Ronald Kunkel - Jim Falls WI, US David Barneson - Eleva WI, US Jane E. Novacek - Eau Claire WI, US Steven C. Nelson - Fall Creek WI, US Randy W. Wickman - Cadott WI, US Jagdish T. Madhav - Morton Grove IL, US
An electro-optical converter assembly is described. The electro-optic converter includes an optically transparent substrate with a plurality of alignment apertures and an optical device disposed on a first planar surface of the optically transparent substrate in alignment with the plurality of alignment apertures so that an axis of transmission of the optical device passes directly through the optically transparent substrate.
Filament Temperature Measuring Device With Fluid Velocity And Temperature Compensator System
Sam Paris - Chicago IL, US Jagdish Madhav - Morton Grove IL, US
International Classification:
G01K001/16 G01K001/00 G01K001/08
US Classification:
374/208000, 374/120000, 374/141000
Abstract:
A temperature measuring device having a baffle for measuring the temperature of a moving filament is disclosed. The temperature measuring device includes a body having an inlet and an outlet for entry and exit of the moving filament. The baffle precedes the inlet, and includes at least one fin and at least one aperture adapted to reduce a fluid film associated with the moving filament.
The present disclosure provides a directionally filtered indicator light, wherein a directional filter is applied to a light source that is controlled to emit light when a condition or series of conditions are met. The directional filter, in turn, regulates the transmission of light from the light source so that a first group of individuals, located within a viewing angle, are the only individuals able to see the transmitted light. In one example, the directionally filtered indicator light of the present disclosure allows an indicator light on the interior of a passenger aircraft to be viewed from outside the aircraft in direct sunlight while substantially eliminating the presence of transmitted light from a passenger seating area.
Method And Apparatus For Adjusting A Facsimile Document Scanner
Norman A. Jacobs - Arlington Heights IL Jagdish T. Madhav - Morton Grove IL
Assignee:
Teletype Corporation - Skokie IL
International Classification:
H04N 110
US Classification:
358285
Abstract:
A facsimile document scanner 10 is illustrated which includes an optical system 23 having a folded optical path 40 and an adjustable lens system 42. A test pattern 60 in the form of a plurality of alternate light and dark stripes 64, 66 is focused upon a linear photodiode array 50 mounted in an integratd circuit pack 51. The number of light and dark stripes 64, 66 is equal to the number of photodiodes in the linear photodiode array 50 across the document width. For adjustment purposes, an oscilloscope 70 is connected to a serial output from the integrated circuit pack 50 and the position of the lens system along the optical path 42 is adjusted and a corresponding adjustment is made to the pointer of the lens holder 45 within the lens housing 43 to obtain the desired image size and focus. The position of the diode array 50 is adjusted with respect to the focused image 72, 74 to obtain the maximum display amplitude.
Apparatus, Systems, And Methods For Providing A Rearward View Of Aircraft
Apparatus, systems, and methods for providing a rearward view of an aircraft. The system, apparatus, and methods include one or more cameras disposed on an aft portion of a fuselage of the aircraft, a heads-up display is within a cockpit of the aircraft, and a heads-up control. The heads-up control receives image data from the one or more cameras and generates an image on the heads-up display based on the image data from the one or more cameras to provide a rearward view of an area behind the aircraft. The heads-up control may be configured to determine when an aerial object is within a predetermined range behind the aircraft and responsively generate the image on the heads-up display based on the image data from the one or more cameras to provide a rearward view of an area behind the aircraft in which the aerial object is located.
Display Assembly Having A Feature Illuminating System
- Chicago IL, US Jagdish T. Madhav - Bothell WA, US John C. Beckman - Everett WA, US
Assignee:
THE BOEING COMPANY - CHICAGO IL
International Classification:
B60K 35/00 G06F 1/16 F21V 8/00
Abstract:
A display assembly includes a front panel including a feature. A light source is behind the front panel. A light guide header is coupled to the light source. One or more fiber optic strands are coupled to the light guide header and routed proximate to one or more portions of the feature. The light guide header is configured to receive a portion of light emitted by the light source and guide the portion of the light into the one or more fiber optic strands to illuminate the one or more portions of the feature.
- Chicago IL, US Jagdish T. Madhav - Bothell WA, US
Assignee:
The Boeing Company - Chicago IL
International Classification:
G02B 6/38 G02B 6/44
Abstract:
In general, certain embodiments of the present disclosure provide an adapter for routing, supporting and protecting a filamentary medium from sharp bends and kinking. According to various embodiments, an adapter is provided comprising a body having an entrance end, the entrance end including a hemi-toroidal portion to form a through-hole in the body for receiving a distal portion the filamentary medium. In some embodiments, a proximal portion of the filamentary medium bends over a curved surface of the hemi-toroidal portion away from the through-hole while the distal portion of the filamentary medium is passed through the through-hole.
- Chicago IL, US Jagdish T. Madhav - Bothell WA, US
Assignee:
The Boeing Company - Chicago IL
International Classification:
G02B 6/38 G02B 6/44 B64C 1/06 B64D 11/00
Abstract:
In general, certain embodiments of the present disclosure provide an adapter for routing, supporting and protecting a filamentary medium from sharp bends and kinking. According to various embodiments, an adapter is provided comprising a body having an entrance end, the entrance end including a hemi-toroidal portion to form a through-hole in the body for receiving a distal portion the filamentary medium. In some embodiments, a proximal portion of the filamentary medium bends over a curved surface of the hemi-toroidal portion away from the through-hole while the distal portion of the filamentary medium is passed through the through-hole.
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