WILLIAM D WILLIAMS, MD
Medical Practice in Pompano Beach, FL

8611546, Dec 17, 2013

Oct 7, 2010

12/899744

William R. Williams - Coral Springs FL, US
Blake C. Moselle - Plantation FL, US
Matthew E. Simms - Davie FL, US
Charles B. Swope - Coral Springs FL, US

Motorola Solutions, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H04R 5/00, H04R 5/02

381 17, 381 18, 381300, 381307, 381 1

A radio configured to dynamically control cancellation of undesired signals in an audio stream. The radio includes a noise cancellation processor configured to receive an audio stream from a user and to alter information in the audio stream by filtering out undesired signals in the audio stream. The radio also includes a receiving component configured to receive a data packet from a remote device, to retrieve configuration information from the data packet, and to dynamically apply the configuration information, while the radio is being used by a user, to settings associated with the noise cancellation processor. A dynamically enabled noise cancellation processor suppresses undesired signals associated with a subsequent incoming audio stream provided by the user and transmits at least one of an altered audio stream or an unaltered audio stream to the remote device.

8027640, Sep 27, 2011

Dec 17, 2008

12/337191

Nereydo T. Contreras - Miramar FL, US
William R. Williams - Coral Springs FL, US

Motorola Solutions, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H04B 7/00

455 412, 455501

Methods and systems are described in which the feedback between a transmitter and collocated receiver is reduced so that the overall feedback loop gain is less than 0 dB. Audio is transmitted from the transmitter to the receiver through a primary RF link while RSSI or TOA information to determine the separation between the end devices is exchanged using an ancillary RF link. The total loop gain is calculated using the gain of each end device and the separation. If the distance is less than a threshold distance, the gain of one or more components in the transmitter and/or receiver is reduced.

4490813, Dec 25, 1984

Mar 1, 1982

6/353728

Bernard V. Gasparaitis - Tamarac FL
Larry M. Krieg - North Lauderdale FL
Richard R. Schweet - North Lauderdale FL
William R. Williams - North Lauderdale FL
Raymond W. Burbank - North Lauderdale FL

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

G11C 1300

365 63

Apparatus is provided for containing information designating the frequency of operation of a synthesized radio frequency receiver. The apparatus is programmable and selectively addressable with respect to operating frequency.

5158468, Oct 27, 1992

Dec 6, 1991

7/802974

James H. Curtis - Coral Springs FL
Jose Villanueva - Delray Beach FL
William R. Williams - North Lauderdale FL
James T. Davis - Sunrise FL
John M. Miller - Plantation FL

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H01R 909

439 76

An electrical contact assembly (10) comprises a housing having a bottom portion (26) and a top portion (24), the top portion having a first inverted wall section (29) and a second inverted wall section (28), the housing having at least one aperture (31 and 32), the aperture extending from the bottom of the first inverted wall section to the bottom of the second inverted wall section. The assembly further comprises a substrate (20) within the housing having at least one contact area (22), and a contact finger (11) for placement in the housing aperture, the contact finger having at least a first portion (12), a second portion (14) and a third portion (16). The first portion protrudes below the aperture and contacts the contact area (22) on the substrate. The second portion (14) clips on to opposing walls of the second inverted wall (28) and the third portion (16) protrudes from the aperture (31) forming an external contact area.

7668332, Feb 23, 2010

Oct 21, 2005

11/255568

William R. Williams - Coral Springs FL, US
Deborah A. Gruenhagen - Southwest Ranches FL, US
Scot A. Hendry - Elgin IL, US
Richard L. Willis - Lauderhill FL, US

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H04R 1/02

381386, 381360

Both water intrusion and wind noise issues are addressed with an audio porting assembly including a single frame () having a speaker cavity () and a microphone cavity () formed therein. An opening () formed within the frame () between the speaker cavity () and the microphone cavity () provides a path for indirect porting from the speaker cavity into the microphone cavity. A unitarily molded membrane () provides a seal over the frame ().

2013030, Nov 21, 2013

May 15, 2012

13/471721

Nereydo T. Contreras - Miami Beach FL, US
Giorgi Bit-Babik - Plantation FL, US
Antonio Faraone - Fort Lauderdale FL, US
William R. Williams - Coral Springs FL, US

MOTOROLA SOLUTIONS, INC. - SCHAUMBURG IL

H01Q 1/36, H01Q 1/24, H01Q 1/50

343702, 343895, 343860

An antenna () having an antenna structure is provided. The antenna structure is formed of a rolled conductive strip having a first section () with overlap between successive turns and a second section () with no overlap between successive turns. The first section () has an insulating layer to prevent shorts between the successive overlapping turns. The antenna () provides multi-band capability.

7347731, Mar 25, 2008

Sep 22, 2006

11/534267

Peter B. Gilmore - Plantation FL, US
Donald F. Gatto - Coral Springs FL, US
Weng Kong Hor - Buttersworth, MY
Bharathi Ranjit Singh - Petaling Jaya, MY
William R. Williams - Coral Springs FL, US

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H01R 13/40

439587, 439606

An accessory connector () and a method () for providing a robust submersible seal is provided. The method can include over molding () a high-temperature plastic () around a plurality of interconnect pins () to produce a header (), over molding () a low-temperature plastic () to the header to produce an insert (), over molding () a side connector assembly () along a periphery of the insert to produce an interface (), and ultrasonically welding () the insert to a housing () to blend () the low-temperature plastic with the housing.

5705915, Jan 6, 1998

Mar 3, 1997

8/805836

Twanika D. Douglas - Lawrenceville GA
Joseph Patino - Pembroke Pines FL
Michael D. Geren - Duluth GA
William R. Williams - Coral Springs FL

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H01M 1044, H01M 1046

320 31

A method for charging a battery or battery pack (206) provides a scheme for terminating a rapid charging regime only after both a temperature and voltage threshold are exceeded. This allows a battery to continue to receive a rapid charge even when battery temperatures are rising rapidly due to external (non-charge related) conditions.