Alcotek, Inc.

Other

Intoximeters, Inc.

Keith Lueck

Karl Wolf, Jr

Jay A Chesavage

John Mitchell

M Rankine Forrester

Ildefonso Gonzalez

Gary L Sibley

Hector Ruiz

Miles Kurland

Calibration and accuracy check systems for a chemical sniffer, such as a breath alcohol tester, which utilize the dispensing of droplets with determinable concentration of alcohol and/or other liquids in a determinable number either directly to a reaction chamber, or into a carrier gas which can be sampled. The systems generally provide for accurate sample concentration being provided to the breath tester while also providing for a simplified system which can be easier to move, and require less operational complexity, than prior wet or dry calibrating systems.

Calibration and accuracy check system

Calibration and accuracy check system for a breath tester

A liquid and solid trap which induces cyclonic motion of a breath flow to separate solids and liquids from a breath sample prior to that sample being provided to a breath detector for determining composition of the vapor portion of said sample. The trap is generally used on delivery type testing devices used for measuring breath alcohol content.

Liquid and solid trapping mouthpiece

Interference detector and methods for detecting interference in a signal are described. More specifically, in one aspect, a method for detecting interference in a signal is provided. The method comprises determining whether the signal has at least one of a time and a frequency characteristic that is outside a predefined range, and determining that an interference event has been detected if the signal has at least one of such characteristics.

Methods of detecting RF interference in breath ethanol testing

Provided herein are systems and methods which use the solenoid itself to sense the position of the armature within the solenoid, and therefore to determine the position of the solenoid's armature, and or any related devices whose movement is dependent on the armature's movement. Specifically, a system in which the change in self-induction that occurs when the armature moves relative to the solenoid coil is used to detect the location of the armature.

Systems and methods for determining the position of an electrical solenoid

A four channel color display processor is described using separated cyan, magenta, yellow, and black color descriptions for color components. Each color component is then modified to enable use with a color monitor utilizing red, green, and blue phosphors. Colors are corrected prior to presentation to the color monitor, to eliminate the non-idealities of the color monitor, printing inks, or both. This invention allows the representation of colors shown in the color display to more accurately reflect the actual printed output.

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Fenton, MO, United States of America

Keith Lueck