Leonid Feldman Rozlyn A Feldman, 78221 Cypress Cir, Broomfield, CO 80020

6765212, Jul 20, 2004

Dec 20, 2001

10/023302

Alexander Goetz - Boulder CO
Brian Curtiss - Boulder CO
Robert J. Faus - Longmont CO
Leonid G. Feldman - Broomfield CO

Analytical Spectral Devices, Inc. - Boulder CO

G01J 502

25033911, 2503412

An inspection system for verifying package contents comprises a spectrometer having an input for receiving light energy and a light energy aggregator. The light energy aggregator comprises a light energy input terminal, a light energy output terminal, where the light energy output terminal is coupled to the spectrometer input, and at least two sample probes coupled to the light energy input terminal. Each of the sample probes is configured to direct light energy from a source to the light energy input terminal.

6894772, May 17, 2005

Dec 20, 2001

10/023395

Alexander Goetz - Boulder CO, US
Brian Curtiss - Boulder CO, US
Robert J. Faus - Longmont CO, US
Leonid G. Feldman - Broomfield CO, US

Analytical Spectral Devices - Boulder CO

G01N021/00

3562371, 356300, 356326, 356394, 250 3307, 25033911

A method of identifying non-conforming groups of items within a package, the package containing a plurality of groups of items, comprises obtaining a reference signal corresponding to a package containing conforming groups of items, obtaining a signal corresponding to each of the plurality of groups of items in the package, comparing the signal corresponding to each of the plurality of groups of items with the reference signal, determining whether any of the plurality of groups of items is nonconforming, and segregating the package based on whether the package contains a nonconforming group of items.

8164747, Apr 24, 2012

Dec 13, 2007

11/956245

Alexander F. H. Goetz - Boulder CO, US
Leonid G. Feldman - Broomfield CO, US
Thomas Ciupak - Longmont CO, US
Robert J. Faus - Longmont CO, US
Brian Curtiss - Boulder CO, US

ASD, Inc - Boulder CO

G01J 3/00

356300

A system and method for optical spectroscopic measurements is described. One embodiment includes a measurement head for optical spectroscopic measurements, the measurement head comprising an illumination source configured to illuminate a sample, a collection optic configured to view the sample, and an internal reference, wherein the internal reference can be illuminated by the illumination source and viewed by the collection optic.

2012024, Sep 27, 2012

Mar 23, 2012

13/429096

Robert J. Faus - Longmont CO, US
Leonid G. Feldman - Broomfield CO, US
Alexander F. H. Goetz - Boulder CO, US

ASD Inc. - Boulder CO

G01N 21/27

356416

A system and method for determining bias in a spectrometer is described. One embodiment includes a method for determining bias in a spectrometer system, the method comprising over-scanning a grating in a near-zero-response wavelength range; and determining a bias based on the over-scanning. This methodology allows for over-scanning a grating in a near-zero-response wavelength range as a substitute for using shutters or other mechanisms to block light from entering a detector in the system.

5679162, Oct 21, 1997

Mar 18, 1996

8/618256

Stephen F. Caffrey - Arvada CO
Ronald L. Smith - Boulder CO
Leonid Feldman - Broomfield CO

AMF Bowling, Inc. - Golden CO

B05C 100

118684

An apparatus applies dressing fluid to a bowling lane surface in a discrete pattern laterally across a plurality of zones on the bowling lane. A carriage, for movement along a bowling lane, has an applicator mounted thereon for applying the dressing fluid to the bowling lane surface. Dressing fluid is supplied from a reservoir by a plurality of pulse valves which supply the dressing fluid to a plurality of fluid dispersion chambers, each having an inlet connected to one of the pulse valves and having an outlet positioned to apply dressing fluid to the applicator. The outlet has a width equal to the width of one of the zones. A controller is provided for selectively activating each of the pulse valves to discharge a discrete amount of fluid dressing into each dispersion chamber. Each zone may be the width of one board across the bowling alley so that different discrete amounts of oil can be applied to each board. A method is provided to supply discrete amounts of bowling lane dressing to each of a plurality of zones wherein each zone is one board width or portion of a board width.

5629049, May 13, 1997

Mar 18, 1996

8/618255

Stephen F. Caffrey - Arvada CO
Ronald L. Smith - Boulder CO
Leonid Feldman - Broomfield CO

AMF Bowling, Inc. - Golden CO

B05D 128
A47L 102

427429

An apparatus applies dressing fluid to a bowling lane surface in a discrete pattern laterally across a plurality of zones on the bowling lane. A carriage, for movement along a bowling lane, has an applicator mounted thereon for applying the dressing fluid to the bowling lane surface. Dressing fluid is supplied from a reservoir by means off a plurality of pulse valves which supply the dressing fluid to a plurality of fluid dispersion chambers, each having an inlet connected to one of the pulse valves and having an outlet positioned to apply dressing fluid to the applicator. The outlet has a width equal to the width of one of the zones. A controller is provided for selectively activating each of the pulse valves to discharge a discrete amount of fluid dressing into each dispersion chamber. Each zone may be the width of one board across the bowling alley so that different discrete amounts of oil can be applied to each board. A method is provided to supply discrete amounts of bowling lane dressing to each of a plurality of zones wherein each zone is one board width or portion of a board width.

5641538, Jun 24, 1997

Oct 24, 1995

8/547171

Stephen F. Caffrey - Arvada CO
Ronald L. Smith - Boulder CO
Leonid Feldman - Broomfield CO
Steven W. Stuart - Arvada CO

AMF Bowling, Inc. - Golden CO

B05D 512

427 8

An apparatus applies dressing fluid to a bowling lane surface in a desired lane dressing pattern laterally across a plurality of zones on the bowling lane and longitudinally along a predetermined length of each of the zones. Each zone may be the width or a selected fractional width of one board across the bowling lane so that different discrete amounts of lane dressing can be applied to each board along a predetermined length. The apparatus includes a plurality of metering devices which supply lane dressing to corresponding lane dressing dispersion units which in turn supply lane dressing directly to an applicator. The applicator applies the lane dressing to the bowling lane according to the desired lane dressing pattern. A method is provided to supply discrete amounts of bowling lane dressing at desired incremental locations laterally across and longitudinally along a bowling lane. Further, a method is provided for calibration of the apparatus of this invention in order to achieve application of complex lane dressing patterns to the bowling lane.

5517709, May 21, 1996

Nov 10, 1994

8/337945

Stephen F. Caffrey - Arvada CO
Ronald L. Smith - Boulder CO
Leonid Feldman - Broomfield CO

AMF Bowling, Inc. - Golden CO

A47L 1103
A63D 510

15 98

An apparatus applies dressing fluid to a bowling lane surface in a discreet pattern laterally across a plurality of zones on the bowling lane. A carriage, for movement along a bowling lane, has an applicator mounted thereon for applying the dressing fluid to the bowling lane surface. Dressing fluid is supplied from a reservoir by a plurality of pulse valves which supply the dressing fluid to a plurality of fluid dispersion chambers, each having an inlet connected to one of the pulse valves and having an outlet positioned to apply dressing fluid to the applicator. The outlet has a width equal to the width of one of the zones. A controller is provided for selectively activating each of the pulse valves to discharge a discrete amount of fluid dressing into each dispersion chamber. Each zone may be the width of one board across the bowling alley so that different discrete amounts of oil can be applied to each board. A method is provided to supply discreet amounts of bowling lane dressing to each of a plurality of zones wherein each zone is one board width or portion of a board width.