Michael E Quinn, 44Los Angeles, CA

7314781, Jan 1, 2008

Nov 5, 2003

10/702875

Brett J. Campbell - Hatfield PA, US
Patrick J. Carberry - Laury's Station PA, US
Jason P. Goodelle - Allentown PA, US
Michael Francis Quinn - Allentown PA, US

LSI Corporation - Milpitas CA

H01L 21/60

438111, 438123, 438466, 438617, 257E23025

A method of making a packaged electrical device comprises the steps of (a) connecting one end of a wire to a first point (e. g. , a first electrical node) in the package, and (b) connecting the other end of the wire to a second point (e. g. , a second electrical node) in the package, characterized by (c) causing energy from an external source to heat at least one predetermined segment of the wire to a temperature that is below its melting point (MP) but not below its recrystallization temperature (RCT), and (d) cooling the heated segment to a temperature below its RCT [e. g. , to room temperature (RT)], thereby to increase the stiffness modulus of the segment. In one embodiment, the external source is a laser whose optical output is absorbed by the segment. In another embodiment, the heated segment is rapidly cooled (i. e. , quenched) to RT.

7500014, Mar 3, 2009

May 7, 2003

10/431010

David Jacobson - Durham NC, US
Roopesh R. Varier - Sunnyvale CA, US
Michael J. Quinn - Campbell CA, US

Packeteer, Inc. - Sunnyvale CA

G06F 15/173

709239, 709240, 709242

Methods, apparatuses and systems allowing for network link state mirroring in intermediate network devices. A variety of intermediate network devices disposed between two network devices are operationally transparent to the two network devices. For example, a bandwidth management device disposed between a gateway router and a LAN hub or switch, is operationally transparent, to both network devices since the bandwidth management device, pacing or otherwise controlling packet flows, does not alter the essential routing or switching functions of the devices. The present invention promotes or enhances this operational transparency by mirroring the link state detected at a first network interface on other network interfaces. This functionality is highly useful in today's network topologies where information regarding failure of a link can be used to re-route traffic, alert a network administrator, and the like.

D687543, Aug 6, 2013

Dec 20, 2012

29/440257

Atul Patel - Laflin PA, US
Richard Cronenberg - Mahwah NJ, US
Michael Quinn - East Hanover NJ, US
Asif Fayyaz - Mahwah NJ, US

Becton, Dickinson and Company - Franklin Lakes NJ

2402

D24113

4632125, Dec 30, 1986

Jan 13, 1984

6/570631

William E. Webler - Santa Ana CA
Edward E. Elson - Anaheim CA
Michael D. Quinn - El Toro CA

American Hospital Supply Corp. - Deerfield IL

A61B 502

128692

An apparatus for injecting a fluid into the heart and making temperature measurements within the pulmonary artery comprising an elongated flexible tube having a distal end portion, a temperature sensor mounted on the distal end portion, a peripheral wall, at lest one lumen extending longitudinally within the tube and an injectate port opening in the peripheral wall proximally of the temperature sensor. The tube can be advanced through a vein, the right atrium and the right ventricle to place the distal end portion in the pulmonary artery and the injectate port in the right atrium facing generally toward the inferior vena cave. The temperature sensor is oriented on the distal end portion so as to materially reduce the likelihood that it will contact the wall of the pulmonary artery during use.