Patents by Inventor Bryan Riley
Bryan Riley 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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Patent number: 10722115Abstract: Devices and methods for determining a propensity to diabetic and/or macular degeneration in a subject by measuring certain featured from a captured retinal image from a subject are described.Type: GrantFiled: August 16, 2016Date of Patent: July 28, 2020Assignee: Ohio UniversityInventors: Mehmet Celenk, H. Bryan Riley, Nikita Gurudath, Frank Schwartz
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Publication number: 20180235467Abstract: Devices and methods for determining a propensity to diabetic and/or macular degeneration in a subject by measuring certain featured from a captured retinal image from a subject are described.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 16, 2016Publication date: August 23, 2018Applicant: Ohio UniversityInventors: Mehmet Celenk, H. Bryan Riley, Nikita Gurudath, Frank Schwartz
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Patent number: 9295010Abstract: This disclosure provides several mechanisms for adapting transmit power spectral density (PSD). A communications device may adapt the power spectrum utilized at the transmitter based, at least in part, on the channel conditions or PSD constraints associated with the communications medium between the transmitter and a receiver device. Additionally, the transmit PSD may be adapted based, at least in part, on a total power capability associated with a transmitter. Power is allocated to improve throughput and utilization of the communications channel. A transmission profile may be selected based, at least in part, on the notch depth. The transmission profile may be associated with symbol timing parameters. The communications device may maintain a plurality of selectable pulse shapes that are optimized for different notch depths.Type: GrantFiled: October 11, 2013Date of Patent: March 22, 2016Assignee: QUALCOMM IncorporatedInventors: Joubin Karimi, Brian James Langlais, Hassan Kaywan Afkhami, John Fraser Chappel, Keith Bryan Riley, Ehab Tahir
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Publication number: 20150103809Abstract: This disclosure provides several mechanisms for adapting transmit power spectral density (PSD). A communications device may adapt the power spectrum utilized at the transmitter based, at least in part, on the channel conditions or PSD constraints associated with the communications medium between the transmitter and a receiver device. Additionally, the transmit PSD may be adapted based, at least in part, on a total power capability associated with a transmitter. Power is allocated to improve throughput and utilization of the communications channel. A transmission profile may be selected based, at least in part, on the notch depth. The transmission profile may be associated with symbol timing parameters. The communications device may maintain a plurality of selectable pulse shapes that are optimized for different notch depths.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 11, 2013Publication date: April 16, 2015Applicant: Qualcomm IncorporatedInventors: Joubin Karimi, Brian James Langlais, Hassan Kaywan Afkhami, John Fraser Chappel, Keith Bryan Riley, Ehab Tahir
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Patent number: 7396577Abstract: The present invention provides a lightweight structure for simultaneously providing a reduced infrared and radar signature, while adding little or no weight to a vehicle. As such, the present invention allows for substantial improvements over prior systems. An example of the type of vehicle able to make use of the present invention is a military helicopter, but there is nothing within the spirit and scope of the present invention limiting it to any particular vehicle. The teachings of the present invention are useful with any vehicle for which a reduction in infrared emissions and microwave reflections is desired.Type: GrantFiled: May 23, 2003Date of Patent: July 8, 2008Assignee: Bell Helicopter Textron Inc.Inventors: Bryan A. Riley, Robert A. Shepherd
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Patent number: 7162765Abstract: An improved cleaning fluid supply housing assembly for a cascade-type substrate scrubber having a sliding piston configured with a flange with recesses so that the piston is out of contact with the rotating part of the brush core mandrel bearing assembly. Rather, the piston flange outer face only contacts the stationary outer race of the mandrel bearing. The water supply piston is also configured with a full bore to minimize the pressure on the end of the mandrel. A tolerance-controlled leak through the bearing is provided by the configuration of the piston flange to provide a flushing of the area in which wear might be a source of particle generation by a controlled tolerance leak upstream of the brushes. These features substantially eliminate the source of particle generation from contact wear and the contribution of such wear particles into the interface between the brush and the substrate surface being cleaned.Type: GrantFiled: July 23, 2003Date of Patent: January 16, 2007Assignee: Xyratex Technology Ltd.Inventors: Adam Sean Harbison, Scott Peterson, Bryan Riley
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Publication number: 20070006406Abstract: Small form factor pallet assembly, comprising a slotted plate having at opposite ends a mandrel drive assembly and an idler assembly, each with end fittings for engaging the drive and manifold block of a cascade-type scrubber permits scrubbing of SFF substrates by replacement of LFF scrub brushes with the SFF pallet. The SFF pallet slot is oriented below its brush nip so SSF substrates can engage the LFF rotation belt and transport drive. The drive chain is fitted with multi-finger yokes of different sizes so that several sizes of SFF substrates can be scrubbed in the pallet with a single chain. Trolleys for lateral transport of substrates from the input zone to the scrubber lane and from it to the output bay are disclosed. The inventive SFF pallet system meets the changing needs of the hard drive industry, and its retrofit capacity extends the life of already-installed LFF cascade scrubbers.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 8, 2006Publication date: January 11, 2007Applicant: Xyratex Technologies Ltd.Inventors: John McEntee, David Frost, Bryan Riley
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Publication number: 20050208321Abstract: The present invention provides a lightweight structure for simultaneously providing a reduced infrared and radar Signature, while adding little or no weight to a vehicle. As such, the present invention allows for substantial improvements over prior systems. An example of the type of vehicle able to make use of the present invention is a military helicopter, but there is nothing within the spirit and scope of the present invention limiting it to any particular vehicle. The teachings of the present invention are useful with any vehicle for which a reduction in infrared emissions and microwave reflections is desired.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 23, 2003Publication date: September 22, 2005Inventors: Bryan Riley, Robert Shepherd
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Publication number: 20050015903Abstract: An improved cleaning fluid supply housing assembly for a cascade-type substrate scrubber having a sliding piston configured with a flange with recesses so that the piston is out of contact with the rotating part of the brush core mandrel bearing assembly. Rather, the piston flange outer face only contacts the stationary outer race of the mandrel bearing. The water supply piston is also configured with a full bore to minimize the pressure on the end of the mandrel. A tolerance-controlled leak through the bearing is provided by the configuration of the piston flange to provide a flushing of the area in which wear might be a source of particle generation by a controlled tolerance leak upstream of the brushes. These features substantially eliminate the source of particle generation from contact wear and the contribution of such wear particles into the interface between the brush and the substrate surface being cleaned.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 23, 2003Publication date: January 27, 2005Inventors: Adam Harbison, Scott Peterson, Bryan Riley
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Patent number: 6625835Abstract: A cascaded disk scrubbing system and method are provided. The cascaded disk scrubbing system includes an array of rows of brush pairs. Each row includes a plurality of counter-rotating brush pairs that are arranged horizontally and longitudinally, and configured to receive and process a disk in a vertical orientation through disk preparation zones defined by each pair of brushes. Below and between the pairs of brushes is a track that is configured to apply a rotation to the disk and to transition the disk in a vertical orientation through the brush pairs. Nozzles dispense fluids on and over the brush pairs, and the brush pairs are configured such that fluids are dispensed through the brush pairs. Nozzles dispense a curtain of fluid between each disk preparation zone, and the cascaded disk scrubbing system is configured to progress from dirtiest to cleanest as the disk transitions through each disk preparation zone.Type: GrantFiled: May 26, 2000Date of Patent: September 30, 2003Assignees: Lam Research Corporation, Oliver Design, Inc.Inventors: David T. Frost, Oliver David Jones, Scott Petersen, Donald Stephens, Anthony Jones, Bryan Riley
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Patent number: 6588043Abstract: A cascaded wafer scrubbing system and method are provided. The cascaded wafer scrubbing system includes an array of rows of brush pairs. Each row includes a plurality of counter-rotating brush pairs that are arranged horizontally and longitudinally, and configured to receive and process a wafer in a vertical orientation through wafer preparation zones defined by each pair of brushes. Below and between the pairs of brushes is a track that is configured to apply a rotation to the wafer and to transition the wafer in a vertical orientation through the brush pairs. Nozzles dispense fluids on and over the brush pairs, and the brush pairs are configured such that fluids are dispensed through the brush pairs. Nozzles dispense a curtain of fluid between each wafer preparation zone, and the cascaded wafer scrubbing system is configured to progress from dirtiest to cleanest as the wafer transitions through each wafer preparation zone.Type: GrantFiled: May 26, 2000Date of Patent: July 8, 2003Assignees: Lam Research Corporation, Oliver Design, Inc.Inventors: David T. Frost, Oliver David Jones, Scott Petersen, Donald Stephens, Anthony Jones, Bryan Riley
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Patent number: 6456230Abstract: A stop determination for a vehicle is provided by requiring simultaneous stop determinations by at least one wheel speed sensor providing output pulses at a rate inversely proportional to vehicle speed and a forward looking radar unit for sensing an object in the vehicle's path and providing a range rate signal with respect to that object. The determination is particularly useful when the time between consecutive pulses at a predetermined minimum speed indicative of an essentially stopped vehicle is greater than a predetermined maximum time period allowed for the determination. Each of the signals complements the other to provide a vehicle stopped determination that is more reliable than either can provide by itself and is workable for most purposes, including stop and go vehicle speed control.Type: GrantFiled: February 22, 2001Date of Patent: September 24, 2002Assignee: Delphi Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Brian C. Schwartz, Hubert Bryan Riley
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Publication number: 20020011924Abstract: A stop determination for a vehicle is provided by requiring simultaneous stop determinations by at least one wheel speed sensor providing output pulses at a rate inversely proportional to vehicle speed and a forward looking radar unit for sensing an object in the vehicle's path and providing a range rate signal with respect to that object. The determination is particularly useful when the time between consecutive pulses at a predetermined minimum speed indicative of an essentially stopped vehicle is greater than a predetermined maximum time period allowed for the determination. Each of the signals complements the other to provide a vehicle stopped determination that is more reliable than either can provide by itself and is workable for most purposes, including stop and go vehicle speed control.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 22, 2001Publication date: January 31, 2002Inventors: Brian C. Schwartz, Hubert Bryan Riley