Russell L Fischer, Age 58Jackson Twp, NJ

8625986, Jan 7, 2014

Sep 27, 2006

11/527618

Ronald A. Skoog - Shrewsbury NJ, US
Thomas Clyde Banwell - Howell NJ, US
Haim Kobrinski - Colts Neck NJ, US
Sarry Habiby - Middletown NJ, US
Joel W. Gannett - Atlantic Highlands NJ, US
Russell Fischer - Bernardsville NJ, US

TTI Inventions A LLC - Wilmington DE

H04B 10/08

398 26, 398 28, 398 29

A method and system to economically monitor an optical OOK signal that can detect perceptible changes in signal quality and identify the type of optical impairment causing the change. The invention requires a new and novel combination of known techniques to create an eye diagram of the transmitted pulse in a wavelength division multiplexing systems and then removing the noise from the eye diagram. Economy of operation is achieve by using asynchronous sampling techniques for generating the eye diagram. The resulting “cleaner” eye diagram is then analyzed to identify any changes in performance. In the preferred embodiment, the analysis is conducted on histograms generated from eye diagram, the histograms are computed at a number of points across the optical signal pulse period.

2004014, Jul 29, 2004

Jan 15, 2004

10/757854

Russell Fischer - Bernardsville NJ, US

G06F019/00

702/032000

A method and apparatus for predicting cardiac dysfunction simultaneously assesses the modulation of the rate of atrial depolarization and the modulation of the rate of ventricular depolarization to monitor the interaction of the sino-atrial and atrio-ventricular pacemakers of the heart. The atrial and ventricular rate signals are formed from fiducial markers in the electrocardiogram or intracardiac electrogram corresponding to atrial and ventricular depolarization. The rate signals are characterized with a measure of their modulation, and are then compared to predict episodes of cardiac dysfunction.

2007011, May 17, 2007

Oct 16, 2006

11/549862

Russell Fischer - Bernardsville NJ, US
Joseph Ferraro - Robbinsville NJ, US
Prince Lal - Stamford CT, US
Hugh Lusted - Brownsville CA, US

A61B 5/04
A61B 5/00

600544000, 128903000, 600559000, 600546000

A wireless apparatus and method for the measurement and monitoring of bioelectric signal patterns associated with EEG, EOG and EMG readings is provided. The apparatus is comprised of at least one measurement device employing the use of three bioelectric sensing electrodes, wherein at least one of the electrodes is configured for secure placement within the ear canal of an individual under medical surveillance. Acoustic stimulation may be provided directly into the ear canal of the individual via an auditory stimulus emitted from the measurement device for evoking brain activity and the subsequent measurement of bioelectric signal patterns associated with the evoked activity.

2010022, Sep 9, 2010

Mar 9, 2010

12/720140

Russell J. Fischer - Bernardsville NJ, US
George Collier - Califon NJ, US

TELCORDIA TECHNOLOGIES, INC. - Piscataway NJ

H04Q 5/22
G06F 3/048

340 104, 715709

A computer implemented method and system for assisting a person with completion of a task. The method comprises recognizing one or more objects in an environment associated with said task; presenting media that demonstrates a use of the one or more objects associated with said task to the person; and interacting with the person throughout said task to measure progress towards the completion of the task. The system comprises a processor; a knowledge base operable to store state information, rules, attributes and associations, associated with an environment, objects associated with the environment, and one or more users; a server module operable to recognize one or more objects in an environment associated with said task, present media that demonstrates a use of the one or more objects associated with said task to the person, and interact with the person throughout said task to measure progress towards the completion of the task.

5265639, Nov 30, 1993

Dec 22, 1992

7/995610

Ronald L. Tobia - Tinton Falls NJ
Russell J. Fischer - North Plainfield NJ

BOC Health Care, Inc. - Liberty Corner NJ

G05D 1606

137103

A magneto-pneumatic timing device is disclosed that provides a pressure signal alternating between a high and a low pressure output signal. The duty cycle may be varied as well as the overall cycle time. A magnetically biased flexible diaphragm divides a chamber into a pair of subchambers and the differential pressure between the subchambers is controlled to cause the flexible diaphragm to pull away from the magnetic bias to one position and to return to its biased position. Control of the output pressure signal is carried out by varying the resistance in certain of the pneumatic passages that are part of the control function for the differential pressure. The device is relatively simple and inexpensive to construct and features very few moving parts, thus it is reliable and capable of high production, low cost manufacture.

5550089, Aug 27, 1996

Mar 23, 1994

8/217332

Niloy K. Dutta - Colonia NJ
Russell J. Fischer - Berkeley Heights NJ
Neil E. J. Hunt - Scotch Plains NJ
Matthias Passlack - New Providence NJ
Erdmann F. Schubert - New Providence NJ
George J. Zydzik - Columbia NJ

Lucent Technologies Inc. - Murray Hill NJ

H01L 2100
H01L 2102
H01L 21302
H01L 21463

437225

An optoelectronic lII-V or II-VI semiconductor device comprises a thin film coating with optical characteristics providing low midgap interface state density. A field effect device for inversion channel applications on III-V semiconductors also comprises a thin dielectric film providing required interface characteristics. The thin film is also applicable to passivation of states on exposed surfaces of electronic III-V devices. The thin film comprises a uniform, homogeneous, dense, stoichiometric gallium oxide (Ga. sub. 2 O. sub. 3) dielectric thin film, fabricated by electron-beam evaporation of a single crystal, high purity Gd. sub. 3 Ga. sub. 5 O. sub. 12 complex compound on semiconductor substrates kept at temperatures ranging from 40. degree. to 370. degree. C. and at background pressures at or above 1. times. 10. sup. -10 Torr.

5731581, Mar 24, 1998

Mar 13, 1995

8/403161

Russell John Fischer - Summit NJ
Clement Lim Yu - Plainsboro NJ
Patrick Francis Crane - Boulder CO
Stephen Daniel Walker - Boulder CO

Ohmeda Inc. - Liberty Corner NJ

G01N 2135
G01N 2117

25033913

The gas sample identification apparatus transmits at least one beam of light of predefined frequency band through a gas sample present in a gas sampling chamber. The presence and concentration of various agents in the gas sample are determined by a linear variable filter that selectively passes the light beam transmitted through the gas sample chamber to an array of detectors. The detectors are positioned to receive only a narrow passband component of the light beam. The output signals from the array of detectors is processed by a multivariate statistical processor to accurately identify both the presence and concentration of one or more agents contained in the gas sample.

5265638, Nov 30, 1993

Dec 22, 1992

7/995391

Russell J. Fischer - North Plainfield NJ
Ronald L. Tobia - Tinton Falls NJ
Michael D. Leshner - Columbia MD

BOC Health Care, Inc. - Liberty Corner NJ

G05D 1606

137103

An intermittent suction device for removing fluids from a patient where the duty cycle between the OFF and ON cycles is controlled by a magnetically susceptible diaphragm that switches back and forth between first and second positions, representing ON and OFF positions, by controlling the differential pressure across the diaphragm. The diaphragm is biased toward it first position by a permanent magnet that acts to attract the flexible diaphragm. The device has few moving parts and its duty cycle and overall cycle times are easily adjusted by the user.