JOSE J FERNANDEZ
Medical Practice at 19, Fort Lauderdale, FL

8156320, Apr 10, 2012

Sep 9, 2008

12/207106

Jaime A. Borras - Miramar FL, US
Jose M. Fernandez - Sunrise FL, US
Zaffer S. Merchant - Parkland FL, US

Wireless Silicon Group, LLC - Fort Lauderdale FL

G06F 9/00, G06F 13/00

713 2, 713 1, 711103

The present invention discloses a portable computing device () including a processor (), non-volatile memory (), and a volatile memory (). An execute in place (XIP) kernel () stored in the non-volatile memory is executed immediately upon powering up the device. As the XIP kernel is executed, the processor maintain state and context information () in the volatile memory. The XIP kernel includes user interface and application segments, allow the user to perform some functions immediately upon powering up the device. While executing the XIP kernel and full code instantiation () is loaded into the volatile memory. The full code instantiation includes identical code as is in the XIP kernel, in addition to other code. Once loaded, execution is switched () from the XIP kernel to the full code instantiation, providing full functionality of the device.

2011012, May 26, 2011

Apr 30, 2010

12/771358

Jesse Johnson - Spring TX, US
Jose Fernandez - Sunrise FL, US
Stephen Vowell - Houston TX, US
Kevin Mayer - Benalillo NM, US

H04J 3/16

370468

A machine, program product, and method for enabling interoperable and low-latency networking among service devices. The machine, program product and methods perform the tasks of automatically matching, upon the receipt of the incoming data transmission, the data transmission to a plurality of analog device protocols to determine the necessary instructions and transmission media to command and control the plurality of analog service devices according to the data transmission or a plurality of digital device protocols to determine the necessary instructions and transmission media to command and control the plurality of digital service devices according to the data transmission, determining an outgoing transmission media for the incoming data transmission, constructing outgoing data transmissions between any of the analog service devices and any of the digital service devices responsive to the matching of the analog and digital device protocols and the identification of the outgoing transmission media, and dynamically allocating frequency spectrum for data transmissions between any of the analog service devices and any of the digital service devices, the dynamic allocation being responsive to any of a service type, service demand, and quality of service threshold for the outgoing transmission media and digital and analog device protocols.

7848398, Dec 7, 2010

Apr 3, 2007

11/695644

Jose Fernandez - Sunrise FL, US

Global Communications, Inc. - Houston TX

H04B 1/38

375222

A communication system is provided for transmitting video, audio, and data content between two or more nodes of a communications network comprised party of twisted pair links. Also provided, is a telecommunication system for transmitting spectrum, comprising transmission bandwidths that carry signals such as, video, audio, data and other services, over twisted pairs of telephone wires. Such system being adopted to for dynamic assignment and management of frequency bands of spectrum over twisted pair links.

5371453, Dec 6, 1994

Jan 28, 1993

8/010049

Jose M. Fernandez - Plantation FL

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H02J 100

320 5

A battery unit charger system is provided which includes a charger (110) for supplying charge current and a battery (120) having a memory (122) for storing battery-related information. The charger (110) includes a controller which exchanges the battery-related information with the memory (122) and in response thereto, controls overall operation of the charger (120). The battery (120) includes a common battery port (126) for selectively receiving charge current and for exchanging data with the charger (120). The controller cuts off the supply of charge current when data is being exchanged with the memory through the common port (126).

5738919, Apr 14, 1998

Nov 25, 1996

8/755620

George Thomas - Lawrenceville GA
Jose M. Fernandez - Sunrise FL
Scott M. Garrett - Lawrenceville GA
Georgina More - Duluth GA

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H01M 1600

429 3

A hybrid energy storage system (10) including a first energy storage device (12), such as a secondary or rechargeable battery, and a second energy storage device (14), such as an electrochemical capacitor. The electrochemical capacitor provides intermittent energy bursts to satisfy the power requires of, for example, pulsed power communication devices. The first and second energy storage devices are coupled to a current controller to assure that pulse transients are not applied to the battery cell as a result of charging the capacitor.

5432428, Jul 11, 1995

Jan 3, 1994

8/176993

Vernon Meadows - Coral Springs FL
Jose M. Fernandez - Plantation FL

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H01M 1044, H01M 1046

320 20

A battery charger (100) with an improved wide band, constant current source (10) with improved dynamic range is provided. The wide band constant current source (10) with improved dynamic range may include a current source (22), a voltage reference amplifier (50), a current control network (70) and overcurrent control circuit (80).

6184651, Feb 6, 2001

Mar 20, 2000

9/531402

Jose M. Fernandez - Sunrise FL
Jaime A. Borras - Hialeah FL

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H02J 700

320108

In a contactless charging system charging energy is transferred across an inductive coupler to charge a battery (21) of a portable device, such as a two-way radio, cellular phone, paging device, or wireless communicator. The inductive coupler also provides a way for communicating at least one signal, such as to improve the charging process and the transfer of charging energy. Charging efficiency is improved by voltage regulation using feedback through the inductive coupler, or via a wireless RF link, and a controller (11) in-circuit with the primary side (12) of the inductive coupler. The controller (11) may communicate information signals via inductive coupling, or via a wireless RF link, for communicating with other devices such as smart cards and microphones or for control or data transfer.

2012023, Sep 20, 2012

Nov 11, 2011

13/294719

Jose Fernandez - Sunrise FL, US

H04L 5/16

375222

Embodiments of a communication device and a communication system are provided to allow transmitting video, audio, and data content between two or more nodes of a communications network comprised party of twisted pair links. Also provided, is an embodiment of a telecommunication system for transmitting spectrum, comprising transmission bandwidths that carry signals such as, video, audio, data and other services, over twisted pairs of telephone wires. Such a system being adapted for dynamic assignment and management of frequency bands of spectrum over twisted pair links.

5006676, Apr 9, 1991

Dec 26, 1989

5/457138

Henry A. Bogut - Coral Springs FL
Anthony Dolezal - Pompano Beach FL
Jose M. Fernandez - Plantation FL

Motorola Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H01H 3514

200 6152

Briefly, according to the invention, a tilt switch 30 comprises a body 20 including a substantially conical cavity. The substantially conical cavity has at least a portion 24 which is electrically conductive. The tilt switch further has an electrical contact 32 spaced from the conductive portion 24 of the cavity. Finally, a conductive ball 34 located within the cavity selectively interconnects the electrical contact 32 and the conductive portion 24 of the cavity when the tilt switch 30 is tilted. In another aspect of the invention, a jitter switch 40 comprises a body 50 including a substantially concave shaped cavity. The substantially concave cavity has a curved bottom surface having a conductive portion (48) thereon and a sidewall having a separate conductive portion (44) thereon. A conductive ball 46 within the cavity intermittently interconnects the conductive portion of the bottom surface 48 with the conductive portion on the sidewall 44 when the jitter switch 40 is in motion.

5412306, May 2, 1995

Sep 14, 1993

8/120499

Vernon Meadows - Coral Springs FL
Anaba A. Anani - Lauderhill FL
Jose M. Fernandez - Plantation FL

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H01D 1044

320 20

A rechargeable battery (208) is charged using a charger (202). The charge current provided by charger (202) is a stepped-down pulse where the battery charge current rate change is determined by the rise time of the battery voltage. The charge pulse sequence is repeated after the polarization recovery period is completed. The polarization recovery time of the previous period will determine if the stepped-down pulse has to be modified.