Patents by Inventor George C. Cagle
George C. Cagle 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: 10731899Abstract: A variable refrigerant package air conditioner is shown that is easy to install in new construction with a unique base that causes collected mixture that overflows to drain outside the building. A control system is shown that has motors and compressor that are pulse width modulated so the air conditioner is infinitely variable while maintaining the highest possible power factor. Dehumidification of outside air occurs as it is mixed with inside air. By gradually approaching a temperature set point and even reheating after dehumidification, moisture is removed from the room.Type: GrantFiled: December 8, 2017Date of Patent: August 4, 2020Assignee: Friedrich Air Conditioning, LLCInventors: Kevin L. Eicher, George C. Cagle, Eduardo J. Guerrero, Bascom Clayton Cotner
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Patent number: 10663197Abstract: A variable refrigerant package air conditioner is shown that is easy to install in new construction with a unique base that causes collected mixture that overflows to drain outside the building. A control system is shown that has motors and compressor that are pulse width modulated so the air conditioner is infinitely variable while maintaining the highest possible power factor. Dehumidification of outside air occurs as it is mixed with inside air. By gradually approaching a temperature set point and even reheating after dehumidification, moisture is removed from the room.Type: GrantFiled: December 8, 2017Date of Patent: May 26, 2020Inventors: Kevin L. Eicher, George C. Cagle, Eduardo J. Guerrero, Bascom Clayton Cotner
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Patent number: 10488083Abstract: A variable refrigerant package air conditioner is shown that is easy to install in new construction with a unique base that causes collected mixture that overflows to drain outside the building. A control system is shown that has motors and compressor that are pulse width modulated so the air conditioner is infinitely variable while maintaining the highest possible power factor. Dehumidification of outside air occurs as it is mixed with inside air. By gradually approaching a temperature set point and even reheating after dehumidification, moisture is removed from the room.Type: GrantFiled: December 18, 2015Date of Patent: November 26, 2019Inventors: Kevin L. Eicher, George C. Cagle, Eduardo J. Guerrero, Bascom C. Cotner
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Patent number: 10436457Abstract: A variable refrigerant package air conditioner is shown that is easy to install in new construction with a unique base that causes collected mixture that overflows to drain outside the building. A control system is shown that has motors and compressor that are pulse width modulated so the air conditioner is infinitely variable while maintaining the highest possible power factor. Dehumidification of outside air occurs as it is mixed with inside air. By gradually approaching a temperature set point and even reheating after dehumidification, moisture is removed from the room. A snorkel that delivers fresh air to be mixed with inside entering air in front of the evaporator for a maximum dehumidification is also shown.Type: GrantFiled: December 15, 2016Date of Patent: October 8, 2019Inventors: Kevin L. Eicher, George C. Cagle, Eduardo J. Guerrero, Bascom Clayton Cotner
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Patent number: 10408504Abstract: A variable refrigerant package air conditioner is shown that is easy to install in new construction with a unique base that causes collected mixture that overflows to drain outside the building. A control system is shown that has motors and compressor that are pulse width modulated so the air conditioner is infinitely variable while maintaining the highest possible power factor. Dehumidification of outside air occurs as it is mixed with inside air. By gradually approaching a temperature set point and even reheating after dehumidification, moisture is removed from the room.Type: GrantFiled: December 8, 2017Date of Patent: September 10, 2019Inventors: Kevin L. Eicher, George C. Cagle, Eduardo J. Guerrero, Bascom Clayton Cotner
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Publication number: 20180106507Abstract: A variable refrigerant package air conditioner is shown that is easy to install in new construction with a unique base that causes collected mixture that overflows to drain outside the building. A control system is shown that has motors and compressor that are pulse width modulated so the air conditioner is infinitely variable while maintaining the highest possible power factor. Dehumidification of outside air occurs as it is mixed with inside air. By gradually approaching a temperature set point and even reheating after dehumidification, moisture is removed from the room.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 8, 2017Publication date: April 19, 2018Applicant: Friedrich Air Conditioning, LLCInventors: Kevin L. Eicher, George C. Cagle, Eduardo J. Guerrero, Bascom Clayton Cotner
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Publication number: 20180106506Abstract: A variable refrigerant package air conditioner is shown that is easy to install in new construction with a unique base that causes collected mixture that overflows to drain outside the building. A control system is shown that has motors and compressor that are pulse width modulated so the air conditioner is infinitely variable while maintaining the highest possible power factor. Dehumidification of outside air occurs as it is mixed with inside air. By gradually approaching a temperature set point and even reheating after dehumidification, moisture is removed from the room.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 8, 2017Publication date: April 19, 2018Applicant: Friedrich Air Conditioning, LLCInventors: Kevin L. Eicher, George C. Cagle, Eduardo J. Guerrero, Bascom Clayton Cotner
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Publication number: 20180100674Abstract: A variable refrigerant package air conditioner is shown that is easy to install in new construction with a unique base that causes collected mixture that overflows to drain outside the building. A control system is shown that has motors and compressor that are pulse width modulated so the air conditioner is infinitely variable while maintaining the highest possible power factor. Dehumidification of outside air occurs as it is mixed with inside air. By gradually approaching a temperature set point and even reheating after dehumidification, moisture is removed from the room.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 8, 2017Publication date: April 12, 2018Applicant: Friedrich Air Conditioning, LLCInventors: Kevin L. Eicher, George C. Cagle, Eduardo J. Guerrero, Bascom Clayton Cotner
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Publication number: 20170176056Abstract: A variable refrigerant package air conditioner is shown that is easy to install in new construction with a unique base that causes collected mixture that overflows to drain outside the building. A control system is shown that has motors and compressor that are pulse width modulated so the air conditioner is infinitely variable while maintaining the highest possible power factor. Dehumidification of outside air occurs as it is mixed with inside air. By gradually approaching a temperature set point and even reheating after dehumidification, moisture is removed from the room.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 18, 2015Publication date: June 22, 2017Applicant: Friedrich Air Conditioning Co., Ltd.Inventors: Kevin L. Eicher, George C. Cagle, Eduardo J. Guerrero, Bascom C. Cotner
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Publication number: 20170176027Abstract: A variable refrigerant package air conditioner is shown that is easy to install in new construction with a unique base that causes collected mixture that overflows to drain outside the building. A control system is shown that has motors and compressor that are pulse width modulated so the air conditioner is infinitely variable while maintaining the highest possible power factor. Dehumidification of outside air occurs as it is mixed with inside air. By gradually approaching a temperature set point and even reheating after dehumidification, moisture is removed from the room. A snorkel that delivers fresh air to be mixed with inside entering air in front of the evaporator for a maximum dehumidification is also shown.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 15, 2016Publication date: June 22, 2017Applicant: Friedrich Air Conditioning Co., Ltd.Inventors: Kevin L. Eicher, George C. Cagle, Eduardo J. Guerrero, Bascom Clayton Cotner
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Patent number: 4648088Abstract: A time division multiplex ring comprising a plurality of nodes connected together by interchanged trunks (main and standby paths) in a ring type or closed loop configuration. Each node in the system includes transmitters and receivers on the main and standby paths along with bridging and switching circuits connected to data failure and other failure detection circuits for operating same arranged such that data and alarm signals are transmitted in the first direction on the main path around the closed loop and in an opposite direction on the standby path. The system is arranged such that if a failure occurs only on the main path and the standby path is unaffected, all communications are switched to the standby path.Type: GrantFiled: August 19, 1985Date of Patent: March 3, 1987Assignee: Rockwell International CorporationInventors: George C. Cagle, Steven J. Clendening
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Patent number: 4225964Abstract: Digital data borne by a carrier signal via a predetermined variation in some characteristic thereof during each baud period with respect to the same characteristic of a reference signal is detected by subdividing each baud period into n intervals, converting the carrier signal characteristic variation to a DC signal which is integrated over a baud period beginning with the inception of each of the intervals and converting to and storing the equivalent data baud value of each integrated DC signal, thus providing multiple messages from which to select a valid message.Type: GrantFiled: February 26, 1979Date of Patent: September 30, 1980Assignee: Rockwell International CorporationInventors: George C. Cagle, Eric K. Weeren
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Patent number: 4218769Abstract: A carrier signal bearing digital data which varies a characteristic of the carrier signal during each baud period in a predetermined manner to identify the baud value during the period is demodulated by subdividing each baud period into n intervals, converting the carrier signal characteristic to a DC signal which is integrated over each of the intervals and summing the integrated DC signal attained at the end of each interval with the integrated DC signals attained at the end of the previous n-1 intervals.Type: GrantFiled: February 26, 1979Date of Patent: August 19, 1980Assignee: Rockwell International CorporationInventor: George C. Cagle
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Patent number: 4216543Abstract: Baud timing is derived from an AC signal having n half-cycles during each baud period, for use in demodulating a carrier signal bearing digital information via some predetermined variation in a characteristic of the carrier signal during each baud period, by converting the carrier signal characteristic variation to a DC signal, sampling the DC signal at the same point during each half-cycle of the AC signal, summing the samples corresponding to the same half-cycle of the AC signal within each sequence of AC signal half-cycles occurring over successive baud periods, there being n such sample totals, identifying the largest one of the n totals and sychronizing the baud timing signal to the AC half-cycle corresponding thereto.Type: GrantFiled: February 26, 1979Date of Patent: August 5, 1980Assignee: Rockwell International CorporationInventors: George C. Cagle, Roger A. Bloom
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Patent number: RE49863Abstract: A variable refrigerant package air conditioner is shown that is easy to install in new construction with a unique base that causes collected mixture that overflows to drain outside the building. A control system is shown that has motors and compressor that are pulse width modulated so the air conditioner is infinitely variable while maintaining the highest possible power factor. Dehumidification of outside air occurs as it is mixed with inside air. By gradually approaching a temperature set point and even reheating after dehumidification, moisture is removed from the room.Type: GrantFiled: August 3, 2022Date of Patent: March 5, 2024Assignee: Friedrich Air Conditioning, LLCInventors: Kevin L. Eicher, George C. Cagle, Eduardo J. Guerrero, Bascom Clayton Cotner