Kaiser Permanente Medical Group 1650 Response Rd RM 2A2B, Sacramento, CA 95815 (916)6144357 (phone), (916)6144381 (fax)
Kaiser Permanente Medical GroupKaiser Permanente-Cosmetic Services 2288 Auburn Blvd STE 205, Sacramento, CA 95821 (916)9736100 (phone), (916)6414569 (fax)
Education:
Medical School Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Graduated: 2003
Procedures:
Ophthalmological Exam
Languages:
English Spanish
Description:
Dr. Oh graduated from the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in 2003. He works in Sacramento, CA and 1 other location and specializes in Ophthalmology and Plastic Surgery. Dr. Oh is affiliated with Kaiser Permanente.
The present invention provides a portable, pocket sized speakerphone device adaptable for use with a cellular telephone, and a method for making such a device. The device reduces howling, including echoing and feedback, sufficiently to enable use of the device as a telephone speakerphone. To reduce howling, one or more of the following may be utilized: attenuation circuitry; sound insulation means; positioning the loudspeaker and the microphone of the device such that the outlet of the loudspeaker for emitting sound from the loudspeaker faces in the same direction as the outlet of the microphone for receiving sound into the microphone, and such that a line extending between the outlet of the loudspeaker and the outlet of the microphone would form a right angle with a line extending in the direction of the outlet of the loudspeaker and the outlet of the microphone face.
Method For Controlling Audio Signals To An Fm Transmitter And A Loudspeaker Of A Hands-Free Adapter
Daniel S Rokusek - Long Grove IL, US Sang Y Oh - Lake Zurich IL, US David A Vanyek - Libertyville IL, US Kevin L Weirich - Algonquin IL, US
Assignee:
Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL
International Classification:
H04M 1/00
US Classification:
455570, 455 306, 4555691
Abstract:
A method () for controlling audio signals to an FM transmitter and a loudspeaker of a hands-free adapter first sends a first audio signal to the loudspeaker () and measures and records a loudspeaker audible artifact such as echo return loss () and/or echo tail length (). Next, the hands-free adapter sends a second audio signal to the FM transmitter and the loudspeaker () and measures and records an FM transmitter and loudspeaker audible artifact such as echo return loss () and/or echo tail length (). If the FM transmitter and loudspeaker audible artifact minus the loudspeaker audible artifact is greater than a threshold (), the hands-free adapter sends a third audio signal to the FM transmitter only (), and if the FM transmitter and loudspeaker audible artifact minus the loudspeaker audible artifact is not greater than the threshold, the hands-free adapter sends the third audio signal to both the FM transmitter and the loudspeaker ().
Network Pairing Of Wireless Communication Devices Through One Or More Intermediate Devices
Shawn Michael Jones - Cary IL, US Jeremy Thomas Jobling - Deerfield IL, US Sang Yoon Oh - Lake Zurich IL, US
Assignee:
MOTOROLA, INC. - LIBERTYVILLE IL
International Classification:
H04Q 7/24
US Classification:
370338
Abstract:
A system and method for network pairing with two or more wireless communication devices, in which each device includes a wireless transceiver. For each device, the wireless transceiver has indirect communication with the other communication device via a first ad hoc connection to an intermediate communication device, and is capable of direct communication with the other communication device via a second ad hoc connection. The wireless transceivers of the wireless communication devices exchange network address information needed for paired communication between the devices, thus minimizing the need to search and discovery for paired communication.
A cassette adapter for coupling audio signals from an external source to a cassette player for reproduction by the cassette player. The adapter is user-configurable for use in cassette players of the side-load and front-load type. Additionally, the user-configurability of the adapter overcomes problems inherent in prior art adapters, such as the tendency for the fraying and cutting of the connections between the prior art adapters and the sources of the audio signals. The adapter includes a cassette-shaped housing, a record head disposed in the housing in a position substantially adjacent to a playback head of the cassette player when the adapter is inserted in the cassette player, a connector detachably connectable to a complementary connector, the connector positioned along a peripheral wall of the housing, and a conductive circuit coupled to the record head and the connector.
Louis Lundell - Buffalo Grove IL Sang Y. Oh - Schaumburg IL
Assignee:
Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL
International Classification:
H04M 100
US Classification:
379428
Abstract:
A modular housing system (100) comprises a first housing unit (102), a second housing unit (104), and a clamp (600). The first housing unit (102) has a first bottom wall (610) and a first side wall (108). The second housing unit (104) has a second bottom wall (612) and a second side wall (116). The first housing unit (102) defines a first channel (702) which borders the first side wall (108) and includes an first opening (703) along the first bottom wall (610). The second housing unit (104) defines a second channel which borders the second side wall (116) and includes a second opening along the second bottom wall (612). The clamp (600) has a longitudinally extending U-shape defining a base (800), a first attachment wall (802), and a second attachment wall (804). For optionally attaching the first and second housing units (102, 104), the first attachment wall (802) insertably attaches within the first channel (702) and the second attachment wall (804) insertably attaches within the second channel.
Cordless Telephone Apparatus Switchable Between Desktop And Wall Mount
Louis J. Lundell - Buffalo Grove IL Sang Y. Oh - Schaumburg IL Terron C. Newman - Country Club Hills IL
Assignee:
Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL
International Classification:
H04M 100
US Classification:
379446
Abstract:
A telephone apparatus (100) includes a base (102) and a handset (104) configurable in a desktop mode and a wall mount mode. Spring loaded detents (132, 134) in the base (102) engage recesses in the handset (104) in wall mount mode to securely retain the handset (104) in a pocket (101) in the base. The base includes a switchable detent mechanism (170) for retracting the detents (132, 134) in response to an actuator (150) when the base (102) is switched from wall mount mode to desktop mode. Thus, the detents (132, 134) do not interfere with the handset (104) when the handset (104) is placed in or withdrawn from the pocket (101).
Dell since 2011
Sr. Product Manager, Mobility Software Product Planning
Motorola Mobile Devices 2008 - 2011
Sr. Product manager, Device Experience Planning
Motorola Mobile Devices 2007 - 2008
Sr. Mgr, Advanced Technology and Product Planning
Motorola Mobile Devices 2005 - 2007
Sr. Manager, 3GSM Portfolio Management & Strategy
Motorola Mobile Devices 2004 - 2005
Lead Program Manager, Companion Products Division
Education:
Northwestern University 1996 - 1998
MS, Management
Carnegie Mellon University 1990 - 1994
BS, Mechanical Engineering
Skills:
Product Management Strategy Cross Functional Team Leadership Mobile Devices Management Product Development Wireless Program Management Business Development User Experience Design Enterprise Software Portfolio Management Mobile Communications Project Management Telecommunications Six Sigma Cloud Computing