Radio Systems Corporation

Kenneth R Wacasey

Kevin A Zinn

Robert A Nytko

Heather C Williams

Brent A Goetzl

Harri Piltonen

Thomas Brandon Lee

Jason Edwards

Eric Clark

Kevin Zinn

An electrical stimulation system includes an electrical stimulation circuit and a controller. The electrical stimulation circuit includes a flyback transformer connected to electrical stimulus outputs, and a switch having a control input. In some instances, a controller is connected to the control input, and generates a stimulus signal. The flyback transformer outputs an electrical stimulus event responsive to the stimulus signal onto the electrical stimulus outputs. In some instances, pulses operate to charge the flyback transformer to a saturation mode. In some further instances, a diode and capacitor arrangement electrically connected at a secondary side of the flyback transformer facilitate delivery of the electrical stimulus event at the electrical stimulus outputs.

Electrical stimulus device, such as an animal collar, and variable pulse stimulation circuit

Receiver for a pet collar

Transmitter for a pet trainer

A system and apparatus to track and control an animal is described, including a tracking unit to track the animal, and a stimulus unit to provide a stimulus to the animal, wherein the tracking unit and stimulus unit are configured to be coupled together. The stimulus unit is entirely a slave device to the tracking unit and has no independent smart circuitry, no independent power supply and no antennae. Accordingly, the stimulation unit is dependent upon the tracking unit for operation, power and for communication to and from a remote hand held control device.

Integrated dog tracking and stimulus delivery system

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Knoxville, TN, United States of America

Kenneth R Wacasey