Tim L Peck

Title: Tim L. Peck and His Microfluidic NMR Innovations.

Introduction

Tim L. Peck is an inventor based in Mahomet, Illinois, whose patent work focuses on nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) systems and microfluidic devices. His listed inventions include designs that combine multiple NMR detection sites with fluid routing to support analysis of fluid samples. Peck is associated with Protasis Corporation and holds 3 patents.

Latest Patents

- Microfluidic Device with Multiple Microcoil NMR Detectors Enabling Fluidic Series Communication. This patent describes an NMR probe with multiple detection sites, each containing a sample-holding void and an associated NMR microcoil. A controllable fluid router directs samples among the sites.

- Microfluidic Device with Multiple Microcoil NMR Detectors and Field Gradient Focusing. This patent also describes an NMR probe with multiple detection sites, sample-holding voids, and associated microcoils, together with a controllable fluid router for directing fluid samples.

Career Highlights

Peck’s listed patent work brings together microfluidics and NMR detection. The designs use multiple microcoil-equipped sites and controlled fluid routing, providing a framework for directing samples through an NMR system.

Collaborations

Peck’s listed coworkers include Dean Olson and Jim Norcross. His company affiliation is Protasis Corporation.

Conclusion

Tim L. Peck’s patents reflect an inventive focus on integrating microfluidic sample handling with multiple-site NMR detection.