Honeywell International Inc.

Fram Group IP LLC

Steve M Butsch

Jeffrey M Singer

Paul L Summers

Valeriy K Berger

Nicolo F Machi

Scott R Mangum

Donald W Baldwin, Jr

Brian Barnhart

Bradley R Postage

Michael T Vangeel

A filter assembly configured to be incorporated into an exhaust treatment device, the filter assembly comprising: a plurality of channel frames secured to each other, each channel frame defining a perimeter for supporting a filter element, the perimeter surrounding a portion of the filter element.

Diesel particulate filter assembly

A system and method for implementing an LED-based luminaire () incorporates one or more color channels (-). The luminaire includes a controller () that uses optical sensing and feedback to control LEDs (A) in each channel to deliver a consistent intensity and/or color output. The optical feedback loop may provide measured intensity and/or color of the luminaire's output to the luminaire controller. The controller may then adjust the current, pulse width modulation (PWM) duty cycle, or both, which are delivered to discrete color channels of the luminaire to obtain the desired intensity and/or color.

LED-based luminaire utilizing optical feedback color and intensity control scheme

A quick attachment device for use in the repeated testing of diode light sources () includes a quick attachment module () having a fixed location with respect to a testing position () for the diodes (), and a mounting assembly () on which each diode () is mounted during testing. The quick attachment module () includes a quick disconnect fastener and two locating pins (and) for securing the mounting assembly () for testing, where the two locating pins (and) have a locational transition fit connection with the mounting assembly (). The mounting assembly () may further include a thermal-electric cooling device () for cooling the diode light sources () during testing.

Quick attachment fixture and power card for diode-based light devices

Pilot Director Lights (PDLs) mounted on the exterior of a refueling tanker aircraft () utilize light emitting diodes (LEDs) () as a light source to provide visual information to the pilot of an approaching aircraft (). The PDLs may include a plurality of light emitting devices () arranged in arrays (and), each light emitting device () being configured to illuminate a particular symbol/pattern. Each light emitting device () may include a plurality of modular banks () of LEDs (), which are configured to emit light through a clear lens () within a particular field of view. The PDL arrays (and) may provide visual feedback regarding the elevational and fore-aft position of the approaching aircraft () relative to the boom envelope () of the tanker aircraft ().

Pilot director light utilizing light emitting diode (LED) technology

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Steve M Butsch