Christian C Curtis, Age 558747 Iris St, Arvada, CO 80005

7265938, Sep 4, 2007

Jun 26, 2003

10/604120

Karl M. Armagost - Clearwater FL, US
Edwin J. Wadsworth - Longmont CO, US
Neal A. Downey - Longmont CO, US
Christian C. Curtis - Thornton CO, US
Matthew T. Starr - Lafayette CO, US
Ray D. Heineman - Longmont CO, US

Spectra Logic Corporation - Boulder CO

G11B 15/657

360 92

The present invention provides a magazine-based data cartridge library that, in one embodiment, comprises a plurality of shelves that are capable of holding a plurality of data cartridge magazines, one or more drives, a magazine transport for moving magazines within the cabinet, and a cartridge transport for moving data cartridges between a magazine and a drive.

7400469, Jul 15, 2008

Sep 16, 2003

10/605222

Matthew Thomas Starr - Lafyette CO, US
Christian Cameron Curtis - Thornton CO, US
Ray Dean Heineman - Gig Harbor WA, US

Spectra Logic Corporation - Boulder CO

G11B 15/675

360 92

The present invention provides a magazine-based library that is capable of operating on a magazine data storage element comprised of a plurality of hard disk drives and an interface that allows data to be transferred between the hard disk drives and a host computer. One embodiment of the library comprises a plurality of shelves that are each capable of supporting at least one magazine data storage element, one or more drives, and a magazine transport that is capable of moving a magazine data storage element between any one of the shelves and any one of the drives. The present invention also provides a magazine data storage element drive that is capable of being used in stand-alone mode, i. e. , outside of a magazine-based library.

7719790, May 18, 2010

Jan 23, 2007

11/626253

Karl Martin Armagost - The Village FL, US
Edwin Jack Wadsworth - Longmont CO, US
Neal Arthur Downey - Longmont CO, US
Christian Cameron Curtis - Thornton CO, US
Matthew Thomas Starr - Lafyette CO, US
Ray Dean Heineman - Gig Harbor WA, US

Spectra Logic Corporation - Boulder CO

G11B 15/68

360 921, 360 9806, 369 3039, 369 304, 369 3042, 369 3063

An operator alterable space is described, for use with a data storage library. The library has a frame substantially defines an interior environment and is exposed to an exterior environment. The operator alterable space is adapted to accommodate either a drive module that is capable of storing data to a magazine storage element or a shelf module capable of accommodating at least the magazine storage element whereby the magazine storage element can be disposed in the shelf module. The operator alterable space is accessible from the exterior environment for installing either the shelf module or the drive module via an opening in the frame. The operator alterable space is also accessible to a magazine transport from the interior environment, wherein the magazine transport is capable of moving the magazine storage element to the operator alterable space.

7768739, Aug 3, 2010

Dec 8, 2006

11/608533

Matthew Thomas Starr - Lafyette CO, US
Christian Cameron Curtis - Thornton CO, US
Ray Dean Heineman - Gig Harbor WA, US

G11B 15/68
G11B 21/08
G11B 7/085

360 921, 369 3039, 369 3042, 369 3083

Described herein is a mobile data storage magazine for interacting with a docking station. The magazine can include a magazine frame containing a plurality of operatively interconnected disk drives, a first contact element associated with the magazine frame capable of conducting electrical power to at least one of the plurality of disk drives when engaged with a second contact element associated with the docking station wherein the first and second contact elements are adapted to cooperate in a non male/female relationship. The magazine can further comprise a first communication element capable of conducting data between at least one of the plurality of disk drives and the docking station when the first communication element is operatively linked to a second communication element associated with the docking station.

2004026, Dec 30, 2004

Jun 26, 2003

10/604108

Neal Downey - Longmont CO, US
Samuel Guleff - Superior CO, US
Christian Curtis - Thornton CO, US

SPECTRA LOGIC CORPORATION - Boulder CO

G11B015/68

360/092000

The present invention provides a magazine-based data cartridge library that, in one embodiment, comprises a plurality of shelves that are capable of holding a plurality of data cartridge magazines, one or more drives, a magazine transport for moving magazines within the cabinet, and a cartridge transport for moving data cartridges between a magazine and a drive.

2004026, Dec 30, 2004

Jun 26, 2003

10/604119

Karl Armagost - Clearwater FL, US
Ray Heineman - Longmont CO, US
Edwin Wadsworth - Longmont CO, US
Neal Downey - Longmont CO, US
Christian Curtis - Thornton CO, US
Matthew Starr - Lafayette CO, US

SPECTRA LOGIC CORPORATION - Boulder CO

G11B015/68

360/092000

The present invention provides a magazine-based data cartridge library that, in one embodiment, comprises a plurality of shelves that are capable of holding a plurality of data cartridge magazines, one or more drives, a magazine transport for moving magazines within the cabinet, and a cartridge transport for moving data cartridges between a magazine and a drive.

2015015, Jun 4, 2015

Dec 4, 2013

14/096097

- ENGLEWOOD CO, US
CHRISTIAN CURTIS - ENGLEWOOD CO, US

ARROW ELECTRONICS, INC. - ENGLEWOOD CO

B60Q 1/14
H05B 33/08

A light providing improved visibility during adverse conditions includes an array of discrete lights distributed over a surface. The discrete lights are configured to distribute directional light over a three-dimensional space. A regulation and multiplexing circuit is coupled to the array of discrete lights and configured to power discrete lights such that the regulation and multiplexing circuit strobes the discrete lights in accordance with environmental conditions to reduce or eliminate perceived streaking of precipitation or debris to improve operator visibility.

2015006, Mar 12, 2015

Sep 12, 2013

14/025376

- ENGLEWOOD CO, US
Christian Curtis - Englewood CO, US

ARROW ELECTRONICS, INC. - ENGLEWOOD CO

A61M 15/00
G01L 7/02
G01L 7/08

12820314, 73730, 29846

A pressure sensitive device includes a ring having a central axis, first side and second side. The ring includes a dielectric portion parallel to the central axis and between the first and second sides. A flexible membrane is connected to a periphery of the ring on the first side, the flexible membrane including a conductive portion. A perforated membrane is connected to a periphery of the ring on the second side. The perforated membrane is spaced apart and electrically isolated from the flexible membrane by the ring below a threshold pressure differential across the pressure sensitive device. The perforated membrane includes an opening therethrough and a conductive portion facing and corresponding to the conductive portion of the flexible membrane such that a threshold pressure differential across the pressure sensitive device causes deflection between the conductive portions of the flexible membrane and the perforated membrane to change an electrical property.