Patents by Inventor Mark Edmond
Mark Edmond 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: 20250376398Abstract: Systems for treating contaminant in a fluid, the system comprising a contaminant concentration sub-stage and a PCD sub-stage. The contaminant concentration sub-stage is configured to receive a fluid supply comprising a contaminant, and to output (1) from a first outlet a first portion comprising a first concentration of the contaminant, and (2) from a second outlet a second portion comprising a second concentration of the contaminant, the first concentration greater than the second concentration. The PCD sub-stage comprises a PCD vessel and a PCD photocatalyst that is in the PCD vessel. The first outlet of the contaminant concentration sub-stage is fluid-flow connected to an inlet of the PCD vessel. Also, multistage systems comprising one or more contaminant concentration sub-stages and one or more PCD sub-stages. Also methods of treating contaminant in a fluid.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 17, 2024Publication date: December 11, 2025Applicant: Invicta Water, Inc.Inventors: Jason Edward TAYLOR, Mark EDMOND
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Patent number: 11851326Abstract: A composition (or an aggregate) comprising a h-BN/BNNT structure that comprises a boron nitride nanotube structure and at least a first hexagonal boron nitride structure. Also, a composition comprising at least a first epitaxial h-BN/BNNT structure and at least one metal adhered to the first epitaxial h-BN/BNNT structure. Also, a composition (or an aggregate) that comprises independent boron nitride nanotubes, in which a total mass percentage of independent hexagonal boron nitride and residual boron in the composition is not more than 35%. Also, a material comprising at least a first hexagonal boron nitride structure and at least a first boron nitride nanotube structure, wherein atoms in the first hexagonal boron nitride structure are epitaxially aligned with atoms in the first boron nitride nanotube structure that are closest to the first hexagonal boron nitride structure.Type: GrantFiled: April 26, 2022Date of Patent: December 26, 2023Assignee: BNNano, Inc.Inventors: Jason Edward Taylor, Mark Edmond, Steven Michael Wilcenski
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Publication number: 20220242730Abstract: A composition (or an aggregate) comprising a h-BN/BNNT structure that comprises a boron nitride nanotube structure and at least a first hexagonal boron nitride structure. Also, a composition comprising at least a first epitaxial h-BN/BNNT structure and at least one metal adhered to the first epitaxial h-BN/BNNT structure. Also, a composition (or an aggregate) that comprises independent boron nitride nanotubes, in which a total mass percentage of independent hexagonal boron nitride and residual boron in the composition is not more than 35%. Also, a material comprising at least a first hexagonal boron nitride structure and at least a first boron nitride nanotube structure, wherein atoms in the first hexagonal boron nitride structure are epitaxially aligned with atoms in the first boron nitride nanotube structure that are closest to the first hexagonal boron nitride structure.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 26, 2022Publication date: August 4, 2022Applicant: BNNano, Inc.Inventors: Jason Edward Taylor, Mark Edmond, Steven Michael Wilcenski
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Patent number: 11332369Abstract: A composition (or an aggregate) comprising an epitaxial h-BN/BNNT structure that comprises a hexagonal boron nitride structure that is epitaxial with respect to a boron nitride nanotube structure. Also, a composition (or an aggregate) that comprises independent boron nitride nanotubes, in which a total mass percentage of independent hexagonal boron nitride and residual boron in the composition is not more than 35%. Also, a composition (or an aggregate) in which not more than 1% of independent boron nitride nanotubes and boron nitride nanotube structures have a dixie cup or bamboo defect. Also, a composition in which at least 50% of independent boron nitride nanotubes and boron nitride nanotube structures are single-wall. Also, a method of making a composition that comprises epitaxial h-BN/BNNT structures.Type: GrantFiled: March 22, 2018Date of Patent: May 17, 2022Assignee: BNNano, Inc.Inventors: Jason Edward Taylor, Mark Edmond, Steven Michael Wilcenski
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Patent number: 11306895Abstract: An indirect troffer. Embodiments of the present invention provide a troffer-style fixture that is particularly well-suited for use with solid state light sources, such as LEDs. The troffer comprises a light engine unit that is surrounded on its perimeter by a reflective pan. A back reflector defines a reflective interior surface of the light engine. To facilitate thermal dissipation, a heat sink is disposed proximate to the back reflector. A portion of the heat sink is exposed to the ambient room environment while another portion functions as a mount surface for the light sources that faces the back reflector. One or more light sources disposed along the heat sink mount surface emit light into an interior cavity where it can be mixed and/or shaped prior to emission. In some embodiments, one or more lens plates extend from the heat sink out to the back reflector.Type: GrantFiled: November 24, 2020Date of Patent: April 19, 2022Assignee: IDEAL Industries Lighting LLCInventors: Mark Edmond, Dong Lu, Paul Pickard, Nick Nguyen, Gerald Negley, Gary David Trott
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Publication number: 20210080076Abstract: An indirect troffer. Embodiments of the present invention provide a troffer-style fixture that is particularly well-suited for use with solid state light sources, such as LEDs. The troffer comprises a light engine unit that is surrounded on its perimeter by a reflective pan. A back reflector defines a reflective interior surface of the light engine. To facilitate thermal dissipation, a heat sink is disposed proximate to the back reflector. A portion of the heat sink is exposed to the ambient room environment while another portion functions as a mount surface for the light sources that faces the back reflector. One or more light sources disposed along the heat sink mount surface emit light into an interior cavity where it can be mixed and/or shaped prior to emission. In some embodiments, one or more lens plates extend from the heat sink out to the back reflector.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 24, 2020Publication date: March 18, 2021Inventors: Mark Edmond, Dong Lu, Paul Pickard, Nick Nguen, Gerald Negley, Gary David Trott
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Patent number: 10883702Abstract: An indirect troffer. Embodiments of the present invention provide a troffer-style fixture that is particularly well-suited for use with solid state light sources, such as LEDs. The troffer comprises a light engine unit that is surrounded on its perimeter by a reflective pan. A back reflector defines a reflective interior surface of the light engine. To facilitate thermal dissipation, a heat sink is disposed proximate to the back reflector. A portion of the heat sink is exposed to the ambient room environment while another portion functions as a mount surface for the light sources that faces the back reflector. One or more light sources disposed along the heat sink mount surface emit light into an interior cavity where it can be mixed and/or shaped prior to emission. In some embodiments, one or more lens plates extend from the heat sink out to the back reflector.Type: GrantFiled: August 31, 2010Date of Patent: January 5, 2021Assignee: Ideal Industries Lighting LLCInventors: Mark Edmond, Dong Lu, Paul Pickard, Nick Nguyen, Gerald Negley, Gary David Trott
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Patent number: 10648643Abstract: An indirect troffer. Embodiments of the present invention provide a troffer-style fixture that is particularly well-suited for use with solid state light sources, such as LEDs. The troffer comprises light bars mounted proximate to a back reflector. A back reflector defines a reflective interior surface of the lighting troffer. To facilitate thermal dissipation, the light bar can act as a heat sink. A portion of the heat sink is exposed to the ambient room environment while another portion functions as a mount surface for the light sources that faces the back reflector. One or more light sources disposed along the light bar mount surface emit light into an interior cavity where it can be mixed and/or shaped prior to emission. In some embodiments, one or more lens plates extend from the light bar out to the back reflector.Type: GrantFiled: March 14, 2013Date of Patent: May 12, 2020Assignee: Ideal Industries Lighting LLCInventors: Mark Edmond, Dong Lu, Paul Pickard
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Publication number: 20190292051Abstract: A composition (or an aggregate) comprising an epitaxial h-BN/BNNT structure that comprises a hexagonal boron nitride structure that is epitaxial with respect to a boron nitride nanotube structure. Also, a composition (or an aggregate) that comprises independent boron nitride nanotubes, in which a total mass percentage of independent hexagonal boron nitride and residual boron in the composition is not more than 35%. Also, a composition (or an aggregate) in which not more than 1% of independent boron nitride nanotubes and boron nitride nanotube structures have a dixie cup or bamboo defect. Also, a composition in which at least 50% of independent boron nitride nanotubes and boron nitride nanotube structures are single-wall. Also, a method of making a composition that comprises epitaxial h-BN/BNNT structures.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 22, 2018Publication date: September 26, 2019Applicant: BNNano, Inc.Inventors: Jason Edward Taylor, Mark Edmond, Steven Michael Wilcenski
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Patent number: 10094548Abstract: A high-efficiency LED lamp is disclosed. Embodiments of the invention provide a high-efficiency, high output solid-state lamp. The lamp includes an LED assembly, an optical element disposed to receive light from the LED assembly, and an optical overlay. The optical element includes a primary exit surface, wherein the primary exit surface is at least about 1.5 inches from the LED assembly. In example embodiments, the optical element is roughly cylindrical in shape, but can take other shapes and be made from various materials. An LED lamp according to some embodiments of the invention has an efficiency of at least about 160 lumens per watt. In some embodiments, the lamp has a light output of at least 1200 lumens. In some embodiments, the LED lamp produces light with a color rendering index (CRI) of at least 90 and a warm white color.Type: GrantFiled: July 30, 2012Date of Patent: October 9, 2018Assignee: Cree, Inc.Inventors: Charles Draper, Kurt Wilcox, Jason Taylor, Paul Kenneth Pickard, Gerald H. Negley, Mark Edmond
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Patent number: 10082269Abstract: A lamp includes an optically transmissive enclosure and a base connected to the enclosure. A LED board is positioned in the enclosure and has a first side and a second side. A first LED array is mounted on the first side and a second LED array is mounted on the second side where the LED arrays are operable to emit light when energized through an electrical path from the base. A first diffusive lens and a second diffusive lens are located inside of and spaced from the enclosure. The first diffusive lens receives light emitted from the first LED array and the second diffusive lens receives light emitted from the second LED array.Type: GrantFiled: June 8, 2015Date of Patent: September 25, 2018Assignee: Cree, Inc.Inventors: Mark Edmond, Nishant Tiwari
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Patent number: 10074635Abstract: Solid state light emitter devices and methods are provided. A solid state light emitter device can include a submount having an upper surface and a bottom surface. At least first pair and a second pair of electrically conductive contacts can be disposed on the bottom surface of the submount. The first pair of contacts can be electrically independent from the second pair of contacts. The device can further include multiple light emitters provided on the upper surface of the submount. The multiple light emitters can be configured into at least a first light emitter zone that is electrically independent from a second light emitter zone upon electrical communication to a respective pair of contacts.Type: GrantFiled: July 17, 2015Date of Patent: September 11, 2018Assignee: Cree, Inc.Inventors: Nishant Tiwari, Colin Kelly Blakely, Jesse Colin Reiherzer, Mark Edmond, Arthur Fong-Yuen Pun, Michael Bergmann
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Patent number: 9810379Abstract: A lamp has an optically transmissive enclosure and a base. A tower extends from the base into the enclosure and supports an LED assembly in the enclosure. The LED assembly comprises a plurality of LEDs operable to emit light when energized through an electrical path from the base. The tower and the LED assembly are arranged such that the plurality of LEDs are disposed about the periphery of the tower in a band and face outwardly toward the enclosure to create a source of the light that appears as a glowing filament. The tower forms part of a heat sink that transmits heat from the LED assembly to the ambient environment. The LED assembly has a three-dimensional shape. An electrical interconnect connects a conductor to the heat sink where the conductor is in the electrical path between the LED assembly and the base.Type: GrantFiled: August 5, 2016Date of Patent: November 7, 2017Assignee: Cree, Inc.Inventors: Christopher P. Hussell, John Adam Edmond, Gerald H. Negley, Curt Progl, Mark Edmond, Praneet Athalye, Charles M. Swoboda, Antony Paul van de Ven, Paul Kenneth Pickard, Bart P. Reier, James Michael Lay, Peter E. Lopez
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Patent number: 9797589Abstract: A high-efficiency LED lamp is disclosed. Embodiments of the present invention provide a high-efficiency, high output solid-state lamp. The lamp includes an LED assembly, and an optical element or diffuser disposed to receive light from the LED assembly. The optical element includes a primary exit surface, wherein the primary exit surface is at least about 1.5 inches from the LED assembly. In example embodiments, the optical element is roughly cylindrical in shape, but can take other shapes and be made from various materials. An LED lamp according to some embodiments of the invention has an efficiency of at least about 150 lumens per watt. In some embodiments, the lamp has a light output of at least 1200 lumens. In some embodiments, the LED lamp produces light with a color rendering index (CRI) of at least 90 and a warm white color.Type: GrantFiled: July 26, 2011Date of Patent: October 24, 2017Assignee: Cree, Inc.Inventors: Paul Kenneth Pickard, Gerald H. Negley, Mark Edmond
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Patent number: 9618163Abstract: A LED lamp comprises an enclosure containing a reflective surface and an optically transmissive exit surface and a base. A LED assembly is mounted on a submount, is located in the enclosure and is operable to emit light when energized through an electrical path from the base. The submount comprises a connector portion having a first electrical contact that is in the electrical path. A first spring contact is electrically coupled to lamp electronics where the lamp electronics and the first spring contact are in the electrical path. A heat sink comprises a heat dissipating portion that is at least partially exposed to the ambient environment and a heat conducting portion that is thermally coupled to the LED assembly. The connector portion is inserted into the heat sink such that the first electrical contact creates an electrical contact coupling with the first spring contact.Type: GrantFiled: June 17, 2014Date of Patent: April 11, 2017Assignee: Cree, Inc.Inventors: David Power, Daniel J. VanEpps, Jr., Bart P. Reier, Mark Edmond
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Publication number: 20170018538Abstract: Solid state light emitter devices and methods are provided. A solid state light emitter device can include a submount having an upper surface and a bottom surface. At least first pair and a second pair of electrically conductive contacts can be disposed on the bottom surface of the submount. The first pair of contacts can be electrically independent from the second pair of contacts. The device can further include multiple light emitters provided on the upper surface of the submount. The multiple light emitters can be configured into at least a first light emitter zone that is electrically independent from a second light emitter zone upon electrical communication to a respective pair of contacts.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 17, 2015Publication date: January 19, 2017Inventors: Nishant Tiwari, Colin Kelly Blakely, Jesse Colin Reiherzer, Mark Edmond, Arthur Fong-Yuen Pun, Michael Bergmann
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Publication number: 20160363269Abstract: A lamp has an optically transmissive enclosure and a base. A tower extends from the base into the enclosure and supports an LED assembly in the enclosure. The LED assembly comprises a plurality of LEDs operable to emit light when energized through an electrical path from the base. The tower and the LED assembly are arranged such that the plurality of LEDs are disposed about the periphery of the tower in a band and face outwardly toward the enclosure to create a source of the light that appears as a glowing filament. The tower forms part of a heat sink that transmits heat from the LED assembly to the ambient environment. The LED assembly has a three-dimensional shape. An electrical interconnect connects a conductor to the heat sink where the conductor is in the electrical path between the LED assembly and the base.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 5, 2016Publication date: December 15, 2016Inventors: Christopher P. Hussell, John Adam Edmond, Gerald H. Negley, Curt Progl, Mark Edmond, Praneet Athalye, Charles M. Swoboda, Antony Paul van de Ven, Paul Kenneth Pickard, Bart P. Reier, James Michael Lay, Peter E. Lopez
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Publication number: 20160356428Abstract: A lamp includes an optically transmissive enclosure and a base connected to the enclosure. A LED board is positioned in the enclosure and has a first side and a second side. A first LED array is mounted on the first side and a second LED array is mounted on the second side where the LED arrays are operable to emit light when energized through an electrical path from the base. A first diffusive lens and a second diffusive lens are located inside of and spaced from the enclosure. The first diffusive lens receives light emitted from the first LED array and the second diffusive lens receives light emitted from the second LED array.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 8, 2015Publication date: December 8, 2016Inventors: Mark Edmond, Nishant Tiwari
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Patent number: 9410687Abstract: A lamp has an optically transmissive enclosure and a base. A tower extends from the base into the enclosure and supports an LED assembly in the enclosure. The LED assembly comprises a plurality of LEDs operable to emit light when energized through an electrical path from the base. The tower and the LED assembly are arranged such that the plurality of LEDs are disposed about the periphery of the tower in a band and face outwardly toward the enclosure to create a source of the light that appears as a glowing filament. The tower forms part of a heat sink that transmits heat from the LED assembly to the ambient environment. The LED assembly has a three-dimensional shape. An electrical interconnect connects a conductor to the heat sink where the conductor is in the electrical path between the LED assembly and the base.Type: GrantFiled: February 22, 2013Date of Patent: August 9, 2016Assignee: Cree, Inc.Inventors: Christopher P. Hussell, John Adam Edmond, Gerald H. Negley, Curt Progl, Mark Edmond, Praneet Athalye, Charles M. Swoboda, Antony Paul van de Ven, Paul Kenneth Pickard, Bart P. Reier, James Michael Lay, Peter E. Lopez
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Patent number: RE48489Abstract: In one embodiment, a lamp comprises an optically transmissive enclosure. An LED array is disposed in the optically transmissive enclosure operable to emit light when energized through an electrical connection. A gas is contained in the enclosure to provide thermal coupling to the LED array. The gas may include oxygen.Type: GrantFiled: February 26, 2018Date of Patent: March 30, 2021Assignee: IDEAL Industries Lighting LLCInventors: Christopher P. Hussell, John Adam Edmond, Gerald H. Negley, Curt Progl, Mark Edmond, Praneet Athalye, Charles M. Swoboda, Antony Paul van de Ven, Paul Kenneth Pickard, Bart P. Reier, James Michael Lay, Peter E. Lopez