Patent classifications
H02J7/35
Controlled-environment facility resident wearables and systems and methods for use
Controlled-environment facility resident behavioral and/or health monitoring may employ controlled-environment facility resident wearables each having a band configured to be affixed around a portion of a controlled-environment facility resident, irremovable by the resident and may include sensor(s) configured to measure biometric(s) of the controlled-environment facility resident and one or more physical parameter(s) experienced by the wearable, with a transmitter transmitting the biometric(s) and/or the physical parameter(s) to a controlled-environment facility management system. The controlled-environment facility management system may predetermine one or more normal input levels of the biometric(s) and/or physical parameter(s), receive the transmitted biometric(s) and/or physical parameter(s), determine whether received biometric(s) and/or physical parameter(s) rises above or falls below the predetermined normal input level(s), and alert controlled-environment facility personnel and/or law enforcement when received physical parameter(s) and/or received biometric(s) rise above or fall below the predetermined normal input level(s).
Systems and methods for managing electrical loads
A system for managing electrical loads includes a plurality of branch circuits, a sensor system, and control circuitry. The sensor system is configured to measure one or more electrical parameters corresponding to the plurality of branch circuits, and transmit one or more signals to the control circuitry. The control circuitry is configured to determine respective electrical load information in each branch circuit based on the sensor system, and control the electrical load in each branch circuit using controllable elements based on the respective electrical load information. The control circuitry transmits usage information, generates displays indicative of usage information, accesses stored or referencing information to forecast electrical load, and manages electrical load in response to identified events. The control circuitry can associate each branch circuit with reference load information, and disaggregate loads on each branch circuit based on the reference load information and on the electrical load in the branch circuit.
Self Charging Solar Phone (SCSP)
SCSP is a basic mobile phone with added feature . . . SOLAR CHARGING MODE. For when needing or wanting to charge device during daylight hours. Eliminates having to use “already existing” built-in charging port when no source of electrical power is available or nearby. Example use: When enjoying out-door activities such as fishing, hiking, exercising or just normal everyday device use. Also convenient when out with family and/or friends at an Amusement Park, Zoo, Baseball game or at the Beach; things of that nature. Device will have same normal functions, power ON/OFF button, volume UP/DOWN buttons, “Bixby button” (optional). Headphone port, charging port “for night-time use”. Reset port, and S-Pen “stylus pen” (optional). Camera(s), light, fingerprint sensor and speakerphone. Added feature will be the solar screen/glass/film built-in on the front and back of device. Included is Safety Automatic “shut-off” built-in so device will not over charge, and is Water Proof. How to operate Solar Charge/Charging is either by touch screen “just like turning on/off flashlight on phone” and a ON/OFF solar charge button located directly underneath device ON/OFF button that can be pressed and Solar Charge option will be displayed on device “front” screen. I Ramon Flores Jr. claim to be the inventor of the SCSP (Self Charging Solar Phone).
Self Charging Solar Phone (SCSP)
SCSP is a basic mobile phone with added feature . . . SOLAR CHARGING MODE. For when needing or wanting to charge device during daylight hours. Eliminates having to use “already existing” built-in charging port when no source of electrical power is available or nearby. Example use: When enjoying out-door activities such as fishing, hiking, exercising or just normal everyday device use. Also convenient when out with family and/or friends at an Amusement Park, Zoo, Baseball game or at the Beach; things of that nature. Device will have same normal functions, power ON/OFF button, volume UP/DOWN buttons, “Bixby button” (optional). Headphone port, charging port “for night-time use”. Reset port, and S-Pen “stylus pen” (optional). Camera(s), light, fingerprint sensor and speakerphone. Added feature will be the solar screen/glass/film built-in on the front and back of device. Included is Safety Automatic “shut-off” built-in so device will not over charge, and is Water Proof. How to operate Solar Charge/Charging is either by touch screen “just like turning on/off flashlight on phone” and a ON/OFF solar charge button located directly underneath device ON/OFF button that can be pressed and Solar Charge option will be displayed on device “front” screen. I Ramon Flores Jr. claim to be the inventor of the SCSP (Self Charging Solar Phone).
Distributed power harvesting systems using DC power sources
A system and method for combining power from DC power sources. Each power source is coupled to a converter. Each converter converts input power to output power by monitoring and maintaining the input power at a maximum power point. Substantially all input power is converted to the output power, and the controlling is performed by allowing output voltage of the converter to vary. The converters are coupled in series. An inverter is connected in parallel with the series connection of the converters and inverts a DC input to the inverter from the converters into an AC output. The inverter maintains the voltage at the inverter input at a desirable voltage by varying the amount of the series current drawn from the converters. The series current and the output power of the converters, determine the output voltage at each converter.
Distributed power harvesting systems using DC power sources
A system and method for combining power from DC power sources. Each power source is coupled to a converter. Each converter converts input power to output power by monitoring and maintaining the input power at a maximum power point. Substantially all input power is converted to the output power, and the controlling is performed by allowing output voltage of the converter to vary. The converters are coupled in series. An inverter is connected in parallel with the series connection of the converters and inverts a DC input to the inverter from the converters into an AC output. The inverter maintains the voltage at the inverter input at a desirable voltage by varying the amount of the series current drawn from the converters. The series current and the output power of the converters, determine the output voltage at each converter.
SOLAR TENT FOR MEDICAL USES IN THE FIELD
The solar tent comprises a canopy tent with integrated solar panels into the roof of a medical tent design. This technology allows the tent to capture solar energy, and convert it into electrical energy which can then be used to power lights, medical devices, and other equipment. This technology is foldable and collapsible to allow the tent to be both deployed and stored rapidly. The solar tent helps medical professionals overcome the challenges of lack of sufficient electricity while operating from a canopy tent, in the face of COVID-19.
Distributed power harvesting systems using DC power sources
A system and method for combining power from DC power sources. Each power source is coupled to a converter. Each converter converts input power to output power by monitoring and maintaining the input power at a maximum power point. Substantially all input power is converted to the output power, and the controlling is performed by allowing output voltage of the converter to vary. The converters are coupled in series. An inverter is connected in parallel with the series connection of the converters and inverts a DC input to the inverter from the converters into an AC output. The inverter maintains the voltage at the inverter input at a desirable voltage by varying the amount of the series current drawn from the converters. The series current and the output power of the converters, determine the output voltage at each converter.
Distributed power harvesting systems using DC power sources
A system and method for combining power from DC power sources. Each power source is coupled to a converter. Each converter converts input power to output power by monitoring and maintaining the input power at a maximum power point. Substantially all input power is converted to the output power, and the controlling is performed by allowing output voltage of the converter to vary. The converters are coupled in series. An inverter is connected in parallel with the series connection of the converters and inverts a DC input to the inverter from the converters into an AC output. The inverter maintains the voltage at the inverter input at a desirable voltage by varying the amount of the series current drawn from the converters. The series current and the output power of the converters, determine the output voltage at each converter.
Distributed power harvesting systems using DC power sources
A system and method for combining power from DC power sources. Each power source is coupled to a converter. Each converter converts input power to output power by monitoring and maintaining the input power at a maximum power point. Substantially all input power is converted to the output power, and the controlling is performed by allowing output voltage of the converter to vary. The converters are coupled in series. An inverter is connected in parallel with the series connection of the converters and inverts a DC input to the inverter from the converters into an AC output. The inverter maintains the voltage at the inverter input at a desirable voltage by varying the amount of the series current drawn from the converters. The series current and the output power of the converters, determine the output voltage at each converter.