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    • 1. 发明授权
    • Methods and apparatus for moving and separating materials exhibiting
different physical properties
    • 用于移动和分离具有不同物理性质的材料的方法和装置
    • US4983189A
    • 1991-01-08
    • US224441
    • 1988-07-25
    • Stephen C. PetersonOwen D. BrimhallThomas J. McLaughlinCharles D. BakerSam L. Sparks
    • Stephen C. PetersonOwen D. BrimhallThomas J. McLaughlinCharles D. BakerSam L. Sparks
    • A61M1/36B01D17/04B01D19/00B01D21/00B01D43/00B01J19/10G10K15/00
    • B01D21/283A61M1/36A61M1/3678A61M1/3693B01D17/04B01D19/0078B01D43/00B01J19/10G10K15/00C12M47/02
    • Methods and apparatus for controlling the movement of materials having different physical properties when one of the materials is a fluid. The invention does not rely on flocculation, sedimentation, centrifugation, the buoyancy of the materials, or any other gravity dependent characteristic, in order to achieve its desired results. The methods of the present invention provide that a first acoustic wave is propagated through a vessel containing the materials. A second acoustic wave, at a frequency different than the first acoustic wave, is also propagated through the vessel so that the two acoustic waves are superimposed upon each other. The superimposition of the two waves creates a beat frequency wave. The beat frequency wave comprises pressure gradients dividing regions of maximum and minimum pressure. The pressure gradients and the regions of maximum and minimum pressure move through space and time at a group velocity. The moving pressure gradients and regions of maximum and minimum pressure act upon the materials so as to move one of the materials towards a predetermined location in the vessel. The present invention provides that the materials may be controllably moved toward a location, aggregated at a particular location, or physically separated from each other.
    • 当材料之一是流体时,用于控制具有不同物理性质的材料运动的方法和装置。 本发明不依赖于絮凝,沉降,离心,材料的浮力或任何其他重力依赖特性,以达到其期望的结果。 本发明的方法提供了一种第一声波通过包含材料的容器传播。 在与第一声波不同的频率处的第二声波也通过容器传播,使得两个声波彼此叠加。 两个波的叠加产生拍频。 节拍频率波包括最大和最小压力区域的压力梯度。 压力梯度和最大和最小压力区域以组速度移动通过空间和时间。 移动的压力梯度和最大和最小压力的区域作用在材料上,以将材料中的一种移动到容器中的预定位置。 本发明提供了可以将材料可控地移动到在特定位置处聚集的位置或彼此物理分离的位置。
    • 2. 发明授权
    • Apparatus and methods for achieving urinary continence
    • 用于实现尿路的装置和方法
    • US4850963A
    • 1989-07-25
    • US191858
    • 1988-05-04
    • Sam L. SparksOwen D. BrimhallStephen C. PetersonCharles D. Baker
    • Sam L. SparksOwen D. BrimhallStephen C. PetersonCharles D. Baker
    • A61F2/00A61F2/48
    • A61F2/0022A61F2/0004Y10S128/25
    • Methods and apparatus for maintaining urinary continence in normally incontinent individuals. The present invention involves the non-surgical implantation of a bolus of ferromagnetic material into the bladder. The bolus of ferromagnetic material may comprise a biocompatible membrane, containing a ferromagnetic material. The bolus will normally rest at the juncture between the bladder and the urethra and will prevent the flow of urine from the bladder into the urethra. Essentially, the bolus serves as a seal between the urethra and the bladder. When it is desired to void the bladder, the ferromagnetic bolus is moved out of the intersection between the bladder and the urethra by positioning a magnet along the external surface of the person's body and manipulating the magnet until the desired movement of the bolus is accomplished. Movement of the magnet is sufficient to displace the bolus such that flow may be initiated from the bladder into the urethra.
    • 在正常失禁个体中维持尿路的方法和装置。 本发明涉及将非磁性材料的非手术植入膀胱。 铁磁材料的推注可以包含含有铁磁材料的生物相容性膜。 推注通常在膀胱和尿道之间的交界处停留,并且将防止尿液从膀胱流入尿道。 基本上,推注作为尿道和膀胱之间的密封。 当需要使膀胱消失时,通过沿着人体的外表面定位磁体并且操纵磁体直到达到所需的推注运动,铁磁弹丸被移出膀胱和尿道之间的交叉点。 磁体的移动足以使推注物移位,使得流动可以从膀胱开始进入尿道。
    • 3. 发明授权
    • Methods and apparatus for moving and separating materials exhibiting
different physical properties
    • 用于移动和分离具有不同物理性质的材料的方法和装置
    • US4759775A
    • 1988-07-26
    • US832248
    • 1986-02-21
    • Stephen C. PetersonOwen D. BrimhallThomas J. McLaughlinCharles D. BakerSam L. Sparks
    • Stephen C. PetersonOwen D. BrimhallThomas J. McLaughlinCharles D. BakerSam L. Sparks
    • A61M1/36B01D17/04B01D19/00B01D21/00B01D43/00B01J19/10G10K15/00
    • B01D21/283A61M1/36A61M1/3678A61M1/3693B01D17/04B01D19/0078B01D43/00B01J19/10G10K15/00
    • Methods and apparatus for controlling the movement of materials having different physical properties when one of the materials is a fluid. The invention does not rely on flocculation, sedimentation, centrifugation, the buoyancy of the materials, or any other gravity dependent characteristic, in order to achieve its desired results. The methods of the present invention provide that a first acoustic wave is progpagated through a vessel containing the materials. A second acoustic wave, at a frequency different than the first acoustic wave, is also propagated through the vessel so that the two acoustic waves are superimposed upon each other. The superimposition of the two waves creates a beat frequency wave. The beat frequency wave comprises pressure gradients dividing regions of maximum and minimum pressure. The pressure gradients and the regions of maximum and minimum pressure move through space and time at a group velocity. The moving pressure gradients and regions of maximum and minimum pressure act upon the marterials so as to move one of the materials towards a predetermined location in the vessel. The present invention provides that the materials may be controllably moved toward a location, aggreated at a particular location, or physically separated from each other.
    • 当材料之一是流体时,用于控制具有不同物理性质的材料运动的方法和装置。 本发明不依赖于絮凝,沉降,离心,材料的浮力或任何其他重力依赖特性,以达到其期望的结果。 本发明的方法提供了通过包含材料的容器进行第一声波的延伸。 在与第一声波不同的频率处的第二声波也通过容器传播,使得两个声波彼此叠加。 两个波的叠加产生拍频。 节拍频率波包括最大和最小压力区域的压力梯度。 压力梯度和最大和最小压力区域以组速度移动通过空间和时间。 移动的压力梯度和最大和最小压力的区域作用在所述的柱体上,以将所述材料中的一种移动到所述容器中的预定位置。 本发明提供了可以将材料可控地移动到在特定位置附着或相互物理分离的位置。
    • 9. 发明授权
    • System for remote monitoring of personnel
    • 人员远程监控系统
    • US06198394B1
    • 2001-03-06
    • US08760855
    • 1996-12-05
    • Stephen C. JacobsenRoland WyattStephen C. PetersonTomasz J. Petelenz
    • Stephen C. JacobsenRoland WyattStephen C. PetersonTomasz J. Petelenz
    • G08B2510
    • A61B5/6831A61B5/0022A61B5/0024A61B5/1112A61B5/411A61B5/6805A61B5/681A61B2503/08A61B2503/20A61B2560/0242A61B2560/0462A61B2562/063G06F19/00
    • A system for remotely monitoring personnel status includes a plurality of sensors disposable on a soldier or other person for developing signals which may be used to determine the physiologicalal status. The sensors communicate with a soldier unit which can process the information to ensure that the sensor data falls within acceptable ranges and communicate with remote monitors. The soldier unit also includes a global positioning system. By using the sensor data and the global positioning system, leaders and medics can quickly and accurately track and treat casualties in battle. The system enables more rapid location of the casualty, as well as remote triage/initial diagnosis, thereby assuring that those who are most in need of treatment are attended to first. Typically, the system monitors both body surface and ambient temperature, heart rate, shivering, motion status and body condition. Additional sensors can be provided to supply information on other physiologicalal parameter which may be desired for more thorough diagnosis. The physiologicalal information may be stored and kept with the soldier to enable improved care as the soldier is moved to higher levels of care.
    • 用于远程监控人员状态的系统包括可以用于士兵或其他人的多个传感器,用于开发可用于确定生理状态的信号。 传感器与可以处理信息的士兵单元通信,以确保传感器数据落在可接受的范围内并与远程监视器通信。 士兵部队还包括全球定位系统。 通过使用传感器数据和全球定位系统,领导和医疗人员可以快速,准确地跟踪和处理伤员的死亡。 该系统能够更快速地定位伤员,以及进行远程分诊/初步诊断,从而确保首先需要最需要治疗的人。 通常,系统监测身体表面和环境温度,心率,发抖,运动状态和身体状况。 可以提供额外的传感器来提供关于可能需要进行更彻底诊断的其它生理参数的信息。 生理信息可以与士兵一起存储和保存,以便在士兵移动到更高水平的护理时改善护理。