Hong Wang Edward G Li

6407884, Jun 18, 2002

Apr 14, 1999

09/292762

John R. Osborne - San Jose CA
Hong Li - Pleasanton CA
John Berg - Franklin MA
David Kindler - Concord MA

TeraStor Corporation - San Jose CA

G11B 517

360114, 369 13, 369300

An optical recording head is provided which includes a slider body having a leading edge. A void is formed in the slider body to receive a sphere of optically transparent material. The sphere is inserted into the void such that a portion of the sphere protrudes from the slider body. The protruding portion is lapped to be coplanar with a surface of the slider body to form a near-field lens. A mesa may be formed onto the lapped portion and may include a coil. The slider body, mesa, near-field lens, and coil may be formed in one batch process.

6470219, Oct 22, 2002

Oct 2, 2000

09/678500

Stuart D. Edwards - Portola Valley CA
Peter Edelstein - Woodside CA
Hong Li - San Diego CA

Novasys Medical, Inc. - Newark CA

A61B 1818

607101, 607104, 607138, 606 41

Apparatus for remodeling in the urinary tract of a human female comprising a remodeling device having a shaft with a profile and with proximal and distal extremities. A handle is secured to the proximal extremity of the shaft. A member is mounted on the distal extremity of the shaft. A plurality of needle electrodes are carried by the distal extremity of the shaft and are disposed circumferentially of the shaft. A pusher is carried by the handle for moving the needle electrodes from a retracted position in which they are within the profile of the shaft and an extended position in which they extend sidewise beyond the profile of the shaft. A pump is connected to the handle for supplying a cooling liquid to the distal extremity of the shaft so that it exits from the shaft in the vicinity of the needle electrodes. An RF generator is coupled to the handle and to the needle electrodes for supplying radio frequency energy to the needle electrodes.

6543037, Apr 1, 2003

Dec 16, 1999

09/465498

Johnson Chan Limqueco - Sunnyvale CA
Hong Li - Fremont CA
Krishna Belkhale - Campbell CA
Devadas Varma - Fremont CA

Cadence Design Systems, Inc. - San Jose CA

G06F 1750

716 6, 716 2, 716 3, 716 10, 716 12

Provided are a method, article of manufacture, and apparatus for estimating delays of networks. An automated design system comprises a computer configured to identify a critical path in a network, calculate a delay for the technology-mapped version of the network, calculate a delay for the technology-independent version of the network, calculate a scale factor from the technology-mapped and technology-independent delays, and apply the scale factor to all the delays in the technology-independent network.

6558046, May 6, 2003

Mar 12, 2001

09/805512

Jeffrey A. Griffis - Redwood City CA
Roderick P. McAfee - Pleasanton CA
Curtis A. Ray - Alamo CA
Hong Li - San Ramon CA

Blaze Network Products, Inc. - Pleasanton CA

G02B 636

385 76, 385 92, 439931

An optical wavelength multiplexer and/or demultiplexer is provided having mechanical strain relief. The mechanical strain relief is provided by mounting ears carried by a molded coupling module supporting the fiber optic cable receptacle. The mounting ears are engaged by a pair of mounting plates carried by a housing for the device. Loads applied to the fiber optic cable receptacle are transferred to the housing frame and do not adversely affect the optical pathway of the assembled device.

6672776, Jan 6, 2004

Mar 14, 1997

08/818498

Johnson Chan Limqueco - Sunnyvale CA
Hong Li - Fremont CA
Krishna Belkhale - Campbell CA
Devadas Varma - Fremont CA

Cadence Design Systems - San Jose CA

G06F 1750

39550007

Provided are a method, article of manufacture, and apparatus for estimating delays of networks. An automated design system comprises a computer configured to identify a critical path in a network, calculate a delay for the technology-mapped version of the network, calculate a delay for the technology-independent version of the network, calculate a scale factor from the technology-mapped and technology-independent delays, and apply the scale factor to all the delays in the technology-independent network.

6827802, Dec 7, 2004

Jun 18, 2002

10/176283

John R. Osborne - Saratoga CA
Hong Li - Pleasanton CA
John Berg - Bellingham MA
David Kindler - Concord MA

TeraStar Corporation - Milpitas CA

G11B 517

156154, 156293, 156298, 359900, 369300

An optical recording head is provided which includes a slider body having a leading edge. A void is formed in the slider body to receive a sphere of optically transparent material. The sphere is inserted into the void such that a portion of the sphere protrudes from the slider body. The protruding portion is lapped to be coplanar with a surface of the slider body to form a near-field lens. A mesa may be formed onto the lapped portion and may include a coil. The slider body, mesa, near-field lens, and coil may be formed in one batch process.

6909549, Jun 21, 2005

Mar 6, 2003

10/384122

Yung-Chieh Hsieh - San Jose CA, US
Chiayu Ai - Newark CA, US
Hong Li - San Ramon CA, US

G02B027/00

359578, 359583, 359589, 359494, 359497

A tunable filter includes a polarizing beam splitter and a half-wave plate that produce two equally polarized beams from an arbitrarily polarized input light. The polarized beams are directed toward a tunable component that consists of an optical substrate coated with a filter and a reflective element on its back and front surface, respectively. The pass and stop beams emerging from the tunable component are retro-reflected by roof structures and passed again through the filter. As a result of this combination of components, the filter's performance is not dependent on polarization and the filter's output channels are not shifted or deviated by tuning.

7230117, Jun 12, 2007

Jul 12, 2004

10/889821

Maged A. Michael - Placentia CA, US
Firdous Farooqui - Brea CA, US
Meda Parameswara Reddy - Brea CA, US
Hong Li - Irvine CA, US

Beckman Coulter, Inc. - Fullerton CA

C09B 23/00
G01N 33/58

548414, 435 6, 530802

This invention provides dye phosphoramidites, particularly phosphoramidites of substituted cyclic bridged cyanine and related dyes, of the general formula:In this formula, each dotted line represents carbon atoms necessary to form a fused substituted or unsubstituted aromatic ring; m is an integer from 1 to 18; Y and Z are independently selected from the group consisting of S, O, N, CHand C(CH); Ris an alkyl; (PAM) is a phosphoramidite group; X is a negative ion; and Q is L-W, wherein L is a conjugated cyclic moiety and W is OR, wherein Ris a second alkyl. Methods of making and using the dye phosphoramidites are also provided.