Patents by Inventor Jane Sun
Jane Sun 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: 9871177Abstract: An anisotropic conductive film (ACF) is disclosed. In one approach, the ACF includes a non-reflective adhesive layer including a top surface, a plurality of conductive particles included with the non-reflective adhesive layer, and a reflective adhesive layer disposed along the top surface of the non-reflective adhesive layer. The reflective layer includes at least five percent reflective particles by percentage weight.Type: GrantFiled: March 4, 2015Date of Patent: January 16, 2018Assignee: TRILLION SCIENCE, INC.Inventors: Rong-Chang Liang, Jane Sun, Keren Zhang
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Patent number: 9475963Abstract: An ACF comprising a substrate, a layer of an adhesive on the surface of the substrate, the adhesive optionally having conductive particles dispersed therein, at least one tier of conductive particles arranged in a non-random array, the tier being formed by transfer of conductive particles from a carrier belt having a stitching line to the surface of the adhesive layer wherein the portion of the tier corresponding to the stitching line is free of conductive particles, and the adhesive layer being overcoated with a second tier of conductive particles arranged in a non-random array at least in the area of the first tier corresponding to the stitching line. The tiers may be at the same or different depths within the adhesive layer. More than two tiers of conductive particles may be present in the ACF.Type: GrantFiled: May 14, 2015Date of Patent: October 25, 2016Assignee: TRILLION SCIENCE, INC.Inventors: Rong-Chang Liang, Jane Sun, Howard Ho Man Chu, Meng-Chun Lee
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Publication number: 20160260875Abstract: An anisotropic conductive film (ACF) is disclosed. In one approach, the ACF includes a non-reflective adhesive layer including a top surface, a plurality of conductive particles included with the non-reflective adhesive layer, and a reflective adhesive layer disposed along the top surface of the non-reflective adhesive layer. The reflective layer includes at least five percent reflective particles by percentage weight.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 4, 2015Publication date: September 8, 2016Inventors: Rong-Chang Liang, Jane Sun, Keren Zhang
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Publication number: 20150240130Abstract: An ACF comprising a substrate, a layer of an adhesive on the surface of the substrate, the adhesive optionally having conductive particles dispersed therein, at least one tier of conductive particles arranged in a non-random array, the tier being formed by transfer of conductive particles from a carrier belt having a stitching line to the surface of the adhesive layer wherein the portion of the tier corresponding to the stitching line is free of conductive particles, and the adhesive layer being overcoated with a second tier of conductive particles arranged in a non-random array at least in the area of the first tier corresponding to the stitching line. The tiers may be at the same or different depths within the adhesive layer. More than two tiers of conductive particles may be present in the ACF.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 14, 2015Publication date: August 27, 2015Inventors: Rong-Chang Liang, Jane Sun, Howard Ho Man Chu, Meng-Chun Lee
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Publication number: 20090124015Abstract: A chemistry analyzer is disclosed that can include a unitary base with vertical and horizontal supports for constraining subassemblies. The subassemblies include at least a reagent/sample carousel subassembly, a transfer arm subassembly, and a reaction carousel subassembly. A centralized hydraulic system can also be provided behind a user access panel. The analyzer can use machine-readable test specifications coupled with its reagent vessels to define tests that include operations that employ the reagents. The analyzer can also display to the operator a pictorial representation that includes graphical elements that convey levels of usage for the storage vessels, and access icons that are each associated with a color and each lead to a set of screens for different types of operations for the analyzer.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 13, 2007Publication date: May 14, 2009Inventors: Jeannine Dussi, Ed Ganshirt, Ray Goodwin, Stan Liffmann, Tony Mao, Doug Moe, Steve Rettew, Ian Smith, Charlene Soley, Le Nguyen, Jane Sun, Will Whelan, Diana Zipeto
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Patent number: 7127957Abstract: A modular automated diagnostic analyzer having a fluid entry module for sample aspiration, a valve module for selecting fluids and a pump module for fluidic movement so that a biological samples does not come into contact with the valve system through which calibrants and air are introduced to the fluid path. The fluid entry module encloses an aspiration tube rotatably and slidably engaged with the analysis mechanism chassis to move to different positions for the introduction of fluids into the analysis apparatus from different types of sample containers. A wiping seal removes residues of aspirated fluids from the exterior surfaces of the aspiration tube with the residue being aspirated into the analysis apparatus for disposal. Sensor modules mounted in a sensors chamber are structured to mechanically stack and interlock and include film sensors with use life record memories and each sensor module includes a fluid tight sealed passage and a sensor element.Type: GrantFiled: February 8, 2005Date of Patent: October 31, 2006Inventors: Vijay Mathur, Tyler Cote, Ronald Jones, Jane Sun, Steve Rettew, Chen Yi, Tony Mao, Will Whelan, Ken Galano, Richard Dussault
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Patent number: 7033617Abstract: The present invention provides medicinally active extracts and fractions, and a method for preparing the same by extracting and fractioning constituents from the tissue of plant components of the Anoectochilus family. These active extracts and fractions are useful for preventing or inhibiting tumor growth.Type: GrantFiled: July 12, 2002Date of Patent: April 25, 2006Assignee: Academia SinicaInventors: Lie-Fen Shyur, Ning-Sun Yang, Pei-Ling Kang, Show-Jane Sun, Sheng-Yang Wang
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Publication number: 20050145020Abstract: A modular automated diagnostic analyzer having a fluid entry module for sample aspiration, a valve module for selecting fluids and a pump module for fluidic movement so that a biological samples does not come into contact with the valve system through which calibrants and air are introduced to the fluid path. The fluid entry module encloses an aspiration tube rotatably and slidably engaged with the analysis mechanism chassis to move to different positions for the introduction of fluids into the analysis apparatus from different types of sample containers. A wiping seal removes residues of aspirated fluids from the exterior surfaces of the aspiration tube with the residue being aspirated into the analysis apparatus for disposal. Sensor modules mounted in a sensors chamber are structured to mechanically stack and interlock and include film sensors with use life record memories and each sensor module includes a fluid tight sealed passage and a sensor element.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 8, 2005Publication date: July 7, 2005Inventors: Vijay Mathur, Tyler Cote, Ronald Jones, Jane Sun, Steve Rettew, Chen Yi, Tony Mao, Will Whelan, Ken Galano, Richard Dussault
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Patent number: 6886421Abstract: A modular automated diagnostic analyzer having a fluid entry module for sample aspiration, a valve module for selecting fluids and a pump module for fluidic movement so that a biological sample does not come into contact with the valve system through which calibrants and air are introduced to the fluid path. The fluid entry module encloses an aspiration tube rotatably and slidably engaged with the analysis mechanism chassis to move to different positions for the introduction of fluids into the analysis apparatus from different types of sample containers. A wiping seal removes residues of aspirated fluids from the exterior surfaces of the aspiration tube with the residue being aspirated into the analysis apparatus for disposal. Sensor modules mounted in a sensor chamber are structured to mechanically stack and interlock and include film sensors with use life record memories and each sensor module includes a fluid tight sealed passage and a sensor element.Type: GrantFiled: November 8, 2001Date of Patent: May 3, 2005Inventors: Vijay Mathur, Tyler Cote, Ronald Jones, Jane Sun, Steve Rettew, Chen Yi, Tony Mao, Will Whelan, Ken Galano, Richard Dussault
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Publication number: 20040009239Abstract: The present invention provides medicinally active extracts and fractions, and a method for preparing the same by extracting and fractioning constituents from the tissue of plant components of the Anoectochilus family. These active extracts and fractions are useful for preventing or inhibiting tumor growth.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 12, 2002Publication date: January 15, 2004Applicant: Academia SinicaInventors: Lie-Fen Shyur, Ning-Sun Yang, Pei-Ling Kang, Show-Jane Sun, Sheng-Yang Wang
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Publication number: 20020166394Abstract: A modular automated diagnostic analyzer having a fluid entry module for sample aspiration, a valve module for selecting fluids and a pump module for fluidic movement. so that a biological sample does not come into contact with the valve system through which calibrants and air are introduced to the fluid path. The fluid entry module encloses an aspiration tube rotatably and slidably engaged with the analysis mechanism chassis to move to different positions for the introduction of fluids into the analysis apparatus from different types of sample containers. A wiping seal removes residues of aspirated fluids from the exterior surfaces of the aspiration tube with the residue being aspirated into the analysis apparatus for disposal. Sensor modules mounted in a sensor chamber are structured to mechanically stack and interlock and include film sensors with use life record memories and each sensor module includes a fluid tight sealed passage and a sensor element.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 8, 2001Publication date: November 14, 2002Inventors: Vijay Mathur, Tyler Cote, Ronald Jones, Jane Sun, Steve Rettew, Chen Yi, Tony Mao, Will Whelan, Ken Galano, Richard Dussault
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Patent number: 6418800Abstract: A modular automated diagnostic analyzer having a fluid entry module for sample aspiration, a valve module for selecting fluids and a pump module for fluidic movement, so that a biological sample does not come into contact with the valve system through which calibrants and air are introduced to the fluid path. The fluid entry module encloses an aspiration tube rotatably and slidably engaged with the analysis mechanism chassis to move to different positions for the introduction of calibration and cleaning fluids and the aspiration of fluids into the analysis apparatus from different types of sample containers. A wiping seal removes residues of aspirated fluids from the exterior surfaces of the aspiration tube with the residue being aspirated into the analysis apparatus for disposal. Sensor modules mounted in a sensor chamber are structured to mechanically stack and interlock and each sensor module includes a fluid tight sealed passage and a sensor element.Type: GrantFiled: September 15, 2000Date of Patent: July 16, 2002Assignee: Medica CorporationInventors: Vijay Mathur, Tyler Cote, Ronald Jones, Jane Sun, Steve Rettew, Chen Yi, Tony Mao, Will Whelan, Ken Galano, Richard Dussault
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Patent number: 6293162Abstract: A modular automated diagnostic analyzer having a fluid entry module for sample aspiration, a valve module for selecting fluids and a pump module for fluidic movement, so that a biological sample does not come into contact with the valve system through which calibrants and air are introduced to the fluid path. The fluid entry module encloses an aspiration tube rotatably and slidably engaged with the analysis mechanism chassis to move to different positions for the introduction of calibration and cleaning fluids and the aspiration of fluids into the analysis apparatus from different tpes of sample containers. A wiping seal removes residues of aspirated fluids from the exterior surfaces of the aspiration tube with the residue being aspirated into the analysis apparatus for disposal. Sensor modules mounted in a sensor chamber are structured to mechanically stack and interlock and each sensor module includes a fluid tight sealed passage and a sensor element.Type: GrantFiled: July 8, 1999Date of Patent: September 25, 2001Assignee: Medica CorporationInventors: Vijay Mathur, Tyler Cote, Ronald Jones, Jane Sun, Steve Rettew, Chen Yi, Tony Mao, Will Whelan, Ken Galano, Richard Dussault
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Patent number: 6289751Abstract: A modular automated diagnostic analyzer having a fluid entry module for sample aspiration, a valve module for selecting fluids and a pump module for fluidic movement. so that a biological sample does not come into contact with the valve system through which calibrants and air are introduced to the fluid path. The fluid entry module encloses an aspiration tube rotatably and slidably engaged with the analysis mechanism chassis to move to different positions for the introduction of calibration and cleaning fluids and the aspiration of fluids into the analysis apparatus from different types of sample containers. A wiping seal removes residues of aspirated fluids from the exterior surfaces of the aspiration tube with the residue being aspirated into the analysis apparatus for disposal. Sensor modules mounted in a sensor chamber are structured to mechanically stack and interlock and each sensor module includes a fluid tight sealed passage and a sensor element.Type: GrantFiled: July 8, 1999Date of Patent: September 18, 2001Assignee: Medica CorporationInventors: Vijay Mathur, Tyler Cote, Ronald Jones, Jane Sun, Steve Rettew, Chen Yi, Tony Mao, Will Whelan, Ken Galano, Richard Dussault
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Patent number: 6178832Abstract: A modular automated diagnostic analyzer having a fluid entry module for sample aspiration, a valve module for selecting fluids and a pump module for fluidic movement so that a biological sample does not come into contact with the valve system through which calibrants and air are introduced to the fluid path. The fluid entry module encloses an aspiration tube rotatably and slidably engaged with the analysis mechanism chassis to move to different positions for the introduction of calibration and cleaning fluids and the aspiration of fluids into the analysis apparatus from different types of sample containers. A wiping seal removes residues of aspirated fluids from the exterior surfaces of the aspiration tube with the residue being aspirated into the analysis apparatus for disposal. Sensor modules mounted in a sensor chamber are structured to mechanically stack and interlock and each sensor module includes a fluid tight sealed passage and a sensor element.Type: GrantFiled: July 8, 1999Date of Patent: January 30, 2001Assignee: Medica CorporationInventors: Vijay Mathur, Tyler Cote, Ronald Jones, Jane Sun, Steve Rettew, Chen Yi, Tony Mao, Will Whelan, Ken Galano, Richard Dussault
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Patent number: 5983734Abstract: A modular automated diagnostic analyzer having a fluid entry module for sample aspiration, a valve module for selecting fluids and a pump module for fluidic movement so that a biological sample does not come into contact with the valve system through which calibrants and air are introduced to the fluid path. The fluid entry module encloses an aspiration tube rotatably and slidably engaged with the analysis mechanism chassis to move to different positions for the introduction of calibration and cleaning fluids and the aspiration of fluids into the analysis apparatus from a different types of sample containers. A wiping seal removes residues of aspirated fluids from the exterior surfaces of the aspiration tube with the residue being aspirated into the analysis apparatus for disposal. Sensor modules mounted in a sensor chamber are structured to mechanically stack and interlock and each sensor module includes a fluid tight sealed passage and a sensor element.Type: GrantFiled: June 30, 1998Date of Patent: November 16, 1999Assignee: Medica CorporationInventors: Vijay Mathur, Tyler Cote, Ronald Jones, Jane Sun, Steve Rettew, Chen Yi, Tony Mao, Will Whelan, Ken Galano, Richard Dussault