Patents by Inventor Claude-Annie Perrichon

Claude-Annie Perrichon 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).

  • Publication number: 20120155758
    Abstract: Electronic component which modifies, by electronic re-equilibration, mechanical efficiencies, audio-visual effects, and food products. The electronic component eCRT is a regulator which, like entropy, regulates the exchanges of natural equilibrium of the information of electro-magnetic charges with electronic charges. This equilibrium is to naturally clean the air and the excess of magnetic charges around apparatus or in inert products that have accumulated non-useful electrons which are then absorbed, attracted captured by the trap of the metallic components. Nanotechnology makes it possible to see the migration of the magnetic fields converted into electric current whose piezo is fed in order to vibrate. These functions are all natural but, associated together, they create novel functions specific to this method. This vision of nano-technology makes it possible to solve, on a large scale, invisible solutions, through a vision of suitable scale.
    Type: Application
    Filed: March 3, 2008
    Publication date: June 21, 2012
    Inventors: Claude Annie Perrichon, Francois Giry, Jose Buendia, Pierre Piccaluga
  • Publication number: 20120138730
    Abstract: The rotary wing aircraft is based on the principle of the gyroplane, and includes a double wing rotating in opposite directions, coupled to a power converter which transfers the power of the gyroplane engine for launching by a mechanical converter which provides the lift energy and which, under command from the airframe, transposes the power to the horizontal thrust propeller. The aircraft is put into natural lift mode by its translational speed, this operating principle allowing take-off at low wind speeds which do not allow auto-rotation to be established.
    Type: Application
    Filed: August 20, 2009
    Publication date: June 7, 2012
    Inventors: Claude Annie Perrichon, Francois Giry, Pierre Piccaluga, José Buendia
  • Publication number: 20120024076
    Abstract: Mechanical stresses of a mobile control gear are managed using piezoelectric probes adjacent the mobile control gear. The piezoelectric probes are hypersensitive to electromagnetic fields and are configured to identify electronic information corresponding to mechanical stresses in the mobile control gear based on receiving a flow of electrons in an ambient space, and to transmit the electronic information in reverse phase to the mobile control gear to reduce vibrations of the mobile control gear.
    Type: Application
    Filed: August 14, 2009
    Publication date: February 2, 2012
    Inventors: José Buendia, Claude Annie Perrichon, Pierre Piccaluga, François Giry
  • Publication number: 20120017695
    Abstract: Mechanical stresses of a tire are dynamically balanced using piezoelectric probes adjacent the tire. The piezoelectric probes are hypersensitive to electromagnetic fields and are configured to identify electronic information corresponding to mechanical stresses in the tire based on receiving a flow of electrons in an ambient space, and to transmit the electronic information in reverse phase to the tire to reduce vibrations of the tire.
    Type: Application
    Filed: July 28, 2009
    Publication date: January 26, 2012
    Inventors: José Buendia, Claude Annie Perrichon, François Giry, Pierre Piccaluga
  • Publication number: 20110116202
    Abstract: Aerodynamic effects are found when air flows over objects such as aircraft and motor cars moving through ambient air. The flow of air through the objects involves issues concerned with aerodynamics. Forced circulation of air through pipes presents numerous problems of aerodynamics because of the variable behavioural modes of operation generally in subsonic mode. Opposing forces then come into play and throttle the flows, thus reducing the effectiveness of a given diameter or cross section under particularly critical conditions in the flow of gases, generally air. The flow of gases or liquids close to the walls is slowed and opposes the overall flow, creating differential flow gradients between the centre of the flow and the peripheral edges thereof.
    Type: Application
    Filed: August 8, 2007
    Publication date: May 19, 2011
    Inventors: Francois Giry, Claude Annie Perrichon, Pierre Piccaluga, Jose Buendia
  • Publication number: 20110110541
    Abstract: An electromagnetic transduction acoustic bridge appliance may include an electro-acoustic transducer including a housing, and a coil carried by the housing, and a piezoelectric paste adjacent the electro-acoustic transducer and including metallic powder embedded therein for picking up audio information of a magnetic field lost from the coil. The electromagnetic transduction acoustic bridge appliance may include a link coupling the piezoelectric paste to the housing. The piezoelectric paste may form an acoustic bridge for picking up the audio information and transmitting the audio information to the housing using the link.
    Type: Application
    Filed: March 10, 2008
    Publication date: May 12, 2011
    Inventors: Claude Annie Perrichon, Francois Giry, Jose Buendia, Pierre Piccaluga
  • Publication number: 20100194497
    Abstract: The present patent application is the product of a thorough study of the management of electrons, which, by nature, have a double personality: the corpuscular aspect, and the undulatory aspect, and which are known as radiant electrons because they escape from electric wires and cause operational disruptions. These radiant and inoperative electrons disrupt the active electron activity that manages the original signal. The optimal measurement is the sound revealing the intermodulational distortions in real time, whereby the temporal distortions of the electric activities can be calibrated. This diagnostic enables definition and calibration of the time and amplitudinal values of these electrical forces, which have electron voids. This alternation of electron voids disrupts the linearity of movement and creates vibration. In electroacoustics, it adds sound pulses, thereby adversely affecting proper sound reproduction.
    Type: Application
    Filed: June 2, 2006
    Publication date: August 5, 2010
    Inventors: Claude Annie Perrichon, Francois Giry, Pierre Piccaluga, Laurent Couderc
  • Patent number: 7024007
    Abstract: It is usual to utilize electric current filters for electroacoustic transducers, the filters are in general frequency mixers. Audio electric signals have a pulse response quality and excellent frequency adjustment. As for electroacoustic transducers, the transformation is not properly carried out for electroacoustic transducers. The electric pulses travel at the speed of the electrons whereas the membrane and its motor have a specific weight. The weight has a mechanical inertia preventing an instantaneous response to the electric effects. A method can modify at least one modulation of the original electric pulse into micro electrical phase shifts. The micro phase shifts are generated by impedance of the components. An apparatus has several components of similar type mounted in parallel, thereby forming a self-powered oscillator, energized by the original electric signal. The apparatus is mounted on the circuit powering the enclosure.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: July 22, 1999
    Date of Patent: April 4, 2006
    Assignee: Atao
    Inventors: Marc Charbonnaux, Patrice Morchain, Pierre Piccaluga, Claude-Annie Perrichon
  • Patent number: 6944306
    Abstract: A method of reproducing audio sound using low level electromagnetism applied to ambient air particles to create a new magnetic field. The method uses a device having at least one winding of electric wires that re wound onto a flexible polymer support. The impedance of the winding is 8 Ohms. The device is connected to an electric audio signal of an acoustic chamber or an acoustic supply. The device and method are useable with audio and audio-video systems, as well as other known methods of communication.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: July 22, 1999
    Date of Patent: September 13, 2005
    Assignee: Pica-Sound International
    Inventors: Marc Charbonneaux, Patrice Morchain, Pierre Piccaluga, Claude-Annie Perrichon
  • Publication number: 20050105746
    Abstract: In pressure-free condition, music is produced automatically by resonance of free matter. In this instance of freedom, sound is produced and propagated. If a finger is softly placed on an excited resonating bell, the sound of the bell stops. In the field of electrical sound reproduction, the sound emitters such as loudspeaker diaphragms, are always excited by the following note and hardly have time to resonate. As opposed to musical instruments which require an escapement, the field of electrical sound reproduction disregards this. The present method aims at creating systematic micro-interruptions of the electric audio signal, thereby providing freedom to the diaphragm and an unhampered sound quality. Said micro-interruptions thus constitute the systematic acoustic artificial escapement of electroacoustic systems.
    Type: Application
    Filed: September 5, 2002
    Publication date: May 19, 2005
    Inventors: Patrick Lecocq, Claude-Annie Perrichon, Pierre Piccaluga
  • Patent number: 6777603
    Abstract: The creation of sounds by musical instruments or sound reproduction systems is not perfect, but acoustic dissonances inherent in the production of sound generators can be corrected. The present method uses open volumes, such as a glass, possibly provided with a cutoff, a fragmentation creating at least one opening. This object placed close to or on a sound generator frees additional sound waves to harmonise with the sound generator by means of mechanical coupling or an air sound link due to the volume of the resonator and its fragmentation. A device made of a material with a Shore hardness of more than 60 makes it possible via its foot fixed to a piano to transmit mechanical sound vibrations. Method and device constitute an effective improvement in the reproduction and creation of sounds.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: August 19, 2002
    Date of Patent: August 17, 2004
    Assignee: PICA-Sound International
    Inventors: Marc Charbonneaux, Patrice Morchain, Pierre Piccaluga, Claude-Annie Perrichon
  • Patent number: 6627805
    Abstract: For musical instruments or sound reproduction, finer sound definition is preferable. In sound reproduction, electro-acoustic transducers fitted with round membranes or electrostatic system stripes are common. No system states that the sound created is correct for the human ear. The present method concerns a fractal shape responding to criteria of the human ear shape. A membrane which, like the ear via its shape, is a set of resonators with different frequencies. The membrane shape, known as a harmony amplifier, has independent tongues emitting from a given surface, like fingers of a hand coming out of the palm. A membrane can be put into digital form by tongues. The membrane is placed in a musical instrument. Another variant is a membrane mounted on a sound frequency generator constituting an electro-acoustic transducer. This is effective for all types of musical instruments and particularly for audio and audio-visual applications.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: April 23, 2001
    Date of Patent: September 30, 2003
    Assignee: Pica-Sound International
    Inventors: Marc Charbonneaux, Patrice Morchain, Pierre Piccaluga, Claude-Annie Perrichon
  • Publication number: 20030029669
    Abstract: The creation of sounds by musical instruments or sound reproduction systems is not perfect, but acoustic dissonances inherent in the production of sound generators can be corrected.
    Type: Application
    Filed: August 19, 2002
    Publication date: February 13, 2003
    Applicant: Pica-Sound International
    Inventors: Marc Charbonneaux, Patrice Morchain, Pierre Piccaluga, Claude-Annie Perrichon
  • Publication number: 20020048386
    Abstract: A high definition electro-acoustic transducer is made up of at least one solenoid coiled on a rod, with the solenoid linked and electronically mounted in series or in parallel from any part of the audio electrical circuit. The pre-oriented particles of the ambient air undergo de-polarizations caused by the solenoid, which creates sounds. The impedance is adapted by an expert in the field, for example two or ten ohms, and the device, a fixed motor with rotating field, is an acoustic complement for all fields of audio and AV, acting in the ambient space, without using collisions of particles via a membrane, and giving an excellent acoustic reproductive finesse.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 3, 2001
    Publication date: April 25, 2002
    Inventors: Claude Annie Perrichon, Pierre Piccaluga, Patrice Morchain, Marc Charbonneaux