Patents by Inventor Jeffrey Byers
Jeffrey Byers 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: 8930144Abstract: An apparatus as provided for measuring acceleration of a person's head or other object. The apparatus comprises a sensor for sensing acceleration and a controller for controlling recording of data resulting from the sensed acceleration due to an explosive force. The controller is adapted to determine whether or not to enable recording of the data based on the sensed acceleration. A data receiver is provided to receive the sensed acceleration data from the sensing means, and requires electrical power to enable data to be received thereby. The controller controls electrical power to the receiver so that if the sensed acceleration reaches or exceeds a predetermined value, electrical power to the data receiver is enabled. The recorded acceleration data may be used for injury analysis.Type: GrantFiled: December 8, 2008Date of Patent: January 6, 2015Assignee: Med-Eng, LLCInventors: Graham Hubler, Jeffrey Byers, Brian Houston, Robert Corsaro, Phil Frank, Jason Kost, Kenny Opachko, Alain Berdoz, Peter Herdic, Lock-Sui Chin, Jeffrey Levine, Jean-Philippe Dionne, Doug Wong, Daniel Crossman
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Patent number: 8134684Abstract: Method, apparatus, and composition of matter suited for use with, for example, immersion lithography. The composition of matter includes hafnium dioxide nanoparticles having diameters less than or equal to about 15 nanometers. The apparatus includes the composition of matter, a light source, a platform for supporting a work piece, and a lens element. The method includes providing a light source, providing a lens element between the light source and a work piece, providing the composition of matter between the lens element and the work piece, and exposing the work piece to light provided by the light source by passing light from the light source through the lens element and the composition of matter to the work piece.Type: GrantFiled: February 22, 2008Date of Patent: March 13, 2012Assignees: Sematech, Inc., Intel CorporationInventors: Paul A. Zimmerman, Jeffrey Byers, Carita Simons, legal representative
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Publication number: 20110098934Abstract: An apparatus as provided for measuring acceleration of a person's head or other object. The apparatus comprises a sensor for sensing acceleration and a controller for controlling recording of data resulting from the sensed acceleration due to an explosive force. The controller is adapted to determine whether or not to enable recording of the data based on the sensed acceleration. A data receiver is provided to receive the sensed acceleration data from the sensing means, and requires electrical power to enable data to be received thereby. The controller controls electrical power to the receiver so that if the sensed acceleration reaches or exceeds a predetermined value, electrical power to the data receiver is enabled. The recorded acceleration data may be used for injury analysis.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 8, 2008Publication date: April 28, 2011Applicant: ALLEN-VANGUARD TECHNOLOGIES INC.Inventors: Graham Hubler, Jeffrey Byers, Brian Houston, Robert Corsaro, Phil Frank, Jason Kost, Kenny Opachko, Alain Berdoz, Peter Herdic, Lock-Sui Chin, Jeffrey Levine, Jean-Philippe Dionne, Doug Wong, Daniel Crossman
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Publication number: 20090213346Abstract: Method, apparatus, and composition of matter suited for use with, for example, immersion lithography. The composition of matter includes hafnium dioxide nanoparticles having diameters less than or equal to about 15 nanometers. The apparatus includes the composition of matter, a light source, a platform for supporting a work piece, and a lens element. The method includes providing a light source, providing a lens element between the light source and a work piece, providing the composition of matter between the lens element and the work piece, and exposing the work piece to light provided by the light source by passing light from the light source through the lens element and the composition of matter to the work piece.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 22, 2008Publication date: August 27, 2009Inventors: Paul A. Zimmerman, Jeffrey Byers, Carita Simons
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Patent number: 7528953Abstract: In one embodiment, a system includes a beam generator for directing at least one incident beam having a wavelength ? towards a periodic target having structures with a specific pitch p. A plurality of output beams are scattered from the periodic target in response to the at least one incident beam. The system further includes an imaging lens system for passing only a first and a second output beam from the target. The imaging system is adapted such that the angular separation between the captured beams, ?, and the pitch are selected to cause the first and second output beams to form a sinusoidal image. The system also includes a sensor for imaging the sinusoidal image or images, and a controller for causing the beam generator to direct the at least one incident beam towards the periodic target or targets, and for analyzing the sinusoidal image or images.Type: GrantFiled: February 27, 2006Date of Patent: May 5, 2009Assignee: KLA-Tencor Technologies Corp.Inventors: Aviv Frommer, Vladimir Levinski, Mark D. Smith, Jeffrey Byers, Chris A. Mack, Michael E. Adel
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Patent number: 7509340Abstract: A dynamically updateable graphical index for rapidly scanning through content available on a website. The index comprises user-selectable levels within branches of a hierarchical tree structure representing various categories and sub-categories of content available on the website. All content on the website is associated with meta-data. The categories and sub-categories correspond to this meta-data. As content is added to the website, the content's associated meta-data is dynamically incorporated into the index and is searchable within the hierarchical tree structure displayed to the user.Type: GrantFiled: January 23, 2006Date of Patent: March 24, 2009Assignees: Sony Corporation, Sony Pictures Entertaiment Inc.Inventors: Nicholas W. Fenton, Michael F. Mannarino, Wendy Springer, Andrew Schneider, Marlowe J. Dayley, Alex Shmelev, Holly Thai, Jacob S. Manaster, Rodney C. Newby, John Jeffrey Byer
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Patent number: 7142941Abstract: A computer-implemented method and a storage medium adapted to identify potential causes of lithography process failure or drift is provided.Type: GrantFiled: October 7, 2005Date of Patent: November 28, 2006Assignee: KLA-Tencor Technologies Corp.Inventors: Chris Mack, Robert Jones, Jeffrey Byers
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Publication number: 20060197951Abstract: In one embodiment, a system for imaging an acquisition target or an overlay or alignment semiconductor target is disclosed. The system includes a beam generator for directing at least one incident beam having a wavelength ? towards a periodic target having structures with a specific pitch p. A plurality of output beams are scattered from the periodic target in response to the at least one incident beam. The system further includes an imaging lens system for passing only a first and a second output beam from the target. The imaging system is adapted such that the angular separation between the captured beams, ?, and the pitch are selected to cause the first and second output beams to form a sinusoidal image. The system also includes a sensor for imaging the sinusoidal image or images, and a controller for causing the beam generator to direct the at least one incident beam towards the periodic target or targets, and for analyzing the sinusoidal image or images.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 27, 2006Publication date: September 7, 2006Inventors: Aviv Frommer, Vladimir Levinski, Mark Smith, Jeffrey Byers, Chris Mack, Michael Adel
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Publication number: 20060089741Abstract: A computer-implemented method and a carrier medium adapted to improve lithographic processes are provided. In some embodiments, the computer-implemented method and carrier medium may be used for identifying potential causes of lithography process failure or drift. In addition or alternatively, the computer-implemented method and carrier medium may be adapted to generate a set of process parameter values for a lithography process based upon both critical dimension and overlay effect analyses of process parameter value variations. In some cases, the set of process parameter values may be selected to collectively minimize the number critical dimension and overlay variation errors produced within an image fabricated from the lithography process.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 7, 2005Publication date: April 27, 2006Inventors: Chris Mack, Robert Jones, Jeffrey Byers
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Patent number: 6990498Abstract: A dynamically updateable graphical index for rapidly scanning through content available on a website. The index comprises user-selectable levels within branches of a hierarchical tree structure representing various categories and sub-categories of content available on the website. All content on the website is associated with meta-data. The categories and sub-categories correspond to this meta-data. As content is added to the website, the content's associated meta-data is dynamically incorporated into the index and is searchable within the hierarchical tree structure displayed to the user.Type: GrantFiled: July 26, 2001Date of Patent: January 24, 2006Assignees: Sony Corporation, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Inc.Inventors: Nicholas W. Fenton, Michael F. Mannarino, Wendy Springer, Andrew Schneider, Marlowe J. Dayley, Alex Shmelev, Holly Thai, Jacob S. Manaster, Rodney C. Newby, John Jeffrey Byer
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Patent number: 6976028Abstract: A system and process for creating, editing, uploading, storing, sharing, and publishing media content. The system and process occurs within an online environment including one or more user network devices and one or more server network devices connected by a communications link to the one or more user network-enabled devices. The process includes providing access to digital assets and media creating and editing tools via a website. A website user may incorporate the digital assets into media content created or edited by the user by utilizing the media creating and editing tools. The user may then upload an store this personalized media content to storage space provided to the user by the website. The user may also “publish” this personalized media content to a user showcase page on the website. Users may share their personalized media content with other users via a share page on the website.Type: GrantFiled: July 13, 2001Date of Patent: December 13, 2005Assignees: Sony Corporation, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Inc.Inventors: Nicholas W. Fenton, Michael F. Mannarino, Wendy Springer, Andrew Schneider, Marlowe J. Dayley, Alex Shmelev, Holly Thai, Jacob S. Manaster, Rodney C. Newby, John Jeffrey Byer
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Patent number: 6968253Abstract: A computer-implemented method and a carrier medium adapted to generate a set of process parameter values for a lithography process based upon both critical dimension and overlay effect analyses of process parameter value variations is provided. In some cases, the computer-implemented method and a carrier medium may be configured to select a set of process parameter values to collectively minimize the number critical dimension and overlay variation errors produced within an image fabricated from the lithography process.Type: GrantFiled: May 7, 2003Date of Patent: November 22, 2005Assignee: KLA-Tencor Technologies Corp.Inventors: Chris Mack, Robert Jones, Jeffrey Byers
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Patent number: 6910049Abstract: A content management system and process for programming, scheduling, uploading, storing and managing content on a website. The content management system and process attaches meta-data to website elements and sorts the elements into a hierarchy based on the meta-data. The content management system and process may then perform off-line generation and association of all associated website elements, through the meta-data, into a data package. The data package may then be scheduled for on-line availability at defined times. The content management system and process also enables the setting forward of an internal clock so that the data package may be tested within the context of the website before the data package may actually be available on the website. The content management system and process may automatically ingest content based on a naming convention and may also ingest website user content and inherit all meta-data that was associated with user content.Type: GrantFiled: July 13, 2001Date of Patent: June 21, 2005Assignees: Sony Corporation, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Inc.Inventors: Nicholas W. Fenton, Michael F. Mannarino, Wendy Springer, Andrew Schneider, Marlowe J. Dayley, Alex Shmelev, Holly Thai, Jacob S. Manaster, Rodney C. Newby, John Jeffrey Byer
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Publication number: 20040225401Abstract: A computer-implemented method and a carrier medium adapted to improve lithographic processes are provided. In some embodiments, the computer-implemented method and carrier medium may be used for identifying potential causes of lithography process failure or drift. In addition or alternatively, the computer-implemented method and carrier medium may be adapted to generate a set of process parameter values for a lithography process based upon both critical dimension and overlay effect analyses of process parameter value variations. In some cases, the set of process parameter values may be selected to collectively minimize the number critical dimension and overlay variation errors produced within an image fabricated from the lithography process.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 7, 2003Publication date: November 11, 2004Inventors: Chris Mack, Robert Jones, Jeffrey Byers
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Publication number: 20020194195Abstract: A system and process for creating, editing, uploading, storing, sharing, and publishing media content. The system and process occurs within an online environment including one or more user network devices and one or more server network devices connected by a communications link to the one or more user network-enabled devices. The process includes providing access to digital assets and media creating and editing tools via a website. A website user may incorporate the digital assets into media content created or edited by the user by utilizing the media creating and editing tools. The user may then upload and store this personalized media content to storage space provided to the user by the website. The user may also “publish” this personalized media content to a user showcase page on the website. Users may share their personalized media content with other users via a share page on the website.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 13, 2001Publication date: December 19, 2002Inventors: Nicholas W. Fenton, Michael F. Mannarino, Wendy Springer, Andrew Schneider, Marlowe J. Dayley, Alex Shmelev, Holly Thai, Jacob S. Manaster, Rodney C. Newby, John Jeffrey Byer
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Publication number: 20020194151Abstract: A dynamically updateable graphical index for rapidly scanning through content available on a website. The index comprises user-selectable levels within branches of a hierarchical tree structure representing various categories and sub-categories of content available on the website. All content on the website is associated with meta-data. The categories and sub-categories correspond to this meta-data. As content is added to the website, the content's associated meta-data is dynamically incorporated into the index and is searchable within the hierarchical tree structure displayed to the user.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 26, 2001Publication date: December 19, 2002Inventors: Nicholas W. Fenton, Michael F. Mannarino, Wendy Springer, Andrew Schneider, Marlowe J. Dayley, Alex Shmelev, Holly Thai, Jacob S. Manaster, Rodney C. Newby, John Jeffrey Byer
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Publication number: 20020194194Abstract: A content management system and process for programming, scheduling, uploading, storing and managing content on a website. The content management system and process attaches meta-data to website elements and sorts the elements into a hierarchy based on the meta-data. The content management system and process may then perform off-line generation and association of all associated website elements, through the meta-data, into a data package. The data package may then be scheduled for on-line availability at defined times. The content management system and process also enables the setting forward of an internal clock so that the data package may be tested within the context of the website before the data package may actually be available on the website. The content management system and process may automatically ingest content based on a naming convention and may also ingest website user content and inherit all meta-data that was associated with user content.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 13, 2001Publication date: December 19, 2002Inventors: Nicholas W. Fenton, Michael F. Mannarino, Wendy Springer, Andrew Schneider, Marlowe J. Dayley, Alex Shmelev, Holly Thai, Jacob S. Manaster, Rodney C. Newby, John Jeffrey Byer