Michael V Spiegel

US Patent:

7288062, Oct 30, 2007

Filed:

Mar 12, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/801168

Inventors:

Michael Spiegel - Miami Beach FL, US

International Classification:

A61N 2/02

US Classification:

600 9

Abstract:

An apparatus for creating therapeutic charge transfer in tissue includes a coil. The coil generates a changing magnetic field to induct an electric field in the tissue exceeding 10 mV/cm when the coil is 5 cm from the tissue. Preferably, the magnetic field has a growth phase and a decay phase and a duration of the growth phase is at least ten times a duration of the decay phase. The apparatus can include a control circuit to control a current fed to the coil. The control circuit includes two subcircuits and a switch for switching between a first of the subcircuits and a second of the subcircuits; preferably, a λ of the second subcircuit is at least ten times a λ of the first subcircuit. To generate the therapeutic effect, the coil should have a duty cycle of at least ten percent.

US Patent:

20030093028, May 15, 2003

Filed:

Nov 9, 2001

Appl. No.:

10/035854

Inventors:

Michael Spiegel - Miami Beach FL, US

International Classification:

A61N001/22
A61N001/18

US Classification:

604/020000, 607/003000

Abstract:

An apparatus and method utilize changing magnetic fields created either by arrays of spatially translating permanent magnets or by a series of sequentially energized electromagnets. The time changing magnetic fields induce electric currents throughout a treated volume of human blood, bone, tissue, organs, or nerves. A first method utilizes permanent magnets mounted in a sequential stepwise manner and moved in space so that the movement and subsequent changing field strength of such magnets will induce an Electromotive force. The electromotive force will induce an electron current in the infused volume that is directly proportional to the strength of the magnetic field and the velocity of that field relative to the electrons at each point of the infused volume. A second method utilizes a series of electromagnets fitted closely together and sequentially energized to effect a uniformly increasing induced magnetic field in the treatment volume.

US Patent:

20080139765, Jun 12, 2008

Filed:

May 31, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/807867

Inventors:

Michael Spiegel - Caldwell NJ, US
John Imperante - Califon NJ, US
Anthony J. O' Lenick - Dacula GA, US

International Classification:

A61K 31/78
C08F 20/06

US Classification:

526220, 5262321, 5263185

Abstract:

The present invention relates generally to improvements of wear resistant cosmetic compositions. Specifically, this invention relates to a cosmetic composition containing particular copolymers with glass transition temperatures greater than 70 Celsius that demonstrate enhanced wear in combination with a smooth, non-tacky feel. Since most carrier solvents formulated into cosmetics are weak solvents with high boiling points and slow evaporation rates the applied films remain wet and tacky resulting in poor cosmetic performance. The polymers of the present invention overcomes this deficiency due to the high Tg associate with the polymer which yields an apparent faster dry time in the applied coating thus improving the cosmetic's film integrity.

US Patent:

20080287730, Nov 20, 2008

Filed:

Oct 30, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/928860

Inventors:

Michael Spiegel - Miami Beach FL, US

Assignee:

Advatech Corporation - West Palm Beach FL

International Classification:

A61N 2/02

US Classification:

600 9

Abstract:

An apparatus for creating therapeutic charge transfer in tissue includes a coil. The coil generates a changing magnetic field to induct an electric field in the tissue exceeding 10 mV/cm when the coil is 5 cm from the tissue. Preferably, the magnetic field has a growth phase and a decay phase and a duration of the growth phase is at least ten times a duration of the decay phase. The apparatus can include a control circuit to control a current fed to the coil. The control circuit includes two subcircuits and a switch for switching between a first of the subcircuits and a second of the subcircuits; preferably, a λ of the second subcircuit is at least ten times a λ of the first subcircuit. To generate the therapeutic effect, the coil should have a duty cycle of at least ten percent.

US Patent:

20140051798, Feb 20, 2014

Filed:

Aug 15, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/586123

Inventors:

Michael D. SPIEGEL - Elmwood Park NJ, US
Charles B. RYBNY - Doylestown PA, US

Assignee:

PENN COLOR, INC. - Doylestown PA

International Classification:

C08F 16/06
C09D 11/10
C08L 29/04

US Classification:

524557, 525 59

Abstract:

The present invention provides a durable, external surfactant free, cationic, water based jet ink polymer which when formulated into an ink jet ink results in a printing that has an excellent adhesion to metal or plastic substrates. Such a jet ink polymer is suitable performance replacement of solvent soluble polymers currently in commercial use. The hybridized copolymer comprises a hydrophobic functional polymeric backbone comprised of a polysiloxane polymer, a polyolefin polymer, or a functional polyvinyl polymer. The hybridized copolymer also comprises a plurality of copolymeric side chains attached to the backbone, comprising a polymerizable amine-containing unsaturated monomer, and a polymerizable unsaturated monomer. The use of the inks of the present invention enhances performance criteria such as print-head open time, ink stability, and resistance to typical water based cleaners.

US Patent:

RE358266, Jun 23, 1998

Filed:

Apr 5, 1995

Appl. No.:

8/417143

Inventors:

Michael S. Spiegel - Miami Beach FL

Assignee:

Advatech Research & Development, Inc. - West Palm Beach FL

International Classification:

C02F 148

US Classification:

210695

Abstract:

A fluid treatment system. Iadd. and method. Iaddend. for changing the rates of growth of certain crystals and other solids formed within a fluid is disclosed herein. The apparatus includes a variable speed motor having a shaft, and a wheel assembly mounted on the shaft. The wheel assembly includes two circular ferro-magnetic disks separated from each other on the shaft a pre-determined distance to form a gap, and a ferro-magnetic spacer member concentrically arranged about the shaft and located in the gap between the disks. An array of magnets is concentrically arranged in a circular pattern about the shaft on the inner surface of each of the disks with the polarity of the inner pole faces of the magnets on one of the disks bang the same as each other and the polarity of the inner pole faces of the magnets on the other of the disks being the same as each other but opposite to the polarity of the inner pole faces of said magnets on the one disk. An elongated fluid conduit having a U-shaped non-magnetic portion is located in the gap formed by the disks between the inner pole faces of the magnets, the U-shaped non-magnetic portion of the conduit being hollow so as to have no obstruction for continuous fluid flow therethrough, wherein sufficient magnetic force is provided by the combination of the strength of the magnets, velocity of the fluid, and rotation of the magnets to accomplish beneficial effects on impurities in the fluid.

US Patent:

52000710, Apr 6, 1993

Filed:

Jan 9, 1992

Appl. No.:

7/818516

Inventors:

Michael S. Spiegel - Miami Beach FL

Assignee:

Quantum Systems International, Inc. - Miami Beach FL

International Classification:

C02F 148

US Classification:

210222

Abstract:

A fluid treatment system for changing the rates of growth of certain crystals and other solids formed within a fluid is disclosed herein. The apparatus includes a variable speed motor having a shaft, and a wheel assembly mounted on the shaft. The wheel assembly includes two circular ferro-magnetic disks separated from each other on the shaft a pre-determined distance to form a gap, and a ferro-magnetic spacer member concentrically arranged about the shaft and located in the gap between the disks. An array of magnets is concentrically arranged in a circular pattern about the shaft on the inner surface of each of the disks with the polarity of the inner pole faces of the magnets on one of the disks being the same as each other and the polarity of the inner pole faces of the magnets on the other of the disks being the same as each other but opposite to the polarity of the inner pole faces of said magnets on the one disk. An elongated fluid conduit having a U-shaped non-magnetic portion is located in the gap formed by the disks between the inner pole faces of the magnets, the U-shaped non-magnetic portion of the conduit being hollow so as to have no obstruction for continuous fluid flow therethrough, wherein sufficient magnetic force is provided by the combination of the strength of the magnets, velocity of the fluid, and rotation of the magnets to accomplish beneficial effects on impurities in the fluid.

US Patent:

42248892, Sep 30, 1980

Filed:

Dec 7, 1978

Appl. No.:

5/967451

Inventors:

Michael S. Spiegel - Miami Beach FL

Assignee:

Separate Reality, Inc. - Miami Beach FL

International Classification:

B63B 120

US Classification:

114 39

Abstract:

A sailing-multihull hull shape is disclosed which is designed to produce hydrodynamic lift in addition to static buoyant displacement lift. The dynamic lift is generated in direct proportion to the horizontal surface area times the square of the velocity of this surface through the water. High-lift, relatively low drag horizontal surface area is provided by a series of horizontal steps on V-shaped amas (sponsons or pontoons) and preferably on the center hull, if any. The width of the steps preferably increases from the keel up, so that the widest is nearest the deck. To reduce drag through wake induced turbulence, it is also preferred to rotate back into the basic V-hull shape so that at the stern there are no visible steps. The enhanced lift produced by the steps can significantly increase the stability and righting moment of the sailing-multihull, and allow a greater load carrying ability with less reduction of speed.