BORIS DUBINSKY
Real Estate Appraisers in Newton, MA
License number
Massachusetts 101827
Issued Date
Mar 24, 2004
Expiration Date
Feb 13, 2007
Type
Real Estate Appraiser Trainee
Address
Address
Newton, MA 02461
Professional information
Boris Dubinsky - Newton, MA
Work:
Instrumentation Laboratory
Systems Engineering Group Leader Smiths Medical - Rockland, MA
Principal Systems Engineer Tekscan Inc - Boston, MA
Director of Engineering MatrixOne Inc - Chelmsford, MA
EDA Senior Program Manager Hewlett-Packard Medical Products - Andover, MA
Project Manager - Cardiology Products Hewlett-Packard Medical Products
Applications Engineer, Product Engineer Analog Devices Inc - Wilmington, MA
Systems Engineering Group Leader Smiths Medical - Rockland, MA
Principal Systems Engineer Tekscan Inc - Boston, MA
Director of Engineering MatrixOne Inc - Chelmsford, MA
EDA Senior Program Manager Hewlett-Packard Medical Products - Andover, MA
Project Manager - Cardiology Products Hewlett-Packard Medical Products
Applications Engineer, Product Engineer Analog Devices Inc - Wilmington, MA
Education:
Boston University - Boston, MA
BSEE in IC electronics Northeastern University - Boston, MA
MBA in engineering management Moscow University
BSME in material sciences
BSEE in IC electronics Northeastern University - Boston, MA
MBA in engineering management Moscow University
BSME in material sciences
Control Circuit For Sensor Array And Related Methods
US Patent:
7591165, Sep 22, 2009
Filed:
Mar 29, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/392210
Inventors:
Thomas Papakostas - Larissa, GR
Charles Malacaria - Medfield MA, US
Boris Dubinsky - Newton MA, US
Charles Malacaria - Medfield MA, US
Boris Dubinsky - Newton MA, US
Assignee:
Tekscan Incorporated - South Boston MA
International Classification:
G01R 27/28
US Classification:
73 159, 324616, 702100, 702104
Abstract:
A control circuit for scanning a pressure or force responsive sensor array is disclosed. Pressure or force sensors formed of an array of pressure or force responsive sensor elements can be used to acquire pressure or force measurements in response to an applied load. The control circuit can sample signals from the sensor elements to detect the pressure or force at one or more sensor elements of the sensor array. The circuit herein may provide for relatively faster scan rates. A user may define a subset or subsets of sensor elements of the sensor array to be scanned. Various methods and related circuitry for adjusting for sensor characteristics are also disclosed.
Control Circuit For Sensor Array And Related Methods
US Patent:
2007023, Oct 11, 2007
Filed:
Mar 29, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/392207
Inventors:
Gary Loomis - Leominster MA, US
Janet Lefko - Brookline MA, US
Boris Dubinsky - Newton MA, US
Janet Lefko - Brookline MA, US
Boris Dubinsky - Newton MA, US
Assignee:
Tekscan, Inc. - South Boston MA
International Classification:
G08C 21/00
US Classification:
178 1806
Abstract:
A control circuit for scanning a pressure or force responsive sensor array is disclosed. Pressure or force sensors formed of an array of pressure or force responsive sensor elements can be used to acquire pressure or force measurements in response to an applied load. The control circuit can sample signals from the sensor elements to detect the pressure or force at one or more sensor elements of the sensor array. The circuit herein may provide for relatively faster scan rates. A user may define a subset or subsets of sensor elements of the sensor array to be scanned. Various methods and related circuitry for adjusting for sensor characteristics are also disclosed.
Heater Unit Humidification Chamber Monitor
US Patent:
8511651, Aug 20, 2013
Filed:
Mar 29, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/074434
Inventors:
Mikhail Fridberg - Sharon MA, US
Boris Dubinsky - Newton MA, US
Boris Dubinsky - Newton MA, US
Assignee:
Smiths Medical ASD, Inc. - Rockland MA
International Classification:
B01F 3/04
US Classification:
261142, 2611211, 219442, 2194431, 2194461, 21944811, 21944812, 12820327, 12820417
Abstract:
A heater unit is adapted to determine if a humidification chamber thermally coupled to a hot plate of the heater unit is effectively dry based on determining a thermal response of a hot plate of the heater unit. Also, the activation period during which the hot plate is being heated is adjusted toward an optimum period by adjusting the energization or power level to the heater element thereof in relation to the duration of a prior activation period. Further, the air flow rate of gas through the humidification chamber may be estimated based on a temperature of the hot plate determined in predetermined relationship to the beginning of an activation period.