LONNIE CURTIS MAXEY
Pilots at Camberley Dr, Powell, TN

2012018, Jul 19, 2012

Dec 2, 2008

12/326223

Lonnie C. Maxey - Powell TN, US

UT-BATTELLE, LLC - Oak Ridge TN

G01R 27/02

324603

Methods and apparatuses for evaluating a material are described. Embodiments typically involve use of an impedance measurement sensor to measure the impedance of a sample of the material under at least two different states of illumination. The states of illumination may include (a) substantially no optical stimulation, (b) substantial optical stimulation, (c) optical stimulation at a first wavelength of light, (d) optical stimulation at a second wavelength of light, (e) a first level of light intensity, and (f) a second level of light intensity. Typically a difference in impedance between the impedance of the sample at the two states of illumination is measured to determine a characteristic of the material.

5383024, Jan 17, 1995

Jul 6, 1994

8/267919

Lonnie C. Maxey - Powell TN
Marc L. Simpson - Knoxville TN

Martin Marietta Energy Systems, Inc. - Oak Ridge TN

G01N 1502

356336

A wet steam monitor determines steam particle size by using laser doppler velocimeter (LDV) device to produce backscatter light. The backscatter light signal is processed with a spectrum analyzer to produce a visibility waveform in the frequency domain. The visibility waveform includes a primary peak and a plurality of sidebands. The bandwidth of at least the primary frequency peak is correlated to particle size by either visually comparing the bandwidth to those of known particle sizes, or by digitizing the waveform and comparing the waveforms electronically.

2005028, Dec 29, 2005

Jun 25, 2004

10/876391

Lonnie Maxey - Powell TN, US

G02B006/38

385055000, 385053000, 385070000, 385075000

The optical waveguide connector comprises at least two optical waveguides abutting at a joint, the waveguides having a diameter variance in a predetermined range; a cover at least partially enclosing at least two optical waveguides, the cover having a first end, a second end, and an interior annular space; a collet proximate each first end and second end of the cover and removably coupled to an optical waveguide; and a sleeve removably abutting each collet and circumferentially surrounding the cover and each collet.

7360703, Apr 22, 2008

Sep 23, 2004

10/947951

Timothy James McIntyre - Knoxville TN, US
Lonnie Curtis Maxey - Powell TN, US

UT-Battelle, LLC - Oak Ridge TN

G06K 7/10

235454, 356614, 356616, 356622

A laser scanner is located in a fixed position to have line-of-sight access to key features of monitored objects. The scanner rapidly scans pre-programmed points corresponding to the positions of retroreflecting targets affixed to the key features of the objects. The scanner is capable of making highly detailed scans of any portion of the field of view, permitting the exact location and identity of targets to be confirmed. The security of an object is verified by determining that the cooperative target is still present and that its position has not changed. The retroreflecting targets also modulate the reflected light for purposes of returning additional information back to the location of the scanner.

7973235, Jul 5, 2011

Apr 14, 2004

10/824291

Jeffrey D. Muhs - Lenoir City TN, US
Dennis D. Earl - Knoxville TN, US
David L. Beshears - Knoxville TN, US
Lonnie C. Maxey - Powell TN, US
John K. Jordan - Oak Ridge TN, US
Randall F. Lind - Lenoir City TN, US

UT-Batelle, LLC - Oak Ridge TN

H01L 31/00

136246, 136253, 136291, 136248, 4352921, 25022711, 126683, 126685, 126690, 385900, 606418

A hybrid solar lighting distribution system and components having at least one hybrid solar concentrator, at least one fiber receiver, at least one hybrid luminaire, and a light distribution system operably connected to each hybrid solar concentrator and each hybrid luminaire. A controller operates all components.

7678329, Mar 16, 2010

Sep 24, 2004

10/949854

Frederick C. Montgomery - Oak Ridge TN, US
David L. West - Oak Ridge TN, US
Timothy R. Armstrong - Clinton TN, US
Lonnie C. Maxey - Powell TN, US

Babcock & Wilcox Technical Services Y-12, LLC - Oak Ridge TN

G01N 21/76

422 52

A NOsensing device includes at least one pair of spaced electrodes, at least one of which is made of a conductive oxide, and an oxygen-ion conducting material in bridging electrical communication with the electrodes.

7231128, Jun 12, 2007

Aug 1, 2003

10/633027

Jeffrey D. Muhs - Lenoir City TN, US
Dennis D. Earl - Knoxville TN, US
David L. Beshears - Knoxville TN, US
Lonnie C. Maxey - Powell TN, US
John K. Jordan - Oak Ridge TN, US
Randall F. Lind - Lenoir City TN, US

UT-Battelle, LLC - Oak Ridge TN

G02B 6/00, H01L 31/042, C12M 1/00, F24J 2/10

385900, 385147, 136246, 136253, 136291, 136248, 4352921, 126683, 126685, 126690, 606418

A hybrid solar lighting system and components having at least one hybrid solar concentrator, at least one fiber receiver, at least one hybrid luminaire, and a light distribution system operably connected to each hybrid solar concentrator and each hybrid luminaire. A controller operates each component.

5098197, Mar 24, 1992

Jan 30, 1989

7/303181

Robert L. Shepard - Oak Ridge TN
Theron V. Blalock - Knoxville TN
Michael J. Roberts - Knoxville TN
Lonnie C. Maxey - Powell TN

The United States of America as represented by the United States
Department of Energy - Washington DC

G01J 500

374120

Method and device for direct, non-contact temperature measure of a body. A laser beam is reflected from the surface of the body and detected along with the Planck radiation. The detected signal is analyzed using signal correlation technique to generate an output signal proportional to the Johnson noise introduced into the reflected laser beam as a direct measure of the absolute temperature of the body.