Edward V Morton

Address:

55 N Elliott Pl, Brooklyn, NY 11205

Phone:

9178657272

VIN:

5J6TF3H59CL006700

Make:

HONDA

Model:

CROSSTOUR

Year:

2012

US Patent:

6348294, Feb 19, 2002

Filed:

Apr 6, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/826805

Inventors:

Edward W. Morton - Turnersville NJ

Assignee:

Sony Corporation
Sony Electronics, Inc. - Park Ridge NJ

International Classification:

G03F 7023

US Classification:

430166, 4302731, 430330, 430448

Abstract:

A method of manufacturing an optical disc master from a glass substrate includes coating the substrate with a layer of photoresist, and applying an alkali-gel layer atop the photoresist. The coated substrate is then placed in an environment with a higher than normal humidity. The surface of the coated glass is selectively exposed to a beam of a writing laser, the exposure being controlled by digital information to be recorded on the disc. Exposed portions of the coated substrate experience a chemical reaction between the photoresist and the alkali material in the humid environment. Exposed portions are then developed and ablated thereby creating the pits and lands.

US Patent:

43181600, Mar 2, 1982

Filed:

Nov 28, 1979

Appl. No.:

6/098107

Inventors:

Thomas E. Dooley - Clifton NJ
Edward W. Morton - Teaneck NJ

Assignee:

Westinghouse Electric Corp. - Pittsburgh PA

International Classification:

F21S 500

US Classification:

362216

Abstract:

A fluorescent lamp conversion unit for use in combination with the residential incandescent-type lamp fixture. The fixture is of the type intended for operation with a lamp shade of predetermined dimensions. The fluorescent lamp conversion unit includes lamp and lamp shade supporting means including a rigid hollow elongated member for supporting a fluorescent lamp of the compact type having an elongated envelope which has a double-U-bend to present a compact design thereby enabling the lamp to be enclosed by the lamp shade.

US Patent:

63134535, Nov 6, 2001

Filed:

Oct 29, 1999

Appl. No.:

9/430127

Inventors:

Edward W. Morton - Turnersville NJ

Assignee:

Sony Corporation - Tokyo
Sony Electronics, Inc. - Park Ridge NJ

International Classification:

G02B 704

US Classification:

2502015

Abstract:

A method of manufacturing an optical disc master from a glass substrate includes coating the substrate with a layer of photoresist, and applying an alkali-gel layer atop the photoresist. The coated substrate is then placed in an environment with a higher than normal humidity. The surface of the coated glass is selectively exposed to a beam of a writing laser, the exposure being controlled by digital information to be recorded on the disc. Exposed portions of the coated substrate experience a chemical reaction between the photoresist and the alkali material in the humid environment. Exposed portions are then developed and ablated thereby creating the pits and lands.

US Patent:

RE306878, Jul 21, 1981

Filed:

Dec 4, 1979

Appl. No.:

6/100314

Inventors:

Edward W. Morton - Bronx NY
John F. Gilmore - Verona NJ

Assignee:

Westinghouse Electric Corp. - Pittsburgh PA

International Classification:

H05B 4136
H01J 1734

US Classification:

315 58

Abstract:

There is provided in combination with a rapid-start series-sequence type ballast for two low-pressure mercury discharge lamps, apparatus for reducing the power consumption of both lamps. The apparatus utilizes switch means in conjunction with a capacitor to limit the current supply to the lamps after the lamps are energized. The switch means has two members in series circuit arrangement with one of the electrodes of one of the lamps. Each member is connected on opposite sides of the electrode. The capacitor is connected in parallel circuit arrangement with one of the members. Initially upon energization the switch means has a low impedance state to permit current flow and then switches to a high impedance state. The switch means permits preheating of the electrode and thereafter upon response to current flow switches and causes the lamp current to pass through the capacitor and thereby decrease by a predetermined amount the current through the normally operating lamps. The switch means may comprise switch members having a positive temperature coefficient of electrical resistance.

US Patent:

60773502, Jun 20, 2000

Filed:

Mar 10, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/037366

Inventors:

Edward W. Morton - Turnersville NJ
Robert Andrukaitis - Mantua NJ
Joseph Scarpinato - Williamstown NJ

Assignee:

Sony Corporation - Tokyo
Sony Electronics - Park Ridge NJ

International Classification:

B05C 1100
G01N 700
G01N 1700
G01N 326
G05B 100

US Classification:

118 58

Abstract:

The present invention provides a system and method for thermally curing polymeric coated substrates by effective drying of solvents used in the production of the coated component. A feedback system coupled to a heating apparatus is comprised of one or more gas sensors internal or external to the heating apparatus to provide monitoring of the quantity of solvent gases being generated. The present invention allows the curing process to be precisely controlled, where, for example, a predetermined concentration of solvent gases input to the gas sensor can trigger the heating process to be stopped or to provide for a controlled cool down period for curing of the photoresist substrate. A controller coupled between the gas sensor and the heating apparatus may also contain temperature and/or time controls for varying the output of the heating apparatus in response to indications from the gas sensor. The system of the present invention assures production of stable photoresist coatings and also minimizes the processing time needed to properly cure the polymeric coated substrates.

US Patent:

43000738, Nov 10, 1981

Filed:

Feb 13, 1979

Appl. No.:

6/011832

Inventors:

Henry Skwirut - Verona NJ
Robert G. Young - Nutley NJ
Edward W. Morton - Teaneck NJ

Assignee:

Westinghouse Electric Corp. - Pittsburgh PA

International Classification:

H01J 1734
H01J 6156
H01J 1728

US Classification:

315 53

Abstract:

A fluorescent lamp having a triple-U-bent tubular envelope is combined with circuit means, a translucent protective cover and a threaded base member to provide an efficient screw-in type lamp unit of high brightness and long life that is compact enough to be used as a direct replacement for incandescent type lamps in fixtures designed for residential and commercial lighting. Various structural arrangements for including the ballast and starter components of the energizing circuit as integral parts of the compact lamp unit, despite the stringent space limitations, and also venting the cover and base structures to provide convection cooling of the compacted electrical components are also disclosed. Additional cost-saving advantages are afforded by making the triple-U-bent fluorescent lamp a plug-in type component that can be readily removed from the lamp unit and replaced with a new fluorescent lamp, thus permitting the lamp unit to be retained as a permanent part of the lighting fixture and be periodically relamped at minimal expense as required to maintain the optimum amount of illumination from the electrical energy which is consumed.

US Patent:

D2714248, Nov 15, 1983

Filed:

Nov 13, 1980

Appl. No.:

6/206501

Inventors:

Robert G. Young - Nutley NJ
Edward W. Morton - Teaneck NJ
Henry Skwirut - Verona NJ
Thomas E. Dooley - Clifton NJ

Assignee:

North American Philips Electric Corp. - New York NY

International Classification:

D2605
D2604

US Classification:

D26 26

US Patent:

43486126, Sep 7, 1982

Filed:

Feb 6, 1981

Appl. No.:

6/232286

Inventors:

Edward W. Morton - Teaneck NJ

Assignee:

Westinghouse Electric Corp. - Pittsburgh PA

International Classification:

H01J 744
H05B 3702

US Classification:

315 58

Abstract:

A compact fluorescent lamp unit for use with a three-way incandescent-type lamp fixture. The compact fluorescent lamp unit includes a compact fluorescent discharge device of predetermined configuration, a ballast inductor and two capacitors, and housing and support means for supporting the discharge device and housing the ballast inductor. When the switch of the incandescent-type lamp fixture is switched the compact fluorescent discharge device is switched, successively, from a deenergized state; to a low-light output state; to a medium-light output state; and, finally, to a high-light output state.