Zevex, Inc.

Slicex, Inc.

Zevek, Inc.

Other

Moog Gmbh

Crandall, Frank A.

Eggers, Philip N.

Blaine, David H.

Riley, Timothy A.

Stringham, Mark D.

David H Blaine

Mark Stringham

Frank Anthony Crandall

Philip Eggers

Timothy A Riley

Roger Millis

John Paul Foley

Rex K Hales

Marshall Soares

David J McNally

Thomas L Wolf

Blake Allen

Joseph Luis

Olga Jovic

Paul McArthur

Frank A Crandall

Mark D Stringham

Philip N Eggers

A universal air bubble detector allows for use with a variety of sizes and types of tubing. The detector maintains proper alignment of a sensor emitter and receiver with different sizes of tubing. The detector may be mounted on existing equipment or may be used to monitor a tubing at any position along the tubing, and may operate in a stand alone mode or in combination with existing equipment.

Method of making a universal bubble detector

Air bubbles may be characterized by an air bubble detector by choosing an optimum set of frequencies and then comparing a return signal from a sensor receiving those frequencies against an internal reference. The number of pulses that exceed the internal reference represents a width and may be counted. The width, as counted, may be correlated to bubble characteristics including volume.

Air bubble detector

A Langevin transducer horn uses split electroding or selective electroding of transducer elements and phase relationships of the voltages applied thereto to determine the relative longitudinal and flexural/transverse motion induced in the tip of the horn.

Ultrasonic instrument using langevin type transducers to create transverse motion

Universal air bubble detector

Method for making and using an air bubble detector

A method of converting an analog signal to a digital signal includes comparing an input current to one or more reference currents to generate the desired digital signal. An Analog-to-Digital Converter includes a plurality of current comparators; and a plurality of current references providing reference currents to the comparators.

Current mode analog-to-digital converter

A method and system by which multiple ADC architectures can be emulated comprises, a number of electrical components commonly used in a variety of ADC architectures, routing an analog input through a number of switches, and selectively connecting and disconnecting the switches to emulate one of multiple possible ADC architectures.

Programmable architecture analog-to-digital converter

A disposable sensor is disclosed for non-invasively detecting and characterizing a container's contents. By generating microwave frequency signals, electromagnetic fields are produced by a sensor and penetrate a container. The EM fields are analyzed in regards to how they are perturbed by the container contents. Analysis of the perturbed EM fields enables determination of content level, content purity, content density, content temperature, container pressure, and content conductivity.

Noninvasive electromagnetic fluid level sensor

A disposable fluid level sensor is configured for determining the level of fluid in a container. A flex circuit or other electromagnetic sensor is coupled to a processing module having a power supply, the flex circuit being mounted at a selectable location by an adhesive patch which holds the sensor flush against the container. The processing module hangs from the sensor's antenna, and provides a human perceptible indication, such as a flashing light or an audible alarm, when the fluid level drops below a desired point as determined by the sensor. The sensor detects the change in fluid level by transmitting an electromagnetic signal and determining whether there is a change in reflected or resonated energy.

Disposable electromagnetic fluid sensor

A disposable fluid level sensor of the present invention determines the level of fluid in a container. A flex circuit sensor is coupled to a processing module having a power supply, the flex circuit sensor being mounted at a selectable location by an adhesive patch which holds the sensor flush against the container. The processing module hangs from the flex circuit, and provides a human perceptible indication, such as a flashing light or an audible alarm, when the fluid level drops below a desired point as determined by the sensor. The sensor detects the change in fluid level by transmitting an electromagnetic signal and determining whether there is a change in reflected energy.

Disposable electromagnetic fluid level sensor

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Salt Lake City, UT, United States of America

David H Blaine