Patents by Inventor Mark Rossmeisl
Mark Rossmeisl 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: 20220057142Abstract: An embodiment of a reaction chamber is described that comprises a block of a material comprising a heat source positioned in a central location and a continuous channel comprising an inlet positioned at a first peripheral area of the block and an outlet positioned at a second peripheral area of the block, wherein the channel comprises a serpentine path from the inlet past the centrally located heat source to the outlet.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 17, 2021Publication date: February 24, 2022Inventors: Robert Bailey, Bryan Marcotte, King Poon, Jeffrey Socha, Mark Rossmeisl
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Patent number: 7293691Abstract: A system for depositing solder paste on a print window of a printed circuit board through a stencil includes a housing providing a printing chamber, a depositor configured to move relative to the housing and to deposit the solder paste, a support device disposed in the printing chamber and configured to receive the circuit board and to selectively hold the circuit board stationary relative to the housing, a loading mechanism configured to receive the circuit board and to transport the circuit board along a second direction to the support device, a controller coupled and configured to control dispensing of the solder paste by the depositor and the transporting of the circuit board by the loading mechanism, and a rotational apparatus coupled to the support device and configured to rotate the support device, where the controller is configured to cause the rotational apparatus to rotate the support device more than about 10° and to cause the depositor to deposit solder paste onto the circuit board after the rotatType: GrantFiled: January 17, 2003Date of Patent: November 13, 2007Assignee: Speedline Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Mark Rossmeisl, Frank John Marszalkowski, Jr., Joseph A. Perault
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Publication number: 20040238003Abstract: An apparatus for performing operations on a surface of an electronic substrate, the apparatus comprising a frame, a dispenser coupled to the frame to dispense material onto the electronic substrate, a stencil coupled to the frame having at least one aperture to receive the material to be deposited through the aperture onto the surface of the electronic substrate, a controller that controls dispensing of materials on substrates, and a cleaning system coupled to the frame and coupled to the controller for removing material from the stencil, wherein the cleaning system uses carbon dioxide particles for removing the residue from the stencil.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 30, 2003Publication date: December 2, 2004Inventors: Gerald Pham-Van-Diep, Mark Rossmeisl, Gary T. Freeman
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Publication number: 20040142099Abstract: A system for depositing solder paste on a print window of a printed circuit board through a stencil includes a housing providing a printing chamber, a depositor configured to move relative to the housing and to deposit the solder paste, a support device disposed in the printing chamber and configured to receive the circuit board and to selectively hold the circuit board stationary relative to the housing, a loading mechanism configured to receive the circuit board and to transport the circuit board along a second direction to the support device, a controller coupled and configured to control dispensing of the solder paste by the depositor and the transporting of the circuit board by the loading mechanism, and a rotational apparatus coupled to the support device and configured to rotate the support device, where the controller is configured to cause the rotational apparatus to rotate the support device more than about 10° and to cause the depositor to deposit solder paste onto the circuit board after the rType: ApplicationFiled: January 17, 2003Publication date: July 22, 2004Inventors: Mark Rossmeisl, Frank John Marszalkowski, Joseph A. Perault
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Patent number: 6626097Abstract: A printer for printing a viscous material at predetermined positions forming a pattern on a substrate. The printer includes a frame, a device, mounted to the frame, having a number of perforations arranged to form the pattern, a support apparatus, coupled to the frame, that supports the substrate in a printing position beneath the device, and a material dispenser. The material dispenser has a chamber to contain the viscous material to be printed on the substrate. The chamber has an opening through which the viscous material is dispensed. The material dispenser is coupled to the frame, positioned over the device, and constructed and arranged to dispense the viscous material through the perforations in the device and onto the substrate. The material dispenser has a retraction device that prevents leakage of the viscous material from the opening after dispensing is complete.Type: GrantFiled: October 1, 2001Date of Patent: September 30, 2003Assignee: Speedline Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Mark Rossmeisl, Gary T. Freeman, Robert Balog
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Patent number: 6619198Abstract: A printer for printing a viscous material at predetermined positions forming a pattern on a substrate. The printer includes a frame, a device, mounted to the frame, having a number of perforations arranged to form the pattern, a support apparatus, coupled to the frame, that supports the substrate in a printing position beneath the device, and a material dispenser. The material dispenser has a chamber to contain the viscous material to be printed on the substrate. The chamber has an opening through which the viscous material is dispensed. The material dispenser is coupled to the frame, positioned over the device, and constructed and arranged to dispense the viscous material through the perforations in the device and onto the substrate. The material dispenser has a retraction device that prevents leakage of the viscous material from the opening after dispensing is complete. The material dispenser includes a temperature control system to maintain the temperature of the viscous material contained in the chamber.Type: GrantFiled: September 24, 2002Date of Patent: September 16, 2003Assignee: Speedline Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Mark Rossmeisl, Gary T. Freeman
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Publication number: 20030097941Abstract: A printer for printing a viscous material at predetermined positions forming a pattern on a substrate. The printer includes a frame, a device, mounted to the frame, having a number of perforations arranged to form the pattern, a support apparatus, coupled to the frame, that supports the substrate in a printing position beneath the device, and a material dispenser. The material dispenser has a chamber to contain the viscous material to be printed on the substrate. The chamber has an opening through which the viscous material is dispensed. The material dispenser is coupled to the frame, positioned over the device, and constructed and arranged to dispense the viscous material through the perforations in the device and onto the substrate. The material dispenser has a retraction device that prevents leakage of the viscous material from the opening after dispensing is complete. The material dispenser includes a temperature control system to maintain the temperature of the viscous material contained in the chamber.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 24, 2002Publication date: May 29, 2003Inventors: Mark Rossmeisl, Gary T. Freeman
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Patent number: 6453810Abstract: A printer for printing a viscous material at predetermined positions forming a pattern on a substrate. The printer includes a frame, a device, mounted to the frame, having a number of perforations arranged to form the pattern, a support apparatus, coupled to the frame, that supports the substrate in a printing position beneath the device, and a material dispenser. The material dispenser has a chamber to contain the viscous material to be printed on the substrate. The chamber has an opening through which the viscous material is dispensed. The material dispenser is coupled to the frame, positioned over the device, and constructed and arranged to dispense the viscous material through the perforations in the device and onto the substrate. The material dispenser has a retraction device that prevents leakage of the viscous material from the opening after dispensing is complete. The material dispenser includes a temperature control system.Type: GrantFiled: November 8, 1999Date of Patent: September 24, 2002Assignee: Speedline Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Mark Rossmeisl, Gary T. Freeman, Robert Balog
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Publication number: 20020007741Abstract: A printer for printing a viscous material at predetermined positions forming a pattern on a substrate. The printer includes a frame, a device, mounted to the frame, having a number of perforations arranged to form the pattern, a support apparatus, coupled to the frame, that supports the substrate in a printing position beneath the device, and a material dispenser. The material dispenser has a chamber to contain the viscous material to be printed on the substrate. The chamber has an opening through which the viscous material is dispensed. The material dispenser is coupled to the frame, positioned over the device, and constructed and arranged to dispense the viscous material through the perforations in the device and onto the substrate. The material dispenser has a retraction device that prevents leakage of the viscous material from the opening after dispensing is complete.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 1, 2001Publication date: January 24, 2002Inventors: Mark Rossmeisl, Gary T. Freeman, Robert Balog
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Patent number: 6324973Abstract: A printer for printing a viscous material at predetermined positions forming a pattern on a substrate. The printer includes a frame, a device, mounted to the frame, having a number of perforations arranged to form the pattern, a support apparatus, coupled to the frame, that supports the substrate in a printing position beneath the device, and a material dispenser. The material dispenser has a chamber to contain the viscous material to be printed on the substrate. The chamber has an opening through which the viscous material is dispensed. The material dispenser is coupled to the frame, positioned over the device, and constructed and arranged to dispense the viscous material through the perforations in the device and onto the substrate. The material dispenser has a retraction device that prevents leakage of the viscous material from the opening after dispensing is complete.Type: GrantFiled: January 21, 1999Date of Patent: December 4, 2001Assignee: Speedline Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Mark Rossmeisl, Gary T. Freeman, Robert Balog
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Publication number: 20010011506Abstract: A printer for printing a viscous material at predetermined positions forming a pattern on a substrate. The printer includes a frame, a device, mounted to the frame, having a number of perforations arranged to form the pattern, a support apparatus, coupled to the frame, that supports the substrate in a printing position beneath the device, and a material dispenser. The material dispenser has a chamber to contain the viscous material to be printed on the substrate. The chamber has an opening through which the viscous material is dispensed. The material dispenser is coupled to the frame, positioned over the device, and constructed and arranged to dispense the viscous material through the perforations in the device and onto the substrate. The material dispenser has a retraction device that prevents leakage of the viscous material from the opening after dispensing is complete.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 21, 1999Publication date: August 9, 2001Inventors: MARK ROSSMEISL, GARY T. FREEMAN, ROBERT BALOAG
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Patent number: 5947022Abstract: A printer for printing a viscous material at predetermined positions forming a pattern on a substrate. The printer includes a frame, a device having a number of perforations arranged to form the pattern, a support apparatus that supports the substrate in a printing position, and a material dispenser having a substantially cylindrical chamber to contain the viscous material. The chamber has an opening through which the material is dispensed. The material dispenser is positioned over the device and constructed and arranged to dispense the viscous material through the perforations in the device onto the substrate. In embodiments of the present invention, the material dispenser is adapted to receive standard cartridges containing the viscous material, and the printer further includes a pressurized air source for forcing the viscous material from the cartridges into the material dispenser and from the material dispenser through the perforations on the device and onto the substrate.Type: GrantFiled: November 7, 1997Date of Patent: September 7, 1999Assignee: Speedline Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Gary T. Freeman, Robert J. Balog, Mark Rossmeisl