ERIC MORGAN ENGLER
Pilots at Cass City Rd, Cass City, MI
License number
Michigan A0548388
Issued Date
Aug 2016
Expiration Date
Aug 2017
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
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Address
7668 Cass City Rd, Cass City, MI 48726
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Systems And Methods For Emitting Radiant Energy
US Patent:
2013028, Oct 24, 2013
Filed:
May 6, 2013
Appl. No.:
13/887684
Inventors:
Infection Prevention Technologies - , US
Eric Engler - Cass City MI, US
Steve Fister - Tucson AZ, US
Robert L. Gilling - Caro MI, US
Thomas A. Kenny - Troy MI, US
Rory Sayers - Davison MI, US
Clinton Starrs - Fenton MI, US
Eric Engler - Cass City MI, US
Steve Fister - Tucson AZ, US
Robert L. Gilling - Caro MI, US
Thomas A. Kenny - Troy MI, US
Rory Sayers - Davison MI, US
Clinton Starrs - Fenton MI, US
Assignee:
Infection Prevention Technologies - Auburn Hills MI
International Classification:
A61L 2/24
US Classification:
422 24, 250372
Abstract:
Field balancing may be performed with an irradiation system including a plurality of adjustable radiant-energy emitters. The irradiation system powers the radiant-energy emitters from a power source and radiant energy is emitted from the radiant-energy emitters, where an amount of radiant energy emitted from each emitter is capable of being varied based on power received from the power source. A plurality of radiant-energy sensors detects an amount of radiant energy which includes radiant energy created directly by at least one of the radiant-energy emitters. The amount of radiant energy detected at at least two of the radiant-energy sensors is compared, and at least one of the radiant-energy emitters is adjusted by varying the power received from the power source so that the amount of radiant energy detected at each of the radiant-energy sensors tends towards becoming approximately equal. The emitting of radiant energy from each radiant-energy emitter is terminated when a total amount of radiant energy emitted from the plurality of adjustable radiant-energy emitters exceeds a predetermined threshold value, where the threshold value is sufficient to allow the total amount of radiant energy emitted from the plurality of adjustable radiant-energy emitters to sanitize a particular area in which the emitters are located.
Systems And Methods For Emitting Radiant Energy
US Patent:
8455832, Jun 4, 2013
Filed:
Jan 14, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/006870
Inventors:
Mark Statham - Risingsun OH, US
Eric Engler - Cass City MI, US
Steve Fister - Tucson AZ, US
Robert L. Gilling - Caro MI, US
Thomas A. Kenny - Troy MI, US
Rory Sayers - Davison MI, US
Clinton Starrs - Fenton MI, US
Eric Engler - Cass City MI, US
Steve Fister - Tucson AZ, US
Robert L. Gilling - Caro MI, US
Thomas A. Kenny - Troy MI, US
Rory Sayers - Davison MI, US
Clinton Starrs - Fenton MI, US
Assignee:
Infection Prevention Technologies - Auburn Hills MI
International Classification:
G01J 1/44
US Classification:
2503541, 2503361, 250365, 250395, 2504611, 250504 R
Abstract:
Field balancing may be performed with an irradiation system including a plurality of adjustable radiant-energy emitters. The irradiation system powers the radiant-energy emitters from a power source and radiant energy is emitted from the radiant-energy emitters, where an amount of radiant energy emitted from each emitter is capable of being varied based on power received from the power source. A plurality of radiant-energy sensors detects an amount of radiant energy which includes radiant energy created directly by at least one of the radiant-energy emitters. The amount of radiant energy detected at at least two of the radiant-energy sensors is compared, and at least one of the radiant-energy emitters is adjusted by varying the power received from the power source so that the amount of radiant energy detected at each of the radiant-energy sensors tends towards becoming approximately equal. The emitting of radiant energy from each radiant-energy emitter is terminated when a total amount of radiant energy emitted from the plurality of adjustable radiant-energy emitters exceeds a predetermined threshold value, where the threshold value is sufficient to allow the total amount of radiant energy emitted from the plurality of adjustable radiant-energy emitters to sanitize a particular area in which the emitters are located.