Robert D Rose

Address:

3727 Logan Dr, Loveland, CO 80538

Phone:

(970)6693216

VIN:

2G4WC582471185698

Make:

BUICK

Model:

LACROSSE

Year:

2007

US Patent:

8368385, Feb 5, 2013

Filed:

Sep 25, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/566956

Inventors:

Aaron M. Barton - Erie CO, US
James S. Ignowski - Fort Collins CO, US
Pablo Lopez - Fort Collins CO, US
Mondira Pant - Westborough MA, US
Rex Petersen - Fort Collins CO, US
Robert Rose - Hudson MA, US
Sean Welch - Bellingham MA, US

Assignee:

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

International Classification:

G01R 19/14
G01R 31/3187

US Classification:

324133, 3247503

Abstract:

Methods and systems to detect droop events on-chip, which may include a sensor circuit located adjacent to a voltage node to convert a corresponding voltage to a digital count or value indicative of the voltage. The sensor circuit may include an n-stage ring oscillator and an asynchronous counter. The sensor circuit may include circuitry to capture and convert a phase associated with a count to a binary fractional value to increase voltage resolution. Multiple counts associated with the node may be evaluated at the node to identify minimum and maximum counts and corresponding time stamps. More complex evaluation and control circuitry may be shared amongst a plurality of sensor circuits and may include circuitry to generate and compare counts to one or more variable thresholds, circuitry to average counts over time, and memory to store state values associated with the sensors.

US Patent:

20130191754, Jul 25, 2013

Filed:

Jan 24, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/357316

Inventors:

Robert Brett Rose - Boulder CO, US

International Classification:

G06F 3/01

US Classification:

715732, 715730

Abstract:

Systems and methods for sequencing electronic files include generating a first file sequence and one or more alternative file sequences. An alternative file sequence may be generated based in part on a characteristic of a file in the first sequence. The first and alternative sequences may be used in an electronic slideshow that allows a user to switch between file sequences. In some implementations, which alternative file sequences are generated may be determined based in part on a prediction of characteristics that may be of interest to a user.

US Patent:

47654627, Aug 23, 1988

Filed:

Feb 1, 1984

Appl. No.:

6/575898

Inventors:

Robert D. Rose - Englewood CO

Assignee:

Communications Packaging Corporation - Denver CO

International Classification:

B65D 7900

US Classification:

206 4513

Abstract:

A notebook for storing computer disks and documentation related thereto is disclosed. The notebook includes an articulated four-piece cover. A front cover is hingeably connected through a spine to a back cover, which back cover is hingeably connected to an overlay cover. A storage receptacle including two mated portions is attached to an inner surface of the back cover and overlay cover for receipt of computer disks. An outer surface of the overlay cover includes a binder assembly to releasably hold loose-leaf documentation related to the computer disk being used. At the proximate edge of the overlay cover, on the surface opposite the surface to which the binding assembly is mounted, is formed a means for receiving a free edge of the front cover. The notebook therefore can assume a storage position in which the overlay cover lies adjacent to the back cover, sealing a computer disk in the storage receptacle, and an easel position, the free edge of the front cover being insertable into the receiving means of the overlay cover, supporting the documentation at an elevated position with respect to the back cover.

US Patent:

47936339, Dec 27, 1988

Filed:

Jul 31, 1987

Appl. No.:

7/080675

Inventors:

Robert D. Rose - Denver CO

International Classification:

B42D 302
G09F 504
B65D 7300
A47B 4106

US Classification:

281 45

Abstract:

A support device for bound materials, such as a notebook binder holder pages of computer software documentation, holds the bound materials in two distinct positions. In a first position, front and back covers, along free edges thereof, are received by tracks in the support device which hold the front and back covers in a substantially parallel position to each other. The support device is otherwise essentially open so that the entire spine and substantially all of the front and back covers are easily seen. In a second position, one side of the support device includes a pair of angled notches formed therein which receives lower free edges of the front and back covers. Turning the support device onto its other side, allows the user of the device to place the bound materials in the second position, supported in the notches in an open, raised or easel position for easy access and use. Means for spreading covers of the bound materials apart and into the parallel position includes a guide wall which gradually separates one cover from the other cover. The guide wall is relatively lower in height than inside walls of the device which define tracks for the free edges of the covers.

US Patent:

46872264, Aug 18, 1987

Filed:

Jul 9, 1986

Appl. No.:

6/883616

Inventors:

Robert D. Rose - Denver CO

International Classification:

B42D 1700
B42D 100
A47B 2300

US Classification:

281 45

Abstract:

A support device for bound materials, such as a notebook binder holding pages of computer software documentation, holds the bound materials in two distinct positions. In a first position, front and back covers, along free edges thereof, are received by slots in the support device which hold the front and back covers in a substantially parallel position to each other. The support device is otherwise essentially open so that the entire spine and substantially all of the front and back covers are easily seen. In a second position, one side of the support device includes a pair of angled notches formed therein which receive lower free edges of the front and back covers. Turning the support device onto its other side allows the user of the device to place the binder in the second position, supported in the notches in an open, raised or easel position for easy access and use.

US Patent:

41634748, Aug 7, 1979

Filed:

Jun 9, 1977

Appl. No.:

5/805063

Inventors:

Robert D. MacDonald - Phoenix AZ
Robert K. Rose - Burnt Hills NY
John W. Papsdorf - Lake Orion MI

Assignee:

E. I. Du Pont de Nemours and Company - Wilmington DE

International Classification:

F28F 140

US Classification:

165179

Abstract:

Fluid-carrying tubes for a heat exchanger are provided with internal longitudinal fins formed separately from the tube itself. One form utilizes individual elongated V-shaped strips biased radially outwardly by an annular sheet metal spring, with the tips of the fins brazed to the inner surface of the tube wall. Second and third embodiments utilize a one-piece corrugated sheet metal cylinder rather than individual strips, but with adjacent fins being almost completely severed from each other to provide sharp edge contact between the tips of the fins and the tube wall for optimum brazing. Either the fins or tube inner wall is clad with a lower-melting point material which permits furnace brazing of the fin tips to the tube wall. All three forms have longitudinally spaced holes and slots to enhance heat exchange by inducing transverse fluid flow through the fins and to allow liquid levels to equalize.

US Patent:

D2818345, Dec 24, 1985

Filed:

Jun 1, 1983

Appl. No.:

6/500032

Inventors:

Robert D. Rose - Englewood CO
Kenneth J. Phillips - Castle Rock CO

Assignee:

Communications Packaging Corporation - Denver CO

US Classification:

D 3 35

US Patent:

60619848, May 16, 2000

Filed:

Jul 30, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/126563

Inventors:

Robert L. Rose - Phoenix AZ

International Classification:

E04C 252

US Classification:

522201

Abstract:

A plurality of struts extend upwardly from a subfloor and a plurality of racks interconnect selected rows of struts for supporting transmission lines and/or conduits. Each strut is formed of four orthogonally oriented C-channels having the edge of each leg curled inwardly to define a lip extending toward the base and each rack includes a similar C-channel. Each end of each rack is detachably attached to a C-channel of a strut by a bolt penetrating a plate at the rack end and threadedly engaging a nut captured in the C-channel of the strut. The transmission lines and conduits are secured to any of the C-channels of the struts and the racks by clamps having distal ends of two sections captured by the respective C-channel and an attachment mechanism securing the proximal ends of the sections to one another to retain the transmission lines and conduit clamped between the two sections. Disassembly of the transmission lines and conduits from the respective C-channels and disassembly of the racks from the struts involves unsecuring the proximal ends of each clamp from one another and withdrawing the distal ends of each clamp from the C-channel and disengaging the bolt from the captured nut.