Nuventix, Inc.

Varian Medical Systems, Inc.

Ge Lighting Solutions LLC

Daniel N Grimm

Raghavendran Mahalingam

Stephen P Darbin

Samuel Neil Heffington

Paul E Pergande

John Stanley Booth

Lee M Jones

Andrew Poynot

Glenn Howard Kuenzler

Ari Glezer

Jeremias Anthony Martins

Jeyachandrabose Chinniah

Anthony Michael Rotella

Ronald Lutz

Brandon Noska

Markus Schwickert

Robert G Diamond

Steven Darbin

Raghav Mahalingham

Glenn Howard Kuenzier

Lee Jones

Jeffrey Kelley

Randall Williams

A probe and method of using a probe are disclosed. The probe may comprise a first member, a tip, a second member, and a third member. The first member may have a first and second end portions. The tip may be configured to engaged to the first member at the second end portion. The second member may be configured to extend and be positioned within the first member. The third member may be configured to be disposed outward of the second member along at least a portion of the second member, engage an inner surface of the first member, and define to least one passage between the third member and the first member. The probe may be coupled to a fluid supply and return, and fluid may flow within the probe, including within the passage defined between the first and third members.

Cryosurgical probe with enhanced thermal performance

A method is provided for making a synthetic jet ejector. The method comprises (a) providing first and second voice coil bodies () having first and second sets of channels defined therein, respectively; (b) inserting first and second sets of electrically conductive terminals () into the first and second sets of channels, respectively; (c) wrapping first and second coils of wire () around said first and second voice coil bodies, respectively, such that the first coil is in electrical contact with the first set of terminals and such that the second coil is in electrical contact with the second set of terminals; (d) forming a voice coil subassembly by attaching first and second ends of a flexible, electrically conductive connector () to said first and second voice coil bodies, respectively, wherein the first end of the connector is attached such that it is in electrical contact with the first set of terminals, and wherein the second end of the connector is attached such that it is in electrical contact with the second set of terminals; and (e) incorporating the voice coil subassembly into a synthetic jet ejector () having first and second voice coils such that said first coil forms a portion of said first voice coil, and such that said second coil forms a portion of said second voice coil.

Synthetic jet ejector and design thereof to facilitate mass production

An illumination deviceis provided which includes a light emitting portion; an LEDdisposed within said light emitting portion; a threaded connector moduleadapted to rotatingly engage said illumination device to a source of electricity; a heat sinkdisposed between said light emitting portion and said connector module; and a synthetic jet ejectordisposed between said light emitting portion and said connector module.

Thermal management of LED-based illumination devices with synthetic jet ejectors

A light source () is provided which comprises (a) a housing element (); (b) a heat sink (); (c) a first flow channel element () which, alone or in combination with said housing element, creates (i) a first set of flow paths () for the flow of fluid in a first direction through the light source, and (ii) a second set of flow paths () for the flow of fluid in a second direction through the light source; (d) a set of synthetic jet actuators () having at least one member and being in fluidic communication with said first set of flow paths; and (e) a set of LEDs () containing at least one member and being in thermal contact with said heat sink.

Light fixture with multiple LEDs and synthetic jet thermal management system

An illumination device (b-) is provided which comprises a housing (b-) equipped with an aperture (b-), first (b-) and second (b-) diaphragms disposed in said housing and in fluidic communication with said aperture, and an LED (b-) disposed between said first and second diaphragms.

A synthetic jet ejector () is provided herein which comprises a diaphragm (), a first voice coil () disposed on a first side of the diaphragm, and a second voice coil () disposed on a second side of the diaphragm.

Methods for reducing the non-linear behavior of actuators used for synthetic jets

A synthetic jet ejector is provided which comprises a first housing portion (), and a second housing portion () which releasably attaches to the first housing portion, wherein the first and second housing portions form first and second portions, respectively, of at least one passageway () adapted to emit at least one synthetic jet.

Moldable housing design for synthetic jet ejector

Thermal management of led-based illumination devices with synthetic jet ejectors

LED lamp

An LED light source () is provided which comprises an LED module () containing an LED (); a heat sink () disposed about the periphery of the LED module; and a tabular synthetic jet ejector () disposed on said LED module and being adapted to direct a plurality of synthetic jets across surfaces of said heat sink.

Advanced synjet cooler design for LED light modules

A thermal management system is provided herein. The system comprises a substrate (), a synthetic jet ejector (), and a vibration isolation element () adapted to releasably engage said synthetic jet ejector and said substrate.

Vibration isolation system for synthetic jet devices

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Round Rock, TX, United States of America

Daniel N Grimm