Patents by Inventor Michael A. Macchiarelli
Michael A. Macchiarelli 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: 20130008368Abstract: Finely divided particles preferably formed into tablets or into pellets of granular temperature indication material are used as a thermometer and are brought into contact with a surface to measure surface temperature by a change in appearance of the indication material at a known temperature. Pellets are made from comminuted solid temperature indicating material shaped into a pill or tablet. In a version of the invention different temperatures are indicated by separate parts of the product, such as by separate stacked layers assembled as a composite unit to form an article of manufacture.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 6, 2011Publication date: January 10, 2013Inventors: Jamie Greenberg, Michael A. Macchiarelli
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Patent number: 8269633Abstract: Multiple identical data loggers are produced on sheet material and then separated to produce individual products for distribution to separate locations. A continuous roll of tape sheet material comprises a contiguous series of data loggers which each include a cover sheet, a transponder, a sensor, a power source (such as a battery), an antenna, a microprocessor, an adhesive layer and means to separate individual data logger elements from one another.Type: GrantFiled: December 7, 2009Date of Patent: September 18, 2012Assignee: White Box, Inc.Inventors: Milton Bernard Hollander, Michael A. Macchiarelli
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Publication number: 20120157009Abstract: A wireless transceiver includes a microprocessor for processing signals and communication circuitry coupled to the microprocessor. The communication circuitry includes input/output circuitry for receiving signals from a plurality of wireless devices over a wireless communication path, for providing the signals to the microprocessor, and for transmitting processed signals from the microprocessor to the plurality of wireless devices. The input/output circuitry of the transceiver includes a non-wireless connection coupling the wireless transceiver to a test and measurement device. The test and measurement device receives the processed signals from the microprocessor, processes the received signal and data and/or information encoded therein, and performs a predetermined response thereto.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 23, 2011Publication date: June 21, 2012Applicant: OMEGA ENGINEERING, INC.Inventors: Milton B. Hollander, Michael A. Macchiarelli
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Patent number: 8085143Abstract: A wireless transceiver includes a microprocessor for processing signals and communication circuitry coupled to the microprocessor. The communication circuitry includes input/output circuitry for receiving signals from a plurality of wireless devices over a wireless communication path, for providing the signals to the microprocessor, and for transmitting processed signals from the microprocessor to the plurality of wireless devices. The input/output circuitry of the transceiver includes a non-wireless connection coupling the wireless transceiver to a test and measurement device. The test and measurement device receives the processed signals from the microprocessor, processes the received signal and data and/or information encoded therein, and performs a predetermined response thereto.Type: GrantFiled: May 22, 2009Date of Patent: December 27, 2011Assignee: OMEGA Engineering, Inc.Inventors: Milton B. Hollander, Michael A. Macchiarelli
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Publication number: 20110086556Abstract: A connector assembly includes a housing defining an interior area therein. The housing has one or more mounting portions disposed in the interior area. The connector assembly includes one or more terminals having a first securing portion thereon. At least a portion of the terminal is disposed in the interior area. One or more clamping members are disposed in the housing, each of the clamping members define a coupling portion and a second securing portion thereon. The coupling portion is in electrical communication with the terminal. The connector assembly includes one or more locking mechanisms defining a cam portion which is pivotally coupled to one or more of the mounting portions. The cam portion engages the clamping portion so that a lead of a wire is releasably secured between the first and second securing portions.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 8, 2010Publication date: April 14, 2011Inventors: Milton B. Hollander, Michael A. Macchiarelli
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Publication number: 20110087461Abstract: A wireless data logging module for a test and measuring device is presented. The data logging module includes a test and measuring device that measures a variable of a process and a wireless transceiver coupled to the test and measuring device. The wireless transceiver includes a microprocessor for capturing and processing signals. The signals encode data and information including the measured variable from the test and measuring device. The transceiver also includes memory coupled to the microprocessor for storing the data, and communication circuitry coupled to the microprocessor. The communication circuitry includes input/output circuitry for transmitting and receiving the signals over a wireless communication path to a plurality of wireless devices. In one embodiment the process variable includes at least one of temperature, voltage, humidity, pressure, strain, resistance, motion, light, current, velocity and flow.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 8, 2010Publication date: April 14, 2011Inventors: Milton B. Hollander, Michael A. Macchiarelli
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Publication number: 20100141456Abstract: Multiple identical data loggers are produced on sheet material and then separated to produce individual products for distribution to separate locations. A continuous roll of tape sheet material comprises a contiguous series of data loggers which each include a cover sheet, a transponder, a sensor, a power source (such as a battery), an antenna, a microprocessor, an adhesive layer and means to separate individual data logger elements from one another.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 7, 2009Publication date: June 10, 2010Inventors: Milton Bernard Hollander, Michael A. Macchiarelli
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Publication number: 20090315725Abstract: A wireless transceiver includes a microprocessor for processing signals and communication circuitry coupled to the microprocessor. The communication circuitry includes input/output circuitry for receiving signals from a plurality of wireless devices over a wireless communication path, for providing the signals to the microprocessor, and for transmitting processed signals from the microprocessor to the plurality of wireless devices. The input/output circuitry of the transceiver includes a non-wireless connection coupling the wireless transceiver to a test and measurement device. The test and measurement device receives the processed signals from the microprocessor, processes the received signal and data and/or information encoded therein, and performs a predetermined response thereto.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 22, 2009Publication date: December 24, 2009Inventors: Milton B. Hollander, Michael A. Macchiarelli
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Publication number: 20080126016Abstract: A connector includes circuitry for processing a signal and a transmitter for transmitting the processed signal. In another embodiment, a connector includes a sensor for providing a signal, circuitry for processing the signal, and a transmitter for transmitting the processed signal. A further embodiment includes a connector system having a first connector with circuitry for processing a signal and a transmitter for transmitting the processed signal, and a second connector having a receiver for receiving the transmitted signal. Yet another embodiment provides a system for test and measurement including a connector including circuitry for processing a signal and a transmitter for transmitting the processed signal, and an instrument including a receiver for receiving the transmitted signal.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 23, 2007Publication date: May 29, 2008Inventors: Milton B. Hollander, Michael A. Macchiarelli
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Patent number: 7259686Abstract: A thermoelectric connector module (C) is disclosed which comprises input (2) and output (1E) connectors and contains signal conditioning circuitry (1C). The input connectors (2) are interfaced with a hand-held detector (7), and the output connectors (1E) are connected to signal-utilising apparatus (11). The module does not contain a battery but receives its power supply for the conditioning circuitry from the signal-utilising apparatus supplied via the output connectors (1E). In this way, the module may be miniaturised, making it particularly suitable for mounting directly on a hand-held temperature detector or probe. Since the connector does not have to be opened for a battery replacement, it can be permanently hermetically sealed, providing resistance to dirt, dust, moisture, water and the like.Type: GrantFiled: April 23, 2004Date of Patent: August 21, 2007Assignee: White Box, Inc.Inventors: Milton Bernard Hollander, Michael A. Macchiarelli, Shahin Baghai
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Publication number: 20040219822Abstract: A thermoelectric connector module (C) is disclosed which comprises input (2) and output (1E) connectors and contains signal conditioning circuitry (1C). The input connectors (2) are interfaced with a hand-held detector (7), and the output connectors (1E) are connected to signal-utilising apparatus (11). The module does not contain a battery but receives its power supply for the conditioning circuitry from the signal-utilising apparatus supplied via the output connectors (1E). In this way, the module may be miniaturised, making it particularly suitable for mounting directly on a hand-held temperature detector or probe. Since the connector does not have to be opened for a battery replacement, it can be permanently hermetically sealed, providing resistance to dirt, dust, moisture, water and the like.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 23, 2004Publication date: November 4, 2004Inventors: Milton Bernard Hollander, Michael A. Macchiarelli, Shahin Baghai