JAMES LEE, BDS HONS
Dentist at Delaware St, Minneapolis, MN

6911969, Jun 28, 2005

May 1, 1998

09/071488

Scott A. Nelson - Eagan MN, US
James C. Lee - Plymouth MN, US
Michael A. Helgeson - Eagan MN, US

Honeywell International Inc. - Morristown NJ

G09G005/08

345163, 345 7

A computer apparatus includes a computer processing unit including a processor device for operating upon data and providing data for display. The apparatus further includes a handheld input/output display unit. The display unit includes a housing sized to be grasped by a user's hand. A computer display is located within the housing at a position to allow the user to view the computer display through an eyepiece. A display driver is used for presenting data from the processing unit on the computer display. Navigational input tools are integrated with the computer display in the housing and operatively connected to provide user input to the processing unit. The navigational input tools are positioned for operation by one or more fingers of the user's grasping hand. The computer processing unit may be integrated within the housing of the handheld input/output display unit. The navigational input tools may include a mouse having a force actuated pointer and at least one button, e. g.

5102213, Apr 7, 1992

Feb 28, 1990

7/486475

James C. Lee - Plymouth MN
David Greenlaw - Fridley MN
Sau K. Lo - Fridley MN

Honeywell Inc. - Minneapolis MN

F21V 900, G02B 520, G02B 522, G02C 710

359890

A solid state form of a dye-solution absorption filter is disclosed. Physical vapor depositable (i. e. , evaporable) dyes are codeposited with a polyester matrix in a vacuum system to randomly disperse dye molecules in a solid dilutant. The dyes are selected to absorb at the wavelengths of interest. Dilution in a transparent matrix affords narrow band absorption and good out of band transmittance. Multilayer configurations allow absorption of a plurality of wavelengths. The filter coating conforms to curved and sharply contoured surfaces and layers only 10 microns thick afford very high absorptance.

4877504, Oct 31, 1989

Aug 19, 1987

7/086858

James C. Lee - Plymouth MN

Honeywell Inc. - Minneapolis MN

C23C 1408, C23C 1446

20419211

A reactive ion-beam sputtering technique for fabricating NbO. sub. 2 crystalline thin films suitable for use in these electro-optic devices.

5642455, Jun 24, 1997

Nov 8, 1995

8/555248

Sam Divita - West Long Branch NJ
James C. Lee - Plymouth MN
James E. Lenz - Brooklyn Park MN

The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Army - Washington DC

G02B 622

385128

An optical fiber is releasably held in coil or skein form by a magnetized in film coating on the fiber. Adjacent convolutions are held together by a magnetic field to prevent unintended unravelling of the coil, but the fiber can be rapidly played out at high speed without rupture and with a constant release tension force. The magnetic field has a radial and axial component relative to the coil cylinder. A magnetizing apparatus is disclosed for magnetizing the film. A sensor feedback loop can dynamically adjust the reel-out drag force to dampen vibration modes during reel out which can cause tangle.

4935166, Jun 19, 1990

Sep 17, 1985

6/777063

James C. Lee - Plymouth MN
David Greenlaw - Fridley MN
Sau K. Lo - Fridley MN

G02B 522, G21F 110

252582

A solid state form of a dye-solution absorption filter is disclosed. Physical vapor depositable (i. e. , evaporable) dyes are codeposited with a polyester matrix in a vacuum system to randomly disperse dye molecules in a solid dilutant. The dyes are selected to absorb at the wavelengths of interest. Dilution in a transparent matrix affords narrow band absorption and good out of band transmittance. Multilayer configurations allow absorption of a plurality of wavelengths. The filter coating conforms to curved and sharply contoured surfaces and layers only 10 microns thick afford very high absorptance.