Brandon R Garbus

20100057372, Mar 4, 2010

Mar 31, 2009

12/415741

Clifton K. Fagerquist - Brentwood CA, US
Leslie A. Harden - Richmond CA, US
Brandon R. Garbus - Santa Clara CA, US

The United States of America, as represented by the Secretary of Agriculture - Washington DC

G01N 33/68

702 20, 702 27

Embodiments of the present invention relate to the identification of proteins using laser desorption ionization mass spectrometry, the identification of source organisms comprising the identified proteins and a computer readable storage medium storing instructions that, when executed by a computer cause the computer to perform a method for the identification of proteins using mass spectra generated through the application of laser desorption ionization mass spectrometry of the proteins.

20230021065, Jan 19, 2023

Sep 16, 2022

17/946995

- Cupertino CA, US
Gregory H. Nayman - Los Altos CA, US
Cortland S. Tolva - Redwood City CA, US
Joseph W. Colosimo - Sunnyvale CA, US
Antonio R. De Lima Fernandes - Panaji, IN
Brandon R. Garbus - San Francisco CA, US
Alexei E. Kosut - Campbell CA, US

H02J 50/80
H04R 1/10
H04M 1/04
H02J 7/00

A wireless power system includes a wireless power transmitting device such as a wireless charging mat for charging devices such as a cellular telephone and an earbuds battery case. The earbuds battery case receives earbuds and charges the earbuds from a battery. The wireless charging mat supports bidirectional in-band communications between the cellular telephone and the earbuds battery case. The earbuds battery case provides the cellular telephone with information on the battery charge level associated with the battery in the earbuds battery case and a battery charge level associated with each earbud in the earbuds battery case. The cellular telephone receives battery charge level information through the wireless charging mat and displays corresponding indicators. The earbuds battery case has a visual output device such as a light-emitting diode that is illuminated to indicate that the earbuds battery case is being charged.

20210152036, May 20, 2021

Jan 29, 2021

17/161813

- Cupertino CA, US
Gregory H. Nayman - Mountain View CA, US
Cortland S. Tolva - Redwood City CA, US
Joseph W. Colosimo - Sunnyvale CA, US
Antonio R. De Lima Fernandes - Santa Clara CA, US
Brandon R. Garbus - San Francisco CA, US
Alexei E. Kosut - Campbell CA, US

H02J 50/80
H02J 50/40
H04R 1/10
H04M 1/04
H02J 7/00

A wireless power system includes a wireless power transmitting device such as a wireless charging mat for charging devices such as a cellular telephone and an earbuds battery case. The earbuds battery case receives earbuds and charges the earbuds from a battery. The wireless charging mat supports bidirectional in-band communications between the cellular telephone and the earbuds battery case. The earbuds battery case provides the cellular telephone with information on the battery charge level associated with the battery in the earbuds battery case and a battery charge level associated with each earbud in the earbuds battery case. The cellular telephone receives battery charge level information through the wireless charging mat and displays corresponding indicators. The earbuds battery case has a visual output device such as a light-emitting diode that is illuminated to indicate that the earbuds battery case is being charged.

20200274403, Aug 27, 2020

May 11, 2020

16/872172

- Cupertino CA, US
Manu Agarwal - Palo Alto CA, US
Brandon R. Garbus - Santa Clara CA, US

H02J 50/80
H02J 50/12
H04B 5/00

A wireless power transmitting device transmits wireless power signals modulated at a given power frequency to a wireless power receiving device using a wireless power transmitting coil. The wireless power receiving device may transmit data signals to the wireless power transmitting device. The wireless power transmitting device may include a data receiver that is coupled to the wireless power transmitting coil and that receives the transmitted data. The data receiver may include an input stage, bandpass filter circuitry, demodulator circuitry, and a data stream combiner. The data receiver may further include a power supply noise cancellation circuit. The power supply noise cancellation circuit may include an input stage, a baseband filter, a window filter, a down-sampler, and a difference filter. The power supply noise cancellation circuit may be coupled to the data stream combiner and is configured to mitigate power supply noise interference in the received data.

20190319475, Oct 17, 2019

Jan 25, 2019

16/258464

- Cupertino CA, US
Brandon R. Garbus - Santa Clara CA, US
Steven G. Herbst - Berkeley CA, US
Todd K. Moyer - Portland OR, US
Chad A. Bossetti - Santa Clara CA, US
Eric S. Jol - San Jose CA, US
Christopher S. Graham - San Francisco CA, US

H02J 7/02
H02J 50/90
H02J 50/12
H02J 50/70
H02J 50/10
H02J 50/40

A wireless transmitter device is configurable and operable to transfer energy to multiple receiver devices at the same time. The transmitter device is configured to enable one or more sections of a charging surface to transfer energy by selectively choosing one or more conductive traces in the transmitter device based on the position of the receiver device on the charging surface. The size and shape of each section of the charging surface that is used to transfer energy to a receiver device can change dynamically based on each receiver device. Additionally, the process of transferring energy to each receiver device may be adjusted during energy transfer based on conditions specific to each receiver device.

20190181697, Jun 13, 2019

Nov 8, 2018

16/184846

- Cupertino CA, US
Manu Agarwal - Palo Alto CA, US
Brandon R. Garbus - Santa Clara CA, US

H02J 50/80
H02J 50/12
H02J 7/02
H04B 5/00

A wireless power transmitting device transmits wireless power signals modulated at a given power frequency to a wireless power receiving device using a wireless power transmitting coil. The wireless power receiving device may transmit data signals to the wireless power transmitting device. The wireless power transmitting device may include a data receiver that is coupled to the wireless power transmitting coil and that receives the transmitted data. The data receiver may include an input stage, bandpass filter circuitry, demodulator circuitry, and a data stream combiner. The data receiver may further include a power supply noise cancellation circuit. The power supply noise cancellation circuit may include an input stage, a baseband filter, a window filter, a down-sampler, and a difference filter. The power supply noise cancellation circuit may be coupled to the data stream combiner and is configured to mitigate power supply noise interference in the received data.

20190157898, May 23, 2019

Jan 28, 2019

16/260061

- Cupertino CA, US
Scott D. Morrison - Watertown MA, US
Jeffrey M. Alves - Pleasanton CA, US
Brandon R. Garbus - Santa Clara CA, US
Jim C. Hwang - Danville CA, US
Robert S. Parnell - San Jose CA, US
Terry L. Tikalsky - Sunnyvale CA, US

H02J 7/02
H02J 50/80
H02J 5/00
H02J 50/10

A receiver device in an inductive energy transfer system can include a touch sensing device. If the input surface of the touch sensing device is touched, a transmitter device can periodically stop transferring energy to allow the touch sensing device to sense touch samples while inductive energy transfer is inactive. Additionally or alternatively, a transmitter device can produce an averaged duty cycle by transferring energy to the receiver device for one or more periods at a first duty cycle step and for one or more periods at different second first duty cycle step. Additionally or alternatively, a transmitter device can reduce a current level received by a DC-to-AC converter if the current received by the DC-to-AC converter equals or exceeds a threshold. Additionally or alternatively, a transmitter device can ping a receiver device and transfer energy only after a response signal is received from the receiver device.

20190081499, Mar 14, 2019

Jul 3, 2018

16/026931

- Cupertino CA, US
Gregory H. Nayman - Mountain View CA, US
Cortland S. Tolva - Redwood City CA, US
Joseph W. Colosimo - Sunnyvale CA, US
Antonio R. De Lima Fernandes - Santa Clara CA, US
Brandon R. Garbus - Santa Clara CA, US
Alexei E. Kosut - Campbell CA, US

H02J 7/02
H02J 50/40
H02J 50/80
H04R 1/10
H04B 1/3883

A wireless power system includes a wireless power transmitting device such as a wireless charging mat for charging devices such as a cellular telephone and an earbuds battery case. The earbuds battery case receives earbuds and charges the earbuds from a battery. The wireless charging mat supports bidirectional in-band communications between the cellular telephone and the earbuds battery case. The earbuds battery case provides the cellular telephone with information on the battery charge level associated with the battery in the earbuds battery case and a battery charge level associated with each earbud in the earbuds battery case. The cellular telephone receives battery charge level information through the wireless charging mat and displays corresponding indicators. The earbuds battery case has a visual output device such as a light-emitting diode that is illuminated to indicate that the earbuds battery case is being charged.