Patents by Inventor Morton Weintraub

Morton Weintraub 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).

  • Patent number: 5057159
    Abstract: The present application relates to the means and method for controlling automatically the quantity of accumulation of snow and ice upon automobile (herein defined as a vehicle carrying an engine by which it is propelled) windows, mirrors and lights, and upon domicile, and office windows, mirrors and lights thus blocking clear vision thereof and requiring clearing; and for automatically preventing an accumulation of ice and snow from forming upon automobile, domicile and office windows, mirrors and lights thus blocking clear vision and illumination, and requiring clearing even while present snow and ice clearing mechanisms were not in operation. Liquid pumping means for the acceleration of the pace of the prevention and clearing of the accumulation of the ice and snow.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 30, 1989
    Date of Patent: October 15, 1991
    Inventor: Morton Weintraub
  • Patent number: 4899551
    Abstract: The present application relates to a means and method for simultaneously and independently controlling a pressure of a medium including refrigerant pressure of one and a plurality of output devices and for controlling a current input to one and a plurality of output devices in a relationship in accordance with a point temperature setting, a point humidity setting, and a point air velocity setting; enabling the circuit connecting one and a plurality of output devices to be broken upon a predetermined current deviation beyond the current controlled in a relationship to the point temperature, humidity, and air velocity of their respective settings; enabling the automatic resetting of the circuit to the power supply when the predetermined current deviation had been alleviated; enabling one or more output devices including a compressor of a refrigeration circuit to be maintained running after the temperature of a space becomes equal to the point temperature of a temperature setting and after the humidity of a spac
    Type: Grant
    Filed: October 29, 1987
    Date of Patent: February 13, 1990
    Inventor: Morton Weintraub
  • Patent number: 4461156
    Abstract: The present application relates to the means and method for controlling of refrigerant pressure of a refrigeration circuit and for controlling current input to a compressor of one or more refrigeration circuits in an inverse proportional relationship to the point temperature of a temperature setting, thereby enabling the compressors of a plurality of refrigeration circuits connected to a power supply to be broken upon a predetermined current increase beyond the current being controlled in an inverse proportional relationship to the point temperature of a temperature setting; enabling the automatic resetting of the circuit to the power supply when the predetermined current increase had been alleviated; and enabling the compressor of one or more refrigeration circuits to be maintained running after the temperature of an area being conditioned by the compressor of one or more refrigeration circuits becomes equal to the temperature of a temperature setting.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 30, 1981
    Date of Patent: July 24, 1984
    Inventor: Morton Weintraub
  • Patent number: 4417200
    Abstract: A method and a device which are dependently and cojointly employed in the accurate control of the increase and decrease of alternating current, direct current, and concomitant electrical current extending through circuitry and passing to and through electrical devices, electrical appliances, electrical equipment, electrical motors, and electrical apparatuses which are connected to the innovative device.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: March 26, 1980
    Date of Patent: November 22, 1983
    Assignee: Herman Rosman
    Inventors: Morton Weintraub, Elliot Waxman, Bernard Gendelman
  • Patent number: 4301542
    Abstract: This invention relates to the remote wireless control of electrical AC and/or DC appliances, devices, apparatus without relay attachments to the appliance or to the motor driving the appliance or device or modification to the appliance or device. The level of operation of devices may further be controlled remotely, wirelessly, via amplitude modulation, phase, or pulse, or by increasing or decreasing frequency. Motor speed may further be controlled by a beam of visible or invisible light, or by preprogrammed signal eminating from a tape recording or other programmed material. The operation of one or more devices may be also varied automatically remotely, wirelessly, in or out of sequential order.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: April 5, 1979
    Date of Patent: November 17, 1981
    Inventors: Morton Weintraub, Elliot Waxman, Bernard Gendelman
  • Patent number: 4261006
    Abstract: This invention relates to a system providing for the remote control of video signals controlling remotely television channel selection and plural functions including tuning the composite television signal, manually varying the channel selection of the tuner, mixing of an auxiliary intelligence signal into the incoming signal when it is in the baseband format, simulation of depth picture on the television screen giving a three dimensional affect, manually varying the characteristics of the baseband luminance, chrominance and audio information as a function of viewer preference. The invention also provides for a wireless coupler for separately retrieving the auxiliary intelligence signal and reproducing it. Receiver functions are controlled without direct connection or modification to the receiver.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: March 19, 1979
    Date of Patent: April 7, 1981
    Inventors: Morton Weintraub, Elliot Waxman, Bernard Gendelman
  • Patent number: 4217541
    Abstract: A method and a device which are dependently and cojointly employed in the accurate control of the increase and decrease of alternating current, direct current, and concomitant electrical current extending through circuitry and passing to and through electrical devices, electrical appliances, electrical equipment, electrical motors, and electrical apparatuses which are connected to the innovative device.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 18, 1977
    Date of Patent: August 12, 1980
    Assignee: Herman Rossman
    Inventors: Morton Weintraub, Elliot Waxman, Bernard Gendelman
  • Patent number: 4145720
    Abstract: This invention relates to remote television channel selection and plural function apparatus comprising: A tuner for receiving a composite television signal including luminance, chrominance and audio information modulated on a carrier on any one of a plurality of channels; a demodulator connected to said tuner for providing said luminance, chrominance and audio information in a baseband format; means located at said control apparatus for manually varying the channel selection of the tuner; means located at said control apparatus for manually varying the characteristics of the baseband luminance, chrominance, and audio information as a function of viewer preference; means for remodulating and transmitting electromagnetically the composite television signal to a remotely located television receiver on an unused channel via wireless transmission; the remote control of both tuning and other receiver functions being effected without direct connection or modification to the receiver.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 19, 1978
    Date of Patent: March 20, 1979
    Inventors: Morton Weintraub, Elliot Waxman, Bernard Gendelman
  • Patent number: 4005531
    Abstract: A method of preventing feet from becoming hot and muggy by a process which is practical, comfortable, and beneficial. The method permits the subject to move about outdoors in the hot sun and/or indoors in a non-airconditioned building, during the summer months without the feet becoming hot or muggy. The method cools the subject's feet while he is running, climbing, jumping, standing, or sitting still. The method does not limit the subject's ambulation, neither does it restrain his body movements, nor does it restrict his mobility to a specific geographical area. The method contemplates and includes within its scope a pair of `foot coolers` which consist of a pair of `cool shoes` specially constructed with high outer platform soles that contain sufficient insulation and adequate vacant spaced (chamber) to house a durable, removable, light-weight, `cool container` filled with a suitable, inexpensive refrigerant.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: August 11, 1975
    Date of Patent: February 1, 1977
    Inventors: Morton Weintraub, Bernard Gendelman