Patents by Inventor Daniel Boyko
Daniel Boyko 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: 11970647Abstract: Described herein is a composition for selectively etching a layer including a silicon germanium alloy (SiGe) in the presence of a silicon-containing layer, particularly a layer comprising a-Si, SiOx, SiON, SiN, or a combination thereof, the composition including: (a) an oxidizing agent, (b) an acid selected from an inorganic acid and an organic acid, (c) an etchant including a source of fluoride ions, (d) a polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP), and (e) water.Type: GrantFiled: June 19, 2020Date of Patent: April 30, 2024Assignee: BASF SEInventors: Francisco Javier Lopez Villanueva, Yeni Burk, Daniel Loeffler, Jan Ole Mueller, Marcel Brill, Patrick Wilke, Jean-Pierre Berkan Lindner, Volodymyr Boyko
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Patent number: 11942473Abstract: Electrostatic discharge protection for high speed transceiver interface is disclosed. In one aspect, an electrical overstress (EOS) protection device includes an anode terminal and a cathode terminal, a silicon controlled rectifier, a second NPN bipolar transistor including a base connected to the anode terminal and an emitter connected to an emitter of the first PNP bipolar transistor, and a second PNP bipolar transistor including an emitter connected to an emitter of the second NPN bipolar transistor and a base connected to a base of the first PNP bipolar transistor. Two or more paths for current conduction are present during a positive overstress transient that increases a voltage of the anode terminal relative to the cathode terminal, including a first path through the silicon controlled rectifier and a second path through the second NPN bipolar transistor and the second PNP bipolar transistor.Type: GrantFiled: June 14, 2022Date of Patent: March 26, 2024Assignee: Analog Devices, Inc.Inventors: Sirui Luo, Srivatsan Parthasarathy, Piotr Olejarz, Daniel Boyko, Ara Arakelian, Stuart Patterson
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Publication number: 20230402448Abstract: Electrostatic discharge protection for high speed transceiver interface is disclosed. In one aspect, an electrical overstress (EOS) protection device includes an anode terminal and a cathode terminal, a silicon controlled rectifier, a second NPN bipolar transistor including a base connected to the anode terminal and an emitter connected to an emitter of the first PNP bipolar transistor, and a second PNP bipolar transistor including an emitter connected to an emitter of the second NPN bipolar transistor and a base connected to a base of the first PNP bipolar transistor. Two or more paths for current conduction are present during a positive overstress transient that increases a voltage of the anode terminal relative to the cathode terminal, including a first path through the silicon controlled rectifier and a second path through the second NPN bipolar transistor and the second PNP bipolar transistor.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 14, 2022Publication date: December 14, 2023Inventors: Sirui Luo, Srivatsan Parthasarathy, Piotr Olejarz, Daniel Boyko, Ara Arakelian, Stuart Patterson
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Patent number: 11350758Abstract: An adjustable base is provided that includes a fixed frame and an articulating frame connected to the fixed frame. The articulating frame includes an upper body frame pivotally connected to the upper section of the fixed frame, a seat frame pivotally connected to the upper body frame and movable along a central section of the fixed frame, and a leg frame pivotally connected to the fixed frame. An actuator is further included and has a first end connected to the seat frame adjacent to the leg frame and a second end that is connected to a linkage attached to the articulating frame. Upon activation of the actuator, the upper body frame is articulated upward and the seat frame moves linearly along the central section of the fixed frame toward the upper section of the fixed frame. Systems and methods for controlling an adjustable base assembly are further provided.Type: GrantFiled: December 18, 2017Date of Patent: June 7, 2022Assignee: TEMPUR WORLD, LLCInventors: Mario A. G. Nava, Horace R. Eskridge, III, Leslie A. Burton, Daniel Boyko
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Patent number: 11224294Abstract: An adjustable base is provided that includes a fixed frame and an articulating frame connected to the fixed frame. The articulating frame includes an upper body frame pivotally connected to the upper section of the fixed frame, a seat frame pivotally connected to the upper body frame and movable along a central section of the fixed frame, and a leg frame pivotally connected to the fixed frame. An actuator is further included and has a first end connected to the seat frame adjacent to the leg frame and a second end that is connected to a linkage attached to the articulating frame. Upon activation of the actuator, the upper body frame is articulated upward and the seat frame moves linearly along the central section of the fixed frame toward the upper section of the fixed frame. Systems and methods for controlling an adjustable base assembly are further provided.Type: GrantFiled: March 18, 2016Date of Patent: January 18, 2022Assignee: TEMPUR WORLD, LLCInventors: Mario A. G. Nava, Horace R. Eskridge, III, Leslie A. Burton, Daniel Boyko
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Publication number: 20180338625Abstract: The present invention relates to adjustable base assemblies, systems, and related methods. In particular, the present invention relates to adjustable base assemblies, systems, and related methods that make use of an upper body frame and a seat frame that move relative to a leg frame to improve the contour of a mattress positioned on the adjustable base assemblies.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 27, 2018Publication date: November 29, 2018Inventors: Mario A.G. Nava, Horace R. Eskridge, Samuel K. Pollock, Daniel S. Powell, Michael L. Lay, Leslie A. Burton, Paul E. Griese, Daniel Boyko, Gerald L. Mullins, Voleti Lohit, Gary L. Noe, Chi I. Chau, Heather P. Shimonishi, Jonathan D. Riley, Jean C. Deboard, Aaron M. Lambert, Shalom D. Greene, Joshua O. Coots, Cody Havaich
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Publication number: 20180184811Abstract: An adjustable base is provided that includes a fixed frame and an articulating frame connected to the fixed frame. The articulating frame includes an upper body frame pivotally connected to the upper section of the fixed frame, a seat frame pivotally connected to the upper body frame and movable along a central section of the fixed frame, and a leg frame pivotally connected to the fixed frame. An actuator is further included and has a first end connected to the seat frame adjacent to the leg frame and a second end that is connected to a linkage attached to the articulating frame. Upon activation of the actuator, the upper body frame is articulated upward and the seat frame moves linearly along the central section of the fixed frame toward the upper section of the fixed frame. Systems and methods for controlling an adjustable base assembly are further provided.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 18, 2016Publication date: July 5, 2018Applicant: Tempur-Pedic Management, LLCInventors: Mario A.G. Nava, Horace R. Eskridge, III, Samuel K. Pollock, Daniel S. Powell, Michael Lay, Leslie A. Burton, Paul E. Griese, Daniel Boyko, Gerald J. Mullins, Voleti Lohit, Gary Lee Noe, Chi L. Chau, Heather P. Shimonishi, Jonathan D. Riley, Jean C. Deboard, Aaron M. Lambert, Shalom D. Greene, Joshua O. Coots
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Publication number: 20180103770Abstract: An adjustable base is provided that includes a fixed frame and an articulating frame connected to the fixed frame. The articulating frame includes an upper body frame pivotally connected to the upper section of the fixed frame, a seat frame pivotally connected to the upper body frame and movable along a central section of the fixed frame, and a leg frame pivotally connected to the fixed frame. An actuator is further included and has a first end connected to the seat frame adjacent to the leg frame and a second end that is connected to a linkage attached to the articulating frame. Upon activation of the actuator, the upper body frame is articulated upward and the seat frame moves linearly along the central section of the fixed frame toward the upper section of the fixed frame. Systems and methods for controlling an adjustable base assembly are further provided.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 18, 2017Publication date: April 19, 2018Applicant: Tempur-Pedic Management, LLCInventors: Mario A.G. Nava, Horace R. Eskridge, III, Samuel K. Pollock, Daniel S. Powell, Michael Lay, Leslie A. Burton, Paul E. Griese, Daniel Boyko, Gerald J. Mullins, Voleti Lohit, Gary Lee Noe, Chi L. Chau, Heather P. Shimonishi, Jonathan D. Riley, Jean C. Deboard, Aaron M. Lambert, Shalom D. Greene, Joshua O. Coots
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Publication number: 20180103769Abstract: An adjustable base is provided that includes a fixed frame and an articulating frame connected to the fixed frame. The articulating frame includes an upper body frame pivotally connected to the upper section of the fixed frame, a seat frame pivotally connected to the upper body frame and movable along a central section of the fixed frame, and a leg frame pivotally connected to the fixed frame. An actuator is further included and has a first end connected to the seat frame adjacent to the leg frame and a second end that is connected to a linkage attached to the articulating frame. Upon activation of the actuator, the upper body frame is articulated upward and the seat frame moves linearly along the central section of the fixed frame toward the upper section of the fixed frame. Systems and methods for controlling an adjustable base assembly are further provided.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 18, 2017Publication date: April 19, 2018Applicant: Tempur-Pedic Management, LLCInventors: Mario A.G. Nava, Horace R. Eskridge, III, Samuel K. Pollock, Daniel S. Powell, Michael Lay, Leslie A. Burton, Paul E. Griese, Daniel Boyko, Gerald J. Mullins, Voleti Lohit, Gary Lee Noe, Chi L. Chau, Heather P. Shimonishi, Jonathan D. Riley, Jean C. Deboard, Aaron M. Lambert, Shalom D. Greene, Joshua O. Coots
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Publication number: 20180103768Abstract: An adjustable base is provided that includes a fixed frame and an articulating frame connected to the fixed frame. The articulating frame includes an upper body frame pivotally connected to the upper section of the fixed frame, a seat frame pivotally connected to the upper body frame and movable along a central section of the fixed frame, and a leg frame pivotally connected to the fixed frame. An actuator is further included and has a first end connected to the seat frame adjacent to the leg frame and a second end that is connected to a linkage attached to the articulating frame. Upon activation of the actuator, the upper body frame is articulated upward and the seat frame moves linearly along the central section of the fixed frame toward the upper section of the fixed frame. Systems and methods for controlling an adjustable base assembly are further provided.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 18, 2017Publication date: April 19, 2018Applicant: Tempur-Pedic Management, LLCInventors: Mario A.G. Nava, Horace R. Eskridge, III, Samuel K. Pollock, Daniel S. Powell, Michael Lay, Leslie A. Burton, Paul E. Griese, Daniel Boyko, Gerald J. Mullins, Voleti Lohit, Gary Lee Noe, Chi L. Chau, Heather P. Shimonishi, Jonathan D. Riley, Jean C. Deboard, Aaron M. Lambert, Shalom D. Greene, Joshua O. Coots
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Patent number: 9442131Abstract: Determining if a hermetically sealed MEMs device loses hermeticity during operation. In one embodiment, the MEMs device is an accelerometer. A test signal having an associated frequency above an operational frequency range for the accelerometer is provided to the accelerometer at an input during operation of the accelerometer for sensing an acceleration. The output signal of the accelerometer is filtered at least above the operational frequency range of the accelerometer producing a test output signal. The test output signal is then compared to a predetermined threshold to determine if the amplitude of the test output signal differs from the threshold. If the amplitude of the test output signal differs from the predetermined threshold, an error signal is produced indicating that hermeticity of the accelerometer has been lost.Type: GrantFiled: March 13, 2013Date of Patent: September 13, 2016Assignee: Analog Devices, Inc.Inventors: Matthew Aaron Hazel, James Wilson, Colm Prendergast, Daniel Boyko, Benoit Dufort
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Patent number: 7710152Abstract: A multistage dual logic level voltage translator for translating both high and low input logic levels to higher levels, at least one of which levels is above the maximum recommended voltage of transistors implementing the stages, includes an input stage for receiving input logic levels and an output stage including a high voltage converter having at least a pair of cross-coupled converter transistors responsive to the input stage and including a pair of clamping circuit connected one across each of the converter transistors, for providing the shifted low and high output logic levels.Type: GrantFiled: July 6, 2007Date of Patent: May 4, 2010Assignee: Analog Devices, Inc.Inventors: Georges El Bacha, Stuart Patterson, Daniel Boyko
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Patent number: 7242230Abstract: A data processing chip with a flexible timing system and method for supplying clocks to a digital data processing system useful for power conservation. A phase locked loop generates a master clock from which a core clock and a system clock are derived. The frequency of each of the core and system clocks is independently controllable relative to the master clock and can be changed on the fly with glitch free and jitter free operation. The data processing chip is well suited for use in hand held electronic devices where power management is a concern. Power can be saved by lowering the frequency of the core clock, even for short intervals of time.Type: GrantFiled: February 25, 2004Date of Patent: July 10, 2007Assignee: Analog Devices, Inc.Inventors: Daniel Boyko, James F. Potts
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Patent number: 6956416Abstract: An electronic device, such as a microprocessor, with a timing circuit. The timing circuit contains a phase locked loop that, during a first interval, checks whether a control signal in the phase locked loop is between a maximum allowed value and a minimum allowed value. When the control signal in the phase locked loop is above a maximum allowed value or below a minimum allowed value, the control circuit disables the phase locked loop for a second interval. When the control signal in the phase locked loop is below a maximum allowed value and above a minimum allowed value, the timing circuit indicates that the output of the phase locked loop is stable.Type: GrantFiled: February 25, 2004Date of Patent: October 18, 2005Assignee: Analog Devices, Inc.Inventors: James Wilson, Lew Lahr, Stuart Patterson, Daniel Boyko
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Publication number: 20050184772Abstract: An electronic device, such as a microprocessor, with a timing circuit. The timing circuit contains a phase locked loop that, during a first interval, checks whether a control signal in the phase locked loop is between a maximum allowed value and a minimum allowed value. When the control signal in the phase locked loop is above a maximum allowed value or below a minimum allowed value, the control circuit disables the phase locked loop for a second interval. When the control signal in the phase locked loop is below a maximum allowed value and above a minimum allowed value, the timing circuit indicates that the output of the phase locked loop is stable.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 25, 2004Publication date: August 25, 2005Inventors: James Wilson, Lew Lahr, Stuart Patterson, Daniel Boyko
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Publication number: 20050184773Abstract: A data processing chip with a flexible timing system and method for supplying clocks to a digital data processing system useful for power conservation. A phase locked loop generates a master clock from which a core clock and a system clock are derived. The frequency of each of the core and system clocks is independently controllable relative to the master clock and can be changed on the fly with glitch free and jitter free operation. The data processing chip is well suited for use in hand held electronic devices where power management is a concern. Power can be saved by lowering the frequency of the core clock, even for short intervals of time.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 25, 2004Publication date: August 25, 2005Inventors: Daniel Boyko, James Potts
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Patent number: 4035900Abstract: This invention pertains to machines for installing tapped nuts, studs, or the like machine parts, whether or not having their outer surface provided with thread, knurling or similar profiles, which are to be pressed into corresponding cavities provided in a work piece, usually made of a material softer than the material of the said machine parts.Type: GrantFiled: March 31, 1976Date of Patent: July 19, 1977Inventors: Daniel Boyko, David Wallach, Mordecai Gasul