WILLIAM JAMES HABERMANN
Pilots at Slabtown Crk Rd, Hardwick, NJ
License number
New Jersey A0745503
Issued Date
Oct 2016
Expiration Date
Oct 2018
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
22 Slabtown Creek Rd, Hardwick, NJ 07825
Professional information
Apparatus For Inspecting The Interior Of Hollow Articles
US Patent:
6683641, Jan 27, 2004
Filed:
Sep 1, 1999
Appl. No.:
09/388576
Inventors:
Brian MacCracken - Vernon CT
William J. Habermann - Blairstown NJ
Timothy J. Henry - Stroudsburg PA
William J. Habermann - Blairstown NJ
Timothy J. Henry - Stroudsburg PA
Assignee:
United Technologies Corporation - Hartford CT
International Classification:
H04N 947
US Classification:
348 82, 382141
Abstract:
An apparatus for inspecting a selected target region in an interior cavity of a turbine engine rotor includes independent sources of ultraviolet and visible light for illuminating the selected target region, an arm having a working end translatable in a principal direction so that the working end is insertable into the rotor interior cavity, a primary camera mounted at the working end of the arm for capturing an image of the selected target region, a video monitor, and means for conveying the camera image from the primary camera to the video monitor. Ideally, the arm is also translatable in a secondary direction to facilitate positioning of the camera relative to the rotor. Suitable light guides convey the ultraviolet and visible light from their respective sources to the working end of the arm. A remote camera control, which is part of the camera electronics, allows an inspector to remotely focus the camera. An auxiliary viewing attachment with its own camera is reversibly securable to the working end of the arm for viewing surfaces angularly offset from the line of sight of the primary camera.
Endoscopic Device For Intraoral Use
US Patent:
5408992, Apr 25, 1995
Filed:
Nov 5, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/148097
Inventors:
David Hamlin - Langhorne PA
Arthur C. McKinley - Bradford MA
William Habermann - Blairstown NJ
Arthur C. McKinley - Bradford MA
William Habermann - Blairstown NJ
Assignee:
British Technology Group USA Inc. - Gulph Mills PA
International Classification:
A01B 100
US Classification:
128 4
Abstract:
An inta-oral device for viewing the oral cavity comprises a handle having a tube extending therefrom for insertion into the oral cavity to be viewed; an optical system within the tube; a video camera within the handle and illuminating means for illuminating the cavity; and a removable, rigid, sterilizable sheath completely enclosing the tube and illuminating means to prevent their exposure to the oral cavity. The optical means provides a non-reversed image to appear on a video screen.
Endoscopic Device
US Patent:
RE36434, Dec 7, 1999
Filed:
Nov 23, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/198099
Inventors:
David Hamlin - Langhorne PA
Arthur C. McKinley - Bradford MA
William Habermann - Blairstown NJ
Arthur C. McKinley - Bradford MA
William Habermann - Blairstown NJ
International Classification:
A61B 104
US Classification:
600109
Abstract:
An endoscopic device includes an endoscopic tube for insertion into a cavity to be viewed; an optical system including a video camera and illuminating means for viewing the cavity, the image on the screen being a noninverted image; and a removable, rigid, sterilizable or discardable sheath completely enclosing the endoscopic tube and the illuminating means to prevent their exposure to the cavity environment.
Endoscopic Device
US Patent:
5690605, Nov 25, 1997
Filed:
Apr 19, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/426608
Inventors:
David Hamlin - Langhorne PA
Arthur C. McKinley - Bradford MA
William Habermann - Blairstown NJ
Arthur C. McKinley - Bradford MA
William Habermann - Blairstown NJ
International Classification:
A61B 104
US Classification:
600109
Abstract:
An endoscopic device includes an endoscopic tube for insertion into a cavity to be viewed; an optical system including a video camera and illuminating means for viewing the cavity, the image on the screen being a noninverted image; and a removable, rigid, sterilizable or discardable sheath completely enclosing the endoscopic tube and the illuminating means to prevent their exposure to the cavity environment.