Mitre Sep 1993 - Mar 1, 2003
Principal Physicist
Hydrocision 1993 - 1994
Staff Scientist
Schafer Corporation Sep 1980 - Oct 1993
Staff Scientist
Abiomed Nov 1990 - Nov 1991
Staff Scientist
Avco Everett Research Laboratory Feb 1970 - Jan 1980
Staff Scientist
Education:
Freie Universität Berlin 1984 - 1985
University of Michigan 1958 - 1970
Master of Science, Doctorates, Bachelors, Masters, Doctor of Philosophy, Bachelor of Science, Physics
Almont Junior - Senior High School
Skills:
Spectroscopy Simulations Matlab Dod Security Clearance Simulink Military Engineering Management Modeling Linux Fortran Antennas Signal Processing Image Processing Javascript Product Development
Timothy Moutafis - Gloucester MA, US C. Coffin - Topsfield MA, US Frank Patterson - Exeter NH, US Marvel Yoder - Andover MA, US
International Classification:
B26D001/00 B26D007/00 B26F003/00
US Classification:
083/013000, 083/177000
Abstract:
A system for generating a high pressure fluid jet includes a variable pressure pump and a burst resistant delivery tube which safely conducts the pressurized stream to an instrument. The pump may include a disposable diaphragm pump cartridge which is driven by a reusable pump. The delivery tube may be a coiled hypo tube which enhances flexibility.
Timothy Moutafis - Gloucester MA, US C. Coffin - Topsfield MA, US Frank Patterson - Exeter NH, US Marvel Yoder - Andover MA, US
International Classification:
B26D001/00
US Classification:
083/024000, 083/013000
Abstract:
A system for generating a high pressure fluid jet includes a variable pressure pump and a burst resistant delivery tube which safely conducts the pressurized stream to an instrument. The pump may include a disposable diaphragm pump cartridge which is driven by a reusable pump. The delivery tube may be a coiled hypo tube which enhances flexibility.
Frank Van Patterson - Exeter NH Marvel John Yoder - Andover MA Timothy E. Moutafis - Gloucester MA
Assignee:
HydroCision, Inc. - Wilmington MA
International Classification:
A61B 1720
US Classification:
604 22
Abstract:
An instrument for delivering a variable pressure stream of fluid as a coherent jet. The instrument may be configured for holding in the hand of a user or for manipulation by machine control. The orifices may be oriented axially, transversely or obliquely. A deflector may be provided opposite the orifice to transform the jet stream into a harmless spray. The deflector may be slidable (in the axial mode) or pivotable (in the transverse mode) to ensure a small instrument profile. The instrument may be moldable allowing the user to reshape the jet tip into a desired configuration. The instrument may be remotely steerable and enable a user to selectively alter the direction of the jet without having to remove the instrument from the surgical site.
Electro-Dynamic Laser With Acoustic Absorbing Electrode
David R. Ahouse - Andover MA Jack D. Daugherty - Winchester MA Sheldon L. Glickler - Framingham MA Paul F. Kellen - Medford MA George W. Sutton - Lexington MA David Korff - Lexington MA Marvel J. Yoder - Andover MA
Assignee:
The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Air Force - Washington DC
International Classification:
H01S 308 H01S 322
US Classification:
331 945G
Abstract:
A high pressure, high power, continuous wave electro-dynamic laser having one of the electrodes (preferably the cathode) made of a porous conductive surface and a backing material capable of broad band acoustic absorption. Such an arrangement effectively absorbs acoustic disturbances which arises primarily from a linear instability within the resonant cavity of the electro-dynamic laser and thereby substantially reduces output flux modulations within the resonant cavity.
Marvel John Yoder - Andover MA Frank Van Patterson - Exeter NH Timothy E. Moutafis - Gloucester MA
Assignee:
Hydrocision, Inc. - Wilmington MA
International Classification:
B61B 1720
US Classification:
604 22
Abstract:
A method of pin-pointing a fluid jet onto a target involves pumping fluid at a low pressure through a jet creating instrument, directing the low pressure jet onto a target and pumping the fluid at a higher pressure while maintaining the jet on the target.
Timothy E. Moutafis - Gloucester MA C. Ronald Coffin - Topsfield MA Frank Van Patterson - Exeter NH Marvel John Yoder - Andover MA
Assignee:
Hydrocision, Inc. - Andover MA
International Classification:
B26F 300 A61B 1732
US Classification:
83177
Abstract:
A system for generating a high pressure fluid jet includes a variable pressure pump and a burst resistant delivery tube which safely conducts the pressurized stream to an instrument. The pump includes a disposable diaphragm pump cartridge which is driven by a reusable pump. The delivery tube may be a coiled hypo tube which enhances flexibility.