Patents by Inventor Mohamed Salim
Mohamed Salim 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: 20230235664Abstract: A downhole sensor system includes a first sensor package having a substrate, an integrated circuit chip mounted to the substrate, the integrated circuit chip including a processor, a transducer chip mounted to the integrated circuit chip, and a plurality of sensors configured to measure at least shock, pressure, temperature, and humidity. At least one of the plurality of sensors is mounted to the transducer chip such that a stack is formed at least from the substrate, the integrated circuit, the transducer chip, and the sensor. The plurality of sensors are in communication with the processor.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 24, 2022Publication date: July 27, 2023Inventors: Remi Robutel, Cleverson Souza Chaves, Mohamed Salim Cherchali, Claire Tassin, Nicolas Renoux
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Publication number: 20190335761Abstract: Use as a defense elicitor/stimulator in terrestrial plants of an extract or an extract fraction of at least one agarophyte red alga, said extract or said extract fraction containing at least one oligosaccharide having 2 to 50 ose units covalently bound to one another, and polysaccharides having more than 50 ose units covalently bound to one another which can be contained without exceeding 0.01% by weight relative to the total oligosaccharides/polysaccharides.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 7, 2019Publication date: November 7, 2019Inventors: CĂ©line FAUGERON-GIRARD, Vincent GLOAGUEN, Mohamed Salim LEBBAR
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Patent number: 9081178Abstract: A projection display is provided including a first plate-like waveguide (7), an image providing light source device (10 and 11) located to inject image bearing light into the first plate-like waveguide 7. An input means (12) is provided on the waveguide (7) to reflect the image bearing light internally along the waveguide (7). A transmission grating (13) within the first plate-like waveguide (7) is provided to output image bearing light from the waveguide (7). A second plate-like waveguide (8) is located co-planar with the first plate-like waveguide (7) and has a coupling grating (17) therein to receive the image bearing light from the first plate-like waveguide (7). The second plate-like waveguide (8) also includes an exit grating (18) therein for diffracting the received image bearing light, diffracted by the coupling grating (17) out of the second plate-like waveguide (8) towards a viewer (6).Type: GrantFiled: September 5, 2006Date of Patent: July 14, 2015Assignee: BAE SYSTEMS plcInventors: Michael David Simmonds, Mohamed Salim Valera
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Patent number: 8011579Abstract: An integrated data reader and electronic article surveillance (EAS) system, and methods of operation. In one configuration, a data reader such as a bar code scanner is equipped with an EAS deactivation module disposed behind the scanner surface preferably downstream and/or upstream of the scanner window. The system may be configured such that the EAS deactivation module is interchangeable from the right side of the scanner housing (which is preferred for left-to-right scanning motion) to the left side of the scanner housing (which is preferred for right-to-left scanning motion). In other configurations, the deactivation module may be disposed in the housing adjacent to the window and oriented longitudinally and parallel to the sweep direction of the item. The EAS deactivation modules have various configurations such as simple planar coils, a magnetically active core with coil windings, or two part L-shape construction.Type: GrantFiled: April 14, 2004Date of Patent: September 6, 2011Assignees: Datalogic Scanning, Inc., Sensormatic Electronics, LLCInventors: Jorge L. Acosta, Michael P. Svetal, Mohamed A. Salim, Robert W. Rudeen, Craig H. Bontly
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Patent number: 8006904Abstract: A system and method for monitoring operation and performance of electronic tags such as article surveillance (EAS) tags or radio frequency identification (RFID) tags such as by monitoring and reporting electronic tag readability and operator/system performance levels. The system includes an optical symbol reader and/or electronic tag sensor/deactivator that measures and reports values of reading, detection, or deactivation events during operation which may be indicative of electronic tag operability. The apparatus may further comprise a data accumulation device including memory storage to accumulate the measurement values for each set of electronic tags, and a programmed computing system to analyze the measured values and report on the results of the analysis.Type: GrantFiled: May 5, 2009Date of Patent: August 30, 2011Assignees: Datalogic Scanning, Inc., Sensormatic Electronics LLCInventors: Mohamed A Salim, Harold C. Clifford, Alan Jackson Guess, Bruce Edward Paris
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Publication number: 20100001863Abstract: A system and method for monitoring operation and performance of electronic tags such as article surveillance (EAS) tags or radio frequency identification (RFID) tags such as by monitoring and reporting electronic tag readability and operator/system performance levels. The system includes an optical symbol reader and/or electronic tag sensor/deactivator that measures and reports values of reading, detection, or deactivation events during operation which may be indicative of electronic tag operability. The apparatus may further comprise a data accumulation device including memory storage to accumulate the measurement values for each set of electronic tags, and a programmed computing system to analyze the measured values and report on the results of the analysis.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 5, 2009Publication date: January 7, 2010Inventors: Mohamed A. Salim, Harold C. Clifford, Alan Jackson Guess, Bruce Edward Paris
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Publication number: 20090190222Abstract: A projection display is provided including a first plate-like waveguide (7), an image providing light source device (10 and 11) located to inject image bearing light into the first plate-like waveguide 7. An input means (12) is provided on the waveguide (7) to reflect the image bearing light internally along the waveguide (7). A transmission grating (13) within the first plate-like waveguide (7) is provided to output image bearing light from the waveguide (7). A second plate-like waveguide (8) is located co-planar with the first plate-like waveguide (7) and has a coupling grating (17) therein to receive the image bearing light from the first plate-like waveguide (7). The second plate-like waveguide (8) also includes an exit grating (18) therein for diffracting the received image bearing light, diffracted by the coupling grating (17) out of the second plate-like waveguide (8) towards a viewer (6).Type: ApplicationFiled: September 5, 2006Publication date: July 30, 2009Applicant: BAE SYSTEMS PLCInventors: Michael David Simmonds, Mohamed Salim Valera
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Patent number: 7374092Abstract: An integrated data reader and electronic article surveillance (EAS) system, and methods of operation. In one configuration, a data reader such as a bar code scanner is equipped with an EAS deactivation module disposed behind the scanner surface preferably downstream and/or upstream of the scanner window. The system may be configured such that the EAS deactivation module is interchangeable from the right side of the scanner housing (which is preferred for left-to-right scanning motion) to the left side of the scanner housing (which is preferred for right-to-left scanning motion). In other configurations, the deactivation module may be disposed in the housing adjacent to the window and oriented longitudinally and parallel to the sweep direction of the item. The EAS deactivation modules have various configurations such as simple planar coils, a magnetically active core with coil windings, or two part L-shape construction.Type: GrantFiled: July 7, 2006Date of Patent: May 20, 2008Assignees: Datalogic Scanning, Inc., Sensormatic Electronics CorporationInventors: Jorge L. Acosta, Michael P. Svetal, Mohamed A. Salim, Robert W. Rudeen, Craig H. Bontly
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Publication number: 20070063045Abstract: An integrated data reader and electronic article surveillance (EAS) system, and methods of operation. In one configuration, a data reader such as a bar code scanner is equipped with an EAS deactivation module disposed behind the scanner surface preferably downstream and/or upstream of the scanner window. The system may be configured such that the EAS deactivation module is interchangeable from the right side of the scanner housing (which is preferred for left-to-right scanning motion) to the left side of the scanner housing (which is preferred for right-to-left scanning motion). In other configurations, the deactivation module may be disposed in the housing adjacent to the window and oriented longitudinally and parallel to the sweep direction of the item. The EAS deactivation modules have various configurations such as simple planar coils, a magnetically active core with coil windings, or two part L-shape construction.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 7, 2006Publication date: March 22, 2007Applicants: PSC Scanning, Inc., Sensormatic Electronics CorporationInventors: Jorge Acosta, Michael Svetal, Mohamed Salim, Robert Rudeen, Craig Bontly
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Patent number: 7172123Abstract: An integrated data reader and electronic article surveillance (EAS) system, and methods of operation. In one configuration, a data reader such as a bar code scanner is equipped with an EAS deactivation module disposed behind the scanner surface preferably downstream and/or upstream of the scanner window. The system may be configured such that the EAS deactivation module is interchangeable from the right side of the scanner housing (which is preferred for left-to-right scanning motion) to the left side of the scanner housing (which is preferred for right-to-left scanning motion). In other configurations, the deactivation module may be disposed in the housing adjacent to the window and oriented longitudinally and parallel to the sweep direction of the item. The EAS deactivation modules have various configurations such as simple planar coils, a magnetically active core with coil windings, or two part L-shape construction.Type: GrantFiled: November 10, 2004Date of Patent: February 6, 2007Assignees: PSC Scanning, Inc., Sensormatic Electronics CorporationInventors: Jorge L. Acosta, Michael P. Svetal, Mohamed A. Salim, Robert W. Rudeen, Craig H. Bontly
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Publication number: 20050099300Abstract: An integrated data reader and electronic article surveillance (EAS) system, and methods of operation. In one configuration, a data reader such as a bar code scanner is equipped with an EAS deactivation module disposed behind the scanner surface preferably downstream and/or upstream of the scanner window. The system may be configured such that the EAS deactivation module is interchangeable from the right side of the scanner housing (which is preferred for left-to-right scanning motion) to the left side of the scanner housing (which is preferred for right-to-left scanning motion). In other configurations, the deactivation module may be disposed in the housing adjacent to the window and oriented longitudinally and parallel to the sweep direction of the item. The EAS deactivation modules have various configurations such as simple planar coils, a magnetically active core with coil windings, or two part L-shape construction.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 10, 2004Publication date: May 12, 2005Applicants: PSC Scanning, Inc., Sensormatic Electronics CorporationInventors: Jorge Acosta, Michael Svetal, Mohamed Salim, Robert Rudeen, Craig Bontly
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Publication number: 20040189472Abstract: An integrated data reader and electronic article surveillance (EAS) system, and methods of operation. In one configuration, a data reader such as a bar code scanner is equipped with an EAS deactivation module disposed behind the scanner surface preferably downstream and/or upstream of the scanner window. The system may be configured such that the EAS deactivation module is interchangeable from the right side of the scanner housing (which is preferred for left-to-right scanning motion) to the left side of the scanner housing (which is preferred for right-to-left scanning motion). In other configurations, the deactivation module may be disposed in the housing adjacent to the window and oriented longitudinally and parallel to the sweep direction of the item. The EAS deactivation modules have various configurations such as simple planar coils, a magnetically active core with coil windings, or two part L-shape construction.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 14, 2004Publication date: September 30, 2004Applicants: PSC Scanning, Inc., Sensormatic Electronics CorporationInventors: Jorge L. Acosta, Michael P. Svetal, Mohamed A. Salim, Robert W. Rudeen, Craig H. Bontly
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Patent number: 6783072Abstract: An integrated data reader and electronic article surveillance (EAS) system, and methods of operation. In one configuration, a data reader such as a bar code scanner is equipped with an EAS deactivation module disposed behind the scanner surface preferably downstream and/or upstream of the scanner window. The system may be configured such that the EAS deactivation module is interchangeable from the right side of the scanner housing (which is preferred for left-to-right scanning motion) to the left side of the scanner housing (which is preferred for right-to-left scanning motion). In other configurations, the deactivation module may be disposed in the housing adjacent to the window and oriented longitudinally and parallel to the sweep direction of the item. The EAS deactivation modules have various configurations such as simple planar coils, a magnetically active core with coil windings, or two part L-shape construction.Type: GrantFiled: February 1, 2002Date of Patent: August 31, 2004Assignees: PSC Scanning, Inc., Sensormatic Electronics CorporationInventors: Jorge L. Acosta, Michael P. Svetal, Mohamed A. Salim, Robert W. Rudeen, Craig H. Bontly
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Publication number: 20040113791Abstract: A system and method for monitoring operation and performance of electronic tags such as article surveillance (EAS) tags or radio frequency identification (RFID) tags such as by monitoring and reporting electronic tag readability and operator/system performance levels. The system includes an optical symbol reader and/or electronic tag sensor/deactivator that measures and reports values of reading, detection, or deactivation events during operation which may be indicative of electronic tag operability. The apparatus may further comprise a data accumulation device including memory storage to accumulate the measurement values for each set of electronic tags, and a programmed computing system to analyze the measured values and report on the results of the analysis.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 2, 2003Publication date: June 17, 2004Applicant: PSC Scanning, Inc.Inventors: Mohamed A. Salim, Harold C. Clifford, Alan Jackson Guess, Bruce Edward Paris
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Publication number: 20030146280Abstract: An integrated data reader and electronic article surveillance (EAS) system, and methods of operation. In one configuration, a data reader such as a bar code scanner is equipped with an EAS deactivation module disposed behind the scanner surface preferably downstream and/or upstream of the scanner window. The system may be configured such that the EAS deactivation module is interchangeable from the right side of the scanner housing (which is preferred for left-to-right scanning motion) to the left side of the scanner housing (which is preferred for right-to-left scanning motion). In other configurations, the deactivation module may be disposed in the housing adjacent to the window and oriented longitudinally and parallel to the sweep direction of the item. The EAS deactivation modules have various configurations such as simple planar coils, a magnetically active core with coil windings, or two part L-shape construction.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 1, 2002Publication date: August 7, 2003Applicant: PSC Scanning, Inc.Inventors: Jorge L. Acosta, Michael P. Svetal, Mohamed A. Salim, Robert W. Rudeen, Craig H. Bontly