Timothy W Morrison

US Patent:

7280636, Oct 9, 2007

Filed:

Oct 4, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/957878

Inventors:

Timothy I. Morrison - Darien IL, US
Ivan Nesch - Crown Point IN, US
Gocha Khelashvili - Chicago IL, US

Assignee:

Illinois Institute of Technology - Chicago IL

International Classification:

H01J 35/00

US Classification:

378122, 378136, 378143

Abstract:

An x-ray source for producing a uniformly intense area x-ray beam. The x-ray source includes a vacuum chamber. An area electron emitter is disposed at a first end of the vacuum chamber. A target material is disposed at a second end of the vacuum chamber and spaced apart from the area electron emitter. The area electron emitter and the target material are correspondingly shaped and/or correspondingly curved. The x-ray source also includes at least one high voltage power source. The area electron emitter is electrically connected to a negative pole of one of the at least one high voltage power source and the target electrically connected to a positive pole of one of the at least one high voltage power source.

US Patent:

20190180562, Jun 13, 2019

Filed:

Feb 19, 2019

Appl. No.:

15/929105

Inventors:

- Wood Dale IL, US
John E. Vaughn - Palatine IL, US
Timothy Craig Morrison - Carpentersville IL, US

International Classification:

G07F 17/32

Abstract:

A token dispensing system is adapted suitable for installing a token dispenser in a game device. A mounting bracket for the token dispenser provides a simple and inexpensive way to install the token dispenser as part of the token dispensing system inside the housing of a game device. The dispensing system includes an electronic control circuit that controls an alarm device to provide a low level warning signal when the level of tokens in the token dispenser is low and an empty warning signal when the token dispenser is empty. The electronic control circuit controls dispensing tokens from the token dispenser such that a user receives the correct number of tokens even if the dispenser runs out of tokens in the middle of dispensing a selected number of tokens during a transaction.

US Patent:

20160217655, Jul 28, 2016

Filed:

Apr 4, 2016

Appl. No.:

15/090067

Inventors:

- Wood Dale IL, US
John E. Vaughn - Palatine IL, US
Timothy Craig Morrison - Carpentersville IL, US

International Classification:

G07F 17/32

Abstract:

A token dispensing system is adapted suitable for installing a token dispenser in a game device. A mounting bracket for the token dispenser provides a simple and inexpensive way to install the token dispenser as part of the token dispensing system inside the housing of a game device. The dispensing system includes an electronic control circuit that controls an alarm device to provide a low level warning signal when the level of tokens in the token dispenser is low and an empty warning signal when the token dispenser is empty. The electronic control circuit controls dispensing tokens from the token dispenser such that a user receives the correct number of tokens even if the dispenser runs out of tokens in the middle of dispensing a selected number of tokens during a transaction.

US Patent:

20140274312, Sep 18, 2014

Filed:

Mar 15, 2013

Appl. No.:

13/836550

Inventors:

- Wood Dale IL, US
John E. Vaughn - Palatine IL, US
Timothy Craig Morrison - Carpentersville IL, US

Assignee:

NAMCO ENTERTAINMENT INC. - Wood Dale IL

International Classification:

G07F 17/32

US Classification:

463 25, 29428, 2483112, 700232

Abstract:

A token dispensing system is adapted suitable for installing a token dispenser in a game device. A mounting bracket for the token dispenser provides a simple and inexpensive way to install the token dispenser as part of the token dispensing system inside the housing of a game device. The dispensing system includes an electronic control circuit that controls an alarm device to provide a low level warning signal when the level of tokens in the token dispenser is low and an empty warning signal when the token dispenser is empty. The electronic control circuit controls dispensing tokens from the token dispenser such that a user receives the correct number of tokens even if the dispenser runs out of tokens in the middle of dispensing a selected number of tokens during a transaction.