A gimbal system. The gimbal system may include space-saving features configured to accommodate one or more payload components, thus increasing the payload capacity of the gimbal ball without necessarily increasing the outer dimensions of the gimbal ball. Alternatively, or in addition, the gimbal system may include a motor configured to move at least one gimbal relative to another gimbal about a first axis, with the motor peripherally mounted distal the axis.
Gregory D. Dent - Hillsboro OR, US Kevin E. Jones - Portland OR, US William H. Taylor - South Deerfield MA, US James H. Weaver - West Linn OR, US John M. Wiltse - Lake Oswego OR, US
Assignee:
FLIR Systems, Inc. - Wilsonville OR
International Classification:
G02B 23/00
US Classification:
359421
Abstract:
Optical systems, including apparatus and methods, for obtaining images, particularly with multiple fields of view. These systems may utilize a plurality of optical components with different optical axes, where the optical axes may be selectively rotated into alignment with an imaging axis to obtain images having various discrete fields of view.
A spatially efficient kinematic mirror mount for mounting a mirror or other optical element to a housing. The kinematic mirror mount may include three spaced-apart constraint structures, positioned at or near the outer perimeter or circumference of the mirror. The constraint structures constrain the mirror to lie within a plane, typically the x-y plane defined by the orientation of the housing, substantially without overconstraining the mirror. To accomplish this, each of the three constraint structures may constrain the mirror in the x-y plane by independently providing a tangential constraint to the mirror. The constraint structures may include a tab, coupled to the mirror by a flexure, and a fastening assembly for securing the tab to the housing.
Christopher J. Aicher - Tigard OR, US Gregory D. Dent - Hillsboro OR, US Bruce Ellison - Lake Oswego OR, US James H. Weaver - West Linn OR, US John M. Wiltse - Lake Oswego OR, US
Assignee:
FLIR Systems, Inc. - Wilsonville OR
International Classification:
H02K 33/00 H02K 41/02 F16M 11/12 G03B 17/00
US Classification:
310 38, 310 1229, 396428
Abstract:
A gimbal system. The gimbal system may include space-saving features configured to accommodate one or more payload components, thus increasing the payload capacity of the gimbal ball without necessarily increasing the outer dimensions of the gimbal ball. Alternatively, or in addition, the gimbal system may include a motor configured to move at least one gimbal relative to another gimbal about a first axis, with the motor peripherally mounted distal the axis.
Apparatus And Method For Drop Size Modulated Ink Jet Printing
Ronald F. Burr - Wilsonville OR Eric C. Segerstrom - Portland OR Christine M. Greb - Lake Oswego OR John M. Wiltse - Portland OR Joseph D. Hart - Vancouver WA
Assignee:
Xerox Corporation - Stamford CT
International Classification:
B41J 2938 B41J 2045
US Classification:
347 11
Abstract:
An apparatus and method provide on-demand drop volume modulation by utilizing a single transducer driving waveform to drive an ink jet. The driving waveform includes at least a first portion and a second portion that each excites a different modal resonance of ink in an ink jet orifice to produce ink drops having different volumes. A control signal is applied to the driving waveform to actuate the selected portion of the waveform to eject the desired ink drop volume for a given pixel. The control signal also cancels the non-selected portion(s) of the waveform to avoid extraneous excitation of the transducer.
- Fremont CA, US Andrew H. Breninger - Hillsboro OR, US John Michael Wiltse - Lake Oswego OR, US Brian Lewis Ratliff - Hillsboro OR, US David James Shusteric - San Jose CA, US
International Classification:
H01J 37/32 G02B 7/00
Abstract:
Plasma viewports for high-temperature environments in semiconductor processing equipment are disclosed; such view-ports may use a triple-window design, with each window providing particular functionality.
- Fremont CA, US Timothy Scott Thomas - Wilsonville OR, US Matthew B. Schick - Pflugerville TX, US John Michael Wiltse - Lake Oswego OR, US Sean M. Donnelly - Portland OR, US Michael John Selep - Portland OR, US
International Classification:
C23C 16/455
Abstract:
Showerheads for semiconductor processing equipment are disclosed that include various features designed to promote thermal control of the showerhead in high-temperature applications.
Showerhead With Faceplate Having Internal Contours
- Fremont CA, US Andrew Geier Melton - Portland OR, US Stephen Topping - Portland OR, US John Michael Wiltse - Lake Oswego OR, US
International Classification:
C23C 16/455
Abstract:
Showerheads for semiconductor processing equipment are disclosed that include various features designed to reduce nonuniformity and adjust deposited film profiles.
Flir Systems, Inc. Laboratory Analytical Instruments
27700 Sw Parkway Ave, Charbonneau, OR 97070
John Wiltse Operations Executive
Wyoming Tribune-Eagle Advertising Agencies
702 W Lincolnway, Cheyenne, WY 82001
John Wiltse Mechanical Designer
FLIR Systems Electrical/Electronic Manufacturing · Mfg Search/Navigation Equipment Analytical Instruments · Mfg Search/Navgatn Equip Mfg Analytical Instr · Mfg Search/Navigation Equipment Mfg Analytical Instruments · Search and Navigation Equipment, Nsk · Photographic and Photocopying Equipment Manufacturing · Industrial Process Variable Instruments · Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and N
27700 SW Pkwy Ave, Wilsonville, OR 97070 2390 E Camelback Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85016 160 Greentree Dr #101, Dover, DE 19904 Wilsonville, OR 97070 (503)4983547, (503)4983153, (800)3223731, (503)6843731