Robert J Reilly

US Patent:

41646282, Aug 14, 1979

Filed:

Mar 17, 1978

Appl. No.:

5/887708

Inventors:

Charles R. Ward - Passaic NJ
Robert A. Reilly - North Caldwell NJ

Assignee:

International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation - Nutley NJ

International Classification:

H04J 1300

US Classification:

179 15BA

Abstract:

This relates to a signal processor which accepts the linear sum of several continuous (CW) direct sequence, spread spectrum signals, and outputs a sequence of narrow pulses, each of which contains all the available energy of one of the input signals. The CW signals are applied to the input of a tapped delay line, the contents of which are compared, in a parallel fashion, with the output of a code storage register. When correlation has been achieved, a narrow pulse is produced which contains all the available energy of one of the input signals. The circuit reduces the problem of continuously processing several simultaneous signals, conventionally performed with dedicated circuitry for each signal, to a sequential pulse processing operation, effectively timesharing the same single set of circuitry. Both amplitude and phase information is preserved through the processing technique allowing implementation in coherent and non-coherent system architectures.

US Patent:

51081520, Apr 28, 1992

Filed:

Jul 9, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/728844

Inventors:

Robert J. Reilly - Brockton MA
Lisa G. Reilly - Brockton MA

International Classification:

A47D 1500
B60R 2210

US Classification:

297482

Abstract:

A one piece cushioning device for a child's car seat has a main body defining a head rest and a pair of extending arms that define a pair of shoulder belt covers. Each arm is sized and shaped to fit around a shoulder belt of the car seat, closures being provided to secure the arms around the shoulder belts. The main body is positioned between a child's head and the back of the car seat and serves as a cushion to protect against irritation to the child's head and the arms protect against irritation to the child's neck.

US Patent:

41422406, Feb 27, 1979

Filed:

Aug 31, 1977

Appl. No.:

5/829382

Inventors:

Charles R. Ward - Passaic NJ
Robert A. Reilly - North Caldwell NJ

Assignee:

International Telephone & Telegraph Corp. - Nutley NJ

International Classification:

G06F 700

US Classification:

364717

Abstract:

The code generator of the present invention uses digital memories to replace the linear feedback shift registers of the prior art. Each memory contains the time ordered bit sequence for each of the component codes which in general, make up the overall, longer code. Since the entire bit sequences of the component codes are immediately available in the memories by appropriate addressing, the code generator can be initialized to an arbitrary, but defined code state within the response time of the memory element. As an additional benefit, at the option of the designer, the digital memory can be chosen to extract code segments, for example, 8 bits wide rather than single bits, and this parallel approach reduces code clocking speed through much of the code generator hardware, and/or may permit several code patterns for multichannel applications to be constructed using the same common memories.