HARRY PRICE HAAS
Pilots at Cherokee Ave, Atlanta, GA

2013014, Jun 6, 2013

Dec 1, 2011

13/308984

John DeBoer - Denver CO, US
Brian Timothy McCoy - Lawrenceville GA, US
Drew Stephen Hancock - Sugar Hill GA, US
Harry Price Haas - Atlanta GA, US
Scott Clayton Turner - Lilburn GA, US

SIEMENS INDUSTRY, INC. - Alpharetta GA

H02J 7/00

320109, 320162

An electric vehicle charging system is disclosed. More particularly, the system encompasses a load center having one or more electrical loads coupled thereto, electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) to charge an electric vehicle (EV), and a monitoring and limiting device (MLD) to monitor power or current usage of at least the one or more loads coupled to the load center, and adjust a charging level setting of the EVSE based upon the level of the usage. MLD apparatus and methods of charging a vehicle with electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) are provided, as are other aspects.

6996154, Feb 7, 2006

Aug 1, 2001

09/920354

Harry Price Haas - Atlanta GA, US

Itron, Inc. - Spokane WA

H04K 1/00, G08B 23/00

375132, 375140, 375131, 34087002

The present invention discloses a low power spread spectrum transceiver capable of preserving power while selectively initiating data transmissions under a preferred spread spectrum protocol. The transceiver, while in a power preserving deep sleep mode, uses DSSS circuitry to periodically monitor a predetermined wideband frequency for a spreading code of a DSSS signal from a remote receiving unit. Upon receipt of the appropriate spreading signal, a limited data transmission can be initiated. The DSSS signal contains information that can be decoded and utilized to switch out of DSSS receiving mode and into FHSS communication or transmission mode, or an FHSS session can be initiated automatically upon receipt of an appropriate wake up signal. While in FHSS mode, FHSS encoded data at the end point device's transceiver is communicated to the remote receiving unit. At the completion of the data transfer, the transceiver returns to low power sleep mode and recommences DSSS monitoring.

7577181, Aug 18, 2009

Aug 22, 2005

11/209348

Mark K. Cornwall - Spokane WA, US
Harry Price Haas - Atlanta GA, US

Itron, Inc. - Liberty Lake WA

H04B 1/713

375134, 34087002

A wireless spread spectrum communication system for transmitting data includes a plurality of end point transmitters and at least one receiver. The end point transmitters transmit data via a frequency hopped spread spectrum signal where the transmitting signal is sent without the benefit of frequency stabilization. The receiver is responsive to the frequency hopping spread spectrum signals and includes a correlator and a signal processor. The correlator samples at least a first portion of a preamble of the signal and correlates the portion of the preamble with a known preamble pattern to determine a probability of correlation. The signal processor applies a Fast Fourier Transform algorithm to the signal in response to the probability of correlation to track a narrowband frequency of the signal based on at least a second portion of the preamble and to decode data encoded within the signal subsequent to the preamble.

2002007, Jun 13, 2002

Aug 1, 2001

09/920355

Mark Cornwall - Spokane WA, US
Harry Haas - Atlanta GA, US

H04K001/00

375/132000

A wireless spread spectrum communication system for transmitting data includes a plurality of end point transmitters and at least one receiver. The end point transmitters transmit data via a frequency hopped spread spectrum signal where the transmitting signal is sent without the benefit of frequency stabilization. The receiver is responsive to the frequency hopping spread spectrum signals and includes a correlator and a signal processor. The correlator samples at least a first portion of a preamble of the signal and correlates the portion of the preamble with a known preamble pattern to determine a probability of correlation. The signal processor applies a Fast Fourier Transform algorithm to the signal in response to the probability of correlation to track a narrowband frequency of the signal based on at least a second portion of the preamble and to decode data encoded within the signal subsequent to the preamble.

2013002, Jan 24, 2013

May 29, 2012

13/482164

John DeBoer - Denver CO, US
Mario Bilac - Lawrenceville GA, US
Harry Price Haas - Atlanta GA, US
John Quentin Cowans - Decatur GA, US
Timothy Biedrzycki - Powder Springs GA, US

SIEMENS INDUSTRY, INC. - Alpharetta GA

H02J 7/00

320109

An electric vehicle charging station with a field upgradeable communications facility is provided. The invention includes a sealable housing including a first compartment and a second compartment, the second compartment including an access to an upgrade port; a partition within the housing that is adapted to insulate the first compartment from the second compartment, the partition including an opening providing access the upgrade port; and an EVSE charging station control circuit configured to recognize a communication module when coupled to the upgrade port and to use the communication module for communications if the communication module is connected. Numerous additional aspects are disclosed.

8004271, Aug 23, 2011

Sep 1, 2009

12/551891

William A. King - Loganville GA, US
Solomon R. Titus - Cumming GA, US
Harry Haas - Atlanta GA, US
James O. Alexander - Decatur GA, US
Mario Bilac - Lawrenceville GA, US

Siemens Industry, Inc. - Alpharetta GA

G01R 11/63

324103R

The present invention relates generally to a load center. More particularly, the invention encompasses a self contained kilowatt-hour meter which is integral to a standard load center. The present invention is also directed to a novel printed circuit board and housing for the self contained kilowatt-hour meter. The self contained kilowatt-hour meter of this invention measures the energy usage of a facility, such as, residential unit, a house, an apartment, a condominium, and then it communicates the energy usage in a timely manner or as desired to a local requester, such as, the owner, occupant or any other entity, as well as, to another requester, such as, a remote requester, for example, an energy provider.