JAY CHRISTOPHER DLUTOWSKI
Engineers in Safety Harbor, FL
License number
Pennsylvania PE056314E
Category
Engineers
Type
Professional Engineer
Address
Address
2
Safety Harbor, FL 34695
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Professional information
Jay Dlutowski - Safety Harbor, FL
Work:
Eclipse Energy Systems - Saint Petersburg, FL
University of South Florida, Center for Ocean Technology - Saint Petersburg, FL
Lead hardware engineer for a DSP Baxter Healthcare - Largo, FL
lead hardware engineer Daimler Chrysler Rail Systems - Pittsburgh, PA
lead hardware engineer on major transit contract Westinghouse Air Brake Company - Pittsburgh, PA
Lead hardware engineer for a DSP Baxter Healthcare - Largo, FL
lead hardware engineer Daimler Chrysler Rail Systems - Pittsburgh, PA
lead hardware engineer on major transit contract Westinghouse Air Brake Company - Pittsburgh, PA
Education:
University of Pittsburgh
M.S. in Electrical Engineering University of Southern California
B.S. in Electrical Engineering University of South Florida
design and development
M.S. in Electrical Engineering University of Southern California
B.S. in Electrical Engineering University of South Florida
design and development
Surface Micromachined Electrolyte-Cavities For Use In Micro-Aluminum Galvanic Cells
US Patent:
8597821, Dec 3, 2013
Filed:
Oct 1, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/896325
Inventors:
Jay Dlutowski - Safety Harbor FL, US
Melynda C. Calves - Riverview FL, US
John Bumgarner - Clearwater FL, US
Larry Langebrake - Seminole FL, US
Melynda C. Calves - Riverview FL, US
John Bumgarner - Clearwater FL, US
Larry Langebrake - Seminole FL, US
Assignee:
University of South Florida - Tampa FL
International Classification:
H01M 6/12, H01M 4/13, H01M 4/36, H01M 6/00
US Classification:
429162, 429219, 429220, 429223, 429523, 429524, 429527, 296235
Abstract:
The present invention is directed to the fabrication of thin aluminum anode batteries using a highly reproducible process that enables high volume manufacturing of the galvanic cells. In the present invention, semiconductor fabrication methods are used to fabricate aluminum galvanic cells, wherein a catalytic material to be used as the cathode is deposited on a substrate and an insulating spacing material is deposited on the cathode and patterned using photolithography. The spacing material can either be used as a sacrificial layer to expose the electrodes or serve as a support for one of the electrodes. Similarly, the aluminum anode may be deposited and patterned on another substrate and bonded to the first substrate, or can be deposited directly on the insulating material prior to patterning. The cell is packaged and connected to a delivery system to provide delivery of the electrolyte when activation of the cell is desired.
Micro-Aluminum Galvanic Cells And Method For Constructing The Same
US Patent:
2007011, May 17, 2007
Filed:
Aug 29, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/468115
Inventors:
Jay Dlutowski - Safety Harbor FL, US
Melynda Calves - Riverview FL, US
John Bumgarner - Clearwater FL, US
Larry Langebrake - Seminole FL, US
Melynda Calves - Riverview FL, US
John Bumgarner - Clearwater FL, US
Larry Langebrake - Seminole FL, US
Assignee:
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA - Tampa FL
International Classification:
H01M 10/04
US Classification:
429162000, 029623500
Abstract:
The present invention in directed to the fabrication of thin aluminum anode batteries using a highly reproducible process that enables high volume manufacturing of the galvanic cells.
Thermally Induced Single-Use Valves And Method Of Use
US Patent:
7958906, Jun 14, 2011
Filed:
Apr 11, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/734090
Inventors:
Jay Dlutowski - Safety Harbor FL, US
Michelle Cardenas - Tampa FL, US
John Bumgarner - Clearwater FL, US
Weidong Wang - Oldsmar FL, US
Larry Langebrake - Seminole FL, US
Michelle Cardenas - Tampa FL, US
John Bumgarner - Clearwater FL, US
Weidong Wang - Oldsmar FL, US
Larry Langebrake - Seminole FL, US
Assignee:
University of South Florida - Tampa FL
International Classification:
F16K 17/36
US Classification:
137 72, 137 67, 251 11
Abstract:
In accordance with an embodiment of the present invention, a thermally induced single-use valve is provided including a silicon wafer having a top surface and a bottom surface and at least one cavity formed in the bottom surface of the wafer, a thermally deformable membrane suspended across the cavity on the top surface of the wafer and at least one resistive element patterned on top of the thermally deformable membrane.