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text: Patent US8123340 - Ink-jet printer - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign in<nobr>Advanced Patent Search</nobr>PatentsDisclosed is an inkjet printer. The inkjet printer in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention includes a supply channel coupled to a plurality of inkjet heads; a first main reservoir and a second main reservoir being coupled to either side of the supply channel; and a first press and a...http://www.google.com/patents/US8123340?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US8123340 - Ink-jet printerAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS8123340 B2Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 12/435,865Publication dateFeb 28, 2012Filing dateMay 5, 2009Priority dateSep 8, 2008Also published asUS20100060699Publication number12435865, 435865, US 8123340 B2, US 8123340B2, US-B2-8123340, US8123340 B2, US8123340B2InventorsYoon-Sok PARK, Jae-Woo Joung, Young-Seuck Yoo, Suk-Ho Song, Won-Chul SimOriginal AssigneeSamsung Electro-Mechanics Co., Ltd.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (10), Non-Patent Citations (1), Classifications (7), Legal Events (1) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetInk-jet printerUS 8123340 B2Abstract Disclosed is an inkjet printer. The inkjet printer in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention includes a supply channel coupled to a plurality of inkjet heads; a first main reservoir and a second main reservoir being coupled to either side of the supply channel; and a first press and a second press applying pressure to the inside of the first main reservoir and the second main reservoir, respectively.

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Patent US8174526 - Methods and apparatus for rendering or preparing digital objects or portions ... - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inPatentsMethods and apparatus render images of digital objects or prepare digital objects for subsequent processing. The method includes sorting data representative of positions of at least three vertices of polygons of a digital object, then determining whether the orientation of the vertices of each polygon...http://www.google.com/patents/US8174526?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US8174526 - Methods and apparatus for rendering or preparing digital objects or portions thereof for subsequent processingAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS8174526 B2Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 13/179,906Publication dateMay 8, 2012Filing dateJul 11, 2011Priority dateJun 25, 2001Fee statusPaidAlso published asUS7619624, US7978193, US20060017728, US20100053157, US20110261082Publication number13179906, 179906, US 8174526 B2, US 8174526B2, US-B2-8174526, US8174526 B2, US8174526B2InventorsPatrick A. HarkinOriginal AssigneeRound Rock Research, LlcExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (15), Non-Patent Citations (1), Classifications (10), Legal Events (2) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetMethods and apparatus for rendering or preparing digital objects or portions thereof for subsequent processing
Once the polygons of an image or scene of a digital object are transformed into the viewer=s perspective (i.e., a two-dimensional image), the sign (S) of the z-axis term of the cross product, or cross product term (CPT), of two edges of each transformed polygon will indicate the orientation of vertices of the polygon (e.g., whether the transformed polygon has a CW or CCW orientation). For example, if the vertices of a polygon are oriented CW, the actual, or original, sign bit (S0) is a “1.” If the vertices of a polygon are oriented CCW, the actual, or original, sign bit (S0) is a “0.” This sign bit is then used to compare the (two-dimensional) position of each polygon in the image to be rendered to its actual, or original, orientation on the object (its two-dimensional orientation when front facing). If these orientations are not equal, the polygon is determined to be a back facing polygon and the data is culled from the rendering process.
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Patent US4240441 - Carotid thermodilution catheter - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsA thermodilution catheter having a proximal high frequency heating coil of fine wires, heat measuring thermocouples, and a distal resistance thermometer, all wound externally on a catheter for measuring arterial blood flow. The device also incorporates electrodes for electrocardiogram tracing....http://www.google.com/patents/US4240441?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US4240441 - Carotid thermodilution catheterAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS4240441 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 05/950,196Publication dateDec 23, 1980Filing dateOct 10, 1978Priority dateOct 10, 1978Publication number05950196, 950196, US 4240441 A, US 4240441A, US-A-4240441, US4240441 A, US4240441AInventorsHassan H. KhalilOriginal AssigneeThe United States Of America As Represented By The Secretary Of The NavyExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (11), Non-Patent Citations (6), Referenced by (124), Classifications (7) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetCarotid thermodilution catheterUS 4240441 AAbstract A thermodilution catheter having a proximal high frequency heating coil of fine wires, heat measuring thermocouples, and a distal resistance thermometer, all wound externally on a catheter for measuring arterial blood flow. The device also incorporates electrodes for electrocardiogram tracing.
What is claimed is: 1. In a bioelectric measuring apparatus for insertion within an internal carotid artery of a living organism, including in combination, an elongated, flexible body, an electrical heater mounted thereon, and a temperature sensing device also mounted on said catheter body, the improvement comprising:temperature transducing means mounted on said catheter body for sensing the temperature rise of said catheter body produced by said electrical heater; and wherein said temperature sensing device and said electrical heater include wire windings having dimensions to facilitate compact placement within said organism and to achieve a predetermined surface area to blood volume flow ratio of from about 0.08 mm.sup.2 /ml/min. to about 0.42 mm.sup.2 /ml/min. 2. An improved bioelectric measuring apparatus for insertion within a living organism according to claim 1 wherein said electrical heater wire is bifilarly wound.
The surface area to volume flow ratio must be considered. For example, in the present invention for study of blood flow in the carotid artery, the flow is about 300 milliliters per minute while cardiac output ranges between 4000 and 12,000 milliliters per minute. using the equation for the area of a cylinder, 2πrh, where, π equals 3.14.6 . . . , r is the radius of the catheter body 11 in mm, and h is the length of the windings in mm, and the above given lengths for heating coil 12 and resistance thermometer 15 along with an outside diameter of 0.8 mm for heating coil winding 12 and 14 mm for resistance thermometer winding 15, the surface area to volume flow ratios may be computed. In the present embodiment they are .21-.42 mm.sup.2 /ml/min for heating coil 12 and 0.08-0.17 mm.sup.2 /ml/min for resistance thermometer 15.
Platinum wires were used for thermometer winding 15 in order to obtain a high resistance. Copper may also be used in a resistance thermometer but the resistance is too low for short windings. Platinum has a high strain coefficient of resistivity but strain errors can be eliminated. Two types of errors are caused by strain phenomena in a thermometer material. The first is strain caused by winding and coating of the thermometer while making the catheter. This source of error is corrected by measuring the new temperature coefficient of the resistance thermometer, that is, finding the resistance of the thermometer at 0 100
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Patent US5340090 - Method and apparatus for droplet stream manufacturing - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsA method of manufacture of a net form product, including directing a stream of liquid from a nozzle onto a collector of the shape of the desired product, applying an amplitude and time dependent modulated disturbance to the stream to produce a droplet stream, and with the nozzle and collector in a chamber,...http://www.google.com/patents/US5340090?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5340090 - Method and apparatus for droplet stream manufacturingAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS5340090 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 08/035,112Publication dateAug 23, 1994Filing dateMar 19, 1993Priority dateAug 30, 1990Fee statusPaidAlso published asUS5226948Publication number035112, 08035112, US 5340090 A, US 5340090A, US-A-5340090, US5340090 A, US5340090AInventorsMelissa E. Orme, Eric P. MuntzOriginal AssigneeUniversity Of Southern CaliforniaExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (3), Referenced by (46), Classifications (9), Legal Events (8) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetMethod and apparatus for droplet stream manufacturingUS 5340090 AAbstract A method of manufacture of a net form product, including directing a stream of liquid from a nozzle onto a collector of the shape of the desired product, applying an amplitude and time dependent modulated disturbance to the stream to produce a droplet stream, and with the nozzle and collector in a chamber, controlling the chamber environment. An apparatus for manufacturing a net form product having a source of molten material under pressure, a support for positioning a product collector in a chamber with the collector defining a desired product, a droplet stream generator positioned within the chamber and including a nozzle, a conduit for conducting molten material from the material source to the generator nozzle, a mechanism, typically a modulator, for amplitude and time dependent modulation disturbance of the droplet stream, and a drive mechanism for relative movement of the nozzle and support.
We claim: 1. In an apparatus for manufacturing a net form product, the combination of:a source of liquid material under pressure; a chamber; a support for positioning a product collector in said chamber, said collector defining the shape of a desired product; liquid droplet stream generator means positioned within said chamber for generating an aligned stream of droplets, said generator means including a nozzle; conduit means for conducting molten material from said material source to said generator nozzle; disturbance means for providing an amplitude and time dependent modulated disturbance to said stream at said nozzle to produce a stream of liquid droplets monodispersed in a single line; and drive means for relative movement of said nozzle and said support for impacting liquid droplets of said stream onto said product collector in a predetermined pattern. 2. An apparatus as defined in claim 1 wherein said disturbance means includes means for providing time dependent modulation in the form of a frequency modulation.
9. An apparatus as defined in claim 1 including a plurality of said nozzles and a separate conduit means for each of said nozzles, andwherein each of said nozzles is a multiple stream nozzle. 10. An apparatus as defined in claim 1 including means for controlling the environment in said chamber.
13. An apparatus as defined in claim 1 including a plurality of sources of liquid material under pressure,a plurality of nozzles, and a separate conduit means for connecting each of said nozzles to a separate one of said sources. 14. The apparatus as defined in claim 1 wherein said drive means includes means for rotating said product collector about an axis, andmeans for moving said nozzle along said axis of rotation. 15. The apparatus as defined in claim 1 wherein said generator means includes first and second generators, each having a nozzle, andsaid conduit means includes first and second conduits for said first and second generators, respectively, with said nozzles positioned to provide colliding droplet streams for forming disks of said material. 16. The apparatus as defined in claim 15 wherein said generators means includes means for varying the velocities of said streams.
20. In an apparatus for producing a stream of disk shaped droplets, the combination of:a source of liquid material under pressure; a chamber; droplet stream generator means positioned within said chamber, said generator means including first and second nozzles; conduit means for conducting liquid material from said material source to each of said generator nozzles for producing intersecting streams; modulator means for providing an amplitude and time dependent modulated disturbance to said streams to produce droplet streams; and means for maintaining a vacuum in said chamber. 21. The apparatus as defined in claim 20 wherein said generators means includes means for varying the velocities of said streams.
The technique of generating streams of drops in a vacuum environment which are more uniform and more controllable than those generated with spray methods is used in the present invention. Droplet speed variations as small as 1�10-7 times the average droplet speed can be easily achieved when using this technique. Other droplet stream configurations, where the spacing and the size of each droplet in the stream can be varied in a predictable and controllable manner can be achieved by a combination of amplitude and time dependent modulation.
The droplet streams are generated by a disturbance, preferably periodic and amplitude modulated, and may be constructed and operated in the manner disclosed in the aforementioned publications. The embodiment of FIG. 2 is especially suited for making smaller detailed parts . The single streams of liquid droplets are directed by the robotic arms onto the deposit on the collector. Rapid and incremental solidification occurs as each droplet arrives at the deposit. Successive droplet depositions build the near or final form. Since the angular spread of a single stream of liquid droplets is of the order of 1�1014 6 radians, the resolution of the detailed part is limited by the size of the droplet deformation upon impact. In the related technology of spray forming, the deformed droplet has been termed a "splat". Splat dimensions currently used in spray manufacturing are typically 400 micrometers in diameter and 14 micrometers thick originating from a 150 micrometers droplet. In the system of the present invention, the splat size will depend on the droplet speed and viscosity, and will be in the order of a few times the droplet diameter.
This embodiment is better suited for making large bulk products. Each array generator may have several hundred nozzles with a separation of five to ten nozzle diameters for maximum material throughput. The angular spread of the array of streams can limit the resolution of the net form product. Current state of the art nozzle array fabrication can produce nozzle arrays with an angular spread in the order of 1�1014 3 radian.
Droplet collisions occur in the use of more than one stream of liquid droplets or the use of sprays. It has been found that by removing the effects of aerodynamics (i.e., by operation in a vacuum), droplet collision products are remarkably different than those in background pressures of one atmosphere. Two droplet streams composed of low vapor pressure fluid have been forced to coalesce in a vacuum, as illustrated in FIG. 6c. It has been found that if the relative impact velocity of the colliding drops is below a critical velocity, the product of the collision is a flat disk, oriented perpendicular to the pre-collision trajectories and the, center to center vector at contact if impact parameter (distance between line of centers of the Pre-collision droplets) is zero. The fluid disk grows to diameters as large as 1�103 times the disk thickness. The disk then contracts back to a sphere with a diameter commensurate with the volume of the combine pre-collision droplet volumes. On the other hand, if the relative impact velocity is greater than the critical velocity, the thin disk continues to grow in diameter until it ultimately begins to shed fluid ligaments, followed by complete disruption. Collisions in a vacuum result in much thinner disks than can be achieved at background pressures of one atmosphere. It has been found that the impact parameter is an important factor which governs the collision product's shape, size and orientation.
Three examples of time dependent droplet formation are shown in FIG. 9. The disturbance waveforms shown to the left are used to generate the time dependent droplet streams shown to the right. Each of the droplet configurations is generated with an amplitude modulated disturbance of a non-integer frequency ratio, N. In all three waveforms the carrier, or fast frequency, is 20 kHz and the degree of modulation is 0.5. In the top waveform the frequency ratio and relative phase are 3.5 and 45� respectively. The droplet stream is composed of equally separated droplets of alternating sizes. The disturbance used to generate the center droplet stream is characterized by N=2.4 and phase=90�. This droplet stream is composed of three differently sized droplets with a pattern of "large-small-medium-small", which repeats at precisely the same intervals. N=1.8 and phase=72� in the lower waveform, and the corresponding droplet stream consists of two differently sized droplets in a pattern represented by "large-small-small-small", which repeats at precisely the same intervals.
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IN PERSON; 'Wild Thing' Returns - The New York Times
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By ROBERT STRAUSSJUNE 10, 2001
MITCH WILLIAMS has his concentration face on as he steps into the cage for batting practice, his cheeks glimmering with sweat in the late afternoon sun.Wait a minute, Mitch Williams at batting practice? Wasn't he the Wild Thing, the mercurial relief pitcher who won the pennant, then lost the World Series for the 1993 Philadelphia Phillies?''Hey, I'm a hitter,'' cried Williams to a bunch of dismissive stares at the Sandcastle, where the Atlantic City Surf play.''One thousand in 1993,'' said Williams of the number that indicates a perfect batting average. ''One for one. I'm a hitter.''
That hit in 1993 was Williams's last at bat in the major leagues. He finished the season with 43 saves, leading the Phillies to the 1993 playoffs, in which he won two games and saved two others to beat the Atlanta Braves for the National League pennant. Continue reading the main story
But then tragedy, baseball variety, struck. He was left in too long by manager Jim Fregosi in the sixth game of the World Series and let up the final game-winning home run to Joe Carter of Toronto. Fan vilification followed, even going as far as vandalism at his South Jersey home. The Phillies traded him to Houston during the off-season, and he never regained his form. By 1997, he was out of baseball.But now, at age 36, Williams is back in. After a few years spent riding tractors around his ranch in Texas and tending bar at his in-laws' bowling alley in Pennsauken, in Camden County, he has become the pitching coach of the Surf, a collection of almost-beens, hope-to-bes and never-wases in the independent minor Atlantic League.But wait another minute, Mitch Williams as pitching coach? Wasn't he the guy with the horrific motion -- the left arm flailing toward the ground, nearly turning him face-down after every pitch?''Look, this guy was in the Major Leagues,'' said Bessem T. (Sam) Ali, a Surf reliever. ''He knew how to pitch. What's good about Mitch's style is that he knows everyone has a different way of doing things. He knows proper pitching mechanics. He just improvised on them as a player.''''And he especially knows the mental part'', said Ali, a 30-year-old from Everett, Mass., making one last stab at getting to the big leagues. ''He's been there and we all can learn from him.''Certainly Williams was one of the more unusual characters in baseball in the 1980's and 1990's. He was a starting pitcher through high school in Texas and in the minor leagues in the early 1980's. Then the Texas Rangers sent him to Puerto Rico for winter baseball in 1985, converting him to a reliever. The next season, he was in the majors, relieving in 80 games for Texas, an American League rookie record.
His reckless pitching style, which often left Williams's cap somewhere on the road to third base and his body so contorted he was in no position to field a grounder up the middle, endeared him to fans. Texas traded him to the Chicago Cubs in 1989 and he emerged as a star, saving 36 games, second in the National League. The Cubs also capitalized on the Wild Thing nickname, which Williams is a bit ambivalent about, playing the old Troggs rock hit, ''Wild Thing,'' whenever he came to the mound.He eventually got to the Phillies, fitting in marvelously with the bunch of carousing misfits who won the 1993 pennant and marrying a South Jersey girl, the former Irene Iacone from Cinnaminson, in the process. His baseball demise was swift. He saved only six more games for three teams over the next four years and was gone. He is the only major leaguer who has pitched more than 250 innings and has given up more walks than hits.
''I liked the ranch and all,'' Williams said as he sat in the dugout before a game last week with the Somerset Patriots, looking a bit wistfully at the skyline of casinos beyond the Sandcastle walls. ''I had saved enough money. But my family got tired of looking at me. I came here to get some experience, start something new.''A Surf spokesman, Steve McCormick, said the team had heard that Williams was looking for a job in baseball, and when it decided not to retain last year's pitching coach, Jose Santiago, it contacted Williams. The offer was $2,500 a month, less than a tenth of Williams's last contract with the Phillies. But he jumped.''I'm only 36, which is hardly old,'' he said. ''Five years from now, if I show that I can turn some pitchers around, I'm hoping I'll be a major league coach.''The Atlantic League is where hopes abound. None of the teams is affiliated with major league clubs, but there are some players with major league names. Jose Canseco has more than 400 homers in the majors, but is playing now for the Newark Bears of the Atlantic League. Kim Batiste was an infielder for that 1993 Phillies team with Williams, but now plays for the Camden Riversharks. Brian Hunter, who played as recently as last year for the Phillies, is on the Surf roster. Most of the teams, however, are stocked with players like Ali, those cut from minor league rosters who hope for an alternative road to the big time.Williams aims to help them there.''I know that the job of a pitching coach is to keep arms healthy and teach mechanics,'' he said. ''That's what I aim to show the people at the higher levels. If I went to the Phillies today and asked for a job, they'd say, 'How do we know you can do it?' So here is where I have to start.''There are still a lot of 36-year-old pitchers in the majors, but Williams has no illusions he can go back. Still, two weeks ago, when a couple of his pitchers got hurt, he activated himself. On May 31, with the Surf bullpen depleted, the team manager, Tommy Helms, brought Williams in to face the Nashua Pride's toughest hitter, Sam Horn, with one out in the eighth inning of a tie game.The last time the two met, Williams was pitching for the Texas Rangers and Horn was a young phenom with the Baltimore Orioles. But that was a decade back, baseball light years away. Only 711 fans in the Nashua ballpark saw Horn foul out behind the plate. Williams walked the next batter and then got a force out to end the inning. The Surf scored in the top of the ninth and another reliever preserved Williams's first Atlantic League victory.''We just needed some temporary help,'' he said. ''I know I'm not going in that direction.'' Then he looked up again at the casinos a couple miles distant over center field. But the majors, yes, Mitch Williams is going to get there again. Continue reading the main story

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