James J Tuttle, 6878 Malwood Ave, Dracut, MA 01826

7120721, Oct 10, 2006

Aug 27, 2002

10/228513

James M. Tuttle - Lunenburg MA, US
Douglas E. Peeke - Shrewsbury MA, US

EMC Corporation - Hopkinton MA

G06F 9/00
G06F 13/38
G02B 6/36

710305, 710 72, 385 55, 370464

First and second inputs are associated with a port. Logic produces indications to software to cause the first input and second input to appear as a single input to the software. The logic produces an indication that no signal is present on either the first input or the second input. When a port bypass controller is coupled to the port, the logic produces an indication that both the first and second inputs are bypassed. When the port bypass controller is coupled to a Fibre Channel arbitrated loop, the logic produces a first signal to control whether the first input is included on the Fibre Channel arbitrated loop or bypassed, and a second signal to control whether the second input is included in the Fibre Channel arbitrated loop or bypassed.

7194673, Mar 20, 2007

Dec 20, 2002

10/327338

James M. Tuttle - Lunenburg MA, US
Douglas E. Peeke - Shrewsbury MA, US
Geoffrey Reid - Waltham MA, US

EMC Corporation - Hopkinton MA

H03M 13/33
H03M 13/01

714775, 714700

Described are a storage system and method for detecting an intermittent loss of synchronization in communication signals received by an enclosure connected to a Fibre Channel loop. A control board produces a first signal representing a status of communication signals received by the control board. The first signal is in one of a plurality of logical states. A first logical state indicates that the status of the communication signals is invalid and a second logical state indicates that the status of the communication signals is valid. The control board includes a glitch-detection circuit that places a second signal in an asserted logical state when the first signal is in the first logical state during a time interval and holds the second signal at the asserted logical state when the first signal transitions from being in the first logical state to being in the second logical state during the time interval.

4212685, Jul 15, 1980

Dec 11, 1978

5/968104

James N. Tuttle - Bedford MA

Lea Manufacturing Company - Waterbury CT

C23B 902
C23F 714

148 61

The invention is for a process for providing a protective, color receptive coating over aluminum using chemical means without a requirement for the use of an electric current as in electrical anodizing. Absent conventional steps such as water rinses, the process comprises cleaning, including desmutting of the surface of an aluminum part as necessary, and treatment with an aqueous alkaline solution of ferric citrate for a time sufficient to provide the coating over the part. The treated aluminum part has enhanced corrosion resistance and the coating over the part acts as a base for other coatings such as paint, and is readily dyed.