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Kip D Coonley

from Durham, NC
Age ~49
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Also known as:
Kip Douglas Coonley, Kip D Coonely
Phone and address:
2010 W Club Blvd, Durham, NC 27705
(919) 286-0727
Related to:
Jeffrey PedersonPhyllis L Coonley, 98
Connected to:
Hannah N Coonley, 30Michelle A Coonley, 59Jordan L Coonrad, 70Kaimi L Coonrad, 60Peter C Coonradt, 53Zackery Coonrad, 40Alejandro C Coonrod, 32Alice K Coonrod, 78Brenda L Coonrod, 63Daniel J Coonrod, 62

Kip Coonley Phones & Addresses

  • 2010 W Club Blvd, Durham, NC 27705 (919) 286-0727
  • 827 Burch Ave, Durham, NC 27701 (919) 680-0727
  • 1010 Urban Ave, Durham, NC 27701 (919) 680-0727
  • 221 Stone Rd, Burlington, CT 06013
  • 126 Purchase Brook Rd, Southbury, CT 06488 (203) 264-4279
  • Coopersburg, PA
  • Hanover, NH
  • Chapel Hill, NC
  • Lewiston, ME
  • Allentown, PA

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Position: Clerical/White Collar

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Us Patents

Trans-Thermoelectric Device

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US Patent:
7838760, Nov 23, 2010
Filed:
Nov 25, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/536463
Inventors:
Rama Venkatasubramanian - Cary NC, US
Kip D. Coonley - Durham NC, US
Edward P. Siivola - Raleigh NC, US
Michael Puchan - Clayton NC, US
Randall G. Alley - Raleigh NC, US
Pratima Addepalli - Cary NC, US
Brooks C. O'Quinn - Mamers NC, US
Thomas Colpitts - Durham NC, US
Mary Napier - Carroboro NC, US
Assignee:
Nextreme Thermal Solutions, Inc. - Durham NC
International Classification:
H01L 35/30
F25B 21/02
US Classification:
136203, 136205, 62 33, 62 32, 622592, 16510433
Abstract:
A thermoelectric device having at least one unipolar couple element () including two legs () of a same electrical conductivity type. A first-temperature stage () is connected to one of the two legs. A second-temperature stage () is connected across the legs of the at least one unipolar couple element. A third-temperature stage () is connected to the other of the two legs. Methods for cooling an object and for thermoelectric power conversion utilize the at least one unipolar couple element to respectively cool an object and produce electrical power.

Thin Film Thermoelectric Devices For Hot-Spot Thermal Management In Microprocessors And Other Electronics

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US Patent:
7997087, Aug 16, 2011
Filed:
Mar 13, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/403866
Inventors:
Rama Venkatasubramanian - Cary NC, US
Randall G. Alley - Raleigh NC, US
Pratima Addepalli - Cary NC, US
Anil J. Reddy - Carrboro NC, US
Edward P. Siivola - Raleigh NC, US
Brooks C. O'Quinn - Mamers NC, US
Kip D. Coonley - Durham NC, US
John Posthill - Chapel Hill NC, US
Thomas Colpitts - Durham NC, US
International Classification:
F25B 21/02
F25D 23/00
F28D 15/00
H05K 7/20
US Classification:
62 37, 62 32, 622592, 16510433, 361718
Abstract:
A structure, system and method for controlling a temperature of a heat generating device in a solid medium, wherein heat is extracted from the medium into at least one heat extraction device, the heat extraction device dissipates heat into an environment apart from the medium by a heat sink thermally coupled to the heat extraction device; and heat from the medium is dissipated into the heat sink by a first thermal interface material thermally coupling the heat sink to the medium.

Thin Film Thermoelectric Devices For Hot-Spot Thermal Management In Microprocessors And Other Electronics

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US Patent:
20060086118, Apr 27, 2006
Filed:
Oct 22, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/970378
Inventors:
Rama Venkatasubramanian - Cary NC, US
Randall Alley - Raleigh NC, US
Pratima Addepalli - Cary NC, US
Anil Reddy - Carrboro NC, US
Edward Siivola - Raleigh NC, US
Brooks O'Quinn - Mamers NC, US
Kip Coonley - Durham NC, US
John Posthill - Chapel Hill NC, US
Thomas Colpitts - Durham NC, US
Assignee:
Research Triangle Insitute - Research Triangle Park NC
International Classification:
F25B 21/02
F25D 23/12
US Classification:
062259200
Abstract:
A structure, system and method for controlling a temperature of a heat generating device in a solid medium, wherein heat is extracted from the medium into at least one heat extraction device, the heat extraction device dissipates heat into an environment apart from the medium by a heat sink thermally coupled to the heat extraction device; and heat from the medium is dissipated into the heat sink by a first thermal interface material thermally coupling the heat sink to the medium.

Thin Film Thermoelectric Devices For Power Conversion And Cooling

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US Patent:
20100257871, Oct 14, 2010
Filed:
Dec 18, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/641563
Inventors:
Rama Venkatasubramanian - Cary NC, US
Brooks C. O'Quinn - Mamers NC, US
Edward P. Siivola - Raleigh NC, US
Kip D. Coonley - Durham NC, US
Pratima Addepalli - Monroe MI, US
Randall G. Alley - Raleigh NC, US
John Posthill - Chapel Hill NC, US
Thomas Colpitts - Durham NC, US
Anil J. Reddy - Minneapolis MN, US
James Christopher Caylor - Druham NC, US
Peter Thomas - Carrboro NC, US
International Classification:
F25B 21/02
US Classification:
62 37
Abstract:
A thermoelectric device having at least one thermoelectric unit including at least one thermoelectric pair of n-type and p-type thermoelements, a first header coupled to one side of the thermoelectric pair, and a second header coupled to a second side of the thermoelectric pair. The thermoelectric pair has a thermal conduction channel area smaller than an area of the first header or the second header such that the thermal conduction area is a fraction of the area of the first header or the second header.
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