Tremble
Aron E. Tremble, San Diego, CA US
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20130226700 | DELIVERY OF A COUPON - A method to deliver a coupon is provided herein. A list of coupon options is provided via a coupon application. A coupon selection is determined from the list of coupon options based on the list of coupon options with at least one coupon option selected. The coupon is obtained based on the coupon selection. | 08-29-2013 |
Bryan Tremble, Carlsbad, CA US
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20140061075 | GOLF BAG HAVING ADJUSTABLE CHARACTERISTICS - A golf bag having one or more adjustable features is disclosed herein. In particular, the golf bag comprises a handle rotatable around an axis perpendicular to a vertical axis extending through the body of the golf bag, and may be fixed in place via a locking mechanism so that the handle maintains a desired angle with respect to the vertical axis. The handle of the present invention preferably is rotatably affixed to a collar or upper portion of the golf bag. The golf bag also comprises an external pocket that is removably affixed to an exterior surface of the golf bag with hook and loop fasteners and other attachment mechanisms. | 03-06-2014 |
Craig Tremble, Sherwood AU
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20140352200 | Insect Killing Apparatus and Method of Construction - An insect killing apparatus is provided in the form of a compact fluorescent light. The light has a base that defines a compartment for a first electric circuit for applying current to fluorescent tubes of the light. An electrical connector for attachment to an electricity power supply socket also extends from the compartment. The killing apparatus also includes a second electric circuit within the compartment arranged to produce a potential difference capable of killing insects such as mosquitoes. First and second spaced apart electrodes are disposed about the fluorescent tubes and in electrical communication with the second electric circuit. | 12-04-2014 |
Craig Tremble US
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20140352200 | Insect Killing Apparatus and Method of Construction - An insect killing apparatus is provided in the form of a compact fluorescent light. The light has a base that defines a compartment for a first electric circuit for applying current to fluorescent tubes of the light. An electrical connector for attachment to an electricity power supply socket also extends from the compartment. The killing apparatus also includes a second electric circuit within the compartment arranged to produce a potential difference capable of killing insects such as mosquitoes. First and second spaced apart electrodes are disposed about the fluorescent tubes and in electrical communication with the second electric circuit. | 12-04-2014 |
Eric Tremble, Essex Jct., VT US
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20100332193 | Method of Multi-segments Modeling Bond Wire Interconnects with 2D Simulations in High Speed, High Density Wire Bond Packages - A method for modeling bond wires in an IC package for predicting noise effects generated by electromagnetic coupling in complex bond wire configurations. A look-up table of equivalent LC circuit models for the bond wires is generated that accurately predicts the effects of the bond wire circuitry of a signal transmission system. Switch and mirror techniques are applied to reduce the bond wire configurations necessary to simulate. The method includes: setting parameters related to the IC package layout of groups of bond wires; sub-dividing each group of bond wires into regions, each including a portion of the bond wire or its corresponding pad, and generating dissection planes for the regions consisting of the bond wires; performing a 3D simulation on the regions consisting of the corresponding pads, and a 2D simulation for each dissection plane; constructing equivalent circuit models for groups of bond wires and corresponding pads based on the 3D and 2D simulations results; inputting the equivalent circuit models into a circuit simulator to measure the noise effects; and modifying the layout geometry to meet noise targets. | 12-30-2010 |
Eric W. Tremble, Jericho, VT US
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20090094564 | METHOD FOR RAPID RETURN PATH TRACING - A method for quickly tracing minimum-length conductive return paths through an electronic structure utilizes a raster based (cellular) memory model comprising individual grids for each layer of the structure. Each grid comprises a reduced resolution N×M cell representation of the conductive structures on that layer. Cellular methodologies are then used to determine, for each signal net, the shortest return path. This information can then be used for various purposes, including determining if the return path is sufficient to ensure adequate signal integrity. | 04-09-2009 |
20090138836 | AUTOMATIC VERIFICATION OF ADEQUATE CONDUCTIVE RETURN-CURRENT PATHS - After finding the shortest conductive signal return-current path for each signal, the invention assesses whether each conductive return-current path is adequate. The method analyzes each shortest conductive signal return-current path and determines if a significant portion of the signal return current flows as displacement current rather than following the conductive current path. A significant displacement current flows when the length of the conductive return-current path that diverges from a signal net is more than a previously defined limit based on the signal transition time. Further, a significant displacement current flows when the overall length of the signal differs from the overall length of the conductive return-current path by more than a previously defined limit based on the signal transition time. | 05-28-2009 |
20130024831 | SYSTEM-LEVEL METHOD FOR REDUCING POWER SUPPLY NOISE IN AN ELECTRONIC SYSTEM - In one embodiment, a method for reducing power supply noise within an electronic system that includes an integrated circuit (IC), a package, and a printed circuit board (PCB) connected by a plurality of power delivery networks (PDN) is disclosed. Power supply noise within the system is reduced by defining a voltage compression limit for each PDN of the electronic system; determining a voltage compression for each PDN of the electronic system during a plurality of switching events; comparing the voltage compression of each PDN of the electronic system to the voltage compression limit for each switching event; and in response to the voltage compression of each PDN of the electronic system exceeding the limit, modifying the electronic system to reduce the voltage compression below the limit. | 01-24-2013 |
20130054202 | EARLY DECOUPLING CAPACITOR OPTIMIZATION METHOD FOR HIERARCHICAL CIRCUIT DESIGN - Methods, systems, computer programs, etc., determine the required number of decoupling capacitors, and approximate locations for the decoupling capacitors, for a region of an integrated circuit. Switching elements of the region are entered into a simulation program running on a computerized device. Also, a power distribution model of the region is entered into the simulation program, and a power-supply voltage compression target is entered into the simulation program. These methods, systems, etc., generate an upper number of decoupling capacitors required to satisfy the compression target when all the switching elements concurrently switch. For each switching element, the methods, systems, etc., generate a specific number of decoupling capacitors required to satisfy the compression when only the element switches, calculate a fraction of the specific number to the upper number, assign the fraction of the total number of decoupling capacitors to each switching circuit element, and place the fraction of the total number of decoupling capacitors in electrical proximity to the element. | 02-28-2013 |
Gary Tremble, North Yorkshire GB
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20110143850 | GOLF AID - The invention relates to a golf training aid comprising a frame, having retaining means, and a bar retained by the retaining means so that in use the bar can move only in a fixed plane. The bar is arranged to be coupled to a user in such a way that in use the user's shoulders are constrained to move in or parallel to the fixed plane. This allows a user to correctly learn a pendulum putting stroke. | 06-16-2011 |
John Tremble, Redmond, WA US
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20090293387 | Snap clip retainer for window fixed sash - A window includes a window frame adapted to be secured to a building, a window sash, and a plurality of sash clips disposed around the sash and fixedly securing the sash to the frame. Each of the sash clips preferably includes a base secured in fixed position to the window frame and a head received in the window sash. The window frame and the sash preferably have peripheral rails of extruded aluminum, plastic or fiber-reinforced resin construction, and the base and head of the sash clips are received in corresponding channels on the window frame and the window sash. The base and/or the head of the sash of each sash clip may include opposed flexible resilient spring legs received in a channel in the corresponding rail. The sash clips may be of plastic construction. | 12-03-2009 |
20120279136 | Snap Clip Retainer for Window Fixed Sash - A window includes a window frame adapted to be secured to a building, a window sash, and a plurality of sash clips disposed around the sash and fixedly securing the sash to the frame. Each of the sash clips preferably includes a base secured in fixed position to the window frame and a head received in the window sash. The window frame and the sash preferably have peripheral rails of extruded aluminum, plastic or fiber-reinforced resin construction, and the base and head of the sash clips are received in corresponding channels on the window frame and the window sash. The base and/or the head of the sash of each sash clip may include opposed flexible resilient spring legs received in a channel in the corresponding rail. The sash clips may be of plastic construction. | 11-08-2012 |
20130111819 | DIRECT ACTION WINDOW LOCK - A window latch for a sliding window having a sliding sash including a latch plate and a housing. The housing includes an engagement element movable relative to the housing from a locked position operatively engaged with the latch plate to an unlocked position disengaged from the latch plate. A handle is operatively coupled to the engagement element and movable from a first position to a second position in a first direction corresponding to the direction the sliding sash to which the handle is attached moves to an open position. The handle operatively moves the engagement element from the locked position to the unlocked position as the handle is moved in the first direction toward the second position. | 05-09-2013 |
Patrice Tremble, Santa Rosa, CA US
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20090204104 | Methods for Compounding and Delivering a Therapeutic Agent to the Adventitia of a Vessel - The invention provides a method of delivering a therapeutic agent to the adventitia of a vessel using a catheter-based microsyringe. A therapeutic agent is formed into microparticles, which are dispersed throughout an appropriate liquid carrier to form a therapeutic mixture. A catheter is provided that includes a microsyringe operably attached to an actuator. The microsyringe includes a hollow needle in fluid communication with a therapeutic agent delivery conduit. The catheter is introduced into a target area of a vessel. The actuator is operated to thrust the needle into a wall of the vessel. The therapeutic mixture is supplied to the therapeutic agent delivery conduit and delivered through the conduit to the needle and thereby into the adventitia of the vessel. The actuator is again operated to withdraw the needle from the wall of the vessel and to enclose it within the actuator. The catheter is then removed from the vessel. | 08-13-2009 |
Patrice Tremble, Tremble, CA US
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20090305977 | Method for treating peripheral arterial disease with zinc finger proteins - Disclosed is a method for the administration of zinc finger proteins (ZFPs) or nucleic acids that encode such ZFPs for treating peripheral arterial disease, particularly by the repeated administration at regular intervals if such ZFPs or nucleic acids that encode such ZFPs. | 12-10-2009 |