DR. JASON ELLIS, D.C.
Chiropractic in San Diego, CA

6898652, May 24, 2005

Aug 9, 2002

10/216671

Daniel Paul Peters - Carlsbad CA, US
Stephan Walter Gehring - Menlo Park CA, US
Jason Lee Ellis - San Diego CA, US
Satish Ananthakrishnan - San Diego CA, US

General Atomics - San Diego CA

G06F013/10, H04L012/42

710300, 710 46, 370449

A polling method, apparatus, and system to detect the attachment and detachment of Universal Serial Bus devices in a wireless system. A hub provides a wired connection to the host and wireless attachment points for its devices. The host periodically queries the hub for changes in the hub's status register by sending a polling message through each of its wireless ports, and awaits a response. A peripheral device that wishes to attach to the system responds by sending its unique peripheral address. If a device currently occupies the port, the hub sends out the device's unique address in the polling message. If the device is still present, it responds by sending its unique peripheral address. If a response is not received after multiple retries, the device is considered detached. The hub thus determines the status of the ports and updates the status register, which is queried by the host.

2013004, Feb 21, 2013

Jan 23, 2012

13/356018

Jason Lee Ellis - San Diego CA, US

QUALCOMM Incorporated - San Diego CA

G06F 1/26

700295

In an embodiment, a server monitors a set of parameters associated with future power production capacity of a set of distributed power production units that belong to a power group supplying power to a given serving area of a power grid during a given period of time. The server predicts, for a portion of the given period of time, a temporary power production disruption that will affect the power group based on the monitoring. The server sends a control message to the power group based on the prediction. At least one power production unit in the power group receives the control message, and responsive to the control message diverts at least a portion of power being supplied to the given serving area to local storage, detects the temporary power disruption and conditions power supplied to the given serving area during the temporary power distribution based upon the locally stored power.

7310424, Dec 18, 2007

Dec 21, 2001

10/032228

Stephan Walter Gehring - Menlo Park CA, US
Daniel Paul Peters - Carlsbad CA, US
Jason Lee Ellis - San Diego CA, US
Satish Ananthakrishnan - San Diego CA, US

General Atomics - San Diego CA

H04L 9/00

380277, 380278

A control method, apparatus, and system capable of securely distributing a shared secret network encryption key from a host to a wireless peripheral device. The sharing of the secret network encryption key is accomplished without the intervention of a man-machine interface at the peripheral. Embodiments enable a wireless device to receive and store multiple encryption keys, to select the appropriate encryption key depending on the network in range of the device, and thus to freely associate with multiple networks.

2013004, Feb 14, 2013

Jan 9, 2012

13/346473

Jason Lee Ellis - San Diego CA, US
Jeffrey Robert Kaufman - San Diego CA, US

QUALCOMM Incorporated - San Diego CA

G06Q 50/06, G06Q 50/00

705412, 705400

Devices and methods for regulating resource usage are described herein. In some aspects, devices and methods for customizable dynamic regulation of resource usage policies are provided. Techniques for identification and reconciliation of resource provider usage policies and custom usage policies for resource consuming devices are generally described.

6895059, May 17, 2005

Sep 26, 2002

10/255111

Gerald D. Rogerson - Poway CA, US
Jason L. Ellis - San Diego CA, US
David S. Furuno - San Diego CA, US
Michael L. Walker - San Diego CA, US
Stephan W. Gehring - Menlo Park CA, US

General Atomics - San Diego CA

H04L027/04

375295, 375316, 375265

A method of data transmission according to one embodiment of the invention includes encoding a set of data values to produce a corresponding series of ordered n-tuples. The method also includes transmitting, according to the series of ordered n-tuples, a plurality of bursts over a plurality n of frequency bands. Specifically, for each of the plurality of bursts, a frequency band occupied by the burst is indicated by the order within its n-tuple of an element corresponding to the burst. A bandwidth of at least one of the plurality of bursts is at least two percent of the center frequency of the burst.

7436899, Oct 14, 2008

May 17, 2005

11/131826

Gerald D. Rogerson - Poway CA, US
Jason L. Ellis - San Diego CA, US
David S. Furuno - San Diego CA, US
Michael L. Walker - San Diego CA, US
Stephan W. Gehring - Menlo Park CA, US

General Atomics - San Diego CA

H04L 27/04

375295, 375265

A method of data transmission according to one embodiment of the invention includes transmitting a plurality of bursts to transmit data, each burst occupying at least one of a plurality of frequency bands. Specifically, a bandwidth of at least one of the plurality of bursts is at least two percent of the center frequency of the burst. In one preferred embodiment, a bandwidth of at least one of the plurality of bursts is at least 100 MHz. In another preferred embodiment, each burst occupies at least one of the plurality of frequency bands, but less than all of the plurality of frequency bands.

2009029, Nov 26, 2009

May 21, 2008

12/124606

Jason ELLIS - San Diego CA, US
Clint McClellan - Del Mar CA, US

QUALCOMM Incorporated - San Diego CA

A61B 5/00

600301

A game system is disclosed and may include an exercise device and at least one sensor that may be configured to be worn by a user of the exercise device during an activity. The system may further include a game console that may be connected to the exercise device and at least one sensor. The game console may include a processor that is operable to monitor one or more vital signs associated with a player during an activity via at least one sensor and to provide feedback to the player at least partially based on the vital signs.

2007001, Jan 18, 2007

Jul 11, 2006

11/484882

Mark Bowles - San Diego CA, US
Eric Rosser - San Diego CA, US
Jason Ellis - San Diego CA, US
Gaetano Aiello - San Diego CA, US

G06F 15/16

709217000

Distributing content between media devices is disclosed. An item stored on a first media device is selected for distribution. A distribution type associated with the item is specified, where the distribution type is indicative of a compensation arrangement. A copy of the item is transferred to a second media device.