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Andrew W. Lynch, Brooklyn, NY US
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20150128544 | Centripetal Separation System for Cleaning Particulate-Pervaded Air or Gas - Some embodiments provide a centripetal air or gas cleaning apparatus for removing particulates from air or gas. The apparatus comprises an inlet, housing, impeller, a clean air outlet, and a particulate outlet. The housing has an inner conical surface. The impeller's rotation creates negative pressure towards the inlet that intakes particulate-pervaded air or gas into the housing. The rotation also induces an accelerating force that throws the particulate-pervaded air or gas against the outer walls of the housing. Here, the particulates separate from the air or gas, penetrate a high-pressure zone, and are ejected through the particulate outlet located in the high-pressure zone. The air or gas, having less inertia, deflects away from the high-pressure zone where it is then subjected to a centripetal force that drives the air or gas towards the center of the housing behind the impeller where it is ejected through the clean air outlet. | 05-14-2015 |
David M. Lynch, Walworth, NY US
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20090097239 | LIGHTED ARCHERY NOCK WITH VARIABLE LIGHT EMISSIONS - The present invention generally relates to a lighted archery nock. The lighted archery nock generally includes an accelerometer, a replaceable battery, a light, a housing, and a controller that controls illumination of the light. The controller can control emission of the light to conserve battery life, and can respond to user input transmitted by tapping the nock to re-set the light. The housing is configured with a plurality of fingers that secure the replaceable battery. | 04-16-2009 |
20090098959 | PROGRAMMABLE LIGHTED ARCHERY NOCK - The present invention generally relates to a lighted archery nock. The lighted archery nock generally includes an accelerometer, a replaceable battery, a light, a housing, and a microprocessor that controls illumination of the light. The microprocessor can control the timing of the light to save battery life and respond to user input transmitted by tapping the nock to re-set the light. The housing is configured with a plurality of fingers that interact with the replaceable battery to hold it in place. | 04-16-2009 |
James E. Lynch, Corning, NY US
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20110095148 | REPLACEABLE SUSPENSION ASSEMBLY AND METHOD OF ATTACHMENT - An apparatus comprising a receptacle defining therethrough a central bore and a pair of opposed slots extending from the central bore. The apparatus has a support surface surrounding in part the central bore and slots. The appartus further has a stud assembly comprising a stud and an engagement pin extending orthogonally to the stud. The stud is removably inserted into the central bore and raised such that the pin passes through the slots. The stud is then rotated such that the pin rests on the support surface. The apparatus also has a pulley assembly attached to the stud assembly. | 04-28-2011 |
John Lynch, Spencerport, NY US
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20080290907 | THRESHOLD CONTROL CIRCUITRY FOR MULTIPLE CURRENT SIGNAL RECEIVERS - Calibration circuitry and method for maintaining constant signal detection thresholds for multiple signal receivers that receive data signals in the form of current signals. A value of one of the incoming current signals having a predetermined signal pattern is detected and used to generate threshold control signals for each of the signal receivers to control the data signal detection thresholds. | 11-27-2008 |
20100315858 | MEMORY ARCHITECTURE WITH A CURRENT CONTROLLER AND REDUCED POWER REQUIREMENTS - Disclosed is a memory architecture comprising at least one memory bit cell and at least one read bit line whose voltage is controlled and changed by a current from a current controller. Each memory bit cell has a storage mechanism, a controlled current source, and a read switch. The controlled current source in each memory bit cell is electrically connected to the read bit line through the read switch. The current from the current controller that controls and changes the read bit line voltage flows through the controlled current source in the memory bit cell. The value of this current is determined by a function of a difference between the voltage on the storage mechanism in the memory bit cell and a reference voltage from a reference voltage input to the current controller. In some versions an indicator is provided for indicating when to stop the current in the controlled current source that controls a voltage change on one of the read bit lines. The indicator has an on and an off condition and a switch is provided for stopping the current in the controlled current source when the indicator is activated in the on condition. The current in the controlled current source is stopped when the voltage change on the read bit line is greater than a predetermined threshold. | 12-16-2010 |
Joseph Lynch, Williamsville, NY US
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20140081086 | ELECTROSURGICAL DEVICE WITH VACUUM PORT - An electrosurgical device comprising: an electrode having a first portion whose exterior is electrically uninsulated, a second portion whose exterior is electrically insulated, and a third portion; an elongated hollow body having an internal cavity, a front end, a rear end, an external surface, and an electrical wire arranged within the body. The hollow body is configured to reversibly receive the third portion of the electrode at the front end of the body such that electrical contact is made between the electrode and the electrical wire and the second portion of the electrode is not surrounded by the hollow body. A first button is provided for controlling a current flow at a first level to the electrode and is arranged on the external surface. A vacuum tube is slidably engaged by the body and has an inlet generally facing the front end and adjacent the electrode. A vacuum outlet port is arranged near the rear end of the body, and the outlet port, internal cavity, and vacuum inlet are in fluid communication with each other. | 03-20-2014 |
20150013783 | Medical Boom Filter System and Method - A surgical boom having a surgical head with an electrical connection, a plurality of inlet ports, a compressed gas outlet, and a water outlet, one of the inlet ports having a cover, a hollow surgical arm mounted to a ceiling in a room and having a plurality of joints, a shaft passing through said ceiling, and a shaft collar attached to the ceiling, an outlet port, a filter media arranged between said outlet port and one of the inlet ports, the filter media comprising an ULPA media and an adsorbant layer, a control panel, a suction unit configured and arranged in a position below the ceiling to cause a fluid to be drawn from the inlet port through the filter media and out through said outlet port while minimizing noise in the proximity of the inlet port, wherein the fluid drawn from said inlet port comprises an exhaust path through the hollow arm. | 01-15-2015 |
20150112246 | Filtration System and Method - A laparoscopic filter system having a main unit having an inflow port, an outflow port, a pressure sensing port, a user interface having a power switch, a controller, a pump, and an interface for receiving a detachable filter cartridge, and a detachable filter cartridge configured and arranged to reversibly attach to the interface, the detachable filter cartridge having an inflow pass-through line, an outflow pass-through line, a pressure sensing pass-through line, and a filter media arranged in series with the inflow pass-through line. | 04-23-2015 |
Joseph J. Lynch, Williamsville, NY US
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20110190768 | ELECTROSURGICAL DEVICE WITH VACUUM PORT - An electrosurgical device comprising: an electrode having a first portion whose exterior is electrically uninsulated, a second portion whose exterior is electrically insulated, and a third portion; an elongated hollow body having an internal cavity, a front end, a rear end, an external surface, and an electrical wire arranged within the body. The hollow body is configured to reversibly receive the third portion of the electrode at the front end of the body such that electrical contact is made between the electrode and the electrical wire and the second portion of the electrode is not surrounded by the hollow body. A first button is provided for controlling a current flow at a first level to the electrode and is arranged on the external surface. A vacuum tube is slidably engaged by the body and has an inlet generally facing the front end and adjacent the electrode. A vacuum outlet port is arranged near the rear end of the body, and the outlet port, internal cavity, and vacuum inlet are in fluid communication with each other. | 08-04-2011 |
Joseph J. Lynch, East Northport, NY US
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20090239398 | PRESS FIT (COMPLIANT) TERMINAL AND OTHER CONNECTORS WITH TIN-SILVER COMPOUND - A tin-silver press-fit interconnect which includes a press-fit terminal having a coating or finish of a tin-silver compound for use with a terminal receiving device. The tin-silver compound serves to prevent the formation of tin whiskers which appear most frequently in pure tin coated electrical components under mechanical stress and which make the electronic device susceptible to short circuits. The tin-silver compound may include between 85 and 99.5% weight of tin and between 0.5 and 15% weight of silver and is applied at a thickness range between 0.4 and 5 microns using a technique such as electroplating, hot dip or immersion. | 09-24-2009 |
20090283305 | TIN-SILVER COMPOUND COATING ON PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS - A tin-silver coating for use with circuit boards, which can include a conductive circuit with an exposed surface disposed on a substrate. The tin-silver coating covers the exposed surface of the conductive circuit. The conductive circuit can include electrical traces, contact pads and vias, each of which may include or be formed of copper. In one embodiment, the tin-silver coating can include a tin weight percentage between 85 and 99.5%, while the silver weight percentage can be between 0.5 and 15%. In one embodiment the tin-silver coating can be between 35 and 60 millionths of an inch. A barrier plate may also be included between the conductive circuit and the tin-silver coating. | 11-19-2009 |
Kristin J. Lynch, Ithaca, NY US
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20120205752 | Strengthened Micro-Electromechanical System Devices and Methods of Making Thereof - In an embodiment, a micro-electromechanical device can include a substrate, a beam, and an isolation joint. The beam can be suspended relative to a surface of the substrate. The isolation joint can be between a first portion and a second portion of the beam, and can have a non-linear shape. In another embodiment, a micro-electromechanical device can include a substrate, a beam, and an isolation joint. The beam can be suspended relative to a surface of the substrate. The isolation joint can be between a first portion and a second portion of the beam. The isolation joint can have a first portion, a second portion, and a bridge portion between the first portion and the second portion. The first and second portions of the isolation joint can each have a seam and a void, while the bridge portion can be solid. | 08-16-2012 |
Mark Lynch, Munnsville, NY US
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20130291508 | ZERO-TURN RADIUS LAWNMOWER WITH SUSPENSION SYSTEM - Some embodiments of the invention provide an independent suspension system coupled to a main-frame of ride-on equipment including a subframe coupled to the main frame with a pivot including a pivot axis. Some embodiments include a transaxle assembly supported on the subframe coupled to a drive wheel, and a power source supported on the main frame coupled to the transaxle assembly. A rider can control the transaxle assembly with a compensated control linkage assembly that can compensate for movement of the subframe. Some embodiments include driven pulleys, idler pulleys and backside idler pulleys supported by the subframe coupled to the power source not supported by the subframe. In some embodiments, the pivot axis resides between the power source and the transaxle assembly. In some embodiments, the drive wheel can be driven by an electric motor supported by the subframe and the power source can be a battery. | 11-07-2013 |
20150040531 | ZERO-TURN RADIUS LAWNMOWER WITH SUSPENSION SYSTEM - Some embodiments of the invention provide a suspension system coupled to a main frame of ride-on equipment including a subframe coupled to the main frame with a pivot including a pivot axis. Some embodiments include a transaxle assembly supported on the subframe coupled to a drive wheel, and a power source supported on the main frame coupled to the transaxle assembly. A rider can control the transaxle assembly with a compensated control linkage assembly that can compensate for movement of the subframe. Some embodiments include driven pulleys, idler pulleys and backside idler pulleys supported by the subframe coupled to the power source not supported by the subframe. In some embodiments, the pivot axis resides between the power source and the transaxle assembly. In some embodiments, the drive wheel can be driven by an electric motor supported by the subframe and the power source can be a battery. | 02-12-2015 |
Michael D. Lynch, Skaneateles, NY US
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20090157190 | Osteotomy spacer - A device for use in connection with a bone, comprising a first surface and a second surface spaced apart from each other at a predetermined distance and angled relative to each other along a portion thereof. The device having a first ridge projecting from the first surface in a direction away from the second surface, the first ridge extending substantially along a length of the first surface, and a second ridge projecting from the second surface in a direction away from the first surface, the second ridge extending substantially along a length of the second surface in a direction substantially parallel to the first ridge. The device further includes a remote surface positioned more distant from the center of a bone, a proximate surface positioned more near the center of a bone, a fixed end surface, and a removable end surface extending in a first direction. The body of the device extends between the remote surface and the proximate surface in a medial-lateral direction and between the fixed end surface and the removable end surface in an anterior-posterior direction. A first score mark extends between the medial surface and the lateral surface in a direction substantially parallel to the direction of the removable end surface. | 06-18-2009 |
20100168747 | Method and apparatus for removal of tissue - A surgical instrument includes a deflectable cutting element extending from the distal end of the instrument. The deflection of the cutting element is controllable based on a user operating a moveable member of the instrument. The deflectable cutting element is normally disposed within a circumferential region defined by the distal end of the instrument. The moveable member can be moved in relation to the instrument to deflect the deflectable cutting element, such that the cutting element is at least partially outside of the circumferential region. The extent that the cutting element is outside of the circumferential region is a function of the position to which the moveable member is moved in relation to the instrument. The instrument further includes direct imaging of the distal end, such that the deflection of the cutting element for selective removal of bone tissue at the distal end of the instrument can be controlled in real-time. | 07-01-2010 |
Roland M. Lynch, Ithaca, NY US
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20110081422 | PROLONGED RELEASE OF LOCAL ANESTHETICS USING MICROPARTICLES AND SURGERY APPLICATIONS - Methods and compositions for providing long term pain relief in, for example, surgery recovery, including injecting a composition comprising a plurality of microparticles having different sizes and at least one local anesthetic loaded into the microparticles at different loading levels. Extended prolonged blockage of nerve action in sheep testing was confirmed. Some of the microparticles comprise a high loading of local anesthetic. Testing in sheep showed nerve blockage for at least six days. | 04-07-2011 |
Ryan Lynch, New York, NY US
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20090032546 | PILL BOTTLE INCLUDING AN INTERNAL SLEEVE AND AN EXTERNAL SLEEVE - Systems and methods for providing a pill bottle including an internal and external sleeve are provided. A pill bottle according to the invention may include an external sleeve and an internal sleeve. The internal sleeve preferably includes a cavity for holding pills. The external sleeve is slidably coupled to the internal sleeve. The external sleeve may include a groove and the internal sleeve may include a projection that may slide within the groove. The groove may prevent substantial rotation of the external sleeve with respect to the internal sleeve by preventing a substantial rotational of the projection with respect to the groove. | 02-05-2009 |
20090032547 | THREE BUTTON ACTUATED PILL HOLDER/DISPENSER - Systems and methods for providing a three button actuated pill holder/dispenser are provided. Such a pill holder/dispenser may include a housing comprising a plurality of apertures, a top button and two side buttons. In response to actuation of the top button, a pill may be dispensed from the pill holder/dispenser. Preferably, the two side buttons, which may project through the apertures, lock the top button, such that the top button may only be actuated when the two side buttons are depressed. Alternatively, some other sequence of the buttons may be implemented to cause a pill to be actuated. Additionally, the pill holder/dispenser may be packaged in a sealable package. | 02-05-2009 |
Sean T. Lynch, Manorville, NY US
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20120265680 | METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR ROUTING PAYMENT TRANSACTIONS - Methods and systems for routing payment transactions electronically involve interrogating by computer logic each payment transaction received by a payments interface processor to identify a payment destination and a payment source and to determine, according to pre-defined parameters, whether the payment transaction is eligible for processing via an internal payment transaction processor of the financial institution that minimizes processing costs. Eligible payment transactions may be routed, for example, to an internal debit or credit card processor or ACH processor, and ineligible payment transactions may be routed to external card processing networks. | 10-18-2012 |
20130238493 | METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR ROUTING PAYMENT TRANSACTIONS - Methods and systems for routing payment transactions electronically involve interrogating by computer logic each payment transaction received by a payments interface processor to identify a payment destination and a payment source and to determine, according to pre-defined parameters, whether the payment transaction is eligible for processing via an internal payment transaction processor of the financial institution that minimizes processing costs. Eligible payment transactions may be routed, for example, to an internal debit or credit card processor or ACH processor, and ineligible payment transactions may be routed to external card processing networks. | 09-12-2013 |
20140019343 | Methods and Systems for Routing Payment Transactions - Methods and systems for routing payment transactions electronically involve interrogating by computer logic each payment transaction received by a payments interface processor to identify a payment destination and a payment source and to determine, according to pre-defined parameters, whether the payment transaction is eligible for processing via an internal payment transaction processor of the financial institution that minimizes processing costs. Eligible payment transactions may be routed, for example, to an internal debit or credit card processor or ACH processor, and ineligible payment transactions may be routed to external card processing networks. | 01-16-2014 |
20140201071 | Methods and Systems for Routing Payment Transactions - Methods and systems for routing payment transactions electronically involve interrogating by computer logic each payment transaction received by a payments interface processor to identify a payment destination and a payment source and to determine, according to pre-defined parameters, whether the payment transaction is eligible for processing via an internal payment transaction processor of the financial institution that minimizes processing costs. Eligible payment transactions may be routed, for example, to an internal debit or credit card processor or ACH processor, and ineligible payment transactions may be routed to external card processing networks. | 07-17-2014 |
20140337210 | Methods and Systems for Routing Payment Transactions - Methods and systems for routing payment transactions electronically involve interrogating by computer logic each payment transaction received by a payments interface processor to identify a payment destination and a payment source and to determine, according to pre-defined parameters, whether the payment transaction is eligible for processing via an internal payment transaction processor of the financial institution that minimizes processing costs. Eligible payment transactions may be routed, for example, to an internal debit or credit card processor or ACH processor, and ineligible payment transactions may be routed to external card processing networks. | 11-13-2014 |
Stephanie K Lynch, Brooklyn, NY US
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20100247664 | METHOD OF PREVENTING OR TREATING METABOLIC SYNDROME - Water-insoluble cellulose derivatives such as ethyl cellulose can be used to treat or prevent metabolic syndrome and/or one of the abnormalities of metabolic syndrome. | 09-30-2010 |
20110071107 | USES OF WATER-SOLUBLE CELLULOSE DERIVATIVES FOR PREVENTING OR TREATING METABOLIC SYNDROME - Water-soluble cellulose derivatives are useful in methods of preventing or treating metabolic syndrome or a symptom or condition associated with the metabolic syndrome in an individual, and in particular for preventing or treating one or more of the symptoms a) hypertension, b) proinflammatory or inflammation state and c) prothrombotic state. | 03-24-2011 |
Stephen Lynch, New York, NY US
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20110074831 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR DISPLAY NAVIGATION - A system and method for navigating pages of content on a target device is disclosed. The target device has a display area that is typically smaller than a page of content. Rather than having the user use scroll bars or finger gestures to view the entire page, a predetermined sequence of frames are displayed to the user. A frame is a preselected portion of a page. The user simply indicates when he has completed reading or viewing the current frame, and the next frame is then presented in the display area. This predetermined sequence is generated by the content provider or author, who uploads both the content and the frame sequence to a server, where it can be accessed by potential users. | 03-31-2011 |
Terrence P. Lynch, Frewsburg, NY US
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20090166020 | AUTOMOTIVE HEAT EXCHANGER ASSEMBLIES HAVING INTERNAL FINS AND METHODS OF MAKING THE SAME - The present disclosure relates to automotive heat exchanger assemblies that may withstand high environmental temperature and pressures conditions. By providing a tube strengthener into the tubes at the areas of highest stress, the heat exchanger assembly may be strengthened so that it is substantially more efficient under typical operating conditions. | 07-02-2009 |