David L Ng

6876559, Apr 5, 2005

Nov 19, 2002

10/300653

Sunder R. Rathnavelu - Marlboro NJ, US
David W. Ng - Redwood City CA, US
Jose P. Pereira - Cupertino CA, US

NetLogic Microsystems, Inc. - Mountain View CA

G11C015/00

365 49, 36518907, 711108

A content addressable memory device including a memory to store a searchable database, a search circuit, and a first-in-first-out storage circuit. The search circuit generates a plurality of address values that correspond to unoccupied storage locations within the memory, and the plurality of address values are queued within the first-in-first-out storage circuit to enable the address values to be read in succession by an external device.

7382637, Jun 3, 2008

Dec 24, 2004

11/022267

Sunder R. Rathnavelu - Marlboro NJ, US
David W. Ng - Redwood City CA, US
Jose P. Pereira - Cupertino CA, US

NetLogic Microsystems, Inc. - Mountain View CA

G11C 15/00

365 49, 36518905, 365221

A content addressable memory device including a memory to store a searchable database, a search circuit, and a first-in-first-out storage circuit. The search circuit generates a plurality of address values that correspond to unoccupied storage locations within the memory, and the plurality of address values are queued within the first-in-first-out storage circuit to enable the address values to be read in succession by an external device.

55160433, May 14, 1996

Jun 30, 1994

8/269644

Ronald R. Manna - Valley Stream NY
Vaclav Podany - New Fairfield NY
David Ng - Merrick NY
Thomas H. Costa - Charlestown NH
Vernon Zeitz - late of Boca Raton FL

Misonix Inc. - Farmingdale NY

B05B 102

2391022

An ultrasonic atomizer device comprises an elongate body member having a proximal end and a distal end, the elongate body member being provided at least along a distal segment with a longitudinally extending liquid guide channel. The body member is further provided at its distal end with a radially enlarged head and at least one orifice communicating with the channel at a distal end thereof, the orifice extending to an atomizing surface disposed externally to the body in a recess on a proximal side of the head. The body is also provided with means for forming an operative connection with a source of ultrasonic vibrations.

61466743, Nov 14, 2000

May 27, 1999

9/320897

Ronald R. Manna - Valley Stream NY
Alvin W. Russell - Hewlett Bay Park NY
Dan Voic - Clifton NJ
Theodore A. D. Novak - Kings Park NY
David Ng - Bayside NY
Salvatore Pantano - Farmingdale NY

Misonix Incorporated - Farmingdale NY

A23L 300

426238

An semi-solid mixture, such as a particulate meat mixture, is brought into contact with a vibrating surface, whereby energy is transported across the surface into the mixture. The vibration is generally contemplated to be in the ultrasonic frequency range, and the energy injection is contemplated to be sufficient to cause local physical and chemical changes in mixtures susceptible to such changes, and generally to cause changes in the direction of increased tensile strength and resistance to flow. In general a skin is formed on the mixture, and with greater processing efficiency then if such skin were formed by purely thermal means.

57692114, Jun 23, 1998

Jan 21, 1997

8/785989

Ronald R. Manna - Valley Stream NY
Theodore A. D. Novak - Northport NY
Scott Isola - Deer Park NY
David Ng - Brooklyn NY

Misonix, Inc. - Farmingdale NY

H01H 906

200549

A handle assembly of a medical instrument has a handle with an axis extending from a proximal end of the instrument toward a distal end thereof; and an electrical circuit incorporated at least partially in the handle for controlling an application of an action to a patient via the medical instrument. The circuit has a first electrical contact and a second electrical contact each projecting from a surface of the handle. The electrical contacts are spaced from one another. An actuator ring is slidably disposed on the handle and surrounding the same for motion in alternately opposite directions along the handle under the control of an operator. A bridging electrical contact is disposed on the ring for conductively connecting the first and second electrical contacts at a first predetermined longitudinal position of the ring along the handle, thereby closing the circuit at that position of the ring, and for opening the circuit at another longitudinal position of the ring along the handle. Although the invention has been described in terms of particular embodiments and applications, one of ordinary skill in the art, in light of this teaching, can generate additional embodiments and modifications without departing from the spirit of or exceeding the scope of the claimed invention. Accordingly, it is to be understood that the drawings and descriptions herein are proffered by way of example to facilitate comprehension of the invention and should not be construed to limit the scope thereof.