Patents by Inventor Martin Stein
Martin Stein has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Publication number: 20060140202Abstract: A mechanism for retrieving data over a network using an asynchronous buffer is described herein. According to one embodiment, an exemplary process includes, in response to a request for first data from a client via a first thread, determining whether a local circular buffer contains the requested first data, the local circular buffer having a head region and a tail region for identifying a head and a tail of the local circular buffer respectively, and the local circular buffer containing a portion of a data file maintained by a server over a network, generating a second thread to the server over the network to request the first data, if the local circular buffer does not contain the requested first data, and returning the first thread to the client while waiting for a result of the second thread from the server. Other methods and apparatuses are also described.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 28, 2004Publication date: June 29, 2006Inventors: Manish Garg, Martin Stein, Martin Steiner
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Publication number: 20050223282Abstract: An integrated tracing and logging system for an enterprise network. One embodiment of the integrated logging and tracing system has an object-oriented architecture which includes a controller class with two sub-classes: a tracing sub-class and a logging sub-class. Instances of the tracing sub-class (tracing modules) are associated with specified program code regions of network applications. The tracing modules receive method calls from the network applications and process the method calls based on defined severity levels. Instances of the logging sub-class (logging modules) are associated with specified “categories” related to the enterprise network (e.g., system, database, etc). The logging modules receive and process method calls from network components associated with the categories. The integrated logging and tracing system may be accessed by a log viewer having a log viewer client to provide a user interface and a log viewer server to read one or more log messages.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 26, 2004Publication date: October 6, 2005Inventors: Gregor Frey, Miroslav Petrov, Martin Stein
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Publication number: 20050196284Abstract: A vacuum system comprises, as an integral assembly, a vacuum pump with drive motor, a purge valve, a roughing valve and an electronic control module. A cryogenic vacuum pump and a turbomolecular vacuum pump are disclosed. The control module has a programmed processor for controlling the motor and valves and is user programmable for establishing specific control sequences. The integral electronic control module is removable from the assembly and is connected to the other devices through a common connector assembly. In the turbomolecular pump system proper introduction of a purge gas through the purge valve is detected by detecting the current load on the pump drive or by detecting foreline pressure. To test the purge gas status, the purge valve may be closed and then opened as drive current or pressure is monitored. After power failure, the controller will continue normal drive of the turbomolecular pump so long as the speed of the pump has remained above a threshold value.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 27, 2005Publication date: September 8, 2005Applicant: Helix Technology CorporationInventors: Peter Gaudet, Robert Lepofsky, Alan Weeks, Gerald Fortier, Stephen Matte, Martin Stein, Steven Rosner
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Patent number: 6902378Abstract: A vacuum system comprises, as an integral assembly, a vacuum pump with drive motor, a purge valve, a roughing valve and an electronic control module. A cryogenic vacuum pump and a turbomolecular vacuum pump are disclosed. The control module has a programmed processor for controlling the motor and valves and is user programmable for establishing specific control sequences. The integral electronic control module is removable from the assembly and is connected to the other devices through a common connector assembly. In the turbomolecular pump system proper introduction of a purge gas through the purge valve is detected by detecting the current load on the pump drive or by detecting foreline pressure. To test the purge gas status, the purge valve may be closed and then opened as drive current or pressure is monitored. After power failure, the controller will continue normal drive of the turbomolecular pump so long as the speed of the pump has remained above a threshold value.Type: GrantFiled: March 8, 2002Date of Patent: June 7, 2005Assignee: Helix Technology CorporationInventors: Peter W. Gaudet, Robert J. Lepofsky, Alan L. Weeks, Gerald J. Fortier, Stephen R. Matté, Martin Stein, Steven C. Rosner
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Patent number: 6461113Abstract: A vacuum system comprises, as an integral assembly, a vacuum pump with drive motor, a purge valve, a roughing valve and an electronic control module. A cryogenic vacuum pump and a turbomolecular vacuum pump are disclosed. The control module has a programmed processor for controlling the motor and valves and is user programmable for establishing specific control sequences. The integral electronic control module is removable from the assembly and is connected to the other devices through a common connector assembly. In the turbomolecular pump system proper introduction of a purge gas through the purge valve is detected by detecting the current load on the pump drive or by detecting foreline pressure. To test the purge gas status, the purge valve may be closed and then opened as drive current or pressure is monitored. After power failure, the controller will continue normal drive of the turbomolecular pump so long as the speed of the pump has remained above a threshold value.Type: GrantFiled: December 3, 1999Date of Patent: October 8, 2002Assignee: Helix Technology CorporationInventors: Peter W. Gaudet, Robert J. Lepofsky, Alan L. Weeks, Gerald J. Fortier, Stephen R. Matté, Martin Stein, Steven C. Rosner
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Publication number: 20020094277Abstract: A vacuum system comprises, as an integral assembly, a vacuum pump with drive motor, a purge valve, a roughing valve and an electronic control module. A cryogenic vacuum pump and a turbomolecular vacuum pump are disclosed. The control module has a programmed processor for controlling the motor and valves and is user programmable for establishing specific control sequences. The integral electronic control module is removable from the assembly and is connected to the other devices through a common connector assembly. In the turbomolecular pump system proper introduction of a purge gas through the purge valve is detected by detecting the current load on the pump drive or by detecting foreline pressure. To test the purge gas status, the purge valve may be closed and then opened as drive current or pressure is monitored. After power failure, the controller will continue normal drive of the turbomolecular pump so long as the speed of the pump has remained above a threshold value.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 8, 2002Publication date: July 18, 2002Applicant: Helix Technology CorporationInventors: Peter W. Gaudet, Michael J. Eacobacci, Robert J. Lepofsky, David E. Roche, Alan L. Weeks, Gerald J. Fortier, Stephen R. Matte, Martin Stein, Steven C. Rosner
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Patent number: 6407761Abstract: A system and method for customizing an interface, or the set of methods, of a business object by pre-defining a number of parameters and fields available to the methods of the business object using a visual customization tool is provided. The interface of the business object consists of the set of methods available to it. The interface is customized such that only the necessary methods, parameters and fields are made available for programming. The set of methods is displayed in a menu-driven format through a graphical user interface. The user selects the method to customize, and the set of parameters available to that method is displayed. Then the user selects the parameters that are intended to be used, and the fields available to those parameters are displayed. The user can preset certain static fields to constant values. After customization, the underlying code of the method is generated automatically and saved.Type: GrantFiled: May 10, 1999Date of Patent: June 18, 2002Assignee: SAP AktiengesellschaftInventors: Pong Ching, Martin Stein, Larry Chiang
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Patent number: 6022195Abstract: A vacuum system comprises, as an integral assembly, a vacuum pump with drive motor, a purge valve, a roughing valve and an electronic control module. A cryogenic vacuum pump and a turbomolecular vacuum pump are disclosed. The control module has a programmed processor for controlling the motor and valves and is user programmable for establishing specific control sequences. The integral electronic control module is removable from the assembly and is connected to the other devices through a common connector assembly. In the turbomolecular pump system proper introduction of a purge gas through the purge valve is detected by detecting the current load on the pump drive or by detecting foreline pressure. To test the purge gas status, the purge valve may be closed and then opened as drive current or pressure is monitored. After power failure, the controller will continue normal drive of the turbomolecular pump so long as the speed of the pump has remained above a threshold value.Type: GrantFiled: August 21, 1995Date of Patent: February 8, 2000Assignee: Helix Technology CorporationInventors: Peter W. Gaudet, Michael J. Eacobacci, Robert J. Lepofsky, David E. Roche, Alan L. Weeks, Gerald J. Fortier, Stephen R. Matte, Martin Stein, Steven C. Rosner
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Patent number: 5900822Abstract: An apparatus and method for monitoring the torque load condition of a cryopump motor includes a power transducer for monitoring the electrical power input to the cryopump motor. A preferred embodiment of the power transducer includes a Hall-effect multiplier which measures the instantaneous and average electrical power input to the cryopump motor to determine torque load. Another preferred embodiment includes a power transducer which measures the Power Factor of the electrical power input to the cryopump motor to determine torque load. The Power Factor transducer includes a phase detector which detects the phase difference between the input voltage and the input current applied to the cryopump motor.Type: GrantFiled: July 25, 1997Date of Patent: May 4, 1999Assignee: Helix Technology CorporationInventors: William T. Sand, Martin Stein
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Patent number: 5651667Abstract: An apparatus and method for monitoring the torque load condition of a cryopump motor includes a power transducer for monitoring the electrical power input to the cryopump motor. A preferred embodiment of the power transducer includes a Hall-effect multiplier which measures the instantaneous and average electrical power input to the cryopump motor to determine torque load. Another preferred embodiment includes a power transducer which measures the Power Factor of the electrical power input to the cryopump motor to determine torque load. The Power Factor transducer includes a phase detector which detects the phase difference between the input voltage and the input current applied to the cryopump motor.Type: GrantFiled: January 18, 1994Date of Patent: July 29, 1997Assignee: Helix Technology CorporationInventors: William T. Sand, Martin Stein
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Patent number: 5443368Abstract: A vacuum system comprises, as an integral assembly, a turbomolecular pump with drive motor, a vent valve, a purge valve, a roughing valve, a heater and an electronic control module. The control module has a programmed processor for controlling the motor and valves and is user programmable for establishing specific control sequences. The integral electronic control module is removable from the assembly and is connected to the other devices through a common connector assembly. Proper introduction of a purge gas through the purge valve is detected by detecting the current load on the pump drive or by detecting foreline pressure. To test the purge gas status, the purge valve may be closed and then opened as drive current or pressure is monitored. After power failure, the controller will continue normal drive of the turbomolecular pump so long as the speed of the pump has remained above a threshold value. Otherwise the vent valve will have been opened, and a start-up sequence must be initiated.Type: GrantFiled: July 16, 1993Date of Patent: August 22, 1995Assignee: Helix Technology CorporationInventors: Alan L. Weeks, Gerald J. Fortier, Stephen R. Matte', Peter W. Gaudet, Martin Stein, Steven C. Rosner, Robert J. Lepofsky