a pincher member slidably disposed between the anchoring member and the introducer sheath comprising at its distal end a plurality of elongate pincher arms, each of the plurality of elongate pincher arms having a free distal end such that when the pincher member distal end is unconstrained, the free distal ends of the elongate pincher arms are biased to expand radially; and an interior support member slidably disposed in the anchoring member comprising a plurality of elongate support legs, each having a free distal end such that when the distal end of the interior support member is unconstrained, the free distal ends curve outwardly. | 03-15-2012 |
Mike Pikus, Golden Valley, MN US
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| 20100275432 | LOCKING ELEMENT FOR VASCULAR CLOSURE DEVICE - In one illustrative example, a device for sealing an opening in a vessel wall and/or tissue tract may include an anchor, a filament, a plug, and a knot. The anchor may be configured to be disposed adjacent to an interior surface of the vessel wall adjacent the opening in the vessel wall. The filament may have a distal end coupled to the anchor and may be configured to extend proximally through the vessel opening and/or tissue tract. The plug may be disposed about at least a portion of the filament member. The knot may be disposed about the filament proximal of the plug and may be configured to move over the filament and secure the plug relative to the anchor. The knot may be independent of the filament member. | 11-04-2010 |
Valery Pikus, Ashdod IL
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| 20100030247 | VARICOSE VEIN REMOVAL DEVICE - Disclosed is an instrument for treating varicose veins, the instrument comprising: an elongate shaft having a longitudinal axis and configured to be manually moved in a forward direction and a rearward direction through a portion of soft tissue. The instrument further comprises at least two teeth projecting substantially on a first plane from the elongate shaft, the at least two teeth respectively having a forward facing surface and a rearward facing surface. The forward facing surface is angularly configured to allow substantially atraumatic passage through a tissue portion when the instrument is moved in a forward direction. The rearward facing surface is angularly configured to cause substantially traumatic passage through a tissue portion when the instrument is moved in a rearward direction. | 02-04-2010 |