Patents by Inventor Daniel Gilman
Daniel Gilman 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: 9476133Abstract: A portable hydrogen and oxygen supply system produces gaseous hydrogen and gaseous oxygen from water. It separates the gasses and vents them into two separate chambers. The supply system creates water disassociation through an array of concentric hexagonal hydrogen collector tubes, anode rods and a cathode matrix, all of which are submersed in water. The anode rods and cathode matrix are supplied DC electrical current. The water separates (disassociates) as atomic hydrogen is drawn to the negatively charged anode rods and the atomic oxygen is drawn to the positively charged cathode matrix. The hydrogen, on its path to the anode, passes through the walls of the hydrogen collector tubes to be collected in the first chamber. The oxygen is unable to pass through the walls of the tubes, and remains outside the tubes to be collected in the second chamber.Type: GrantFiled: March 19, 2014Date of Patent: October 25, 2016Inventor: Brian Daniel Gilman
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Publication number: 20140284209Abstract: A portable hydrogen and oxygen supply system produces gaseous hydrogen and gaseous oxygen from water. It separates the gasses and vents them into two separate chambers. The supply system creates water disassociation through an array of concentric hexagonal hydrogen collector tubes, anode rods and a cathode matrix, all of which are submersed in water. The anode rods and cathode matrix are supplied DC electrical current. The water separates (disassociates) as atomic hydrogen is drawn to the negatively charged anode rods and the atomic oxygen is drawn to the positively charged cathode matrix. The hydrogen, on its path to the anode, passes through the walls of the hydrogen collector tubes to be collected in the first chamber. The oxygen is unable to pass through the walls of the tubes, and remains outside the tubes to be collected in the second chamber.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 19, 2014Publication date: September 25, 2014Inventor: Brian Daniel Gilman
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Publication number: 20140247057Abstract: An intelligent circuit protection system and method for automating component replacement and providing information to a user or operator about a load for circuit protection. The circuit protection method includes sensing current and voltage across a fuse protecting a load; sending at least one signal indicative of the current and voltage; and using the at least one signal to determine if the load is operating normally.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 9, 2014Publication date: September 4, 2014Applicant: LITTELFUSE, INC.Inventors: William G. Rodseth, Daniel Stanek, Daniel Gilman
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Patent number: 8762083Abstract: An intelligent circuit protection system and method for automating component replacement and providing information to a user or operator about a load for circuit protection. The circuit protection method includes sensing current and voltage across a fuse protecting a load; sending at least one signal indicative of the current and voltage; and using the at least one signal to determine if the load is operating normally.Type: GrantFiled: July 28, 2008Date of Patent: June 24, 2014Assignee: Littelfuse, Inc.Inventors: William G. Rodseth, Daniel Stanek, Daniel Gilman
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Patent number: 8674803Abstract: A fuse for a moderately hazardous environment comprising: (i) a fuse element; (ii) first and second terminals connected to the fuse element; and (iii) a metal enclosure placed around the fuse element, the enclosure configured to protect the environment from an opening of the fuse element, and wherein the first and second terminals extend from the metal enclosure.Type: GrantFiled: October 26, 2009Date of Patent: March 18, 2014Assignee: Littelfuse, Inc.Inventors: Daniel Stanek, Daniel Gilman, Nathan Siegwald, William G. Rodseth
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Patent number: 8140278Abstract: A circuit protection device includes: (i) a housing configured to hold a fuse; (ii) a first contact configured to connect the fuse to a power source; (iii) a second contact configured to connect the fuse to a load; and (iv) a sensing circuit placed in parallel with the fuse, the sensing circuit configured to operate on a leakage current running through the circuit after the fuse opens.Type: GrantFiled: July 28, 2008Date of Patent: March 20, 2012Assignee: Littelfuse, Inc.Inventors: William G. Rodseth, Daniel Stanek, Daniel Gilman
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Patent number: 7808362Abstract: A fuse for a moderately hazardous environment comprising includes: (i) a fuse element; (ii) first and second terminals connected to the fuse element; and (iii) a metal enclosure placed around the fuse element, the enclosure configured to protect the environment from an opening of the fuse element, and wherein the first and second terminals extend from the metal enclosure.Type: GrantFiled: August 13, 2007Date of Patent: October 5, 2010Assignee: Littlefuse, Inc.Inventors: Daniel Stanek, Daniel Gilman, Nathan Siegwald, William G. Rodseth
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Publication number: 20100102920Abstract: A fuse for a moderately hazardous environment comprising includes: (i) a fuse element; (ii) first and second terminals connected to the fuse element; and (iii) a metal enclosure places around the fuse element, the enclosure configured to protect the environment from an opening of the fuse element, and wherein the first and second terminals extend from the metal enclosure.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 26, 2009Publication date: April 29, 2010Applicant: Littelfuse, Inc.Inventors: Daniel Stanek, Daniel Gilman, Nathan Siegwald, William G. Rodseth
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Publication number: 20100023286Abstract: A circuit protection method includes: (i) sensing current and voltage across a fuse protecting a load; (ii) sending at least one signal indicative of the current and voltage; and (iii) using the at least one signal to determine if the load is operating normally.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 28, 2008Publication date: January 28, 2010Applicant: LITTELFUSE, INC.Inventors: William G. Rodseth, Daniel Stanek, Daniel Gilman
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Publication number: 20100023284Abstract: A circuit protection device includes: (i) a housing configured to hold a fuse; (ii) a first contact configured to connect the fuse to a power source; (iii) a second contact configured to connect the fuse to a load; and (iv) a sensing circuit placed in parallel with the fuse, the sensing circuit configured to operate on a leakage current running through the circuit after the fuse opens.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 28, 2008Publication date: January 28, 2010Applicant: LITTELFUSE, INC.Inventors: William G. Rodseth, Daniel Stanek, Daniel Gilman
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Publication number: 20090045906Abstract: A fuse for a moderately hazardous environment comprising includes: (i) a fuse element; (ii) first and second terminals connected to the fuse element; and (iii) a metal enclosure placed around the fuse element, the enclosure configured to protect the environment from an opening of the fuse element, and wherein the first and second terminals extend from the metal enclosure.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 13, 2007Publication date: February 19, 2009Applicant: LITTELFUSE, INC.Inventors: Daniel Stanek, Daniel Gilman, Nathan Siegwald, William G. Rodseth
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Publication number: 20080249830Abstract: The present invention relates to an online appointment scheduling system. The system is configured to register a client (e.g., doctor) and at least a first and second vendor (e.g., sales representative) with the system. The system receives from the client a set of rules for vendor appointments. A client schedule of available appointments is generated that complies with the set of rules. The client schedule is accessible by the first vendor, to allow the first vendor to book an appointment. Once booked, the appointment is designated as a pending appointment. The system then requires that the first vendor confirm the pending appointment within a confirmation window and, where upon confirmation, the appointment is designated as a confirmed appointment. Alternatively, if the first vendor fails to confirm the appointment within the confirmation window, a notification is sent to a second vendor of a now available appointment.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 4, 2008Publication date: October 9, 2008Inventors: Gregory Gilman, Daniel Gilman