Teno P Cipri

US Patent:

44791100, Oct 23, 1984

Filed:

Jan 18, 1982

Appl. No.:

6/340263

Inventors:

Teno P. Cipri - Sunnyvale CA

International Classification:

B60R 2500

US Classification:

340 63

Abstract:

A vehicle burglar alarm characterized by an arming circuit including a transition detector coupled to a door switch, and a divide-by-two and latching coupled to the transition detector; and a timing circuit responsive to the output of the arming circuit. The transition detector is polarity independent and develops a positive pulse for either a negative going or positive going transition at its input. The divide-by-two and latching preferably includes a first astable multivibrator which develops a negative going output signal after two transition signal pulses are received from the transition detector, and a second astable multivibrator responsive to the negative going output signal of the first multivibrator and operative to enable the timing circuit and simultaneously latch the first multivibrator. Thus, the timing circuit is enabled only after the vehicle's door is opened and then subsequently closed.

US Patent:

20150149122, May 28, 2015

Filed:

Nov 22, 2014

Appl. No.:

14/551006

Inventors:

Teno Cipri - San Jose CA, US

International Classification:

G01M 99/00
G01M 13/00

US Classification:

702190, 702189

Abstract:

A handheld measurement device incorporating both a data collector and an analyzer is disclosed. The data collector of the device receives one or more external input signals and stores the data collected for later retrieval and analysis. In one embodiment these input signals are received from sensors used to collect measurements in machine systems for predictive maintenance purposes. The analyzer using software routines in accordance with a method of the present invention retrieves and processes the collected data using filtering techniques and performs calculations that determine the absence or presence of a machine system defect. Additionally, the handheld measurement device includes a display for providing a user with one or more different visual presentations of the calculated results with respect to the collected measured data or alternatively provides the user the option of transferring the calculated results either directly or wirelessly to the display used with any other computer system.