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U.S. PATENTS FULLTEXT
1971 to 1975

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U.S. Patents Fulltext, produced by Dialog, provides access to the complete text of all patents issued (in electronic form) by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) from 1971 to 1975.

Each record contains all front-page information, including title, author(s), assignee(s), related applications, classification data, cited references, and abstract. The complete text of the original patent usually includes a description of drawings (but not the actual drawings), the background/field of invention, a brief summary of the invention, the detailed description/embodiment of the invention, examples, and all claims.

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U.S.Patents Fulltext includes granted U.S. utility patents, defensive publications, reissue patents, and statutory invention registrations (S.I.R.s). Design and Plant patents are not included in this time period.



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The full text of patents is obtained from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). Post-issuance legal status information is supplied by IFI/Plenum Data Corporation.



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Dates Covered: 1971 to 1975
File Size: Over 303,000 records as of October 2004
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    DIALOG(R)File 652:US Patents Fulltext 
    (c) format only 2002 The Dialog Corp. All rts. reserv. 
     
                 00803359 
  DT=  Utility 
  /TI  BIPOLAR DUAL-SLOPE ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERTER 
     
  PN=  PATENT NO.:  3,930,252 
  PD=,PY=  ISSUED:      December 30, 1975 (19751230) 
  /AU,AU=,CY=,ST=,CN=  INVENTOR(s): Storar, Robert C., Xenia, OH (Ohio), US (United States of 
                 America) 
  /PA,CO=,PA=  ASSIGNEE(s): United Systems Corporation, (A  U.S. Company or Corporation ), 
  /CO,CO=,CN=               Dayton, OH (Ohio), US (United States of America) 
  CK=  EXTRA INFO:  Assignment transaction [Reassigned], recorded February 18, 
                 1987 (19870218) 
                 Assignment transaction [Reassigned], recorded October 13, 
                 1987 (19871013) 
     
                            POST-ISSUANCE ASSIGNMENTS 
     
  /CO,CO=,RA=  ASSIGNEE(s): VIELKA CO., 450 WEST WILSON BRIDGE ROAD, SUITE 350, COLUMBUS, 
  /CO,CO=.RG=               OH., 43085, A CORP OF OH. 
                 Assignor(s): DIGITEC CORPORATION, A CORP OF DE. -- signed: 
                 12/16/1986 
                 Recorded:    February 18, 1987 (19870218) 
                 Reel/Frame:  004679/0012 
  RK=               Brief:       SECURITY INTEREST 
                 Rep.:        VORYS, SATER, ET AL SUITE 1111 1828 L STREET, 
                 N.W. WASHINGTON, DC., 20036 
    ASSIGNEE(s): DIGITEC CORPORATION 
                 Assignor(s): VIELKA CO. -- signed: 10/09/1987 
                 Recorded:    October 13, 1987 (19871013) 
                 Reel/Frame:  004781/0948 
                 Brief:       CHANGE OF NAME  EFFECTIVE FEB. 27, 1987 
                 Rep.:        BIEBEL, FRENCH & NAUMAN 2500 KETTERING TOWER 
                 DAYTON, OHIO 45423 
    ASSIGNEE(s): SYCON CORPORATION, A CORP. OF DE. 
                 Assignor(s): DIGITEC CORPORATION, A CORP. OF OHIO -- signed: 
                 10/09/1987 
                 Recorded:    October 13, 1987 (19871013) 
                 Reel/Frame:  004781/0952 
                 Brief:       MERGER  OHIO, EFFECTIVE MAY 7, 1987 
                 Rep.:        BIEBEL, FRENCH & NAUMAN 2500 KETTERING TOWER 
                 DAYTON, OHIO 45423 
     
  AN=  APPL. NO.:   5-427,953 
  AD=,AY=  FILED:       December 26, 1973 (19731226) 
  CL=  U.S. CLASS:  341-128 cross ref: 324-99 D 
  IC=  INTL CLASS:  [2] H03K 13-20 
     
                                 References Cited 
     
                              U.S. PATENT DOCUMENTS 
     
  CT=      2,798,667    7/1957   Spielberg et al.                       235-154 
  /RF,RF=      2,824,285    2/1958   Hunt                                 340-347NT 
        2,951,203    8/1960   Tillman et al.                       340-347AD 
        3,051,939    8/1962   Gilbert                              340-347NT 
     
         (...) 
     
     
  EX=  PRIMARY EXAMINER: Sloyan, Thomas J. 
  LR=  ATTORNEY, AGENT, OR FIRM: Gilster, Peter S. 
    CLAIMS:           27 
    EXEMPLARY CLAIM:  1 
    DRAWING PAGES:    2 
    DRAWING FIGURES:  2 
  AR=  ART UNIT:         236 
    FULL TEXT:        779 lines 
     
                                     ABSTRACT 
     
  /AB,/TX  A   bipolar  analog-to-digital  converter  system  is  disclosed  which  is 
    particularly  suited  as  a  digital  volt meter or digital multimeter. The 
    system   includes  an  integrator  and  a  solid  state  switching  circuit 
    alternately  connecting  to  and is directly proportional to the integrator 
    either  an  analog input signal of unknown magnitude and of either polarity 
    or  an analog reference signal of preselected magnitude and fixed polarity. 
    A  pulse generator supplies pulses at a constant rate to a digital counter. 
    Provision  is  included  for resetting the counter to a predetermined first 
    count  and for causing the switching means to apply the input signal to the 
    integrator  so that its output signal increases linearly from a reset value 
    while  the  counter advances from the first count to a predetermined second 
    count.  Circuitry  responsive  to  the  second  count  causes the switching 
    circuit  to apply the reference signal to the integrator so that its output 
    signal decreases linearly toward the reset value while the counter advances 
    from  the  second count toward a predetermined third count. The reset value 
    is  reached  prior to the third count for an analog input signal of a first 
    polarity  but  after  the third count if of an opposite polarity. A digital 
    display  and associated digital circuitry cause display of a decimal number 
    corresponding to the complement of the count in the counter when the output 
    signal from the integrator reaches the reset value prior to the third count 
    but  are  responsive  to the counter reaching the third count for causing a 
    display  of a decimal number corresponding to the true count in the counter 
    when the integrator output signal then reaches the reset value. The decimal 
    number  displayed  thus  digitally corresponds to the true magnitude of the 
    analog input signal. 
     
                           DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS 
     
  /DW,/TX    FIG.  1  is a schematic circuit diagram of an analog-to-digital converter 
    of the present invention; 
     
      FIG. 2 constitutes a series of traces which are representative of signals 
    at various points in the circuit. 
     
      Corresponding   reference   characters   indicate   corresponding   parts 
    throughout the drawings. 
     
                           BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 
  /SU,/TX    This  invention  relates generally to analog-to-digital signal conversion 
    systems  and  more  particularly to such systems of the bipolar type, i.e., 
    those which convert either positive or negative analog input signals. 
     
      The  present  disclosure  is  especially concerned with analog-to-digital 
    (A-to-D)  converters  of  the  type used for digital volt meters (DVM's) or 
    digital  multimeters  which  indirectly,  through  time  integration, first 
    convert  an  analog  input  signal  to  a function of time and subsequently 
    convert  by  means of a digital counter from the time function to a digital 
    number representative of the magnitude of the analog input signal. 
     
      Among  such  integration  converters, one of two different techniques has 
    typically  been employed, viz., the so-called single slope technique or the 
    so-called dual slope technique. 
     
          (...) 
                            SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION 
     
  /SU,/TX    Among  the objects of the present invention may be noted the provision of 
    an  improved  bipolar  analog-to-digital  converter;  a provision of such a 
    converter  of  the  dual  slope  type;  the  provision  of such a converter 
    employing  a  single  reference  source;  the provision of such a converter 
    which  does  not  require  analog  polarity  determining or analog polarity 
    sensing  circuits but which nevertheless converts an analog input signal of 
    either  polarity,  the polarity being unknown, to a digital number which is 
     
         (...) 
    DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT 
     
  /EM,/TX    Referring  now  to  FIG.  1, a preferred embodiment of the bipolar A-to-D 
    converter  system  of  this invention is adapted to convert an analog input 
    signal,  i.e.,  a  voltage  E  sub  in,  of unknown magnitude (but within a 
    preselected  range)  to  a  digital  form  and  to  display  this magnitude 
    digitally  as a decimal number. For this purpose, it is preferred to employ 
    multi-segment   LED  display  devices.  Illustrated  are  sevensegment  LED 
    numerical  display devices ND1, ND2, ND3 and ND4 for the four digits to the 
    right  of  a  decimal  point (not shown), each such device being adapted to 
    play  digits  1  through 0. These may each be of the commercial type MAN 1A 
    for  example,  available  from  Monsanto  Commercial  Products  Company.  A 
    four-segment  polarity  and numerical overflow LED display device ND5 (such 
    as  commercial type MAN 1001A from the same source) displays the digit 1 to 
    the  left  of  the  decimal  point and the polarity (+) or (-) of the input 
    signal. Hence, a number from -1.9999 to +1.9999 can be displayed. 
     
           (...) 
     
    What is claimed is: 
     
  /CM,/TX    1. A bipolar dual-slope analog-to-digital converter system for converting 
    an  analog  input  signal  of unknown polarity to a decimal number which is 
    directly proportional to said analog input signal, said system comprising: 
     a.  an  integrator for providing an output signal which is proportional to 
    the  time  integral  of  the  magnitude  with  respect  to  a single analog 
    reference  of  preselected  magnitude and polarity of signal applied to the 
    input thereof; 
     b.  solid state switching means for alternately connecting to the input of 
    said  integrator  either  a  first  signal corresponding to an analog input 
    signal  of unknown magnitude and of either positive or negative polarity or 
    a second signal constituting said single analog reference; 
     c.  a  pulse  generator  for  supplying pulses at a substantially constant 
    pulse repetition rate; 
     d. a digital counter for counting said pulses; 
     e.  automatic  means  for  effecting determination of the polarity of said 
     
          (...) 


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None None None All Basic Index Fields Word S ANALOG
/AB AB None Abstract Word S ANALOG(1W)DIGITAL/AB
/AN AN None Application Number1,2 Word S 427953/AN
S 427,953/AN
/AU AU None Author/Inventor1 Word S ROBERT(1N)STORAR/AU
/CM CM None Claims Word S CONVERTER(W)SYSTEM/CM
/CO CO None Company (Assignee)1 Word S UNITED(W)SYSTEMS/CO
/DW DW None Brief Description of Drawings Word S CIRCUIT(W)DIAGRAM/DW
/EM EM None Preferred Embodiment Word S ANALOG(W)INPUT/EM
/PA PA None Patent Assignee1 Word S UNITED(W)SYSTEMS/PA
/PN PN PN (14) Patent Number1,2 Word S 3930252/PN
S 3,930,252/PN
/RF RF None Cited References3 Word S HUNT/RF
/SU SU None Summary/Background of Invention Word S DIGITAL(W)VOLT(W)METER?/SU
/TI TI TI (60) Title Word S ANALOG(W)DIGITAL(W)CONVERTER/TI
/TX TX None All Text Word S DISPLAY(W)DEVICE?/TX

1 Searchable in the Basic Index and in the Additional Indexes.

2 Application numbers and patent numbers can be searched with or without the country code and with or without punctuation. In addition, application numbers can be searched with the USPTO series number, e.g. S AN=7-403,972 or with a trailing year, e.g., S AN=US 403972-1989.

3 To search information pertaining to cited patents, i.e., inventor, U.S. class, and publication date, use RF=. To search text of non-patent citations, use /RF.


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AC= AC None Application Country Phrase S AC=US
AC= PR None Priority Application Country Phrase S AC=FR/PR
AD= AD None Application Date4,5 Phrase S AD=19731226
S AD=197312
S AD=1973
AD= AD None Application Date (Main)4,5 Phrase S AD=19731226/MP
S AD=197312/MP
AD= PR None Priority Application Date4,5 Phrase S AD=19731226/PR
S AD=197312/PR
AD= RA None Related Application Date4,5 Phrase S AD=19651019/RA
S AD=196510?/RA
AD= RE None Application Date of Original Patent in Reissue Records4,5 Phrase S AD=19651007/RE
S AD=196510?/RE
AN= AN None Application Number1,2,5 Phrase S AN=427953
S AN=5-427,953
S AN=US 427953-1973
AN= AN None Application Number (Main)1,2,5 Phrase S AN=427953/MP
S AN=5-427,953/MP
AN= PR None Priority Application Number1,2,5 Phrase S AN=1-123455/PR
S AN=JP 73113457/PR
AR= AR None Art Unit Phrase S AR=236
AU= AU None Author/Inventor1 Phrase S AU=STORAR ROBERT?
AU= AU None Author/Inventor Country Phrase S AU=US
AY= AD None Application Year Phrase S AY=1973
CE= CE None Field of Search Phrase S CE=340-384
S CE=340680
S CE=340
CK= CK None Assignee Code (Original Assignee)6 Phrase S CK=42458
CL= CL None U.S. Class Phrase S CL=340-384
S CL=340384
S CL=340
CN= CN None Named Country7 Phrase S CN=JP
S CN=UNITED STATES?
CO= CO None Company (Assignee)1 Phrase S CO=VIELKA?
CT= CT None Cited Patents2,3,5,8 Phrase S CT=2798667
S CT=US 2279667
S CT=DE 474900
CY= CY None City9 Phrase S CY=SCOTTSDALE
DD= DD None Disclaimer Date Phrase S DD=19741105
DT= DT None Document Type Phrase S DT=REEXAMINED
EN= PA None Entity of Assignee Phrase S EN=NON U S INDIVIDUAL
S EN=U S COMPANY?
EX= EX None Name of Examiner Word
& Phrase
S EX=(SLOYAN(2N)THOMAS)
S EX=SLOYAN, THOMAS J.
GI= GI None Statement of Government Interest Word S GI=(SUPPORT(S)GOVER?)
IC= IC None International Patent Class10 Phrase
& Phrase
S IC=H03K 13-20
S IC=H03K
None LI None Line Count
LR= LR None Legal Representative Word
& Phrase
S LR=(GILSTER(2N)PETER)
S LR=GILSTER, PETER S.
PA= PA None Assignee Country Phrase S PA=US
PA= PA None Patent Assignee1 Word
& Phrase
S PA=(UNITED(W)SYSTEMS)
S PA=UNITED SYSTEMS?
PD= PD None PCT Publication Date4,5 Phrase S PD=19751230
PD= PD None Publication Date4,5 Phrase S PD=920421
S PD=9204
PD= RA None Related Patent Date5 Phrase S PD=19721124/RA
S PD=7411?/RA
PD= RE None Patent Date of Original Patent in Reissue Records4,5 Phrase S PD=19730814/RE
S PD=7308?/RE
PN= PN PN (14) PCT Publication Number1,2,5 Phrase S PN=3,930252
S PN=US 3930252
PN= PN PN (14) Patent Number1,2,5 Phrase S PN=5,107,540
S PN=US 5107540
PN= PN PN (14) Patent Number (Main)1,2,5 Phrase S PN=3,930,252/MP
S PN=US 3930252/MP
PN= PN PN (14) Patent Number of Original Patent in Reissue Records1,2,5 Phrase S PN=4,654,419/RE
S PN=US 4654419/RE
PN= RA PN (14) Related Patent Number1,2,5 Phrase S PN=3901948/RA
S PN=US 3901948/RA
PY= PY None Publication Year (All, Including Reissue and PCT Dates) Phrase S PY=1975
PY= PY None Publication Year (Main Patent) Phrase S PY=1975/MP
RF= RF None Cited References Phrase S RF=HUNT
S RF=TILLMAN?
S RF=235-154
S RF=235154000
ST= ST None State9 Phrase S ST=ARIZONA
UD= None None Update Phrase S UD=9999
S UD=19740122
Post-Issuance Legal Status Fields
DD= DD None Disclaimer Date Phrase S DD=19740911
DT= DT None Legal Document Type Phrase S DT=EXPIRED
S DT=REASSIGNED
None LS None All Post-Issuance Legal Status Fields Present
RA= RA None Reassignment Data/Post Issue Assignee1,11 Word
& Phrase
S RA=VIELKA
S RA=VIELKA CO?
RC= RC None Reexamination Certificate Number and Sequence Phrase S RC=B1D273843
S RC=304
RE= RE None Reexamination Request Date Phrase S RE=90-003000
RG= RG None Reassignment Assignor11 Word
& Phrase
S RG=DIGITEC?
S RG=(DIGITEC(W)CORP?)
RK= RK None Reassignment Kind Word
& Phrase
S RK=(SECURITY(W)INTEREST)
S RK=SECURITY INTEREST?
RQ= RQ None Reexamination Requestor11 Word
& Word
S RQ=INTERNATIONAL FLAVORS?
S RQ=(FLAVORS(W)FRAGRANCES)
UL= None None Update - Legal Status Phrase S UL=9999

4 Dates can be searched with either 2-digit or 4-digit years, e.g., S AD=199011 or S AD=9011; S PD=19901128 or S PD=901128.

5 Special suffixes can be used to further restrict retrieval, as noted: /AU (Inventor), /CO (Patent Assignee), /MP (Main Patent), /PA (Patent Assignee), /PR (Priority Application), /RA (Related Application), /RE (Reissue Records), and /RF (Cited Reference).

6 Assignee code is also searchable using the PA= index.

7 Includes country of inventor, assignee, and cited patent. Use suffixes /AU, /PA, or /RF to restrict data to a particular type of country.

8 Non-U.S. cited patents are not in DIALOG standard format.

9 Includes city or state of either the inventor or the assignee.

10 Although not searchable, the edition of the International Patent Classification in use at the time that the class was assigned displays in brackets preceding the class code.

11 New Assignees and Assignors can also be searched using CO= , or in the Basic Index as single words without suffix qualification.


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/ DIALOG Accession Number S S3/02068202-9999999
/C Chemical Patents S S4/C
/E Electrical Patents S S2/E
/M Mechanical Patents S S4/M
/YYYY Publication Year S S2/1992


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1 -- DIALOG Accession Number
2 -- Bibliographic Citation plus the following Front Page Information: U.S. Class Codes; International Class Codes; Field of Search; Cited References; Name of Examiner; Name of Attorney, Agent, or Firm; PTO Art Unit; Number of Claims; and Line Count
3 Medium Bibliographic Citation (includes Document Type, Title, Patent Number, Patent Date, Inventor(s), Assignee(s), Application Number, Application Date, PCT Data, Related Applications, and Word Count)
4 -- Bibliographic Citation plus Abstract
5 -- Full Record except Text of Specification (All Data in Format 2 plus Abstract, Claims, and All Post-Issuance Legal Status Fields Present)
6 Short Title, Number of Claims and Word Count
7 Long Bibliographic Citation plus Abstract, Claims, and All Post-Issuance Legal Status Fields Present)
8 -- Title, U.S. Class Codes, International Class Codes, Number of Claims and Word Count
9 Full Full Record
K -- KWIC (Key Word In Context) displays a window of text; may be used alone or with other formats


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ACCESSION NUMBER LIST [top]

File 654:
YearAccession Numbers
1976803378- 874305
1977874306- 944106
1978944107- 1014671
19791014672- 1067152
19801067153- 1133362
19811141179- 1204470
19821204471- 1267762
19831267763- 1329772
19841329773- 1402445
19851402446- 1479716
19861479717- 1556755
19871556756- 1646353
19881646354- 1730790
19891730791- 1833505
19901833506- 1932780
19911932781- 2037624 (Plus 2211323-2213444)
19922037625- 2146774
19932146775- 2257207 (Excluding 2211323-2213444)
19942257208- 2370922
19952370923- 2484876
19962484877- 2606688
19972606689- 2730868
19982730869- 2894134
19992894135- 9999999


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Rates For File: U.S. Patents Fulltext (1971-1975)[652]
Cost per DialUnit:                 $9.13
Cost per minute:                   $3.17
Report Elements                    $0.53
Rank Elements                      $0.04

Format    Types   Prints
     1    $0.00    $0.00
     2    $1.50    $1.50
     3    $1.25    $1.25
     4    $1.50    $1.50
     5    $4.00    $4.00
     6    $0.31    $0.31
     7    $4.00    $4.00
     8    $0.70    $0.70
     9    $4.75    $4.75
    12    $1.50    $1.50
    13    $1.25    $1.25
    14    $1.50    $1.50
    19    $4.75    $4.75
    26    $0.31    $0.31
    29    $4.75    $4.75
KWIC95    $0.00       NA
KWIC96    $0.00       NA

REDIST/COPY Multiplier Table:

      Range      Multiplier
        1-2       1.00
       3-25       1.50
     26-100       3.00
    101-200       4.00
    201-500       6.00
   501-1000       8.00
 1001 or more    10.00

ARCHIVE Multiplier Table:

      Range      Multiplier
       1-25       1.50
     26-200       3.00
    201-500       6.00
   501-1000       8.00
 1001 or more    10.00
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