Patents by Inventor Thanh Trieu
Thanh Trieu 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: 20240315217Abstract: There is provided a smart aquaculture growth and health monitoring system and method for monitoring the growth and health of an aquatic species present in an aquaculture growth habitat. The system comprises a georeferenced location beacon of the growth habitat, a sample container to sample water and aquatic species from the growth habitat and being configured to permit an electronic device having camera such as a smart phone to acquire digital visual data on said sample, a processor is communicatively linkable to the electronic device and optionally to a communications network, the processor being operable to receive the digital visual data; determine, based on the digital visual data, growth and/or health parameters of the aquatic species in the sample; and to retransmit data on the growth and/or health parameters of the aquatic species back to the electronic device.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 24, 2020Publication date: September 26, 2024Applicant: RYNAN TECHNOLOGIES PTE. LTD.Inventors: HOANG LUOM PHAM, QUOC TOAN TRAN, THANH TRIEU LE, QUOC CUONG HONG, HOANG PHUONG SON, MY T NGUYEN, NGOC TRANG DONG, DANH V HO, MINH TRUONG DOAN, TAN DAT BUI
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Patent number: 7986155Abstract: A heat sink pedestal device allows for the use of generic thermal units such as heat sinks. An interposer configured to fit a specific device under test is mounted to a retainer. The retainer firmly holds the interposer in position. In addition, the retainer may be mounted to a thermal unit. An interface sealant with a diameter less than that of the interposer, creating the perimeter of an interface medium chamber, is positioned at the periphery of the interposer between the interposer and the thermal unit. Interface material, having high thermal conductive properties, is positioned within the interface sealant. The interface medium chamber provides a high thermally conductive interface between the interposer and the thermal unit. In addition, the heat sink pedestal device minimizes customization because it allows a single heat sink or thermal unit assembly to be used to accommodate a wide range of unit sizes.Type: GrantFiled: December 18, 2009Date of Patent: July 26, 2011Assignee: Delta Design, Inc.Inventors: Stephen Aloysius Wetzel, Thanh Trieu
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Publication number: 20100101088Abstract: A heat sink pedestal device allows for the use of generic thermal units such as heat sinks. An interposer configured to fit a specific device under test is mounted to a retainer. The retainer firmly holds the interposer in position. In addition, the retainer may be mounted to a thermal unit. An interface sealant with a diameter less than that of the interposer, creating the perimeter of an interface medium chamber, is positioned at the periphery of the interposer between the interposer and the thermal unit. Interface material, having high thermal conductive properties, is positioned within the interface sealant. The interface medium chamber provides a high thermally conductive interface between the interposer and the thermal unit. In addition, the heat sink pedestal device minimizes customization because it allows a single heat sink or thermal unit assembly to be used to accommodate a wide range of unit sizes.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 18, 2009Publication date: April 29, 2010Inventors: Stephen Aloysius Wetzel, Thanh Trieu
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Patent number: 7639029Abstract: A heat sink pedestal device allows for the use of generic thermal units such as heat sinks. An interposer configured to fit a specific device under test is mounted to a retainer. The retainer firmly holds the interposer in position. In addition, the retainer may be mounted to a thermal unit. An interface sealant with a diameter less than that of the interposer, creating the perimeter of an interface medium chamber, is positioned at the periphery of the interposer between the interposer and the thermal unit. Interface material, having high thermal conductive properties, is positioned within the interface sealant. The interface medium chamber provides a high thermally conductive interface between the interposer and the thermal unit. In addition, the heat sink pedestal device minimizes customization because it allows a single heat sink or thermal unit assembly to be used to accommodate a wide range of unit sizes.Type: GrantFiled: January 13, 2006Date of Patent: December 29, 2009Assignee: Delta Design, Inc.Inventors: Stephen Aloysius Wetzel, Thanh Trieu
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Publication number: 20060158854Abstract: A heat sink pedestal device allows for the use of generic thermal units such as heat sinks. An interposer configured to fit a specific device under test is mounted to a retainer. The retainer firmly holds the interposer in position. In addition, the retainer may be mounted to a thermal unit. An interface sealant with a diameter less than that of the interposer, creating the perimeter of an interface medium chamber, is positioned at the periphery of the interposer between the interposer and the thermal unit. Interface material, having high thermal conductive properties, is positioned within the interface sealant. The interface medium chamber provides a high thermally conductive interface between the interposer and the thermal unit. In addition, the heat sink pedestal device minimizes customization because it allows a single heat sink or thermal unit assembly to be used to accommodate a wide range of unit sizes.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 13, 2006Publication date: July 20, 2006Inventors: Stephen Wetzel, Thanh Trieu
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Patent number: 6886976Abstract: A combined heater and heat sink assembly regulates the temperature of a device under test. The combined heating/cooling assembly includes a heater assembly inlay that is received within a heat sink. The heater assembly includes a heating surface that is coplanar with a cooling surface of the heat sink. In operation, the heating/cooling assembly provides concurrent hot and cold contact points for the device under test. The heater assembly is thermally insulated from the heat sink such that the majority of the heat generated by the heater assembly is directly applied to the device under test; very little of the generated heat is lost to the heat sink. On the other hand, the heat sink provides a relatively low thermal resistance between the device under test and a cold source such as a coolant. Accordingly, the combined heating/cooling assembly provides parallel thermal paths between the device under test and both a hot source and a cold source.Type: GrantFiled: August 15, 2003Date of Patent: May 3, 2005Assignee: Delta Design, Inc.Inventors: Thomas Francis Gaasch, Thanh Trieu
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Publication number: 20040036492Abstract: A combined heater and heat sink assembly regulates the temperature of a device under test. The combined heating/cooling assembly includes a heater assembly inlay that is received within a heat sink. The heater assembly includes a heating surface that is coplanar with a cooling surface of the heat sink. In operation, the heating/cooling assembly provides concurrent hot and cold contact points for the device under test. The heater assembly is thermally insulated from the heat sink such that the majority of the heat generated by the heater assembly is directly applied to the device under test; very little of the generated heat is lost to the heat sink. On the other hand, the heat sink provides a relatively low thermal resistance between the device under test and a cold source such as a coolant. Accordingly, the combined heating/cooling assembly provides parallel thermal paths between the device under test and both a hot source and a cold source.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 15, 2003Publication date: February 26, 2004Inventors: Thomas Francis Gaasch, Thanh Trieu
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Patent number: 6636062Abstract: A combined heater and heat sink assembly regulates the temperature of a device under test. The combined heating/cooling assembly includes a heater assembly inlay that is received within a heat sink. The heater assembly includes a heating surface that is coplanar with a cooling surface of the heat sink. In operation, the heating/cooling assembly provides concurrent hot and cold contact points for the device under test. The heater assembly is thermally insulated from the heat sink such that the majority of the heat generated by the heater assembly is directly applied to the device under test; very little of the generated heat is lost to the heat sink. On the other hand, the heat sink provides a relatively low thermal resistance between the device under test and a cold source such as a coolant. Accordingly, the combined heating/cooling assembly provides parallel thermal paths between the device under test and both a hot source and a cold source.Type: GrantFiled: April 10, 2001Date of Patent: October 21, 2003Assignee: Delta Design, Inc.Inventors: Thomas Francis Gaasch, Thanh Trieu
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Publication number: 20020145439Abstract: A combined heater and heat sink assembly regulates the temperature of a device under test. The combined heating/cooling assembly includes a heater assembly inlay that is received within a heat sink. The heater assembly includes a heating surface that is coplanar with a cooling surface of the heat sink. In operation, the heating/cooling assembly provides concurrent hot and cold contact points for the device under test. The heater assembly is thermally insulated from the heat sink such that the majority of the heat generated by the heater assembly is directly applied to the device under test; very little of the generated heat is lost to the heat sink. On the other hand, the heat sink provides a relatively low thermal resistance between the device under test and a cold source such as a coolant. Accordingly, the combined heating/cooling assembly provides parallel thermal paths between the device under test and both a hot source and a cold source.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 10, 2001Publication date: October 10, 2002Inventors: Thomas Francis Gaasch, Thanh Trieu