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Intevac, Inc.

Micropore, Inc.

Thomas G Daley

Douglas B McKenna

Allan W Scott

J Anthony DelNegro

David B Johnson

This invention relates to an adsorbent system, adsorbent cartridge, and external canister for removing gaseous contaminants from air or another gas.

Adsorbent system for removal of gaseous contaminants

A camera attachment converts a standard day-light video camera into a day/night-vision video camera. The attachment device has a threaded input and output to physically and optically interconnect an auto-iris lens to a video camera. The attachment device contains an image intensifier tube and a fiber optic image conduit either of which may be switched into the through optical path to receive and either amplify or simply conduct the light image to a relay lens. The relay lens focuses the output image from either the image tube or the fiber optic image conduit onto the optical input of the video camera. The switching of the image intensifier tube or the fiber optic image conduit is dependent upon the ambient light conditions of the camera so that if there is insufficient lighting for normal daytime viewing the image tube is activated and switched into the through optical path of the camera.

Surveillance system having a microchannel image intensifier tube

A method of making a business machine platen core wherein a cylindrical body including a hollow tube extending co-axially thereof is encapsulated with an insulative foam with a pair of opposed plugs inserted in each end thereof.

Method of making a platen core

A method for preparing and an apparatus for supporting appliances thereon, the support being a base member with means on the top side thereof for mounting an object thereto. The base member is comprised of a conduit member having disposed at preselected portions therein hollow inserts arranged with axes at right angles to the axis of the conduit member and surrounded by resilient foam materials which maintains the base member in a preselected configuration to support the object mounted thereto.

Object support member

A method for making a support for an object wherein a hollow conduit member having closed ends has cut therein an opening to receive resilient foam reacting materials therethrough. In the cutting of the hollow member, a flap remains at the opening so that upon reacting of the foam mix, the foam rises or increases in volume forcing the flap into its original position thereby closing the opening. In a preferred embodiment the hollow conduit member includes at preselected positions therein hollow inserts arranged with axes at right angles to the axes of the hollow conduit member, the inserts being surrounded by the resilient foam materials.

Method of making a molded support for an object using a self-closing

An apparatus for supporting and securing objects thereon, the support being a base member with means on the top side thereof for receiving an object and strapping means attached to the bottom thereof disposed to extend around the object and secure it thereto. The base member is comprised of a conduit member having disposed at preselected portiions therein resilient foam materials which maintains the base member in a preselected configuration and supports and object thereon.

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Louisville, KY, United States of America

Thomas G Daley