Patents by Inventor Rafael Antonio Fematt
Rafael Antonio Fematt 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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Patent number: 9748754Abstract: A connector plug comprises a hook with flexible edges. The hook has a first beveled surface and a second flat surface. A stopper is coupled to the flat surface of the hook by a first barrel portion of the connector plug. The stopper is coupled to a plurality of ridges with flexible edges by a second barrel portion. The plurality of ridges are also coupled to each other by the second barrel portion. A via extends through the connector plug from one end of the connector plug to the other end of the connector plug.Type: GrantFiled: July 13, 2016Date of Patent: August 29, 2017Assignee: Technologies Holdings Corp.Inventors: Rafael Antonio Fematt Madinabeitia, Jorge L. Mireles Jasso
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Publication number: 20160322801Abstract: A connector plug comprises a hook with flexible edges. The hook has a first beveled surface and a second flat surface. A stopper is coupled to the flat surface of the hook by a first barrel portion of the connector plug. The stopper is coupled to a plurality of ridges with flexible edges by a second barrel portion. The plurality of ridges are also coupled to each other by the second barrel portion. A via extends through the connector plug from one end of the connector plug to the other end of the connector plug.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 13, 2016Publication date: November 3, 2016Inventors: Rafael Antonio Fematt Madinabeitia, Jorge L. Mireles Jasso
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Patent number: 9450327Abstract: A connector plug comprises a hook with flexible edges. The hook has a first beveled surface and a second flat surface. A stopper is coupled to the flat surface of the hook by a first barrel portion of the connector plug. The stopper is coupled to a plurality of ridges with flexible edges by a second barrel portion. The plurality of ridges are also coupled to each other by the second barrel portion. A via extends through the connector plug from one end of the connector plug to the other end of the connector plug.Type: GrantFiled: March 13, 2015Date of Patent: September 20, 2016Assignee: Technologies Holdings Corp.Inventors: Rafael Antonio Fematt Madinabeitia, Jorge L. Mireles Jasso
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Publication number: 20160268719Abstract: A connector plug comprises a hook with flexible edges. The hook has a first beveled surface and a second flat surface. A stopper is coupled to the flat surface of the hook by a first barrel portion of the connector plug. The stopper is coupled to a plurality of ridges with flexible edges by a second barrel portion. The plurality of ridges are also coupled to each other by the second barrel portion. A via extends through the connector plug from one end of the connector plug to the other end of the connector plug.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 13, 2015Publication date: September 15, 2016Inventors: Rafael Antonio Fematt Madinabeitia, Jorge L. Mireles Jasso
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Patent number: 7841296Abstract: A controller for monitoring and controlling an operating pulsator in a milking system is shown. The controller receives a start signal generated when a milking apparatus is attached to a cow. A first sensor is operatively connected to a designated pulsator for receiving a pulsating vacuum and for producing a first signal representing the pulsating vacuum level. The controller includes a processor having a comparator for comparing the first signal to a stored reference of predetermined vacuum ranges and for generating a control signal when the designed pulsator pulsating vacuum level is outside of a predetermined vacuum range. A control circuit signals that the designated pulsator pulsating vacuum level is outside of the predetermined vacuum range.Type: GrantFiled: February 12, 2007Date of Patent: November 30, 2010Assignee: Global Tech Systems, Inc.Inventors: Stan A. Brown, Rafael Antonio Fematt
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Patent number: 7174848Abstract: A controller for monitoring and controlling an operating pulsator in a milking system is shown. The controller comprises a first sensor operatively connected to a designated pulsator for receiving a pulsating vacuum therefrom. The controller produces a first signal representing the pulsating vacuum level. A processor is operatively connected to the first sensor for receiving the first signal. The processor includes a comparator for comparing the first signal to a stored reference signal representing a predetermined vacuum range of pulsating vacuum levels programmed as acceptable for milking systems pulsators. The processor generates at least one control signal when the designated pulsator pulsating vacuum level is at a vacuum level outside of the predetermined vacuum range. A control circuit signals that the designated pulsator pulsating vacuum level is outside the range of pulsating vacuum levels programmed as acceptable for the milking system pulsators.Type: GrantFiled: October 12, 2005Date of Patent: February 13, 2007Assignee: Global Tech Systems, Inc. a New Mexico corporationInventors: Stan A. Brown, Rafael Antonio Fematt
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Patent number: 7063043Abstract: A milk flow device which includes a conduit for transporting a substantially continuous milk flow varying in height up to a maximum height wherein the maximum height is less than a fluid height which would occlude the conduit and interrupt the vacuum level is shown. A first sensor determines the height of a selected section of the substantially continuous milk flow. The first sensor has a predetermined cross-sectional area and defines an opening for passing a milk flow therethrough. The first sensor is located at a predetermined location in the conduit. A second sensor having a cross-sectional area substantially equal to the cross sectional area of the first sensor is spaced within the conduit in a selected direction and a known distance from the first sensor. The second sensor determines that the selected section of the continuous milk flow has traversed the known distance. A conductivity sensor measures the conductivity of the milk.Type: GrantFiled: October 16, 2003Date of Patent: June 20, 2006Assignee: Global Tech Systems, Inc.Inventors: Stan A. Brown, Rafael Antonio Fematt, Robert C. Borchert, Victor Manuel Viesca
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Patent number: 7051673Abstract: A pulsator controller for monitoring and controlling a designated pulsator in a milking system and method of using same is shown. The pulsator controller includes a first sensor operatively connected to a designated pulsator for receiving a pulsating vacuum and for producing a first signal representing the pulsating vacuum level. A processor has a memory for storing pulsator malfunction criteria reference table and reference signals representing a predetermined vacuum range of pulsating vacuum levels programmed as acceptable for milking system pulsators. The processor generates a one control signal when the designated pulsator pulsating vacuum level is at a vacuum level outside of the predetermined vacuum range and an information signal from the pulsator malfunction criteria reference table identifying the pulsator malfunction represented by the control signal. A control circuit is responsive to the at least one control signal for producing a signal representing a programmed condition.Type: GrantFiled: February 5, 2004Date of Patent: May 30, 2006Assignee: Global Tech Systems, Inc.Inventors: Stan A. Brown, Rafael Antonio Fematt
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Patent number: 6990924Abstract: A controller for monitoring and controlling an operating pulsator in a milking system is shown. The controller comprises a first sensor operatively connected to a designated pulsator for receiving a pulsating vacuum therefrom. The controller produces a first signal representing the pulsating vacuum level. A processor is operatively connected to the first sensor for receiving the first signal. The processor includes a comparator for comparing the first signal to a stored reference signal representing a predetermined vacuum range of pulsating vacuum levels programmed as acceptable for milking system pulsators. The processor generates at least one control signal when the designed pulsator pulsating vacuum level is at a vacuum level outside of the predetermined vacuum range. A control circuit signals that the designated pulsator pulsating vacuum level is outside of the range of pulsating vacuum levels programmed as acceptable for the milking system pulsators.Type: GrantFiled: February 7, 2003Date of Patent: January 31, 2006Assignee: Global Tech Systems IncInventors: Stan A. Brown, Rafael Antonio Fematt
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Patent number: 6799474Abstract: A milk flow device which includes a conduit for transporting a substantially continuous milk flow varying in height up to a maximum height wherein the maximum height is less than a fluid height which would occlude the conduit and interrupt the vacuum level is shown. A first sensor determines the height of a selected section of the substantially continuous milk flow. The first sensor has a predetermined cross-sectional area and defines an opening for passing a milk flow therethrough. The first sensor is located at a predetermined location in the conduit. A second sensor having a cross-sectional area substantially equal to the cross sectional area of the first sensor is spaced within the conduit in a selected direction and a known distance from the first sensor. The second sensor determines that the selected section of the continuous milk flow has traversed the known distance. A conductivity sensor measures the conductivity of the milk.Type: GrantFiled: October 16, 2003Date of Patent: October 5, 2004Assignee: Global Tech Systems, INCInventors: Stan A. Brown, Rafael Antonio Fematt, Robert C. Borchert, Victor Manuel Viesca
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Publication number: 20040168647Abstract: A pulsator controller for monitoring and controlling a designated pulsator in a milking system and method of using same is shown. The pulsator controller includes a first sensor operatively connected to a designated pulsator for receiving a pulsating vacuum and for producing a first signal representing the pulsating vacuum level. A processor has a memory for storing pulsator malfunction criteria reference table and reference signals representing a predetermined vacuum range of pulsating vacuum levels programmed as acceptable for milking system pulsators. The processor generates a one control signal when the designated pulsator pulsating vacuum level is at a vacuum level outside of the predetermined vacuum range and an information signal from the pulsator malfunction criteria reference table identifying the pulsator malfunction represented by the control signal. A control circuit is responsive to the at least one control signal for producing a signal representing a programmed condition.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 5, 2004Publication date: September 2, 2004Inventors: Stan A. Brown, Rafael Antonio Fematt
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Publication number: 20040154547Abstract: A controller for monitoring and controlling an operating pulsator in a milking system is shown. The controller comprises a first sensor operatively connected to a designated pulsator for receiving a pulsating vacuum therefrom. The controller produces a first signal representing the pulsating vacuum level. A processor is operatively connected to the first sensor for receiving the first signal. The processor includes a comparator for comparing the first signal to a stored reference signal representing a predetermined vacuum range of pulsating vacuum levels programmed as acceptable for milking system pulsators. The processor generates at least one control signal when the designed pulsator pulsating vacuum level is at a vacuum level outside of the predetermined vacuum range. A control circuit signals that the designated pulsator pulsating vacuum level is outside of the range of pulsating vacuum levels programmed as acceptable for the milking system pulsators.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 7, 2003Publication date: August 12, 2004Inventors: Stan A. Brown, Rafael Antonio Fematt
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Publication number: 20040079171Abstract: A milk flow device which includes a conduit for transporting a substantially continuous milk flow varying in height up to a maximum height wherein the maximum height is less than a fluid height which would occlude the conduit and interrupt the vacuum level is shown. A first sensor determines the height of a selected section of the substantially continuous milk flow. The first sensor has a predetermined cross-sectional area and defines an opening for passing a milk flow therethrough. The first sensor is located at a predetermined location in the conduit. A second sensor having a cross-sectional area substantially equal to the cross sectional area of the first sensor is spaced within the conduit in a selected direction and a known distance from the first sensor. The second sensor determines that the selected section of the continuous milk flow has traversed the known distance. A conductivity sensor measures the conductivity of the milk.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 16, 2003Publication date: April 29, 2004Inventors: Stan A. Brown, Rafael Antonio Fematt, Robert C. Borchert, Victor Manuel Viesca
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Publication number: 20040079170Abstract: A milk flow device which includes a conduit for transporting a substantially continuous milk flow varying in height up to a maximum height wherein the maximum height is less than a fluid height which would occlude the conduit and interrupt the vacuum level is shown. A first sensor determines the height of a selected section of the substantially continuous milk flow. The first sensor has a predetermined cross-sectional area and defines an opening for passing a milk flow therethrough. The first sensor is located at a predetermined location in the conduit. A second sensor having a cross-sectional area substantially equal to the cross sectional area of the first sensor is spaced within the conduit in a selected direction and a known distance from the first sensor. The second sensor determines that the selected section of the continuous milk flow has traversed the known distance. A conductivity sensor measures the conductivity of the milk.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 16, 2003Publication date: April 29, 2004Inventors: Stan A. Brown, Rafael Antonio Fematt, Robert C. Borchert, Victor Manuel Viesca
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Patent number: 6722208Abstract: A milk flow device which includes a conduit for transporting a substantially continuous milk flow varying in height up to a maximum height wherein the maximum height is less than a fluid height which would occlude the conduit and interrupt the vacuum level. A first sensor determines the height of a selected section of the substantially continuous milk flow. The first sensor has a predetermined cross-sectional area and defines an opening for passing a milk flow therethrough. The first sensor is located at a predetermined location in the conduit. A second sensor having a cross-sectional area substantially equal to the cross sectional area of the first sensor is spaced within the conduit in a selected direction and a known distance from the first sensor. The second sensor determines that the selected section of the continuous milk flow has traversed the known distance. A conductivity sensor measures the conductivity of the milk.Type: GrantFiled: February 13, 2001Date of Patent: April 20, 2004Assignee: Global Tech Systems, Inc.Inventors: Stan A. Brown, Rafael Antonio Fematt, Robert C. Borchert, Victor Manuel Viesca
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Patent number: 6604053Abstract: A method for measuring flow rate of a continuous fluid flow is shown. The method comprises the steps of generating a first signal representing a height of the fluid flow having a known cross-sectional area at the first predetermined location and for generating a second signal at a second predetermined location located in a selected direction and at a known distance from the first predetermined location; generating a third signal representing the conductivity of the fluid; receiving the signals and creating a data stream therefrom; calculating an elapsed time for the fluid flow to traverse the known distance; calculating the average conductivity of the fluid; deriving the cross-sectional area of the selected section and compensating the cross-sectional area for variance in conductivity; calculating the volume of fluid flow; and generating an output signal representing the calculated volume of fluid flow.Type: GrantFiled: February 13, 2001Date of Patent: August 5, 2003Assignee: Global Tech Systems, Inc.Inventor: Rafael Antonio Fematt
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Publication number: 20020156589Abstract: A method for measuring flow rate of a continuous fluid flow is shown.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 13, 2001Publication date: October 24, 2002Inventor: Rafael Antonio Fematt
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Publication number: 20020148407Abstract: A milk flow device which includes a conduit for transporting a substantially continuous milk flow varying in height up to a maximum height wherein the maximum height is less than a fluid height which would occlude the conduit and interrupt the vacuum level is shown. A first sensor determines the height of a selected section of the substantially continuous milk flow. The first sensor has a predetermined cross-sectional area and defines an opening for passing a milk flow therethrough. The first sensor is located at a predetermined location in the conduit. A second sensor having a cross-sectional area substantially equal to the cross sectional area of the first sensor is spaced within the conduit in a selected direction and a known distance from the first sensor. The second sensor determines that the selected section of the continuous milk flow has traversed the known distance. A conductivity sensor measures the conductivity of the milk.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 13, 2001Publication date: October 17, 2002Inventors: Stan A. Brown, Rafael Antonio Fematt, Robert C. Borchert, Victor Manuel Viesca