General Electric Company

Ge Precision Healthcare LLC

Abb Schweiz Ag

Sirosh Sivasankaran

Nilanjan Ray Chaudhuri

Anand Kumar

Kalyana Sundaram

Srinivasan Jeganathan

Raghunath T Prabhu

Robin Mathew Issac

Jikku Philip

Satish Kumar Gopalakrishnan

Mohammed Yousuf Ali Imran

Manickalinga Soruban Thandapani

Ganapathy Kalyana Sundaram

Nanda Kishore Pamidi

Jeganathan Srinivasan

Caitlin Theresa Strobel

Sharla Rae Filtz

Gangadhar Ippili

Manjunatha Kaankanhalli Sanjeevappa

Oswin Varghese

An ECG electrode application system includes an electrode distributor including a housing and a suction manifold assembly disposed within the housing. The suction manifold assembly includes a manifold, a plurality of pneumatic valves integrated within the manifold, and the manifold includes a common manifold chamber fluidly coupled to each pneumatic valve, and each pneumatic valve includes a venturi passage. The ECG electrode application system includes a plurality of suction electrodes, each suction electrode having an electrode suction dome and coupled to the electrode distributor via a lead wire, and each lead wire is coupled to a respective pneumatic valve. Each electrode suction dome is configured when pressed to cause a change in air pressure that results in a suction pressure being applied within a respective electrode suction dome to adhere a corresponding suction electrode to a subject at a pressure determined by the venturi passage of a corresponding pneumatic valve.

Suction manifold assembly for an electrocardiogram electrode application system

A device for providing phototherapy. The device has lights that emit irradiance to provide phototherapy. The lights are positionable to emit the irradiance towards a patient. An enclosure is connected to a base and supports the lights. A control module is operatively connected to the lights and controls the irradiance emitted from the lights. A non-transitory memory module is operatively connected to the control module and stores a control program. A plurality of sensors is operatively connected to the control module and are configured to sense a current position of the lights. The control program is configured to receive inputs that include at least the current position of the lights and to provide outputs to the control module based at least in part on the inputs. The control module controls the irradiance emitted from the plurality of lights based at least in part on the outputs.

Autoregulation of irradiance in phototherapy systems

A method of computing peak spectral irradiance, the method comprising characterizing at least one light source to determine an irradiance distribution pattern, generating multiple density cones in a three dimensional model based on the irradiance distribution pattern, positioning the multiple density cones in a desired layout, measuring density of irradiance at one or more locations, and optimizing the positioning of the at least one light source to obtain a desired irradiance distribution.

Method of providing uniform distribution of light in a phototherapy device

A communication network that includes a master device, an actuator-sensor-interface (AS-I) communication bus, a device configured to be monitored and controlled, and a slave device in communication with the master device via the AS-I communication bus. The device that is configured to be monitored and controlled, is operatively connectable to the slave device, and the slave device is configured to receive commands from the master device via the AS-I communication bus, and to execute the commands to control the device.

Control of an actuator-sensor-interface compatible device using a remote intelligence device

A device for sensing the position of a contact carrier of a contact includes a housing, a sensor supported by the housing and a latch that is movable by the contact carrier. The latch has a latch member located in proximity to the sensor and that is generally non-reflective. The sensor is configured to sense a presence or an absence of the latch member at one particular location depending upon the position of the contact carrier. A method of sensing position of a contact carrier of a contact module is also presented.

Method and apparatus for sensing contact position

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Sirosh Sivasankaran