Jeffrey D Bryant, 34Cambridge, MA

7559056, Jul 7, 2009

Feb 23, 2005

11/063951

Robert P. Boland - Wilmington MA, US
Peter Simonson - Greenville NH, US
Jeffrey F. Bryant - Londonderry NH, US
Douglas K. Dalrymple - Nashua NH, US
David R. Wardwell - Bedford NH, US

BAE Systems Information and Electronic Systems Integration Inc. - Nashua NH

G06F 9/45

717149

A reconfigurable distributed signal processing system uses an object-oriented component-framework architecture in which the system permits large-scale software reuse. This is accomplished by the use of a framework and a number of reusable, reconfigurable software components that are hardware independent.

8095927, Jan 10, 2012

Apr 14, 2009

12/386136

Robert P. Boland - Wilmington MA, US
Peter Simonson - Greenville NH, US
Jeffrey F. Bryant - Londonderry NH, US
Douglas K. Dalrymple - Nashua NH, US
David R Wardwell - Bedford NH, US

Wisterium Development LLC - Wilmington DE

G06F 9/445

717178

A signal intelligence system comprising a plurality of software components that are programmable to provide a signal intelligence function. The signal intelligence system includes a processor system having a plurality of interconnected processor devices and a plurality of processor managers that are connected to the processor devices and are configured to control software components associated with the processor devices. Further, the signal intelligence system has a framework manager that is configured to interact with the plurality of processor managers to control the processor devices and effectuate the signal intelligence function.

2004004, Mar 4, 2004

Aug 30, 2002

10/233338

Robert Boland - Wilmington MA, US
Peter Simonson - Greenville NH, US
Jeffrey Bryant - Londonderry NH, US
Douglas Dalrymple - Nashua NH, US
David Wardwell - Bedford NH, US

BAE SYSTEMS INFORMATION ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS INTEGRATION, INC.

G06F009/00

719/315000

A reconfigurable distributed signal processing system uses an object-oriented component-framework architecture in which the system permits large-scale software reuse. This is accomplished by the use of a framework and a number of reusable, reconfigurable software components that are hardware independent. The components communicate over a data fabric using open published APIs over one or more data communications mechanisms. Interchangeable software components are used that perform the signal processing. Interchangeability is assured by each component meeting a required interface in which the component inherits the required interface elements from component base classes. This use of inheritance to assure interface compliance also reduces the programming work required for developing a component. Most importantly, the interchangeable components are reconfigurable into various systems at runtime, as defined by a Plan. A Plan is a schematic of the configuration of the various components to be used to solve a particular signal processing problem which includes the list of components, what computer each component is to execute on, how the components are interconnected, and the initial parameter values of the components. The system functionality and capability can be reconfigured at runtime based on a Plan read by a software element of the framework, the Framework Manager. Moreover, the source code for the components is platform independent. The system is able to use heterogeneous commercial off-the-shelf hardware to minimize equipment costs and lower non-recurring engineering costs as well. The system uses the object-oriented programming and software development to reduce time to market and to ensure program success while at the same time exploiting a standard development methodology.

2012008, Apr 12, 2012

Dec 15, 2011

13/327661

Robert P. Boland - Wilmington MA, US
Peter Simonson - Greenville NH, US
Jeffrey F. Bryant - Londonderry NH, US
Douglas K. Dalrymple - Nashua NH, US
David R. Wardwell - Bedford NH, US

G06F 9/54

719328

A signal intelligence system comprising a plurality of software components that are programmable to provide a signal intelligence function. The signal intelligence system includes a processor system having a plurality of interconnected processor devices and a plurality of processor managers that are connected to the processor devices and are configured to control software components associated with the processor devices. Further, the signal intelligence system has a framework manager that is configured to interact with the plurality of processor managers to control the processor devices and effectuate the signal intelligence function

4176012, Nov 27, 1979

Jan 10, 1978

5/868440

Jeffrey J. Bryant - Shawnee KS

C02B 106

202172

An impure liquid is continuously distilled in a deaerated conduit arranged in a coil to present adjacent loops in heat exchange relationship. The conduit is divided by a partial partition into a distilland trough and a distillate trough, the latter being on the outside of each loop. The impure liquid is introduced into the distilland trough for flow therealong and vaporization, and the resultant vapor crosses over to the distillate trough due to centrifugal force and condensation within the distillate trough. As the vapor condenses in the distillate trough, the heat of condensation is transferred to the distilland trough of the adjacent downstream loop and to the incoming liquid flowing in a feed tube lying in the distillate trough. Spaced obstructions to vapor flow in the distillate trough and flow guide fins are employed to increase efficiency. A number of coils may be stacked to provide a multi-unit distillation system.