Michael J Pambianchi

20130230325, Sep 5, 2013

Mar 2, 2012

13/410936

Bruce Cinkai Chow - Brooklyn NY, US
Anthony Ng'oma - Painted Post NY, US
Michael S. Pambianchi - Corning NY, US
Michael Sauer - Corning NY, US

H04B 10/20

398 67

Optical network units (ONUs) for high bandwidth connectivity, and related components and methods are disclosed. A fiber optical network ends at an ONU, which may communicate with a subscriber unit wirelessly at an extremely high frequency avoiding the need to bury cable on the property of the subscriber. In one embodiment, an optical network unit (ONU) is provided. The ONU comprises a fiber interface configured to communicate with a fiber network. The ONU further comprises an optical/electrical converter configured to receive optical downlink signals at a first frequency from the fiber network through the fiber interface and convert the optical downlink signals to electrical downlink signals. The ONU further comprises electrical circuitry configured to frequency convert electrical downlink signals to extremely high frequency (EHF) downlink signals at an EHF, and a wireless transceiver configured to transmit the EHF downlink signals to a proximate subscriber unit through an antenna.

57333009, Mar 31, 1998

Jan 28, 1997

8/789568

Michael S. Pambianchi - New Milford CT
Dominick F. Grube - Ogdensburg NJ

Array Medical, Inc. - Somerville NJ

A61B 1714

606181

A skin piercing device which converts a longitudinal linear motion of a blade within the housing of the device into a vertical linear motion which, in consequence of the placement of biasing member, restraints and stops in the device, results in the ejection of the blade out of the housing and into the patient's skin and back again into the housing in a rapid "in-out" fashion. The dimensions of the restraints and stop s are individually controllable and, as a result, it is possible to achieve a length of cut which is independent of the depth of cut.

56626720, Sep 2, 1997

May 23, 1996

8/653712

Michael S. Pambianchi - New Milford CT
Dominick F. Grube - Ogdensburg NJ

Array Medical, Inc. - Bridgewater NJ

A61B 1714

606181

There is described a skin piercing device which converts a longitudinal linear motion of a blade within the housing of the device into a vertical linear motion which, in consequence of the placement of a spring, restraints and stops in the device, results in the ejection of the blade out of the housing and into the patient's skin and back again into the housing in a rapid "in-out" fashion. The dimensions of the restraints and stops are individually controllable and, as a result, it is possible to achieve a length of cut which is independent of the depth of cut.