Nuventix, Inc.

Minimus Spine, Inc.

Robert Taylor Reichenbach

John Stanley Booth

Samuel Neil Heffington

Stephen P Darbin

David M Hooper

Randall P Williams

Markus Schwickert

Roland Schneider

Rick Ball

Steve Farrell

Daniel W McFatter

Michael D Wilcox

In accordance with at least one exemplary embodiment, a syringe, method and system for delivering a therapeutic amount of ozone are disclosed. An exemplary syringe can have a gas chamber and one or more electrodes. A portion of at least one electrode can be within the gas chamber. Alternatively, singularly or in conjunction, one or both electrodes can be attached to the outside of an exemplary syringe. One or more electrical contact points can be outside the gas chamber. Each electrical contact point can be connected to an electrode. Oxygen gas can provided within the gas chamber of the exemplary syringe. A medical ozone generator can be connected to the syringe via the electrical contact points. Corona discharge can be effectuated via the electrodes, which can result in an amount of ozone gas can being produced from the oxygen gas.

Syringe, system and method for delivering oxygen-ozone

A method for calibrating a synthetic jet ejector is provided. The method includes (a) taking a first measurement DCRof the DC resistance of the coil; (b) adjusting the actuator drive voltage Vto achieve a desired maximum displacement dat a frequency f; (c) measuring the input current Iand input voltage V; (d) calculating the back electromagnetic frequency B, wherein B=V&#x2212;I*DCR; and (e) storing the calculated value of Bin a memory device associated with the synthetic jet actuator.

Method and apparatus for controlling diaphragm displacement in synthetic jet actuators

A thermal management system (), comprising (a) a synthetic jet actuator (), and (b) a processor () in communication with the synthetic jet actuator, the processor being adapted to receive programming instructions, and being further adapted to modify the operation of the synthetic jet actuator in response to the programming instructions.

Electronics package for synthetic jet ejectors

A device () is provided which comprises (a) a housing () equipped with a viewing window (); (b) a diaphragm (), visible through said viewing window; (c) an actuator () adapted to vibrate said diaphragm at an operating frequency; and (d) a strobe light ().

Synthetic jet ejector with viewing window and temporal aliasing

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Pflugerville, TX, United States of America

Robert Taylor Reichenbach