Chung Ho from Rosemead, CA

Resumes

Associate Scientist

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Location:

Greater Los Angeles Area

Industry:

Biotechnology

Chung Ho

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Chung Ho

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Principle Scientist At Broadcom

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Location:

United States

Industry:

Semiconductors

Business Records

Name / Title

Company / Classification

Phones & Addresses

Chung Ho
President

Liberty Tax Service
Investment Advice

4014 Peck Rd, El Monte, CA 91732
(626) 279-5700

Chung Ho
Partner

Mortons Market
Ret Groceries

1106 W 2 St, Pomona, CA 91766
(909) 622-7690

Chung Ho
President

WATERWOOD COMPANY

5139 Martin St, Los Angeles, CA 90032

Chung Wen Ho
President

MICRO MUSIC TECHNOLOGY, INC

242 E Glenarm St #4, Pasadena, CA 91106

Chung Wen Ho
President

MICRO MOSAIC TECHNOLOGY, INC
Tile/Marble Contractor

242 E Glenarm St #4, Pasadena, CA 91106

Chung Hai Ho
President

CH & S. SERVICES CO., INC

2911 E Miraloma Ave #36, Anaheim, CA 92806

Chung Ho
Owner, Principal

Jbt Inc
Mens and Boys Clothing · Whol Men's/Boy's Clothing

20775 S Wstn Ave, Torrance, CA 90501

Chung K. Ho
Principal

Chung Kwang Ho
Nonclassifiable Establishments

6424 S Vermont Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90044

Publications

Us Patents

Lcd Motor Reverse Driving With Storage Capacitors

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US Patent:

6373216, Apr 16, 2002

Filed:

Apr 27, 2000

Appl. No.:

09/560292

Inventors:

Chung L. Ho - Arcadia CA

Assignee:

Rockwell Collins, Inc. - Cedar Rapids IA

International Classification:

G05B 902

US Classification:

318563, 318266, 318286, 318293, 307 64

Abstract:

A retractor device for the LCD unit of an on-board entertainment unit is disclosed. The retractor device uses capacitors as storage device to provide electrical energy to drive the retractor motor in the reverse direction in the event of power outage. Under normal operating conditions, the deployment and retraction of the LCD is performed by the motor, with its polarity switched by a relay. At the same time, a storage capacitor is charged up. In the event of power outage while the LCD is in a deployed mode, the energy stored by the capacitor is discharged to drive the motors retraction mechanism. Blocking diodes may be used on the discharge path to ensure that the discharge path goes toward the motor.

Direct Drive Lcd Retractor

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US Patent:

6476879, Nov 5, 2002

Filed:

Jun 19, 2000

Appl. No.:

09/597903

Inventors:

Chung Lin Ho - Arcadia CA
John W. Hubbs - Brea CA

Assignee:

Airshow, Inc. - Tustin CA

International Classification:

H04H 564

US Classification:

348837, 348836, 3123196, 312 72

Abstract:

A liquid crystal flat panel monitor is mounted in a frame that is positioned in an overhead compartment of an aircraft. A D. C. motor is mounted for pivoting the monitor. A voltage source having positive and negative polarity controls the D. C. monitor causing it to pivot the monitor to a viewing position or to a stowed position. The D. C. motor carries a flywheel on its shaft that stores energy as the motor rotates. During power loss, a controller sends a voltage pulse to the D. C. motor to spin it at high speed and store enough energy in the spring flywheel to pivot the monitor to a stowed position. A deployed position switch senses when the LCD monitor is fully rotated to its open view position. An electromagnetic latch keeps the LCD monitor locked in its stowed position until it is to be displayed for viewing.

Method And Apparatus To Eliminate Unwanted Predictive Dialer Initiated Telemarketing Calls

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US Patent:

20020041666, Apr 11, 2002

Filed:

Feb 8, 1999

Appl. No.:

09/246903

Inventors:

MICHAEL P MASTRO - HUNTINGTON BEACH CA, US
CHUNG TING HO - EDEN PRAIRIE MN, US

International Classification:

H04M003/00
H04M001/66

US Classification:

379/199000, 379/188000

Abstract:

A method by which a line driven, microprocessor controlled special information tone (SIT) generator is coupled to a conventional home or business telephone for generating a set of audible tri-tone signals of the type usually generated by a local telephone exchange carrier when the telephone is not operating properly. The method of the present invention has particular application for preventing unsolicited telemarketing calls from reaching the telephone of an intended recipient. More particularly, the predictive dialer that usually initiates the telephone call from a telemarketer is fooled into mistakably interpreting the set of audible tri-tone signals from the tone generator to mean that the telephone of the intended recipient is not available to the telemarketer, whereby the telemarketer's call will be automatically terminated without the telemarketer being placed in direct communication with the intended recipient.