David G Mckay, 789475 Nesbit Lakes Dr, Alpharetta, GA 30022

8277592, Oct 2, 2012

Mar 27, 2009

12/413367

Alexander F. Hoermann - Menlo Park CA, US
David B. DeGraaf - Mountain View CA, US
James L. Barnhart - Sunnyvale CA, US
David John McKay - Mountain View CA, US
Daniel Crenshaw - Los Gatos CA, US
Scott P. Phillips - Marina Del Rey CA, US
Forest Ray - Redwood City CA, US
Seung Lim - Santa Cruz CA, US

AREVA Solar, Inc. - Mountain View CA

B29C 65/50

156196, 156 99, 156102, 156160, 156212

A mirror is shaped using a shaping apparatus including a crossbar and a horizontal array of members (wheels in some embodiments) attached to a bottom of the crossbar. The height of the array of members is adjusted to form a predetermined shape. The shaping apparatus is positioned over a mirror such that the members contact the mirror. The shaping apparatus is moved along a length of the mirror such that the members remain in contact with the mirror. A frame is attached to the mirror such that when the shaping apparatus is removed from the mirror, the mirror substantially retains the predetermined shape.

2004016, Aug 26, 2004

Feb 26, 2003

10/375879

David McKay - Duluth GA, US
Donald Runyon - Duluth GA, US
Donald McNeill - Sugar Hill GA, US
Stephen Thompson - Norcross GA, US
James Maxwell - Atlanta GA, US

EMS Technologies, Inc. - Norcross GA

H04B003/36
H04B007/14

455/015000, 455/007000

A low-cost user portable signal enhancer unit for extending service coverage of wireless communications to a user in a desired area of limited coverage. The enhancement supports an increase of signal power levels to allow wireless communication usage in a location, such as a small office or home office environment where the original cellular signals are weak or unreliable. A base station signal is enhanced by a bi-directional amplifier device (BDA), which receives a base station signal, amplifies the signal power and retransmits the amplified signal in a first signal path to a user in close proximity. The bi-directional amplifier also receives a user signal, amplifies the signal power and retransmits the amplified signal to the base station in a second separate signal path. Dual polarized antennas can receive and transmit the respective signals at opposite polarizations to increase isolation of the signals.

2006020, Sep 14, 2006

Mar 11, 2006

11/372976

David McKay - Duluth GA, US
Stephen Thompson - Norcross GA, US

H04B 7/15

455011100

A wireless repeater that can be remotely controlled and reconfigured, either locally or from a remote control center, after it has been installed in a customer's premises. The reconfigurable parameters and controllable settings include the frequency channel profile for the unit and the associated display profile, frequency channel selection, power level and on-off status, feedback circuit parameters, and system firmware. The communication ports for accessing the functionality of the unit include a wireless transmitter/receiver, such as an on-board wireless telephone chip, and a USB port. Once the unit has been connected to a personal computer through the USB port, the unit can be assigned an Internet IP address and addressed as network node on the Internet.

2006020, Sep 14, 2006

Mar 11, 2006

11/373061

Donald Runyon - Duluth GA, US
Stephen Thompson - Norcross GA, US
James Maxwell - Atlanta GA, US
David McKay - Duluth GA, US

H04B 7/15

455011100

A wireless repeater with features that improve the server-donor antenna isolation including multi-purpose server and donor mounting plates that each carry an antenna feed circuit board and associated antenna elements mounted in a back-to-back arrangement with the duplex repeater electronics board sandwiched between the server and donor mounting plates. To improve the server-donor antenna isolation, one or both mounting plates may include corner, side tabs, which may be asymmetric, and raised walls around one or both mounting plates. In addition, the radomes covering the donor antenna and/or the server antennas may carry one or more parasitic conductors, such as a two parasitic strips arranged in parallel lines or for parasitic strips arranged in a square configuration.

2007001, Jan 11, 2007

Dec 7, 2000

10/470656

David McKay - Duluth GA, US

H04B 1/60
H04B 17/02

455010000

A wireless communication system which combines transmissions which utilize vertically polarized signals and horizontally polarized signals to extend communication range and/or system capacity.

2007023, Oct 4, 2007

Apr 4, 2006

11/397304

David McKay - Duluth GA, US
Donald Runyon - Duluth GA, US
Stephen Thompson - Norcross GA, US
James Maxwell - Atlanta GA, US

H04B 7/15

455011100

A wireless repeater that includes a universal server base unit and modular donor antenna options. The universal server base unit includes a base unit bidirectional amplifier, a server antenna, and a housing that accepts an internal donor antenna board or an internal adapter module connected to a cable port for receiving a coaxial cable connected to an external donor antenna. This allows the same universal server base unit to work with a variety of internal and external donor antenna options. In particular, the external donor antennas include outdoor swivel-mounted options including a helical circular polarization antenna, a dual polarization panel antenna, and a vertical polarization panel antenna. The donor antenna may include an optional donor bidirectional antenna located in or near the donor antenna and powered via the cable from the server base unit.

2022020, Jun 30, 2022

Dec 24, 2020

17/133996

- Armonk NY, US
Charles Thomas Rettner - San Jose CA, US
Michael Justin Beckley - San Jose CA, US
Russell A. Budd - North Salem NY, US
Vivekananda P. Adiga - Ossining NY, US
David C. Mckay - Ossining NY, US
Sarah Elizabeth Sheldon - Tarrytown NY, US

H03K 17/92
G06N 10/00

Devices and/or computer-implemented methods to facilitate a programmable and/or reprogrammable quantum circuit are provided. According to an embodiment, a device can comprise a superconducting coupler device having a superconducting fuse device that is used to alter the coupling of a first quantum computing element and a second quantum computing element.