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Number of patents: 5
Last date: April 19, 2011

NumberTitleIssue Date
D636440Clipboard with calculator
04/19/2011
6297591Chimney-cooled arc lamp electrode
An arc lamp comprising a hollowed-anode electrode with an arc-face having a central hole extending to an internal chimney. An opposing cathode electrode faces the hollowed anode electrode for providing a short electric arc around the central hole in the a...
10/02/2001
6223105System for determining the orientation in space of a moving body relative to the earth
Navigation satellite receiver measurements of the acceleration of a moving vehicle are used to derive valuable attitude information about the vehicle. Three-dimensional accelerometer measurements aboard the vehicle are used to determine the specific force...
04/24/2001
6005346Trichrominance metal halide lamp for use with twisted nematic subtractive color light valves
A primary color lamp comprises a glass envelope with a krypton arc doped with metal halides. A cesium bromide or cesium iodide solution is included with lithium iodide (LiI) to produce red light, thallium iodide (TlI) to produce green light and indium iod...
12/21/1999
5935194Method for using external constraints to improve the speed and reliability of phase ambiguity resolution in real-time kinematic initialization
A method for obtaining integer ambiguity solutions based on externally provided constraints, e.g., altitude. Such constraints are useful in reducing the computational burden created by the search problem, and using constraints is particularly more effecti...
08/10/1999
 
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