Patents by Inventor James Prince
James Prince 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: 12508388Abstract: A tube connector includes a base, a circuit engagement portion, an ETT engagement portion, a first engagement arm, and a second engagement arm. The circuit engagement portion extends from the base in an inflow direction The ETT engagement portion extends from the base in an outflow direction. The first engagement arm extends from the base in the outflow direction, is located on a first side of the ETT engagement portion, and is spaced apart from the ETT engagement portion such that a first gap is defined between the first engagement arm and the ETT engagement portion. The second engagement arm extends from the base in the outflow direction, is located on a second side of the ETT engagement portion, and is spaced apart from the ETT engagement portion such that a second gap is defined between the second engagement arm and the ETT engagement portion.Type: GrantFiled: March 7, 2022Date of Patent: December 30, 2025Assignee: E.T.T Secure LLCInventor: James Prince
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Publication number: 20220282815Abstract: A tube connector includes a base, a circuit engagement portion, an ETT engagement portion, a first engagement arm, and a second engagement arm. The circuit engagement portion extends from the base in an inflow direction The ETT engagement portion extends from the base in an outflow direction. The first engagement arm extends from the base in the outflow direction, is located on a first side of the ETT engagement portion, and is spaced apart from the ETT engagement portion such that a first gap is defined between the first engagement arm and the ETT engagement portion. The second engagement arm extends from the base in the outflow direction, is located on a second side of the ETT engagement portion, and is spaced apart from the ETT engagement portion such that a second gap is defined between the second engagement arm and the ETT engagement portion.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 7, 2022Publication date: September 8, 2022Inventor: James Prince
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Publication number: 20140182024Abstract: A new and distinctly salt and boron tolerant poplar tree cultivar named “RRR Yellow,” is particularly distinguishable by its ability to tolerate and grow in soil with high concentrations of salt, boron and selenium. The cultivar was originally discovered as a sport through stringent selection of cultivated poplar trees, and potentially from isolation of a single unique sapling or sport that exhibited high levels of salt and boron tolerance necessary for survival, and then propagated into the “RRR Yellow” cultivar.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 26, 2012Publication date: June 26, 2014Inventors: Gary Banuelos, John Diener, James Prince
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Patent number: 7864336Abstract: A Littrow encoder is disclosed. The encoder includes first and second interferometers and a beam splitter assembly that splits a first instrument light beam into first and second interferometer input beams and directs these beams into the first and second interferometers, respectively. Each interferometer generates a measurement beam and a reference beam and directs the measurement beam toward a grating on a surface from which the measurement beam is diffracted, the measurement beam from the first interferometer striking the surface at a Littrow angle that is the negative of the angle at which the measurement beam from the second interferometers strikes that surface. Each interferometer includes at least one intensity detector that generates a signal related to an intensity of light in a combined light beam that includes the reference and measurement beams from that interferometer.Type: GrantFiled: April 28, 2008Date of Patent: January 4, 2011Assignee: Agilent Technologies, Inc.Inventor: James Prince
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Publication number: 20090268210Abstract: A Littrow encoder is disclosed. The encoder includes first and second interferometers and a beam splitter assembly that splits a first instrument light beam into first and second interferometer input beams and directs these beams into the first and second interferometers, respectively. Each interferometer generates a measurement beam and a reference beam and directs the measurement beam toward a grating on a surface from which the measurement beam is diffracted, the measurement beam from the first interferometer striking the surface at a Littrow angle that is the negative of the angle at which the measurement beam from the second interferometers strikes that surface. Each interferometer includes at least one intensity detector that generates a signal related to an intensity of light in a combined light beam that includes the reference and measurement beams from that interferometer.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 28, 2008Publication date: October 29, 2009Inventor: James Prince
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Patent number: 7440113Abstract: An apparatus and method for measuring displacement includes a light beam directed to an interferometer core that splits the light beam into first and second component beams. The first component beam is directed to a diffraction grating at approximately a Littrow angle. A diffraction is received by the interferometer core and is combined with the second component beam. The combination of the first and second component beams is measured to determine displacement of the diffraction grating.Type: GrantFiled: December 23, 2005Date of Patent: October 21, 2008Assignee: Agilent Technologies, Inc.Inventors: William R Trutna, Jr., Geraint Owen, Alan B Ray, James Prince, Eric Stephen Johnstone, Miao Zhu, Leonard S Cutler
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Publication number: 20070146722Abstract: An apparatus and method for measuring displacement includes a light beam directed to an interferometer core that splits the light beam into first and second component beams. The first component beam is directed to a diffraction grating at approximately a Littrow angle. A diffraction is received by the interferometer core and is combined with the second component beam. The combination of the first and second component beams is measured to determine displacement of the diffraction grating.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 23, 2005Publication date: June 28, 2007Inventors: William Trutna, Geraint Owen, Alan Ray, James Prince, Eric Johnstone, Miao Zhu, Leonard Cutler
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Publication number: 20060139779Abstract: Compact beam manipulators employ one or more Risley prism sets with or without a parallel plate translator. One beam manipulator contains a plate mounted to permit pitch and yaw adjustments and a prism set mounted to permit rotations. The rotations of the prisms adjust a beam direction, and adjustment of the plate adjusts the beam position. Another beam manipulator contains a prism set mounted to permit rotations and pitch and yaw adjustments of the prisms. The rotations and pitch and yaw adjustments provide coupled changes in the position and direction of a beam, and iterative adjustments alternate between rotating prisms to change the beam direction and the adjusting pitch and yaw to change the beam position. The iterative adjustments are complete when the beam has a target position and a target direction to within required tolerances. Gluing elements to optic holders minimizes stress-induced birefringence and temperature and humidity effects.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 17, 2006Publication date: June 29, 2006Inventors: James Prince, Scott Detro
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Publication number: 20050286147Abstract: An apparatus for manipulating a path of a beam includes a first wedge and a second wedge. The first wedge includes a first refractive surface and a second refractive surface. The second wedge includes a third refractive surface adjacent to the second refractive surface, and a reflective surface. The beam refracts at the first refractive surface, refracts at the second refractive surface, refracts at the third refractive surface, reflects from reflective surface, refracts at the third refractive surface, refracts at the second refractive surface, refracts at the first refractive surface. At least one of the first wedge and the second wedge can be rotated so that the beam exiting the apparatus can be oriented substantially orthogonal to the beam entering the apparatus.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 24, 2004Publication date: December 29, 2005Inventor: James Prince
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Publication number: 20050225768Abstract: A method for designing a base includes (1) selecting a location of a first center of expansion of a child part (CEchild) relative to a parent part; (2) determining a location of a second center of expansion of a bond joint (CEbond) bonding the child part to the base; and (3) determining a location of a third center of expansion of the base (CEbase) on a centerline, which is defined by the CEchild and the CEbond, so the CEchild does not substantially move relative to the parent part under a temperature change. To determine the location of the CEbase, the method further includes (a) determining a length change to the child part from the CEbond to the CEchild under the temperature change; (b) determining a length of the base that produces the same length change under the temperature change; and (c) locating the CEbase at the length away from the CEbond.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 11, 2004Publication date: October 13, 2005Inventors: Robert Belt, James Prince
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Patent number: PP26125Abstract: A new and distinctly salt and boron tolerant poplar tree cultivar named ‘RRR Yellow’, is particularly distinguishable by its ability to tolerate and grow in soil with high concentrations of salt, boron and selenium. The ‘RRR Yellow’ cultivar was originally discovered as a naturally occuring branch sport through stringent selection of cultivated poplar trees, and potentially from isolation of a single unique sapling or sport that exhibited high levels of salt and boron tolerance necessary for survival, and then propagated.Type: GrantFiled: December 26, 2012Date of Patent: November 24, 2015Assignees: California State University, Fresno, RedRock Ranch, USDAInventors: Gary Banuelos, John Diener, James Prince