Patents by Inventor Nathan A. Mitchell
Nathan A. Mitchell 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: 20200282132Abstract: A medical delivery device is provided for delivering a medicinal substance into a user's body. A foldable hub has a left wing and a right wing, where the hub is attached at one end to a tube, and at an opposite end to a needle. At least one first rib is disposed on the left wing and at least one second rib is disposed on the right wing. When the wings are folded back away from the needle and pinched together, the first and second ribs prevent twisting and/or sliding of the wings relative to each other during an insertion of the needle into a user's skin, thereby preventing a breakage of the needle due to undesirable movement of the wings.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 20, 2020Publication date: September 10, 2020Applicants: Baxalta Incorporated, Baxalta GmbHInventors: Atif Mehmet Yardimci, Aaron Tan, Tejas J. Dhyani, Nathan A. Mitchell, Eric Bernard Jedrzejek, Chinmay Kanuga
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Patent number: 10632252Abstract: A medical delivery device is provided for delivering a medicinal substance into a user's body. A foldable hub has a left wing and a right wing, where the hub is attached at one end to a tube, and at an opposite end to a needle. At least one first rib is disposed on the left wing and at least one second rib is disposed on the right wing. When the wings are folded back away from the needle and pinched together, the first and second ribs prevent twisting and/or sliding of the wings relative to each other during an insertion of the needle into a user's skin, thereby preventing a breakage of the needle due to undesirable movement of the wings.Type: GrantFiled: March 25, 2015Date of Patent: April 28, 2020Assignees: Baxalta Incorporated, Baxalta GmbHInventors: Atif Mehmet Yardimci, Aaron Tan, Tejas J. Dhyani, Nathan A. Mitchell, Eric Bernard Jedrzejek, Chinmay Kanuga
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Publication number: 20170165419Abstract: A medical delivery device is provided for delivering a medicinal substance into a user's body. A foldable hub has a left wing and a right wing, where the hub is attached at one end to a tube, and at an opposite end to a needle. At least one first rib is disposed on the left wing and at least one second rib is disposed on the right wing. When the wings are folded back away from the needle and pinched together, the first and second ribs prevent twisting and/or sliding of the wings relative to each other during an insertion of the needle into a user's skin, thereby preventing a breakage of the needle due to undesirable movement of the wings.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 25, 2015Publication date: June 15, 2017Inventors: Atif Mehmet Yardimci, Aaron Tan, Tejas J. Dhyani, Nathan A. Mitchell, Eric Bernard Jedrzejek, Chinmay Kanuga
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Patent number: 7826455Abstract: A method for providing single point-of-presence for a network element includes receiving a packet at a network processor, determining if the packet is to be directed to a particular one of a plurality of traffic processors if a source address of the packet is associated with a subscriber terminal, and determining if the packet is to be directed to the particular one of the plurality of traffic processors if a destination address of the packet is associated with the subscriber terminal. The method further includes distributing the packet to the particular one of the plurality of traffic processors.Type: GrantFiled: November 2, 2007Date of Patent: November 2, 2010Assignee: Cisco Technology, Inc.Inventors: Nathan A. Mitchell, Mark Albert, Chris O'Rourke, Robert A. Mackie, Michael S. Sutton
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Patent number: 7675851Abstract: An apparatus for communicating data is provided that includes a cell site element associated with a base transceiver station and comprising a compression module that is operable to receive a plurality of bits associated with a communications flow, to inspect the bits, to determine whether one or more samples included in the flow should be suppressed, and to compress the samples. The cell site element is coupled to a back-up device that is operable to assume responsibility for active flows in a case where a primary device fails. Data is exchanged between the primary device and the back-up device, the data guiding the back-up device in how to process the active flows.Type: GrantFiled: November 16, 2005Date of Patent: March 9, 2010Assignee: Cisco Technology, Inc.Inventors: Tmima Koren, Jagdish V. Sonti, Walter L. Robinson, Nathan A. Mitchell
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Publication number: 20090116383Abstract: A method for providing single point-of-presence for a network element includes receiving a packet at a network processor, determining if the packet is to be directed to a particular one of a plurality of traffic processors if a source address of the packet is associated with a subscriber terminal, and determining if the packet is to be directed to the particular one of the plurality of traffic processors if a destination address of the packet is associated with the subscriber terminal. The method further includes distributing the packet to the particular one of the plurality of traffic processors.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 2, 2007Publication date: May 7, 2009Applicant: Cisco Technology, Inc.Inventors: Nathan A. Mitchell, Mark Albert, Chris O'Rourke, Robert A. Mackie, Michael S. Sutton
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Publication number: 20090041013Abstract: In one embodiment, assigning a policy to a communication session includes facilitating the communication session for an endpoint. Policy data is determined from one or more messages communicated subsequent to communication of a request message requesting a service for the endpoint. A policy is assigned to the communication session in accordance with the policy data.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 7, 2007Publication date: February 12, 2009Inventors: Nathan A. Mitchell, Richard L. Gray, Robert A. Mackie, Walter G. Dixon, Clarence L. Deitrich, Mark Albert
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Patent number: 7317724Abstract: Performing compression includes receiving at a compressor a flow comprising packets, where each packet has a packet identifier. The packet identifiers are associated with a predetermined increment, but any change in the predetermined increment is ignored. The packets are compressed, and the flow is transmitted to a decompressor.Type: GrantFiled: December 12, 2003Date of Patent: January 8, 2008Assignee: Cisco Technology, Inc.Inventors: Tmima Koren, Walter L. Robinson, Jagdish V. Sonti, Nathan A. Mitchell
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Patent number: 7065087Abstract: Performing compression includes receiving at a compressor a flow comprising packets, where each packet has a packet identifier. The packet identifiers are associated with a predetermined increment, but any change in the predetermined increment is ignored. The packets are compressed, and the flow is transmitted to a decompressor.Type: GrantFiled: November 12, 2003Date of Patent: June 20, 2006Assignee: Cisco Technology, Inc.Inventors: Tmima Koren, Walter L. Robinson, Jagdish V. Sonti, Nathan A. Mitchell
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Patent number: 7046663Abstract: In a pipeline network processor, a packet intercept feature determines whether a packet is to be intercepted based on the inbound and outbound port through which the packet travels and based on the source and destination of the packet. When a packet enters the pipeline network processor, a determination is made as to whether the inbound and outbound ports are enabled for packet intercept. If so, a source and/or destination media access control address is compared to a list of configured intercept addresses. If a match is found, a copy of the packet is diverted to an intercept receiver and the original packet is forwarded to its intended destination.Type: GrantFiled: August 17, 2001Date of Patent: May 16, 2006Assignee: Cisco Technology, Inc.Inventors: Leo Temoshenko, Hugh Nhan, Charles M. Parker, Robert L. King, Jonathan D. Douglas, Nathan A. Mitchell, George R. Everhart, Douglas W. Currie
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Patent number: 6912785Abstract: A notebook computer has a base housing with a heat-generating microprocessor therein, and a lid housing pivotally connected to the base housing. Operating heat from the microprocessor is transferred to the lid housing, for dissipation therefrom, via a specially designed thermosyphoning heat pipe structure formed from first and second heat pipes. The first heat pipe representatively has a rectangular cross-section, an evaporating portion thermally communicated with the microprocessor, and a coiled condensing portion centered about the lid hinge line and having a circularly cross-sectioned interior side surface portion defined by flat sides of the first heat pipe. The second heat pipe has a circular cross-section, an evaporating portion pivotally received within the coiled first heat pipe portion, and a condensing portion thermally communicated with the lid housing.Type: GrantFiled: May 17, 2001Date of Patent: July 5, 2005Assignee: Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.Inventor: Nathan A. Mitchell
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Patent number: 6595269Abstract: A notebook computer has a base housing with a heat-generating microprocessor therein, and a lid housing pivotally connected to the base housing. Operating heat from the microprocessor is transferred to the lid housing, for dissipation therefrom, via a specially designed thermosyphoning heat pipe structure formed from first and second heat pipes. The first heat pipe representatively has a rectangular cross-section, an evaporating portion thermally communicated with the microprocessor, and a coiled condensing portion centered about the lid hinge line and having a circularly cross-sectioned interior side surface portion defined by flat sides of the first heat pipe. The second heat pipe has a circular cross-section, an evaporating portion pivotally received within the coiled first heat pipe portion, and a condensing portion thermally communicated with the lid housing.Type: GrantFiled: May 17, 2001Date of Patent: July 22, 2003Assignee: Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.Inventor: Nathan A. Mitchell
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Publication number: 20020008960Abstract: A notebook computer has a base housing with a heat-generating microprocessor therein, and a lid housing pivotally connected to the base housing. Operating heat from the microprocessor is transferred to the lid housing, for dissipation therefrom, via a specially designed thermosyphoning heat pipe structure formed from first and second heat pipes. The first heat pipe representatively has a rectangular cross-section, an evaporating portion thermally communicated with the microprocessor, and a coiled condensing portion centered about the lid hinge line and having a circularly cross-sectioned interior side surface portion defined by flat sides of the first heat pipe. The second heat pipe has a circular cross-section, an evaporating portion pivotally received within the coiled first heat pipe portion, and a condensing portion thermally communicated with the lid housing.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 17, 2001Publication date: January 24, 2002Inventor: Nathan A. Mitchell
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Publication number: 20010022720Abstract: A notebook computer has a base housing with a heat-generating microprocessor therein, and a lid housing pivotally connected to the base housing. Operating heat from the microprocessor is transferred to the lid housing, for dissipation therefrom, via a specially designed thermosyphoning heat pipe structure formed from first and second heat pipes. The first heat pipe representatively has a rectangular cross-section, an evaporating portion thermally communicated with the microprocessor, and a coiled condensing portion centered about the lid hinge line and having a circularly cross-sectioned interior side surface portion defined by flat sides of the first heat pipe. The second heat pipe has a circular cross-section, an evaporating portion pivotally received within the coiled first heat pipe portion, and a condensing portion thermally communicated with the lid housing.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 17, 2001Publication date: September 20, 2001Inventor: Nathan A. Mitchell
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Patent number: 6253836Abstract: A notebook computer has a base housing with a heat-generating microprocessor therein, and a lid housing pivotally connected to the base housing. Operating heat from the microprocessor is transferred to the lid housing, for dissipation therefrom, via a specially designed thermosyphoning heat pipe structure formed from first and second heat pipes. The first heat pipe representatively has a rectangular cross-section, an evaporating portion thermally communicated with the microprocessor, and a coiled condensing portion centered about the lid hinge line and having a circularly cross-sectioned interior side surface portion defined by flat sides of the first heat pipe. The second heat pipe has a circular cross-section, an evaporating portion pivotally received within the coiled first heat pipe portion, and a condensing portion thermally communicated with the lid housing.Type: GrantFiled: May 24, 1999Date of Patent: July 3, 2001Assignee: Compaq Computer CorporationInventor: Nathan A. Mitchell
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Patent number: 5630132Abstract: A data processing system for executing multimedia applications which interface with multimedia devices that consume or produce at least one of real-time and asynchronous streamed data includes a CPU for execution of one or more multimedia applications and a DSP for processing data including streamed data. A plurality of modular multimedia software tasks may be called by the multimedia application for execution in the DSP. A plurality of data communication modules are provided for linking selected ones of the software tasks with selected others of the software tasks, and linking selected multimedia devices with selected ones of the software tasks. Each of the communications modules allows continuous, real-time and unidirectional communication of streamed data.Type: GrantFiled: May 23, 1995Date of Patent: May 13, 1997Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Gary G. Allran, Donald E. Carmon, Fetchi Chen, Jose A. Eduartez, Charles R. Knox, William L. Lawton, Llewellyn B. Marshall, Nathan A. Mitchell, Malcolm C. Ware, Raymond W. Weeks, Charles R. Young
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Patent number: 5625845Abstract: A data processing system is provided for executing multimedia applications which interface with multimedia end devices that consume or produce at least one of (a) real-time and (b) asynchronous streamed data. The data processing system includes a central processing unit for data processing operations including execution of the multimedia application, a digital signal processor for processing data including the streamed data, and a plurality of modular components which cooperate to provide a substantially open architecture.Type: GrantFiled: October 13, 1992Date of Patent: April 29, 1997Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Gary G. Allran, Donald E. Carmon, Fetchi Chen, Jose A. Eduartez, Charles R. Knox, William W. Lawton, Llewellyn B. Marshall, Nathan A. Mitchell, Malcolm S. Ware, Raymond W. Weeks, Yoav Medan, Uzi Shvadron
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Patent number: 5309132Abstract: A technique for trimming photoresistors to change relatively high tolerance parts to relatively low tolerance parts by blocking out a portion of the photoactive area, and the so-trimmed photoresistors. The blocking out can be performed by placing ink over the photo-active area. This ink placement step can be easily added in the photoresistor assembly line after the initial calibration location.Type: GrantFiled: April 2, 1993Date of Patent: May 3, 1994Assignee: Compaq Computer CorporationInventors: Nathan A. Mitchell, Philip J. McKenzie
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Patent number: 5272327Abstract: A LCD backlight system which regulates the light generated by the lamp by controlling the intensity of the light using a photoresistor cell. The current provided to the lamp is controlled by a pulse width modulation (PWM) signal. The PWM signal responds to brightness adjustments by the user and to a photoresistor exposed to the light from the lamp. An operational amplifier circuit controls the PWM signal so that if the lamp is too bright, the current to the lamp is reduced, and if the lamp is too dim, the current to the lamp is increased. When the lamp brightness reaches the appropriate intensity, the output of the operational amplifier is unchanging, causing the intensity of the lamp to remain stable.Type: GrantFiled: May 26, 1992Date of Patent: December 21, 1993Assignee: Compaq Computer CorporationInventors: Nathan A. Mitchell, Phillip J. McKenzie