Viasat, Inc.

Dexcom, Inc.

John A Guerre

Apurv Ullas Kamath

Mark C Brister

Sean T Saint

James Patrick Thrower

Paul V Neale

James R Petisce

Daniel Steven Kline

Daniel Shawn Codd

Thomas F McGee

David Michael Petersen

Ken J Larson

Josh Righetti

Steve Shrinkle

Marc Henry Agnew

John Michael Zelno

The present invention relates generally to systems and methods for measuring an analyte in a host. More particularly, the present invention relates to systems and methods for transcutaneous measurement of glucose in a host.

Transcutaneous analyte sensor

Systems, methods, devices and apparatus are disclosed that include a chassis mount adapted to be attached to a vehicle and an antenna mount adapted to receive a satellite antenna. Further, the systems, methods, devices and apparatus that include a gyroscopic stabilizer attached to the antenna mount configured to convert vibrational torque applied to the antenna mount into a linear displacement of the antenna mount using one or more gyroscopes, each gyroscope having a control moment. In addition, the systems, methods, devices and apparatus that include a linear displacement spring attachment device connecting the antenna mount to the chassis mount and configured to provide a restoring force in opposition to the linear displacement.

Systems, devices, and methods for stabilizing an antenna

A cable retention system is provided to connect a PC card, for example a PCMCIA card, to a cable. The cable portion includes an electrical connector on a cable that is overmolded with a backshell. The backshell incorporates captivated thumbscrews that can be at least partially withdrawn into the backshell. The thumbscrews may engage threads in the PC card to provide a secure attachment, or the thumbscrews may be withdrawn into the backshell, so that the electrical connector on the cable may be pushed onto the mating electrical connector on the PC card. In another embodiment, an electronic device, such as a wireless or ROM module, is attached to the PC card.

Connector for joining a cable to a PCMCIA card

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Carlsbad, CA, United States of America

John A Guerre