Albert John Highe

6510611, Jan 28, 2003

Aug 2, 2001

09/920681

Larry M. Edwards - Fremont CA
Albert J. Highe - Redwood City CA

Tyco Electronics Corporation - Menlo Park CA

B26B 300

30 906, 30 901

A plastic sheath cutting and slitting hand tool for cutting and slitting a cable sheath of a cable includes a generally flat, elongated body; a handle portion adapted to be grasped by the hand; a tool portion extending outwardly from the handle portion and exposing a sheath scoring blade for scoring a plastic sheath to a controlled depth less than a nominal thickness of the sheath; and, a generally flat sheath engaging and slitting edge including a sheath slitter for engaging, spreading and slitting the plastic sheath lengthwise when the handle portion is grasped and drawn along the sheathed body from a cut of the sheath made by the sheath cutting blade.

52898229, Mar 1, 1994

Dec 1, 1992

7/983823

Albert J. Highe - Redwood City CA
Mir A. Imran - Palo Alto CA

Physiometrix, Inc. - Sunnyvale CA

A61B 504

128640

Electrode adapted to be placed in contact with the skin of a patient for reducing the surface resistivity of the skin of the patient and comprising a member formed of a dry-conductive material and having an outer surface adapted to be placed in contact with the skin of the patient. A composition is disposed on at least a portion of the surface of the member. The composition as is the surface of a plurality of water-containing vesicles.

53459342, Sep 13, 1994

Dec 1, 1992

7/983824

Albert J. Highe - Redwood City CA
Mir A. Imran - Palo Alto CA

Physiometrix, Inc. - Sunnyvale CA

A61B 504

128639

Electrode construction having a support structure. A conductive material is carried by the support structure. The conductive material has a length which is at least as great as its width.

52954820, Mar 22, 1994

Oct 22, 1992

7/964917

Christopher R. Clare - Los Altos Hills CA
Mir A. Imran - Palo Alto CA
Donald E. Barnett - Sunnyvale CA
Albert J. Highe - Redwood City CA

Physiometrix, Inc. - Sunnyvale CA

A61B 504

128639

Large surface area electrode for use with a power supply having a more uniform current density distribution for contacting the exposed surface of a living body having a contour. The electrode comprises a layer of flexible conductive material of a predetermined geometrical shape and having first and second surfaces. The layer is normally relatively flat and is capable of assuming contours of the skin of the body when the electrode is placed in contact with the body with the first surface of the layer engaging the exposed surface of the body. The layer of conductive material has a central portion and a surrounding ring portion. The central portion and the surrounding ring portion have outer margins with edges. A flexible carrier layer is provided which is secured to the second surface of the layer of flexible conductive material and serves to support the central portion and the said surrounding portion so that the surrounding portion is spaced from and insulated from the central portion. A connector is provided which is connected to the surrounding ring portion and is adapted to be coupled to the power supply for controlling the current density at the edges so that the current density at the edges does not exceed a predetermined value.

50793004, Jan 7, 1992

Mar 5, 1990

7/488806

Robert S. Dubrow - San Carlos CA
Subbu S. Venkatraman - Palo Alto CA
Albert J. Highe - Redwood City CA
Frank W. Mercer - Blemont CA
Christian A. Debbaut - Apex NC

Raychem Corporation - Menlo Park CA

C05F 800

525106

The present invention provides curable gel compositions and also cured gel compositions which possess unexpectedly superior combinations of physical properties and aging resistance. These compositions are particularly useful for environmentally protecting substrates especially electrical conductors, connectors and splices and for sealing around jacketed cables, for example, where they enter splice cases.

54527180, Sep 26, 1995

Nov 26, 1993

8/159798

Christopher R. Clare - Los Altos CA
Albert J. Highe - Redwood City CA
Mir A. Imran - Palo Alto CA

A61N 104

128639

An electrode construction comprising a support structure, a conductive electrode material carried by the support structure and having a length and a width and having proximal and distal extremities, said support structure including a compliant sleeve having an open end and surrounding the distal extremity of the conductive electrode material while permitting the conductive electrode material to protrude through the open end, and conductive contact means making contact with the proximal extremity of the conductive electrode material.

48744875, Oct 17, 1989

Jan 11, 1988

7/142153

James P. Reed - San Francisco CA
Michael Masia - Redwood City CA
Albert Highe - Redwood City CA

Raychem Corporation - Menlo Park CA

C23F 1302

204147

Corrosion protection systems which make use of a barrier which is placed between a corrodible substrate and a counter-electrode. The barrier can provide more uniform current distribution on the substrate, and/or enable the counter-electrode to be more easily maintained or replaced, and/or reduce the rate at which the current density on an elongate electrode changes with distance from the power source, and/or provide a controlled environment around the electrode to improve its efficiency.

60052287, Dec 21, 1999

Aug 29, 1997

8/920525

Michael D. Dickens - Danville CA
Dinesh C. Gupta - Fremont CA
Albert J. Highe - Redwood City CA

H05B 102

219483

A thermally insulated substrate, e. g. a system of pipes, is maintained above a selected minimum temperature by means of one or more electrical heaters, preferably elongate self-regulating heaters. Each heater is successively switched on for a heat-up period and then off for a cool-down period. The durations of these periods are successively determined by reference to the ambient air temperature adjacent the substrate at an earlier time, e. g. at the end of the previous cool-down period. The method is particularly useful for temperature-maintenance systems in which a number of heaters are used to heat a complex system of pipes. The durations of the heat-up and cool-down periods for each heater (or for a group of two or more heaters) are separately determined by means of a single microprocessor. The microprocessor (a) is linked to an ambient air temperature sensor; (b) contains in its memory the relevant information about each heater, the pipes which it heats, and the thermal insulation surrounding the pipes; (c) is programmed to calculate the durations of the heat-up and cool-down periods; and (d) is linked to a number of switching means, one for each heater or group of heaters.