USA as Represented by Secretary of the Navy

Biological Dynamics, Inc.

Nanogen, Inc.

Edan Diagnostics

United States of America as Represented by the Secretary of the Air Force

Gamida for Life B.v.

Cornell University

Lumedyne Technologies, Inc.

Ador Diagnostics S.r.l.

Ador Diagnostics Ltd.

Waters, Richard

Swanson, Paul D.

Biological Liquidation, LLC

Jacobs Family Trust U/a Dtd June 2, 1980, as the Separate Property of Irwin Mark Jacobs

Paul David Swanson

Rajaram Krishnan

Kai Yang

David Jean Charlot

Irina V Dobrovolskaya

David Y Liu

Eugene Tu

James McCanna

Robert Paul Turner

Lucas Kumosa

Richard Lee Waters

Chao Lin

Zhixiang Jason Zhao

Donald E Ackley

Andrew Wang

Juan Pablo Hinestrosa Salazar

Timothy L LeClair

William Frank Butler

Charles H Tally, Iv

Scott O Graham

Michael A Parker

Juscilene Menezes

Elizabeth L Mather

Michael James Heller

Thomas R Jackson

Edward L Sheldon

Daniel D Smolko

Maxwell Mayekawa Kerber

Douglas Bourne Shire

Bradley S Scott

Stuart I Libby

Richard Gelbart

Don L Powrie

James S Kimmet

Jia-Chi Samuel Chieh

Chung L Tang

Alex G Phipps

Burton Hamilton Neuner, Iii

David T Wayne

John R Havens

Lorelei P Westin

David Canter

Brian B Dick

Shila Jalali

Dalibor Hodko

Stephen L Hobbs

Geoffrey C Landis

Ed Sheldon

John Stephen deGrassie

Sam Chieh

Robert W Haigis

Prashant P Mehta

Charles Tally

Tricia Patterson

Alan Harper

Matt Simpson

Kenneth A Bloch

Manuel Jimenez

Chung C Tang

Richard J Michalak

A method for correlating using an N-dimensional accumulator to test 2alignments. The method comprises transmitting a spread code comprising a data sequence and a pseudo-noise sequence; receiving, at a plurality of successive clock cycles, the spread code further comprising a plurality of alignments; assigning each of the plurality of alignments to an alignment vector comprising 'N' dimensions; generating a binary representation of each of the plurality of alignments in the alignment vector, wherein 1 and −1 to depict the logic states 0 and 1 with the DS-CDMA signal that has been received by the receiver; accumulating a plurality of moving averages for each dimension of the N-dimensional alignment vector; determining an absolute value of each moving average; combining each of the plurality of moving averages with each corresponding alignment vectors; identifying when the sign of each dimension of the accumulation vector becomes stable; and determining the alignment vector.

Method and computer-readable medium for a correlator using an n-dimensional accumulator to test 2alignments

A method for demodulating an RF signal to polar in-phase and quadrature (IQ) components that includes converting an RF signal with an analog-to-digital converter and calculating the polar in-phase and quadrature (IQ) components of the RF signal as an IQ phasor phase angle and an IQ amplitude using a digital processor. The analog-to-digital converter uses a sampling rate, where, when the sampling rate used has sampling rates other than 3 times an RF carrier frequency of the RF signal, a digital logic circuit splines data to the sampling rate of 3 times the RF carrier frequency of the RF signal. The digital processor calculates the polar in-phase and quadrature (IQ) components of the RF signal as an IQ phasor phase angle and an IQ amplitude using addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and absolute value.

Phasor IQ demodulation

A tera-sample-per-second waveform generator comprising: a first transmission line having a terminated end and an output end; an anti-reflection load coupled to the terminated end of the first transmission line; a plurality of current sources, wherein each current source is configured to inject current into the first transmission line; and a second transmission line configured to feed the first transmission line with a seed signal through the plurality of current sources such that the second transmission line has a different time delay between current sources than the first transmission line, wherein the seed signal triggers the current sources to inject current into the first transmission line in order to generate an output waveform.

Tera-sample-per-second arbitrary waveform generator

A method for determining the location of a first source. A first member is provided. A first tip microphone is attached to a first end of the first member. A first static microphone is provided. An initial frequency is recorded at the static microphone. The first member is rotated at an angular velocity. A tangential distance is calculated from the first tip microphone to the source. A source angle is calculated from the first member to the source. A height of the source is calculated.

Method for three-dimensional tracking of sinusoidal acoustic source using a rotating microphone

A chirped radio frequency signal is transmitted across an area of a potential threat. A reflected radio frequency return signal from an open barrel of a weapon at a location within the area of the potential threat is received at an incident angle through an aperture. An antenna at a position in an antenna array detects the reflected radio frequency return signal received at the incident angle through the aperture. The position of the antenna within the antenna array corresponds to a direction from which the reflected radio frequency return signal originates.

Method, device, and system for simultaneously detecting different weapon threats using reflected radar return signals

A receiver is provided for acquiring a DSSS signal. The receiver includes a splitter, a first multiplier, a second multiplier and a processor. The splitter is operable to split the DSSS signal into a first DSSS signal and a second DSSS signal. The first multiplier is operable to multiply the first DSSS signal by a shuffled pseudo-noise sequence and a sine function to obtain a first correlation value. The second multiplier is operable to multiply the second DSSS signal by the shuffled pseudo-noise sequence and a cosine function to obtain a second correlation value. The processor is operable to determine an alignment delay based on the first correlation value and the second correlation value.

Method of spread code acquisition using phase multiplexed shuffled correlation and concurrent two parameter alignment screening

A method for fabricating a microelectromechanical system device. Submerging a microelectromechanical system device in water. The microelectromechanical system devices include a sacrificial layer deposited on the surface of a substrate between the portion of a structural layer to be freed for movement and a base. Anodically etching the sacrificial layer from the microelectromechanical device to free the portion of the structural layer for movement. A system comprising a solution of water, a microelectromechanical system device including a sacrificial layer of chromium deposited on the surface of a substrate between a portion of a structural layer and a base. The microelectromechanical system device is submerged in the solution of water. An electrode is submerged in the water. The electrode provides a negative bias. A voltage source provides a positive bias to the sacrificial layer of chromium, anodically etching the sacrificial layer of chromium and freeing the portion of the structural layer.

Method and system for fabricating a microelectromechanical system device with a movable portion using anodic etching of a sacrificial layer

A method and system involves vacuum sealing a semi-enclosure at room temperature without requiring mechanical actions within the vacuum chamber. The semi-enclosure has an inlet channel that extends inwardly into the vacuum chamber from an exterior opening (entryway) into the semi-enclosure. An uncured entryway vacuum sealant is provided at the entryway for the semi-enclosure. A vacuum is established in the vacuum chamber until the vacuum pressure reaches a desired vacuum pressure that causes the uncured entryway sealant to be provided to the entryway for the semi-enclosure. The uncured entryway vacuum sealant is cured under vacuum pressure in the semi-enclosure in the vacuum chamber.

Low temperature self-sealing vacuum packaging

An energy harvesting device includes a core portion, a first magnet, and a second magnet. The core portion has an electrical output and can move from a first disposition to a second disposition. The first magnet is disposed to provide first magnetic field lines therethrough in a first direction. The second magnet is disposed to provide second magnetic field lines therethrough in a second direction. The core portion, the first magnet and the second magnet are arranged such that externally applied vibrations in a third direction normal to the first direction cause the core portion to oscillate between the first disposition and the second disposition.

Low profile kinetic energy harvester

A heater comprising: an outer tube having a first thermal expansion coefficient; an inner tube having a second thermal expansion coefficient that is less than the first thermal expansion coefficient, wherein the inner tube is disposed concentrically with the outer tube such that there is a space between the inner and outer tubes; a conductive powder disposed within the space between the inner and outer tubes; and two electrodes in electrical contact with the conductive powder such that when a potential is introduced between the electrodes, the conductive powder functions as a resistive heater whose resistance changes with temperature based on different degrees of thermal expansion of the inner and outer tubes.

Self-regulating packed-powder resistive heater

A system includes a circular oscillator suspended by a flexible support structure to a support frame, a drive mechanism configured to induce the circular oscillator into a two-dimensional drive oscillation, where the drive oscillation is modified responsive to a sense oscillation of the circular oscillator caused by an angular rotation of the support frame and the circular oscillator, and a plurality of digital proximity switches disposed around a perimeter of the circular oscillator. During the modified drive oscillation a plurality of the digital proximity switches are configured to switch between an open state and a closed state and generate a time and position output to allow for a determination of each of a plurality of variable oscillation parameters for each oscillation of the modified drive oscillation.

Time domain switched ring/disc resonant gyroscope

The present invention includes methods, devices and systems for isolating a nucleic acid from a fluid comprising cells. In various aspects, the methods, devices and systems may allow for a rapid procedure that requires a minimal amount of material and/or results in high purity nucleic acid isolated from complex fluids such as blood or environmental samples.

Nucleic acid sample preparation

A device includes two electrically isolated metalized posts attached in close proximity to each other on a bendable substrate. When the bendable substrate bends concavely with respect to the surface onto which the posts are mounted, the distance between the tops of the two posts decreases. At a fixed bending curvature, the two posts will meet and complete an electrical circuit. The posts comprise a flexible material so that the meeting of the posts has minimal effect on the spring constant or damping coefficient of the harmonic oscillation.

Pinch contact switch for determining bending surface states

A software defined antenna can include a light source and a photoconductive surface. The photoconductive surface can be two-dimensional or three-dimensional. A plurality of electrically isolated pixels can be embedded in the photoconductive surface. The antenna can further include a processor with computer software incorporated to manipulate the light source to selectively illuminate the surface matrix in a predetermined pattern. As the surface matrix becomes illuminated, the illuminated portion of the matrix surface electrically connects the pixels, resulting in the desired radiation pattern. The software can be manipulated to further manipulate the light source to change antenna frequency, gain and bandwidth parameters, as desired by the user. Similarly, the pixels can be selectively illuminated to cause a desired radiation pattern, such as circular, sector scan or raster patterns.

Optically defined antenna

A system comprises a tracking electromagnetic beam generator, a retro-reflecting device, a signal generator, a communication electromagnetic beam generator and a receiver. The tracking electromagnetic beam generator transmits a tracking electromagnetic beam. The retro-reflecting device reflects the tracking electromagnetic beam toward the tracking electromagnetic beam generator. The signal generator generates a communication signal. The communication electromagnetic beam generator transmits a communication electromagnetic beam, based on the communication signal, to the retro-reflecting device. The receiver receives a portion of the communication electromagnetic beam as reflected from the retro-reflecting device.

System and method for line-of-sight optical broadcasting using beam divergence and an orbiting or airborne corner cube reflector

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