Patents by Inventor Joel Katz
Joel Katz 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: 20120235016Abstract: An embodiment of a scanning system is described including optical elements that direct an excitation beam at a probe array, detectors that receive reflected intensity data responsive to the excitation beam, where the reflected intensity data is responsive to a focusing distance between an optical element and the probe array, a transport frame that adjusts the focusing distance in a direction with respect to the probe array, an auto-focuser that determines a best plane of focus based upon characteristics of the reflected intensity data of at least two focusing distances where the detectors further receive pixel intensity values based upon detected emissions from a plurality of probe features disposed on the probe array at the best plane of focus, and an image generator that associates each of the pixel intensity values with at least one image pixel position of a probe array based upon one or more position correction values.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 25, 2012Publication date: September 20, 2012Applicant: Affymetrix, Inc.Inventors: Nathan K. Weiner, Patrick J. Odoy, Eric Schultz, Mark Jones, James Overbeck, Herman Deweerd, David A. Stura, Albert Bukys, Tim Woolaver, Thomas P. Regan, David Bradbury, Eric Earl McKenzie, Roger DiPaolo, Christopher Miles, Joel Katz, Ksenia Oleinik-Ovod
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Publication number: 20100142850Abstract: An embodiment of a scanning system is described including optical elements that direct an excitation beam at a probe array, detectors that receive reflected intensity data responsive to the excitation beam, where the reflected intensity data is responsive to a focusing distance between an optical element and the probe array, a transport frame that adjusts the focusing distance in a direction with respect to the probe array, an auto-focuser that determines a best plane of focus based upon characteristics of the reflected intensity data of at least two focusing distances where the detectors further receive pixel intensity values based upon detected emissions from a plurality of probe features disposed on the probe array at the best plane of focus, and an image generator that associates each of the pixel intensity values with at least one image pixel position of a probe array based upon one or more position correction values.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 11, 2010Publication date: June 10, 2010Applicant: Affymetrix, INC.Inventors: Nathan K. Weiner, Patrick J. Odoy, Eric Schultz, Mark Jones, James Overbeck, Herman Deweerd, David A. Stura, Albert Bukys, Tim Woolaver, Thomas P. Regan, David Bradbury, Eric Earl McKenzie, Roger DiPaolo, Christopher Miles, Joel Katz, Ksenia Oleink-Ovod
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Patent number: 7689022Abstract: An embodiment of a scanning system is described including optical elements that direct an excitation beam at a probe array, detectors that receive reflected intensity data responsive to the excitation beam, where the reflected intensity data is responsive to a focusing distance between an optical element and the probe array, a transport frame that adjusts the focusing distance in a direction with respect to the probe array, an auto-focuser that determines a best plane of focus based upon characteristics of the reflected intensity data of at least two focusing distances where the detectors further receive pixel intensity values based upon detected emissions from a plurality of probe features disposed on the probe array at the best plane of focus, and an image generator that associates each of the pixel intensity values with at least one image pixel position of a probe array based upon one or more position correction values.Type: GrantFiled: March 14, 2003Date of Patent: March 30, 2010Assignee: Affymetrix, Inc.Inventors: Nathan K. Weiner, Patrick J. Odoy, Erik Schultz, Mark Jones, James Overbeck, Herman Deweerd, David A. Stura, Albert Bukys, Tim Woolaver, Thomas P. Regan, David Bradbury, Eric Earl McKenzie, Roger DiPaolo, Christopher Miles, Joel Katz, Ksenia Oleink-Ovod
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Publication number: 20050057676Abstract: An embodiment of a scanning system is described including optical elements that direct an excitation beam at a probe array, detectors that receive reflected intensity data responsive to the excitation beam, where the reflected intensity data is responsive to a focusing distance between an optical element and the probe array, a transport frame that adjusts the focusing distance in a direction with respect to the probe array, an auto-focuser that determines a best plane of focus based upon characteristics of the reflected intensity data of at least two focusing distances where the detectors further receive pixel intensity values based upon detected emissions from a plurality of probe features disposed on the probe array at the best plane of focus, and an image generator that associates each of the pixel intensity values with at least one image pixel position of a probe array based upon one or more position correction values.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 27, 2004Publication date: March 17, 2005Applicant: Affymetrix, INC.Inventors: Nathan Weiner, Patrick Odoy, Eric Schultz, Mark Jones, James Overbeck, Herman Deweerd, David Stura, Albert Bukys, Tim Woolaver, Thomas Regan, David Bradbury, Eric McKenzie, Roger DiPaolo, Christopher Miles, Joel Katz, Ksenia Oleink-Ovod
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Publication number: 20040012676Abstract: An embodiment of a scanning system is described including optical elements that direct an excitation beam at a probe array, detectors that receive reflected intensity data responsive to the excitation beam, where the reflected intensity data is responsive to a focusing distance between an optical element and the probe array, a transport frame that adjusts the focusing distance in a direction with respect to the probe array, an auto-focuser that determines a best plane of focus based upon characteristics of the reflected intensity data of at least two focusing distances where the detectors further receive pixel intensity values based upon detected emissions from a plurality of probe features disposed on the probe array at the best plane of focus, and an image generator that associates each of the pixel intensity values with at least one image pixel position of a probe array based upon one or more position correction values.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 14, 2003Publication date: January 22, 2004Applicant: Affymetrix, Inc., a Corporation Organized under the Laws of DelawareInventors: Nathan K. Weiner, Patrick J. Odoy, Eric Schultz, Mark Jones, James Overbeck, Herman Deweerd, David A. Stura, Albert Bukys, Tim Woolaver, Thomas P. Regan, David Bradbury, Eric Earl McKenzie, Roger DiPaolo, Christopher Miles, Joel Katz, Ksenia Oleink-Ovod
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Patent number: 5642427Abstract: An integrated circuit for use as a building block in different embodiments of systems for enhancing audio performance by providing group delay to various frequency components of the signal. The integrated circuit includes four op amps and associated circuitry. Using external connections, the device can be configured as a two-channel stereo device, or can be cascaded for monaural applications. Two of the chips may be cascaded together for stereo applications. External capacitances and resistances are used to control the degree of group delay provided to the signal to realize desired audio enhancement.Type: GrantFiled: April 11, 1995Date of Patent: June 24, 1997Assignee: HDA Entertainment, Inc.Inventors: Joel Katz, Miles Kath
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Patent number: 5425106Abstract: An integrated circuit for use as a building block in different embodiments of systems for enhancing audio performance by providing group delay to various frequency components of the signal. The integrated circuit includes four op amps and associated circuitry. Using external connections, the device can be configured as a two-channel stereo device, or can be cascaded for monaural applications. Two of the chips may be cascaded together for stereo applications. External capacitances and resistances are used to control the degree of group delay provided to the signal to realize desired audio enhancement.Type: GrantFiled: June 25, 1993Date of Patent: June 13, 1995Assignee: HDA Entertainment, Inc.Inventors: Joel Katz, Miles Kath
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Patent number: 4130811Abstract: A modulation system which produces a modulated carrier having a number of central sideband pairs with power closely approximating the carrier power. A signal generator produces a sinusoidal reference voltage which is applied to a plurality of conditioning channels. Amplitude, phase and frequency conditioning means within the channels produce desired modulating signal components. The components are then synthesized in a power combiner and applied as the control voltage to phase/frequency modulation means to produce the desired modulated signal.Type: GrantFiled: December 27, 1977Date of Patent: December 19, 1978Assignee: Hughes Aircraft CompanyInventors: Joel Katz, Eugene H. Gregory
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Patent number: 3965428Abstract: A spectrum-shaped discriminating on/off target indicator which indicates if a signal simultaneously meets prescribed conditions on power level and spectrum shape. Signal power level and spectrum width are simultaneously measured and a DC logic output is obtained only for input signals which have a signal-to-noise ratio equal to, or higher than a preset minimum level though the signal "noise bandwidth" meets the prescribed conditions.Type: GrantFiled: January 4, 1971Date of Patent: June 22, 1976Assignee: The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Air ForceInventors: Joel Katz, James R. Pousson
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Patent number: 3946322Abstract: A pulse width control circuit that narrows, then allows a gradual increase n the pulse width of the output pulses to the width of the input pulses that is activated as the pulse repetition rate of the input pulses increases. The pulse width control circuit will provide the turn-on transient and high voltage supply transient suppression for a pulsed transmitter by selectively interconnecting a pulse repetition detector and a variable pulse width generator with a combining logic circuit.Type: GrantFiled: June 17, 1974Date of Patent: March 23, 1976Assignee: The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the NavyInventor: Joel Katz
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Patent number: D857083Type: GrantFiled: November 5, 2018Date of Patent: August 20, 2019Assignee: Bonsai Technology CompanyInventors: Charles Thomas Blatz, Braum Joel Katz, Jaycee Indiviglio, Paul Nigro