Eric Scott Hall

US Patent:

7978656, Jul 12, 2011

Filed:

Mar 25, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/055019

Inventors:

Nileshkumar J. Parekh - San Diego CA, US
Rajesh Kumar - San Diego CA, US
Maksim (Max) Krasnyanskiy - San Diego CA, US
Eric Hall - San Diego CA, US

Assignee:

QUALCOMM Incorporated - San Diego CA

International Classification:

H04L 12/28
H04L 12/56

US Classification:

370331, 370394

Abstract:

Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate maintaining consistent radio-link layer protocol (RLP) sequence numbers in the event of an RLP sequence number reset. An offset can be adjusted upon occurrence of the event to reflect a subsequent expected sequence number. The offset can be added to the RLP sequence numbers such that receiving devices and/or higher layer applications can operate without realizing the sequence number reset. Additionally, the offset can be synchronized among base stations to facilitate operability following handoff of the receiving device.

US Patent:

20210293709, Sep 23, 2021

Filed:

Mar 22, 2021

Appl. No.:

17/208169

Inventors:

- Indianapolis IN, US
Steven Michael Gann - Huntington Beach CA, US
Eric Darnell Hall - Huntington Beach CA, US
Tae Ho Hwang - Brea CA, US
John Lewis Morton - Canyon Lake CA, US
Anatoly Moskalev - Irvine CA, US
Bruce Alan Sargeant - Orange CA, US
Dennis Edwin Rieger - Hermosa Beach CA, US
Marinela Gombosev - Newport Beach CA, US
Mark David Van Cleve - Long Beach CA, US

International Classification:

G01N 21/64
G01N 35/10
G01N 35/00

Abstract:

Apparatuses and methods of optically analyzing fluid within a pipette are described herein. In an embodiment, an optical reader subassembly includes a housing including an internal area, a container configured to hold a fluid sample at a sample position in a light tight manner within the internal area of the housing, a light source configured to project light onto the fluid sample within the container, and an optical sensor configured to move between different sensor positions while the fluid sample remains stationary at the sample position, the different sensor positions including at least two of: (i) a first sensor position for taking a luminescence reading of the fluid sample; (ii) a second sensor position for taking a dark current or other background measurement; and (iii) a third sensor position for taking a fluorescence reading of the fluid sample.

US Patent:

20200371029, Nov 26, 2020

Filed:

Jul 28, 2020

Appl. No.:

16/940947

Inventors:

- Indianapolis IN, US
Taylor Addison Reid - Carlsbad CA, US
Linda Marie Trondle - Irvine CA, US
Victoria Hung - San Diego CA, US
Yi Luo - Long Beach CA, US
Dennis Edwin Rieger - Hermosa Beach CA, US
Evan Phillip McMenamy - Los Alamitos CA, US
Nanditha Raghavan - Costa Mesa CA, US
Douglas John Canfield - Ludington MI, US
Elaine Grace Taine - Anaheim CA, US
Edsel Lawrence Noche Sinson - Chino Hills CA, US
Scott William Vande Wetering - Long Beach CA, US
Teri Taylor - Irvine CA, US
Travis Knox - Long Beach CA, US
Fran Zulo Cuaresma Jacaine - Anaheim CA, US
James Weston - Haddington, GB
Jennifer Bao-Guey Chan - San Francisco CA, US
Stephanie TuVi Ortega - Santa Ana CA, US
Rachel Sarah Schell - Torrance CA, US
Ronald Norman Diamond - Anaheim Hills CA, US
Steven Michael Gann - Huntington Beach CA, US
Eric Darnell Hall - Garden Grove CA, US
Tae Ho Hwang - Brea CA, US
John Lewis Morton - Canyon Lake CA, US
Anatoly Moskalev - Irvine CA, US
Marinela Gombosev Stack - San Clemente CA, US
Bruce Alan Sargeant - Orange CA, US
Michelle Fredrika Forshager - Vancouver WA, US
Vanessa Camille Chua - Chino Hills CA, US
Kylie Wilson - Indianapolis IN, US

International Classification:

G01N 21/64
G01N 35/10
G01N 33/53
G01N 33/543
G01N 33/58
G01N 33/68
G01N 35/00
G01N 21/76
G01N 33/569
G01N 33/564

Abstract:

A quantitative method for diagnosing an autoimmune disease or an infectious disease comprising performing an automated diagnostic assay, comprising: incubating a capture reagent with a streptavidin-coated medium to form a solid phase complex, wherein the capture reagent is a biotinylated autoantigen or infectious disease antigen; washing the solid phase complex to remove excess capture reagent; incubating the solid phase complex with a serum sample to form an immune complex; washing the immune complex to remove any unbound sample; incubating the immune complex with a conjugate to create an immune-conjugate complex; washing the immune-conjugate complex to remove any unbound conjugate; introducing a substrate capable of generating a quantifiable response; and calibrating the response generated from introducing the substrate.

US Patent:

20180017590, Jan 18, 2018

Filed:

Feb 24, 2016

Appl. No.:

15/553504

Inventors:

- Indianapolis IN, US
Steve Michael Gann - Huntington Beach CA, US
Eric Darnell Hall - Huntington Beach CA, US
Tae Ho Hwang - Brea CA, US
John Lewis Morton - Canyon Lake CA, US
Anatoly Moskalev - Irvine CA, US
Bruce Alan Sargeant - Orange CA, US
Dennis Edwin Rieger - Hermosa Beach CA, US
Marinela Gombosev - Newport Beach CA, US
Mark David Van Cleve - Long Beach CA, US

International Classification:

G01N 35/02
G01N 21/01
G01N 35/10
G01N 35/00
G01N 35/04

Abstract:

Apparatuses and methods for washing a plurality of fluid samples are disclosed herein. In an embodiment, a system for washing a plurality of fluid samples respectively located within a plurality of cuvettes includes a rotor configured to rotate the plurality of cuvettes about an axis, a traveler mechanism located beneath the rotor, the traveler mechanism configured to move a plurality of magnets parallel to the axis of rotation of the rotor to position the plurality of magnets so that each cuvette of the plurality of cuvettes is located adjacent to at least one magnet of the plurality of magnets, and a wash system located above the rotor, the wash system configured to at least one of inject fluid into or aspirate fluid from the plurality of the cuvettes, while the plurality of magnets suspend magnetic particles located within each of the plurality of cuvettes.

US Patent:

20170370841, Dec 28, 2017

Filed:

Aug 22, 2017

Appl. No.:

15/682780

Inventors:

- Indianapolis IN, US
Steven Michael Gann - Huntington Beach CA, US
Eric Darnell Hall - Huntington Beach CA, US
Tae Ho Hwang - Brea CA, US
John Lewis Morton - Canyon Lake CA, US
Anatoly Moskalev - Irvine CA, US
Bruce Alan Sargeant - Orange CA, US
Dennis Edwin Rieger - Hermosa Beach CA, US
Marinela Gombosev - Newport Beach CA, US
Mark David Van Cleve - Long Beach CA, US

International Classification:

G01N 21/64

Abstract:

Apparatuses and methods of optically analyzing fluid within a pipette are described herein. In an embodiment, an optical reader subassembly includes a housing including an internal area, a container configured to hold a fluid sample at a sample position in a light tight manner within the internal area of the housing, a light source configured to project light onto the fluid sample within the container, and an optical sensor configured to move between different sensor positions while the fluid sample remains stationary at the sample position, the different sensor positions including at least two of: (i) a first sensor position for taking a luminescence reading of the fluid sample; (ii) a second sensor position for taking a dark current or other background measurement; and (iii) a third sensor position for taking a fluorescence reading of the fluid sample.

US Patent:

20170370928, Dec 28, 2017

Filed:

Aug 21, 2017

Appl. No.:

15/681647

Inventors:

- Indianapolis IN, US
Steven Michael Gann - Huntington Beach CA, US
Eric Darnell Hall - Huntington Beach CA, US
Tae Ho Hwang - Brea CA, US
John Lewis Morton - Canyon Lake CA, US
Anatoly Moskalev - Irvine CA, US
Bruce Alan Sargeant - Orange CA, US
Dennis Edwin Rieger - Hermosa Beach CA, US
Marinela Gombosev - Newport Beach CA, US
Mark David Van Cleve - Long Beach CA, US

International Classification:

G01N 33/564
G01N 21/64
G01N 21/76
G01N 33/53
G01N 33/569
G01N 33/58
G01N 33/68
G01N 35/10
G01N 35/00
G01N 33/543
G01N 35/04

Abstract:

Apparatuses and methods of optically analyzing fluid within a pipette are described herein. In an embodiment, an optical reader subassembly includes a pipette configured to aspirate and hold a fluid sample within its tip, a housing configured to receive at least the tip of the pipette through a reentrant seal so that the tip of the pipette is located in a light tight manner within an internal area, a light source positioned to be in proximity to the tip of the pipette when the tip of the pipette is received by the housing, the light source configured to project light through the tip of the pipette and onto the fluid sample held within the tip, and an optical sensor configured to take a reading of the fluid sample held within the tip of the pipette without any of the fluid sample being injected from the pipette.

US Patent:

20170212111, Jul 27, 2017

Filed:

Apr 7, 2017

Appl. No.:

15/482537

Inventors:

- Indianapolis IN, US
Taylor Addison Reid - Carlsbad CA, US
Linda Marie Trondle - Irvine CA, US
Victoria Hung - San Diego CA, US
Yi Luo - Long Beach CA, US
Dennis Edwin Rieger - Hermosa Beach CA, US
Evan Phillip McMenamy - Los Alamitos CA, US
Nanditha Raghavan - Costa Mesa CA, US
Douglas John Canfield - Ludington MI, US
Elaine Grace Taine - Anaheim CA, US
Edsel Lawrence Noche Sinson - Chino Hills CA, US
Scott William Vande Wetering - Long Beach CA, US
Teri Taylor - Irvine CA, US
Travis Knox - Long Beach CA, US
Fran Zylo Cuaresma Jacalne - Anaheim CA, US
James Weston - Haddington, GB
Jennifer Bao-Guey Chan - San Francisco CA, US
Stephanie TuVi Ortega - Santa Ana CA, US
Rachel Sarah Schell - Torrance CA, US
Ronald Norman Diamond - Anaheim Hills CA, US
Steve Michael Gann - Huntington Beach CA, US
Eric Darnell Hall - Garden Grove CA, US
Tae Ho Hwang - Brea CA, US
John Lewis Morton - Canyon Lake CA, US
Anatoly Moskalev - Irvine CA, US
Marinela Gombosev Stack - San Clemente CA, US
Bruce Alan Sargeant - Organe CA, US
Michelle Fredrika Forshager - Vancouver, CA
Vanessa Camille Chua - Chino Hills CA, US
Kylie Wilson - Indianapolis IN, US

International Classification:

G01N 33/569
G01N 21/76
G01N 33/58
G01N 21/64
G01N 33/564
G01N 33/53

Abstract:

A quantitative method for performing an automated diagnostic assay, comprising: incubating a capture reagent with a streptavidin-coated medium to form a solid phase complex; washing the solid phase complex to remove excess capture reagent; incubating the solid phase complex with a serum sample to form an immune complex; washing the immune complex to remove any unbound sample; incubating the immune complex with a conjugate to create an immune-conjugate complex; washing the immune-conjugate complex to remove any unbound conjugate; introducing a substrate capable of generating a quantifiable response; and calibrating the response generated from introducing the substrate.

US Patent:

20160217370, Jul 28, 2016

Filed:

Apr 4, 2016

Appl. No.:

15/090487

Inventors:

- San Diego CA, US
Oleg SINYAVSKIY - San Diego CA, US
Robert Howard KIMBALL - San Diego CA, US
Eric Martin HALL - San Diego CA, US
Jeffrey Alexander LEVIN - San Diego CA, US
Paul BENDER - San Diego CA, US
Michael-David Nakayoshi CANOY - San Diego CA, US

International Classification:

G06N 3/10

Abstract:

Apparatus and methods for developing parallel networks. Parallel network design may comprise a general purpose language (GPC) code portion and a network description (ND) portion. GPL tools may be utilized in designing the network. The GPL tools may be configured to produce network specification language (NSL) engine adapted to generate hardware optimized machine executable code corresponding to the network description. The developer may be enabled to describe a parameter of the network. The GPC portion may be automatically updated consistent with the network parameter value. The GPC byte code may be introspected by the NSL engine to provide the underlying source code that may be automatically reinterpreted to produce the hardware optimized machine code. The optimized machine code may be executed in parallel.