DARRELL L VINES
Electrician in Lubbock, TX
License number
Texas 43706
Expiration Date
Aug 24, 2017
Category
Master Electrician
Address
Address
PO Box 6015, Lubbock, TX 79493
Phone
(806) 438-2326
Professional information
Opto-Electrically Controlled Direct Current Motor Speed Control Circuit
US Patent:
5896487, Apr 20, 1999
Filed:
Mar 5, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/611399
Inventors:
Billy Reese Masten - Shallowater TX
Darrell Vines - Lubbock TX
Darrell Vines - Lubbock TX
International Classification:
H02P 5178
US Classification:
388811
Abstract:
A dc motor speed control circuit is provided. A first circuit utilizing an opto-electric sensor for providing an input signal corresponding to a desired dc motor speed is connected to a second circuit and the second circuit is connected to the dc motor, wherein the second circuit responds to the input signal and causes current to flow through the dc motor corresponding to the input signal. A temperature circuit, voltage level circuit and current level circuit may also be connected to the second circuit to control the dc motor.
Vacuum Extraction Business Method
US Patent:
2005001, Jan 20, 2005
Filed:
Jul 14, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/619272
Inventors:
Victor Vines - Dallas TX, US
Robert Kennard - Dallas TX, US
Vince George - Dallas TX, US
Neil VanHooydonk - Dallas TX, US
Darrell Vines - Lubbock TX, US
Robert Kennard - Dallas TX, US
Vince George - Dallas TX, US
Neil VanHooydonk - Dallas TX, US
Darrell Vines - Lubbock TX, US
International Classification:
A61D001/10
US Classification:
606123000
Abstract:
The invention is a method of monitoring and recording factors that occur during a vacuum-based fetal extraction. In one embodiment, the method includes counting a number of pulls made with a vacuum extraction cup that is attached to a fetal head, counting a number of times the vacuum extraction cup pops off the fetal head, counting an amount of time the vacuum extraction cup is attached to the fetal head, automatically recording a maximum cup pressure detected during the time the vacuum extraction cup is attached to the fetal head, and counting an amount of time a pressure is within a predetermined percentage range of the maximum pressure detected during the time the vacuum extraction cup is attached to the fetal head.
Vacuum Extraction Monitoring With Existing Fetal Heart Rate Monitors
US Patent:
2004001, Jan 15, 2004
Filed:
Jul 14, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/618891
Inventors:
Victor Vines - Dallas TX, US
Robert Kennard - Dallas TX, US
Vince George - Dallas TX, US
Neil VanHooydonk - Dallas TX, US
Darrell Vines - Lubbock TX, US
Robert Kennard - Dallas TX, US
Vince George - Dallas TX, US
Neil VanHooydonk - Dallas TX, US
Darrell Vines - Lubbock TX, US
International Classification:
A61B017/42
US Classification:
606/123000
Abstract:
The invention provides technical advantages as a system, device and method that enables a fetal extraction monitor that is used to monitor fetal heart rates to also monitor a vacuum pressure in a vacuum device.
Wireless Vacuum Extraction Monitoring
US Patent:
7069170, Jun 27, 2006
Filed:
Mar 6, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/794740
Inventors:
Victor L. Vines - Dallas TX, US
Robert M. Kennard - Dallas TX, US
Vince L. George - Dallas TX, US
Neil C. VanHooydonk - Richardson TX, US
Darrell L. Vines - Lubbock TX, US
Robert M. Kennard - Dallas TX, US
Vince L. George - Dallas TX, US
Neil C. VanHooydonk - Richardson TX, US
Darrell L. Vines - Lubbock TX, US
International Classification:
G06L 15/00
US Classification:
702138, 606123
Abstract:
The invention aids a person who is assisting with fetal extraction by monitoring and recording the pressure inside a vacuum device, and then passing this information wirelessly to a recording and/or displaying device.