Patents by Inventor Jared H. Nathanson
Jared H. Nathanson 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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Publication number: 20220128506Abstract: A sensor may include a sensing element retained within a storage compartment filled with a storage medium, which may also be used as a calibration medium. The sensing element can be moved from a first position in which the sensing element is exposed to the storage compartment, and a second position in which the sensing element can be exposed to a process medium. An actuator mechanism may be configured to engage a portion of the sensor to move the sensing element between the first position and the second position. The actuator mechanism may be controlled by an external system, and may include a rotary actuator such as a servomotor or a stepper motor to move the sensing element between the first position and the second position.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 25, 2021Publication date: April 28, 2022Inventors: Chang-Dong Feng, Robert J. Garrahy, Scott T. Broadley, Bradley Joseph Sargent, Michael Palmer, Jared H. Nathanson
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Patent number: 11137354Abstract: Methods and apparatus for reducing measurement artifacts of sensor measurements are disclosed herein. An aspect of the invention includes a measurement device configured to reduce measurement inaccuracies in a sample. The measurement device comprises a measurement probe comprising a sensor configured to detect a characteristic of the sample and generate a measurement signal based thereon. The measurement device further comprises a memory configured to store instructions for applying a filter to the measurement signal. The measurement device also further comprises a filtering module configured to process the instructions for applying the filter to the measurement signal to generate a filtered output with reduced measurement inaccuracies.Type: GrantFiled: February 16, 2017Date of Patent: October 5, 2021Assignee: BROADLEY-JAMES CORPORATIONInventors: William E. Reynolds, IV, Robert J. Garrahy, Jared H. Nathanson, Bradley Joseph Sargent, Scott T. Broadley
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Publication number: 20200333255Abstract: Methods and apparatus for reducing measurement artifacts of sensor measurements are disclosed herein. An aspect of the invention includes a measurement device configured to reduce measurement inaccuracies in a sample. The measurement device comprises a measurement probe comprising a sensor configured to detect a characteristic of the sample and generate a measurement signal based thereon. The measurement device further comprises a memory configured to store instructions for applying a filter to the measurement signal. The measurement device also further comprises a filtering module configured to process the instructions for applying the filter to the measurement signal to generate a filtered output with reduced measurement inaccuracies.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 16, 2017Publication date: October 22, 2020Inventors: William E. Reynolds, Robert J. Garrahy, Andrew W. Hayward, Robert Fish, Jared H. Nathanson, Bradley Joseph Sargent, Scott T. Broadley, Kurt Eugene Hildebrand
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Patent number: 10775210Abstract: Smart measurement probes may provide information regarding calibration data. However, an electronic instrument connected to such a smart measurement probe may be unable to fully utilize the capacities of the smart measurement probe. A measurement probe may be configured to provide information regarding calibration data to an instrument, but may not be able to take into account calibration settings of that instrument if that instrument lacks the capability to communicate that information to the smart measurement probe. To address such issues, an interface device may be connected between the smart measurement probe and the instrument, with the ability to generate simulated sensor outputs. A transmitter interrogation process utilizing these simulated sensor outputs may be used to determine the transmitter settings and provide an emulated sensor output emulating a previous sensor-transmitter pairing.Type: GrantFiled: March 16, 2018Date of Patent: September 15, 2020Inventors: Scott T. Broadley, Robert J. Garrahy, William E. Reynolds, IV, Bradley Joseph Sargent, Jared H. Nathanson, David J. Sargent
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Patent number: 10661072Abstract: A device for delivery of TENS current, attachable to a handheld skin treatment device with a mechanical motion source, comprises a housing for mounting on the handheld skin treatment device, with a conductive skin contact head with first and second electrodes for receiving a TENS signal as a voltage established between the electrodes and a connector mounted in or on the housing and configured to interface with the mechanical motion source to receive the motion of the motion source. The device has an energy converter in the housing to convert the motion into electrical current, a power control circuit for receiving the electrical current and converting it into at least one power supply output voltage; and a signal generation circuit connected to the at least one the power supply output voltage for producing as an output a TENS signal for delivery to skin.Type: GrantFiled: May 25, 2018Date of Patent: May 26, 2020Assignee: NSE Products, Inc.Inventors: Dale G. Kern, Kevin S. Oberkramer, Jared H. Nathanson, Robert D. Miller, Paul J. Gleason
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Publication number: 20180361137Abstract: A device for delivery of TENS current, attachable to a handheld skin treatment device with a mechanical motion source, comprises a housing for mounting on the handheld skin treatment device, with a conductive skin contact head with first and second electrodes for receiving a TENS signal as a voltage established between the electrodes and a connector mounted in or on the housing and configured to interface with the mechanical motion source to receive the motion of the motion source. The device has an energy converter in the housing to convert the motion into electrical current, a power control circuit for receiving the electrical current and converting it into at least one power supply output voltage; and a signal generation circuit connected to the at least one the power supply output voltage for producing as an output a TENS signal for delivery to skin.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 25, 2018Publication date: December 20, 2018Inventors: Dale G. Kern, Kevin S. Oberkramer, Jared H. Nathanson, Robert D. Miller, Paul J. Gleason
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Publication number: 20180266856Abstract: Smart measurement probes may provide information regarding calibration data. However, an electronic instrument connected to such a smart measurement probe may be unable to fully utilize the capacities of the smart measurement probe. A measurement probe may be configured to provide information regarding calibration data to an instrument, but may not be able to take into account calibration settings of that instrument if that instrument lacks the capability to communicate that information to the smart measurement probe. To address such issues, an interface device may be connected between the smart measurement probe and the instrument, with the ability to generate simulated sensor outputs. A transmitter interrogation process utilizing these simulated sensor outputs may be used to determine the transmitter settings and provide an emulated sensor output emulating a previous sensor-transmitter pairing.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 16, 2018Publication date: September 20, 2018Inventors: Scott T. Broadley, Robert J. Garrahy, William E. Reynolds, IV, Bradley Joseph Sargent, Jared H. Nathanson, David J. Sargent
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Patent number: 9984322Abstract: A system comprising a measurement device and a handheld device is disclosed, the system adapted to withstand, detect, record, and display heat cycle event counts. The measurement device comprises a sensor for measuring and a heat cycle detection unit. The heat cycle detection unit comprises a temperature or pressure responsive element, a detection module, data interface, and data memory. The handheld device comprises a screen, a button, a communication circuit, and a processing system. The communication circuit is configured to communicate with the measurement device and a computing device and the processing system is configured to receive non-measurement information from the measurement device, display the received information on the screen, and cycle the received information displayed on the screen based on an actuation of the button, wherein the handheld device is used to display a heat sterilization cycle count of the measurement device.Type: GrantFiled: August 26, 2016Date of Patent: May 29, 2018Assignee: Broadley-James CorporationInventors: William E. Reynolds, IV, Robert J. Garrahy, Andrew W. Hayward, Robert Fish, Jared H. Nathanson, Bradley Joseph Sargent, Scott T. Broadley
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Publication number: 20170116510Abstract: A system comprising a measurement device and a handheld device is disclosed, the system adapted to withstand, detect, record, and display heat cycle event counts. The measurement device comprises a sensor for measuring and a heat cycle detection unit. The heat cycle detection unit comprises a temperature or pressure responsive element, a detection module, data interface, and data memory. The handheld device comprises a screen, a button, a communication circuit, and a processing system. The communication circuit is configured to communicate with the measurement device and a computing device and the processing system is configured to receive non-measurement information from the measurement device, display the received information on the screen, and cycle the received information displayed on the screen based on an actuation of the button, wherein the handheld device is used to display a heat sterilization cycle count of the measurement device.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 26, 2016Publication date: April 27, 2017Inventors: William E. Reynolds, IV, Robert J. Garrahy, Andrew W. Hayward, Robert Fish, Jared H. Nathanson, Bradley Joseph Sargent, Scott T. Broadley
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Publication number: 20170087261Abstract: A measurement device is disclosed, embodiments of which are adapted to withstand, detect, and record detection of heat cycle events, including autoclave cycles. Embodiments of the measurement device comprise a sensor for measuring a characteristic of a medium and a heat cycle detection unit. Embodiments of the heat cycle detection unit comprise a temperature or atmospheric pressure responsive element, a detection module, data interface, and data memory. In one disclosed embodiment, the temperature or pressure responsive element is configured to respond to a characteristic of a heat cycle event while the heat cycle detection unit is off. In another disclosed embodiment, the detection module is configured to automatically power off the heat cycle detection unit in response to detecting an autoclave cycle. Methods of using the devices are also disclosed.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 26, 2016Publication date: March 30, 2017Inventors: William E. Reynolds, IV, Robert J. Garrahy, Andrew W. Hayward, Robert Fish, Jared H. Nathanson, Scott T. Broadley
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Patent number: 9430881Abstract: A system comprising a measurement device and a handheld device is disclosed, the system adapted to withstand, detect, record, and display heat cycle event counts. The measurement device comprises a sensor for measuring and a heat cycle detection unit. The heat cycle detection unit comprises a temperature or pressure responsive element, a detection module, data interface, and data memory. The handheld device comprises a screen, a button, a communication circuit, and a processing system. The communication circuit is configured to communicate with the measurement device and a computing device and the processing system is configured to receive non-measurement information from the measurement device, display the received information on the screen, and cycle the received information displayed on the screen based on an actuation of the button, wherein the handheld device is used to display a heat sterilization cycle count of the measurement device.Type: GrantFiled: September 14, 2015Date of Patent: August 30, 2016Assignee: Broadley-James CorporationInventors: William E. Reynolds, IV, Robert J. Garrahy, Andrew W. Hayward, Robert Fish, Jared H. Nathanson, Bradley Joseph Sargent, Scott T. Broadley
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Patent number: 9430880Abstract: A measurement device is disclosed, embodiments of which are adapted to withstand, detect, and record detection of heat cycle events, including autoclave cycles. Embodiments of the measurement device comprise a sensor for measuring a characteristic of a medium and a heat cycle detection unit. Embodiments of the heat cycle detection unit comprise a temperature or atmospheric pressure responsive element, a detection module, data interface, and data memory. In one disclosed embodiment, the temperature or pressure responsive element is configured to respond to a characteristic of a heat cycle event while the heat cycle detection unit is off. In another disclosed embodiment, the detection module is configured to automatically power off the heat cycle detection unit in response to detecting an autoclave cycle. Methods of using the devices are also disclosed.Type: GrantFiled: July 16, 2015Date of Patent: August 30, 2016Assignee: Broadley-James CorporationInventors: William E. Reynolds, IV, Robert J. Garrahy, Andrew W. Hayward, Robert Fish, Jared H. Nathanson, Scott T. Broadley
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Publication number: 20160048752Abstract: A measurement device is disclosed, embodiments of which are adapted to withstand, detect, and record detection of heat cycle events, including autoclave cycles. Embodiments of the measurement device comprise a sensor for measuring a characteristic of a medium and a heat cycle detection unit. Embodiments of the heat cycle detection unit comprise a temperature or atmospheric pressure responsive element, a detection module, data interface, and data memory. In one disclosed embodiment, the temperature or pressure responsive element is configured to respond to a characteristic of a heat cycle event while the heat cycle detection unit is off. In another disclosed embodiment, the detection module is configured to automatically power off the heat cycle detection unit in response to detecting an autoclave cycle. Methods of using the devices are also disclosed.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 16, 2015Publication date: February 18, 2016Inventors: William E. Reynolds, IV, Robert J. Garrahy, Andrew W. Hayward, Robert Fish, Jared H. Nathanson, Scott T. Broadley
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Publication number: 20160004956Abstract: A system comprising a measurement device and a handheld device is disclosed, the system adapted to withstand, detect, record, and display heat cycle event counts. The measurement device comprises a sensor for measuring and a heat cycle detection unit. The heat cycle detection unit comprises a temperature or pressure responsive element, a detection module, data interface, and data memory. The handheld device comprises a screen, a button, a communication circuit, and a processing system. The communication circuit is configured to communicate with the measurement device and a computing device and the processing system is configured to receive non-measurement information from the measurement device, display the received information on the screen, and cycle the received information displayed on the screen based on an actuation of the button, wherein the handheld device is used to display a heat sterilization cycle count of the measurement device.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 14, 2015Publication date: January 7, 2016Inventors: William E. Reynolds, Robert J. Garrahy, Andrew W. Hayward, Robert Fish, Jared H. Nathanson, Bradley Joseph Sargent, Scott T. Broadley
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Patent number: 9117166Abstract: A measurement device is disclosed, embodiments of which are adapted to withstand, detect, and record detection of heat cycle events, including autoclave cycles. Embodiments of the measurement device comprise a sensor for measuring a characteristic of a medium and a heat cycle detection unit. Embodiments of the heat cycle detection unit comprise a temperature or atmospheric pressure responsive element, a detection module, data interface, and data memory. In one disclosed embodiment, the temperature or pressure responsive element is configured to respond to a characteristic of a heat cycle event while the heat cycle detection unit is off. In another disclosed embodiment, the detection module is configured to automatically power off the heat cycle detection unit in response to detecting an autoclave cycle. Methods of using the devices are also disclosed.Type: GrantFiled: March 12, 2014Date of Patent: August 25, 2015Assignee: Broadley-James CorporationInventors: William E. Reynolds, IV, Robert J. Garrahy, Andrew W. Hayward, Robert Fish, Jared H. Nathanson, Scott T. Broadley
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Publication number: 20140301525Abstract: A measurement device is disclosed, embodiments of which are adapted to withstand, detect, and record detection of heat cycle events, including autoclave cycles. Embodiments of the measurement device comprise a sensor for measuring a characteristic of a medium and a heat cycle detection unit. Embodiments of the heat cycle detection unit comprise a temperature or atmospheric pressure responsive element, a detection module, data interface, and data memory. In one disclosed embodiment, the temperature or pressure responsive element is configured to respond to a characteristic of a heat cycle event while the heat cycle detection unit is off. In another disclosed embodiment, the detection module is configured to automatically power off the heat cycle detection unit in response to detecting an autoclave cycle. Methods of using the devices are also disclosed.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 12, 2014Publication date: October 9, 2014Applicant: BROADLEY-JAMES CORPORATIONInventors: William E. Reynolds, IV, Robert J. Garrahy, Andrew W. Hayward, Robert Fish, Jared H. Nathanson, Scott T. Broadley
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Publication number: 20120115213Abstract: The present invention provides systems and methods for analysis of samples, particularly biological and environmental sample to detect biomolecules of interest contained therein. A variety of system components are described herein, including, but not limited to, components for sample handling, mixing of materials, sample processing, transfer of materials, and analysis of materials. The invention further provides mechanisms for combining and integrating the different components and for housing, moving, and storing system components or the system as a whole. The systems may include any one or more or all of these components. The system finds particular use when employed for analysis of nucleic acid molecule using mass spectrometry, however, the invention is not limited such specific uses.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 15, 2010Publication date: May 10, 2012Applicant: IBIS BIOSCIENCES, INC.Inventors: Steven A. Hofstadler, Jose R. Gutierrez, James C. Hannis, Jared J. Drader, Rex O. Bare, Jeffrey C. Smith, Paul J. Gleason, Jared H. Nathanson, Ronald K. Bergold, Robert D. Miller, Kevin S. Oberkramer
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Patent number: D774930Type: GrantFiled: September 11, 2015Date of Patent: December 27, 2016Assignee: Broadley-James CorporationInventors: William E. Reynolds, IV, Robert J. Garrahy, Andrew W. Hayward, Robert Fish, Jared H. Nathanson, Bradley Joseph Sargent, Scott T. Broadley