Patents by Inventor Marinus Josephus Jakobus Dona
Marinus Josephus Jakobus Dona 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: 8166876Abstract: A device (1) for transferring a pattern (12) from a stamp (10) to a substrate (20) comprises a table (22) for supporting a substrate (20), a flexible stamp (10) and a movably arranged body (25) having a pressure chamber (27) for exerting pressure on a portion of the stamp (10), so that the portion is pushed toward the substrate (20) and contacts the substrate (20). During a pattern transferring process, the body (25) is moved. As a result, adjacent portions of the stamp (10) successively go through a process of being pushed toward the substrate (20), getting in contact with the substrate (20), and being allowed to move back in place again. In this way, it is achieved that the pattern (12) of the stamp (10) is transferred to the substrate (20), without the introduction of vibrations, so that the transfer of the pattern (12) takes place in a highly accurate fashion.Type: GrantFiled: May 1, 2006Date of Patent: May 1, 2012Assignee: Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.Inventors: Ronald Maarten Schneider, Marinus Josephus Jakobus Dona, Michel Marcel Jose Decre
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Patent number: 7667785Abstract: An optical separating filter separates impinging light into a first and a second part having different properties. The separating filter comprises reflective filters (FR) arranged in funnel shaped structures (F1). Each one of the structures (F1) have an inlet area (IA1) to receive the impinging light (IL) and an outlet area (OA1) smaller than the inlet area. (IA1) to converge reflected impinging light (RL) towards the outlet area (OA1). The structures (F1) comprise a first group of funnel shaped structures (F1) constructed to reflect light which has a first property (C1) towards their respective first outlet areas (OA1) and for transmitting light which has a second property (C2) towards respective second outlet areas (OA2).Type: GrantFiled: June 10, 2005Date of Patent: February 23, 2010Assignee: Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.Inventors: Ramon Pascal Van Gorkom, Peter Alexander Duine, Siebe Tjerk De Zwart, Anthonie Hendrik Bergman, Michel Cornelis Josephus Marie Vissenberg, Marinus Josephus Jakobus Dona, Cornelius Antonius Van Den Heuvel
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Publication number: 20080231960Abstract: An optical separating filter separates impinging light into a first and a second part having different properties. The separating filter comprises reflective filters (FR) arranged in funnel shaped structures (F1). Each one of the structures (F1) have an inlet area (IA1) to receive the impinging light (IL) and an outlet area (OA1) smaller than the inlet area. (IA1) to converge reflected impinging light (RL) towards the outlet area (OA1). The structures (F1) comprise a first group of funnel shaped structures (F1) constructed to reflect light which has a first property (C1) towards their respective first outlet areas (OA1) and for transmitting light which has a second property (C2) towards respective second outlet areas (OA2).Type: ApplicationFiled: June 10, 2005Publication date: September 25, 2008Applicant: KONINKLIJKE PHILIPS ELECTRONICS, N.V.Inventors: Ramon Pascal Van Gorkom, Peter Alexander Duine, Siebe Tjerk De Zwart, Anthonie Hendrik Bergman, Michel Cornelis Josephus Marie Vissenberg, Marinus Josephus Jakobus Dona, Cornelius Antonius Van Den Heuvel
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Publication number: 20080206385Abstract: The invention relates to an indentation apparatus (1) comprising a force frame (13) and a positioning frame (14). An indentation tool (5) is pressed into a work piece (7) in order to master a mould. The work piece (7) is supported by the base (6). An actuator (2) is mounted in the force frame (13). The actuator (2) and the indentation tool head (4) are connected with a rod (3). The rod (3) is fixed with flexible (swivel) joints (15) to said indentation tool (4) and said actuator (2) in order to physically decouple said force frame (13) and said positioning frame (14) from forces. Also a force sensor (9) is installed between the indentation tool (4) and the positioning frame (14). In order to keep the positioning frame unloaded, the balance force delivered by said force frame actuator (2) should be approximately equal to the indentation force. The signal of the force sensor (9) is interpreted by control electronics (10).Type: ApplicationFiled: April 28, 2006Publication date: August 28, 2008Applicant: KONINKLIJKE PHILIPS ELECTRONICS, N.V.Inventors: Krassimir Todorov Krastev, Raymond Jacobus Wilhelmus Knaapen, Marinus Josephus Jakobus Dona, Patericus Dijk, Johannes Martinus Maria Swinkels, Johannes Cornelis Van Den Ven
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Publication number: 20080202365Abstract: A device (1) for transferring a pattern (12) from a stamp (10) to a substrate (20) comprises a table (22) for supporting a substrate (20), a flexible stamp (10) and a movably arranged body (25) having a pressure chamber (27) for exerting pressure on a portion of the stamp (10), so that the portion is pushed toward the substrate (20) and contacts the substrate (20). During a pattern transferring process, the body (25) is moved. As a result, adjacent portions of the stamp (10) successively go through a process of being pushed toward the substrate (20), getting in contact with the substrate (20), and being allowed to move back in place again. In this way, it is achieved that the pattern (12) of the stamp (10) is transferred to the substrate (20), without the introduction of vibrations, so that the transfer of the pattern (12) takes place in a highly accurate fashion.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 1, 2006Publication date: August 28, 2008Applicant: Koninklijke Philips Electronics, N.V.Inventors: Ronald Maarten Schneider, Marinus Josephus Jakobus Dona, Michel Marcel Jose Decre
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Patent number: 7296519Abstract: The invention relates to a method for transferring a pattern from a stamping surface (31) of a stamp (30) to a receiving surface (21) of a substrate (20). The pattern is transferred to the receiving surface (21) by successively bringing portions of the pattern within such a range of the receiving surface (21) during a certain period, that the pattern is locally transferred from the stamping surface (31) to the receiving surface (21). The individual portions can be moved by means of individual actuators (50). By applying the method, the transfer of the pattern can be performed according to a wave, which is for example ring-shaped, moving from the center of the receiving surface (21) to the circumference, or linear, moving from side of the receiving surface (21) to an opposite side.Type: GrantFiled: May 26, 2003Date of Patent: November 20, 2007Assignee: Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.Inventors: Marinus Josephus Jakobus Dona, Martin Hillebrand Blees, Michel Marcel Jose Decre, Patrick Petrus Johannes Van Eerd, Richard Joseph Marinus Schroeders, Teunis Johannes Antonius Heijmans, Christiaan Leonard Jozef Janssen, Peter Jan Slikkerveer
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Patent number: 6745431Abstract: The invention relates to a robot vacuum cleaner for cleaning surfaces (9), which robot vacuum cleaner is provided with a housing (1), a suction unit (3) accommodated in the housing, a suction nozzle (7) mounted to the housing so as to be present near the surface in operation, a motor-drivable wheel system (13) by which the housing can be displaced over the surface, and an electrical control unit (17) for controlling a displacement of the housing generated by the wheel system. According to the invention, the displacement of the housing controlled by the control unit (17) includes a substantially cycloid movement brought about by a rolling movement of an imaginary rolling circle (37) along an imaginary line of displacement (39) of the housing over the surface, the imaginary rolling circle extending parallel to the surface (9) and being fixed with respect to the housing (1), and the suction nozzle (7) being eccentrically arranged with respect to the rolling circle.Type: GrantFiled: January 22, 2002Date of Patent: June 8, 2004Assignee: Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.Inventors: Johan Frederik Dijksman, Marinus Josephus Jakobus Dona
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Patent number: 6490401Abstract: In an illumination (or front light) system based on an optical waveguide for e.g. LCD devices, Moiré artefacts due to internal reflections in the optical waveguide are minimized by using microstructures (grooves) which have a curved shape or are pre-arranged at an angle.Type: GrantFiled: January 11, 2001Date of Patent: December 3, 2002Assignee: Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V.Inventors: Hugo Johan Cornelissen, Marinus Josephus Jakobus Dona, Horst Greiner
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Publication number: 20020112899Abstract: The invention relates to a robot vacuum cleaner for cleaning surfaces (9), which robot vacuum cleaner is provided with a housing (1), a suction unit (3) accommodated in said housing, a suction nozzle (7) mounted to the housing so as to be present near the surface in operation, a motor-drivable wheel system (13) by means of which the housing can be displaced over the surface, and an electrical control unit (17) for controlling a displacement of the housing generated by means of the wheel system.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 22, 2002Publication date: August 22, 2002Inventors: Johan Frederik Dijksman, Marinus Josephus Jakobus Dona
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Patent number: 6381071Abstract: A lenticular device in which first and second arrays of lenticular elements are located on first and second surfaces of the device.Type: GrantFiled: September 28, 2000Date of Patent: April 30, 2002Assignee: U.S. Philips CorporationInventors: Marinus Josephus Jakobus Dona, Josephus Johannes Maria Braat
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Publication number: 20010024561Abstract: In an illumination (or front light) system based on an optical waveguide for e.g. LCD devices, Moiré artefacts due to internal reflections in the optical waveguide are minimized by using microstructures (grooves) which have a curved shape or are pre-arranged at an angle.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 11, 2001Publication date: September 27, 2001Inventors: Hugo Johan Cornelissen, Marinus Josephus Jakobus Dona, Horst Greiner