Patents by Inventor Paul Huddleston

Paul Huddleston 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).

  • Patent number: 11951002
    Abstract: A valve and tether fixation mechanism includes an anchor, a tether, and a prosthetic heart valve. The anchor may be for anchoring a prosthetic heart valve in a native heart valve. The tether may have a distal end coupled to the anchor. The tether may extend proximally from the anchor and connect to a tensioning mechanism. The prosthetic valve may be configured to translate along the tether. The valve may have a tether connecting portion configured to allow for adjustment of the tension in the tether and affix the prosthetic valve to the tether at a desired tension.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: March 23, 2021
    Date of Patent: April 9, 2024
    Assignee: Tendyne Holdings, Inc.
    Inventors: Preston James Huddleston, David A. Panus, Theodore Paul Dale, Tracee Eidenschink, Kevin Patrick Griffin
  • Publication number: 20070131787
    Abstract: A system for communicating across conventional HVAC wiring is provided. The system includes a communication device having a communication module capable of inducing low power, high frequency current signals into a single control wire coupling, for example, a thermostat with a compressor. The communication module includes a power supply module that draws power sufficient to operate the communication module from the existing HVAC wiring, so as to eliminate any need for batteries or external power sources. A second communication module may be coupled to the single control wire. The second communication module operates as a transceiver sending communication signals to, and receiving communication signals from, the communication module. In one embodiment, the communication module is disposed within a building, for example coupled to an electronic thermostat, while the second communication module is disposed outside the building near the compressor.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 6, 2006
    Publication date: June 14, 2007
    Inventors: John Rossi, Paul Huddleston, Mark Barton, Bradley Smith, Howard Ng, Carl Mueller, James Garozzo, Cecil Barrett, Russell House
  • Publication number: 20070131785
    Abstract: A system for communicating across conventional HVAC wiring is provided. The system includes a communication device having a communication module capable of inducing low power, high frequency current signals into a single control wire coupling, for example, a thermostat with a compressor. The communication module includes a power supply module that draws power sufficient to operate the communication module from the existing HVAC wiring, so as to eliminate any need for batteries or external power sources. A second communication module may be coupled to the single control wire. The second communication module operates as a transceiver sending communication signals to, and receiving communication signals from, the communication module. In one embodiment, the communication module is disposed within a building, for example coupled to an electronic thermostat, while the second communication module is disposed outside the building near the compressor.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 6, 2006
    Publication date: June 14, 2007
    Inventors: John Rossi, Paul Huddleston, Mark Barton, Bradley Smith, Howard Ng, Carl Mueller, James Garozzo, Cecil Barrett, Russell House
  • Publication number: 20070131786
    Abstract: A system for communicating across conventional HVAC wiring is provided. The system includes a communication device having a communication module capable of inducing low power, high frequency current signals into a single control wire coupling, for example, a thermostat with a compressor. The communication module includes a power supply module that draws power sufficient to operate the communication module from the existing HVAC wiring, so as to eliminate any need for batteries or external power sources. A second communication module may be coupled to the single control wire. The second communication module operates as a transceiver sending communication signals to, and receiving communication signals from, the communication module. In one embodiment, the communication module is disposed within a building, for example coupled to an electronic thermostat, while the second communication module is disposed outside the building near the compressor.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 6, 2006
    Publication date: June 14, 2007
    Inventors: John Rossi, Paul Huddleston, Mark Barton, Bradley Smith, Howard Ng, Carl Mueller, James Garozzo, Cecil Barrett, Russell House
  • Publication number: 20060124759
    Abstract: A system for communicating across conventional HVAC wiring is provided. The system includes a communication device having a communication module capable of inducing low power, high frequency current signals into a single control wire coupling, for example, a thermostat with a compressor. The communication module includes a power supply module that draws power sufficient to operate the communication module from the existing HVAC wiring, so as to eliminate any need for batteries or external power sources. A second communication module may be coupled to the single control wire. The second communication module operates as a transceiver sending communication signals to, and receiving communication signals from, the communication module. In one embodiment, the communication module is disposed within a building, for example coupled to an electronic thermostat, while the second communication module is disposed outside the building near the compressor.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 13, 2005
    Publication date: June 15, 2006
    Inventors: John Rossi, Paul Huddleston, Mark Barton, Bradley Smith, Howard Ng, Carl Mueller, James Garozzo, Cecil Barrett, Russell House