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Ellen B Cargill

from Norfolk, MA
Age ~69
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Also known as:
Ellen B Carigill, Ellen Carghill
Phone and address:
7 King Philip Trl, Norfolk, MA 02056
(508) 541-9114
Related to:
Winifred A Cargill, 99
Connected to:
Amanda R Cargill, 51Antavis Cargill, 34Chad E Cargill, 47Christi A Cargill, 38Eric J Cargill, 44Glenda K Cargill, 81Helen M Cargill, 73Jamie Cargill, 52Jennie B Cargill, 96Judy K Cargill, 71

Ellen Cargill Phones & Addresses

  • 7 King Philip Trl, Norfolk, MA 02056 (508) 541-9114
  • 89 Strawberry Hill St, Dover, MA 02030 (508) 785-1215
  • Waltham, MA
  • Bridgewater, MA
  • Boston, MA
  • Tucson, AZ

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Consumer Electronics

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Ellen Cargill

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Location:
Greater Boston Area
Industry:
Consumer Electronics

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Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Ellen Cargill
Director Of Product Development
PERCEPTION ENGINEERING INC
Mfg Optical Instruments/Lenses
27 Drydock Ave, Boston, MA 02210
(617) 443-4900
Ellen Cargill
Vice-President, VP Information Services
The Microoptical Corporation
Nonclassifiable Establishments
31 Dartmouth St, Islington, MA 02090

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Us Patents

Method And Apparatus For Detecting Optimum Lens Focus Position

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US Patent:
7280149, Oct 9, 2007
Filed:
Dec 21, 2001
Appl. No.:
10/034295
Inventors:
Jonathan Weintroub - Cambridge MA, US
Michael D. Aronson - Lexington MA, US
Ellen B. Cargill - Norfolk MA, US
Assignee:
Flextronics Sales & Marketing (A-P) Ltd. - Port Louis
International Classification:
H04N 5/232
G03B 13/00
US Classification:
348349, 348345
Abstract:
The present invention is a technique for measuring optimum focus position of a lens to include the steps of capturing a digital image in the field of view, digitally compressing the image to provide a compressed file having a file size and providing a focus accuracy parameter derived from the file size of the compressed file. The key point of this invention is the recognition that the compressed file associated with a given image increases monotonically in size as the image is brought into focus. The latter occurs because a focused image has greater information content than an unfocused image. With such a technique, an optimal focus position of a lens can be determined by maximizing a single parameter, the compressed output file size.

Micro Camera Module With Discrete Manual Focal Positions

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US Patent:
7469100, Dec 23, 2008
Filed:
Oct 3, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/242646
Inventors:
John W. Toor - Palo Alto CA, US
Elaine B. Bogue - Dunstable MA, US
Ellen B. Cargill - Norfolk MA, US
Kraig S. Clark - Erie CO, US
Assignee:
Flextronics AP LLC - Niwot CO
International Classification:
G03B 13/32
US Classification:
396144, 348345
Abstract:
A novel micro camera module that is manually adjustable between a close-up mode and an infinite mode includes a lens assembly adjustably mounted within a sleeve that is adjustably mounted into a housing. In a particular embodiment the sleeve includes a channel (cam groove) that is engaged by a plurality of pins fixed to the housing. Further, a biasing member is disposed between the sleeve and the housing such that an upward force will enable the pins to firmly engage the lower portion of the channel. In a more particular embodiment, the channel defines two detents that secure the sleeve into predetermined positions with respect to the housing. In an even more particular embodiment, the channel is sloped such that upon rotation of the sleeve, the distance between the lens assembly and an image capture device is changed. In another particular embodiment, the camera module includes an electrical mode detecting switch that is indicative of the position of the camera module.

Micro Camera Module With Discrete Manual Focal Positions

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US Patent:
7873269, Jan 18, 2011
Filed:
Dec 22, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/317295
Inventors:
John W. Toor - Palo Alto CA, US
Elaine B Bogue - Dunstable MA, US
Ellen B. Cargill - Norfolk MA, US
Kraig S. Clark - Erie CO, US
Assignee:
Flextronics AP LLC - Broomfield CO
International Classification:
G03B 13/00
US Classification:
396144
Abstract:
A novel micro camera module that is manually adjustable between a close-up mode and an infinite mode includes a lens assembly adjustably mounted within a sleeve that is adjustably mounted into a housing. In a particular embodiment the sleeve includes a channel (cam groove) that is engaged by a plurality of pins fixed to the housing. Further, a biasing member is disposed between the sleeve and the housing such that an upward force will enable the pins to firmly engage the lower portion of the channel. In a more particular embodiment, the channel defines two detents that secure the sleeve into predetermined positions with respect to the housing. In an even more particular embodiment, the channel is sloped such that upon rotation of the sleeve, the distance between the lens assembly and an image capture device is changed. In another particular embodiment, the camera module includes an electrical mode detecting switch that is indicative of the position of the camera module.

Micro Camera Module With Discrete Manual Focal Positions

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US Patent:
8204372, Jun 19, 2012
Filed:
Jan 18, 2011
Appl. No.:
12/930799
Inventors:
John W. Toor - Palo Alto CA, US
Elaine B. Bogue - Dunstable MA, US
Ellen B. Cargill - Norfolk MA, US
Kraig S. Clark - Erie CO, US
Assignee:
Flextronics AP LLC - Broomfield CO
International Classification:
G03B 13/34
US Classification:
396144
Abstract:
A novel micro camera module that is manually adjustable between a close-up mode and an infinite mode includes a lens assembly adjustably mounted within a sleeve that is adjustably mounted into a housing. In a particular embodiment the sleeve includes a channel (cam groove) that is engaged by a plurality of pins fixed to the housing. Further, a biasing member is disposed between the sleeve and the housing such that an upward force will enable the pins to firmly engage the lower portion of the channel. In a more particular embodiment, the channel defines two detents that secure the sleeve into predetermined positions with respect to the housing. In an even more particular embodiment, the channel is sloped such that upon rotation of the sleeve, the distance between the lens assembly and an image capture device is changed. In another particular embodiment, the camera module includes an electrical mode detecting switch that is indicative of the position of the camera module.

Configurable Tele Wide Module

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US Patent:
8488046, Jul 16, 2013
Filed:
Dec 27, 2007
Appl. No.:
12/005686
Inventors:
Alexander Raschke - Weston FL, US
Klaus Raschke - Weston FL, US
Ellen Cargill - Norfolk MA, US
John Toor - Palo Alto CA, US
Ellis Betensky - Ottawa, CA
Assignee:
DigitalOptics Corporation - San Jose CA
International Classification:
H04N 5/232
H04N 5/225
G03B 13/00
US Classification:
348345, 348373
Abstract:
A tele wide module includes a first optics group, a fixed position for the first optics group, a second optics group, a set of predetermined positions for the second optics group, a selector for selecting a first position from the set of predetermined positions, and an image sensor. The first optics group is configured to provide a focus to the image sensor. The focus is based on the selected first position. A method of adjusting a lens configuration selects a first position from a set of positions. Based on the selected position, the method deposes a second lens group in relation to a first lens group. Typically, the position of the first lens group is fixed. Through the first and second lens groups, the method provides an image to an image sensor. The method of some embodiments provides a focused image to the image sensor by using a hyper focal setting.

Micro Camera Module Having A Housing With A Graduated Lens Assembly Receiver Portion

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US Patent:
8565592, Oct 22, 2013
Filed:
Sep 14, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/232722
Inventors:
John W. Toor - Palo Alto CA, US
Elaine B. Bogue - Dunstable MA, US
Ellen B. Cargill - Norfolk MA, US
Kraig S. Clark - Erie CO, US
Assignee:
DigitalOptics Corporation - San Jose CA
International Classification:
G03B 13/32
US Classification:
396144
Abstract:
A novel micro camera module includes a lens assembly adjustably mounted within a graduated receiver portion of a housing. The lens assembly slidably contacts the graduated receiver portion when the lens assembly is moved a distance along an axis perpendicular to the sensor array of an image capture device of the camera module. Further, a resilient ring-shaped member can be coupled between the lens assembly and the housing.

Systems And Methods Of Creating A Virtual Window

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US Patent:
20090290033, Nov 26, 2009
Filed:
Mar 31, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/384209
Inventors:
Peter W.J. Jones - Belmont MA, US
Ellen Cargill - Norfolk MA, US
Dennis W. Purcell - Medford MA, US
Assignee:
Tenebraex Corporation - Boston MA
International Classification:
H04N 5/225
US Classification:
3482181, 348E05024
Abstract:
The systems and methods described herein provide imaging systems with multiple imaging sensors arranged in an optical head that create a seamless panoramic view by reducing parallax distortion and adaptively adjusting exposure levels of the recorded images. In particular, an optical head is described with a stacked configuration of CCD imaging sensors in which charge is transferred from a sensor to a processor beginning with an array of photosensitive elements nearest another sensor.

Systems And Methods For High Resolution Imaging

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US Patent:
20100103300, Apr 29, 2010
Filed:
Oct 26, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/605801
Inventors:
Peter W. J. Jones - Belmont MA, US
Ellen Cargill - Norfolk MA, US
Dennis W. Purcell - Medford MA, US
Assignee:
Tenebraex Corporation - Boston MA
International Classification:
H04N 5/335
US Classification:
348302, 348294, 348E05091
Abstract:
The systems and methods described herein relate to high resolution imaging. In particular, the systems include two or more lens assemblies for imaging a particular scene. Each lens assembly has image sensors disposed behind the lens assembly to image only a portion of the scene viewable through the lens assembly. Image sensors behind different lens assemblies image different portions of the scene. When the imaged portions from all the sensors are combined, a high resolution image of the scene is formed. Thus, multiple sensors can be combined to generate a high resolution image without prospective mismatching, and without the shortcomings associated with the border regions and packaging of the individual sensors, such as image gaps.
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