PAUL MILLER, BCABA
Behavior Analysts at Parkmoor Ave, San Jose, CA
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California 0-16-7291
Category
Behavior Analysts
Type
Assistant Behavior Analyst
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Address
1401 Parkmoor Ave SUITE 208, San Jose, CA 95126
Phone
(408) 885-0805
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505 S Arden Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90020
5001 W Florida Ave SPC 316, Hemet, CA 92545
5110 Equestrian Ct, Antioch, CA 94531
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System And Method Of Obtaining Data-Dependent Jitter (Ddj) Estimates From Measured Signal Data
System And Method Of Obtaining Data-Dependent Jitter (Ddj) Estimates From Measured Signal Data
US Patent:
7203610, Apr 10, 2007
Filed:
Aug 31, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/930683
Inventors:
Sassan Tabatabaei - Sunnyvale CA, US
Mordechai Ben-Zeev - San Jose CA, US
Paul Frederick Miller - San Jose CA, US
Mordechai Ben-Zeev - San Jose CA, US
Paul Frederick Miller - San Jose CA, US
Assignee:
Guide Technology, Inc. - Sunnyvale CA
International Classification:
G01R 13/00, G01R 25/00
US Classification:
702 69, 702 66, 702 79, 375226
Abstract:
Methods for estimating data-dependent jitter (DDJ) from measured samples of a transmitted data signal include a first exemplary step of obtaining a plurality of measurements (e. g. , time tags and event counts for selected pulse widths in the data signal). Such measurements may be obtained at predetermined intervals within a transmitted signal or may be obtained at randomly selected intervals, and should yield measurements for each data pulse in a repeating data pattern. An average unit interval value representative of the average bit time of the transmitted signal is determined. Time interval error estimates representative of the timing deviation from each signal edge's measured value relative to its ideal value (determined in part from the calculated average unit interval value) are also determined, as well as a classification for each measured signal edge relative to a corresponding data pulse in the repeating data pattern. DDJ delta lines are then calculated for signal edges of each pulse width in the transmitted data pattern, from which peak-to-peak DDJ values and/or estimates of duty-cycle-distortion (DCD) can be determined.
Pool Cleaning Apparatus
Pool Cleaning Apparatus
US Patent:
4393526, Jul 19, 1983
Filed:
Nov 23, 1981
Appl. No.:
6/323928
Inventors:
Paul B. Miller - San Jose CA
Tony C. R. Miller - San Jose CA
Tony C. R. Miller - San Jose CA
International Classification:
B08B 908, E04H 316
US Classification:
4490
Abstract:
A pool cleaning apparatus characterized by a long, hollow main body coupled to a pressurized swimming pool inlet and supporting a pair of cleaning hoses, a pressure relief valve, and an adjustable nozzle for producing a surface current. A primary cleaning hose sweeps the side and bottom surfaces of the pool, and a secondary cleaning hose follows up after the primary cleaning hose. The adjustable nozzle is used to direct a jet of water towards the surface of the water contained by the pool to create surface currents which urge floating debris towards the swimming pool's skimmers. The pressure relief valve controls the strength and vigor of the cleaning action of the apparatus.