Steven Summers - Hudson NH, US Thomas Horgan - Rowley MA, US
International Classification:
H01Q013/10 G01R027/00
US Classification:
324095000
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for substantially reducing the problems associated with prior methods and apparatus for measuring the RF characteristics of electronic circuitry. The method and apparatus allow “in-package” testing of microwave modules, or subassemblies, without the need for additional test fixtures. Preferably, the testing is based on a discontinuous transmission line and at least one waveguide. The discontinuous transmission line electrically isolates two or more modules so that they may be tested individually. The discontinuous transmission line may then be connected using, for example, a ribbon bond. Once the transmission line is connected, the two modules may be capable of communicating with one another. One advantage of the method and apparatus is that the RF characteristics of one or more modules may be determined in their actual operating environment. Another advantage is that there is substantially little detrimental affect on the performance of the modules and the overall circuit due to the discontinuous transmission line or waveguides.
The residents who died in the fire were Nicole Finlay, David Bragdon Jr., Ashley Thomas, Christopher Conlee and Maelisha Jackson. Steven Summers was hospitalized and died two days later. All of the victims were in their 20s. Several other people were able to escape.
The fire killed Nicole Finlay, David Bragdon Jr., Ashley Thomas and Christopher Conlee, along with Topsham resident Maelisha Jackson. Rockland resident Steven Summers was hospitalized and died two days later. Several others were able to escape.
Portland and Caribou that claimed a total of 10 lives. The Nov. 1 Portland blaze was an apartment fire that killed Nicole Finlay, David Bragdon Jr., Ashley Thomas and Christopher Conlee, all of Portland; Maelisha Jackson, of Topsham; and Steven Summers, of Rockland. It is still under investigation.
Date: Jan 01, 2015
Category: U.S.
Source: Google
Rockland man dies of injuries from Portland house fire, becoming 6th fatality
Steven Summers, 29, died at 5:29 p.m. at Massachusetts General Hospital, according to Maine State Police spokesman Stephen McCausland. Summers was severely burned during the fire Saturday morning on Noyes Street. Also killed in the blaze were Christopher Conlee, David Bragdon Jr., and Ashley Thomas,
The one person critically injured in the fire was identified as 29-year-old Steven Summers of Rockland. McCausland said Summers was visiting friends at the house when the fire broke out Saturday morning following a Halloween party the night before. Summers was in Massachusetts General Hospital on Su
Date: Nov 03, 2014
Category: U.S.
Source: Google
Portland Police Release Identities of Fire Victims
Meanwhile, Steven Summers, 29, of Rockland, is still being treated for severe burns at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. Summers managed to escape by jumping from a second-story window, witnesses said. Seven other people escaped the burning building unharmed.
The badly injured victim has been identified as 29-year-old Steven Summers of Rockland. It is said that Summers was visiting friends at the house when the fire broke out. He is currently being treated for severe burns at the Massachusetts General Hospital.
McCausland identified the injured victim as 29-year-old Steven Summers of Rockland, and said Summers was visiting friends at the house when the fire broke out. There were reports that he jumped out of a second-story window to escape the flames. Summers was in Massachusetts General Hospital on Sunday