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Tracey H Brommer

from Marblehead, MA
Age ~37
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Also known as:
Tracey H Brommes
Phone and address:
64 Leggs Hill Rd, Marblehead, MA 01945
Connected to:
Cary W Brommerich, 48Deborah J Brommer, 48Jessica Brommer, 32Nancy M Brommer, 73Peggy D Brommer, 42Susan M Brommer, 82Tamara J Brommer, 62Jennifer L Brommet, 67Carol A Bromowski, 76Colleen Broms, 59

Tracey Brommer Phones & Addresses

  • 64 Leggs Hill Rd, Marblehead, MA 01945
  • Medford, MA
  • Hampton Falls, NH
  • Exeter, NH
  • Arlington, MA
  • Cambridge, MA
  • Champaign, IL
  • 165 High St, Exeter, NH 03833

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Method Of Determining Conditions On The Ground Using Microradios

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US Patent:
8160497, Apr 17, 2012
Filed:
Jul 15, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/183562
Inventors:
Karl D. Brommer - Exeter NH, US
Tracey H. Brommer - Exeter NH, US
Assignee:
BAE Systems Information and Electronic Systems Integration Inc. - Nashua NH
International Classification:
H04B 7/00
H04B 1/16
US Classification:
455 412, 4553431
Abstract:
A microradio is provided with a hysteretic switch to permit an optimum range increasing charging cycle, with the charging cycle being long relative to the transmit cycle. Secondly, an ensemble of microradios permits an npower enhancement to increase range with coherent operation. Various multi-frequency techniques are used both for parasitic powering and to isolate powering and transmit cycles. Applications for microradios and specifically for ensembles of microradios include authentication, tracking, fluid flow sensing, identification, terrain surveillance including crop health sensing and detection of improvised explosive devices, biohazard and containment breach detection, and biomedical applications including the use of microradios attached to molecular tags to destroy tagged cells when the microradios are activated. Microradio deployment includes the use of paints or other coatings containing microradios, greases and aerosols. Moreover, specialized antennas, including microcoils, mini dipoles, and staircase coiled structures are disclosed, with the use of nano-devices further reducing the size of the microradios.

Communication System With Microradios

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US Patent:
8185052, May 22, 2012
Filed:
Jul 15, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/183556
Inventors:
Karl D. Brommer - Exeter NH, US
Tracey H. Brommer - Exeter NH, US
Assignee:
BAE Systems Information and Electronic Systems Integration Inc. - Nashua NH
International Classification:
H04B 7/00
H04B 1/16
US Classification:
455 412, 4553431
Abstract:
A microradio is provided with a hysteretic switch to permit an optimum range increasing charging cycle, with the charging cycle being long relative to the transmit cycle. Secondly, an ensemble of microradios permits an npower enhancement to increase range with coherent operation. Various multi-frequency techniques are used both for parasitic powering and to isolate powering and transmit cycles. Applications for microradios and specifically for ensembles of microradios include authentication, tracking, fluid flow sensing, identification, terrain surveillance including crop health sensing and detection of improvised explosive devices, biohazard and containment breach detection, and biomedical applications including the use of microradios attached to molecular tags to destroy tagged cells when the microradios are activated. Microradio deployment includes the use of paints or other coatings containing microradios, greases and aerosols. Moreover, specialized antennas, including microcoils, mini dipoles, and staircase coiled structures are disclosed, with the use of nano-devices further reducing the size of the microradios.

Method Of Authenticating An Article Using Microradios

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US Patent:
8190090, May 29, 2012
Filed:
Jul 15, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/183575
Inventors:
Karl D. Brommer - Exeter NH, US
Tracey H. Brommer - Exeter NH, US
Assignee:
BAE Systems Information and Electronic Systems Integration Inc. - Nashua NH
International Classification:
H04B 7/00
H04B 1/16
US Classification:
455 412, 4553431
Abstract:
A microradio is provided with a hysteretic switch to permit an optimum range increasing charging cycle, with the charging cycle being long relative to the transmit cycle. Secondly, an ensemble of microradios permits an npower enhancement to increase range with coherent operation. Various multi-frequency techniques are used both for parasitic powering and to isolate powering and transmit cycles. Applications for microradios and specifically for ensembles of microradios include authentication, tracking, fluid flow sensing, identification, terrain surveillance including crop health sensing and detection of improvised explosive devices, biohazard and containment breach detection, and biomedical applications including the use of microradios attached to molecular tags to destroy tagged cells when the microradios are activated. Microradio deployment includes the use of paints or other coatings containing microradios, greases and aerosols. Moreover, specialized antennas, including microcoils, mini dipoles, and staircase coiled structures are disclosed, with the use of nano-devices further reducing the size of the microradios.

Method Of Manufacturing A Microradio

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US Patent:
8295767, Oct 23, 2012
Filed:
Jul 15, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/183679
Inventors:
Karl D. Brommer - Exeter NH, US
Tracey H. Brommer - Exeter NH, US
Assignee:
BAE Systems Information and Electronic Systems Integration Inc. - Nashua NH
International Classification:
H04B 7/00
H01L 21/00
US Classification:
455 412, 438460, 427290
Abstract:
A microradio is provided with a hysteretic switch to permit an optimum range increasing charging cycle, with the charging cycle being long relative to the transmit cycle. Secondly, an ensemble of microradios permits an npower enhancement to increase range with coherent operation. Various multi-frequency techniques are used both for parasitic powering and to isolate powering and transmit cycles. Applications for microradios and specifically for ensembles of microradios include authentication, tracking, fluid flow sensing, identification, terrain surveillance including crop health sensing and detection of improvised explosive devices, biohazard and containment breach detection, and biomedical applications including the use of microradios attached to molecular tags to destroy tagged cells when the microradios are activated. Microradio deployment includes the use of paints or other coatings containing microradios, greases and aerosols. Moreover, specialized antennas, including microcoils, mini dipoles, and staircase coiled structures are disclosed, with the use of nano-devices further reducing the size of the microradios.

Microradio Design, Manufacturing Method And Applications For The Use Of Microradios

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US Patent:
20070281657, Dec 6, 2007
Filed:
Jan 20, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/578275
Inventors:
Karl Brommer - Exeter NH, US
Tracey Brommer - Exeter NH, US
Peter Simonson - Greenville NH, US
International Classification:
H04B 1/04
G08B 1/08
H04B 13/02
H04M 1/00
H04J 3/02
H01Q 11/12
US Classification:
455334000, 340005100, 340531000, 340539100, 340691100, 367137000, 455103000, 455116000, 455129000, 455230000, 455269000, 455344000, 455550100
Abstract:
A microradio () is provided with a hysteretic switch () to permit an optimum range increasing charging cycle, with the charging cycle beling long relative to the transmit cycle. Secondly, an ensemble of microradios permits an n2 power enhancement to increase range with coherent operation. Various multi-frequency techniques are used both for parasitic powering and to isolate powering and transmit cycle. Applications for microradios and specifically for ensembles of microradios include authentication, tracking, fluid flowing sensing, identification, terrain surveillance including crop health sensing and detection of improvised explosive devices, biohazard and containment breach detection, and biomedical applications including the use of microradios attached to molecular tags to destroy tagged cells when the microradios are activated. Microradio deployment includes the uses of paints or other coatings containing microradios, greases and aerosols.

Method Of Tracking A Vehicle Using Microradios

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US Patent:
20110267235, Nov 3, 2011
Filed:
Jul 15, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/183665
Inventors:
Karl D. Brommer - Exeter NH, US
Tracey H. Brommer - Exeter NH, US
Assignee:
BAE Systems Information and Electronic Systems Integration Inc. - Nashua NH
International Classification:
G01S 5/02
US Classification:
342457
Abstract:
A microradio is provided with a hysteretic switch to permit an optimum range increasing charging cycle, with the charging cycle being long relative to the transmit cycle. Secondly, an ensemble of microradios permits an npower enhancement to increase range with coherent operation. Various multi-frequency techniques are used both for parasitic powering and to isolate powering and transmit cycles. Applications for microradios and specifically for ensembles of microradios include authentication, tracking, fluid flow sensing, identification, terrain surveillance including crop health sensing and detection of improvised explosive devices, biohazard and containment breach detection, and biomedical applications including the use of microradios attached to molecular tags to destroy tagged cells when the microradios are activated. Microradio deployment includes the use of paints or other coatings containing microradios, greases and aerosols. Moreover, specialized antennas, including microcoils, mini dipoles, and staircase coiled structures are disclosed, with the use of nano-devices further reducing the size of the microradios.

Method For Measuring Fluid Flow In A Non-Conductive Pipe

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US Patent:
20110269401, Nov 3, 2011
Filed:
Jul 15, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/183637
Inventors:
Karl D. Brommer - Exeter NH, US
Tracey H. Brommer - Exeter NH, US
Assignee:
BAE Systems Information and Electronic Systems Integration Inc. - Nashua NH
International Classification:
H04W 24/00
H04B 7/00
US Classification:
455 412, 455 6711
Abstract:
A microradio is provided with a hysteretic switch to permit an optimum range increasing charging cycle, with the charging cycle being long relative to the transmit cycle. Secondly, an ensemble of microradios permits an npower enhancement to increase range with coherent operation. Various multi-frequency techniques are used both for parasitic powering and to isolate powering and transmit cycles. Applications for microradios and specifically for ensembles of microradios include authentication, tracking, fluid flow sensing, identification, terrain surveillance including crop health sensing and detection of improvised explosive devices, biohazard and containment breach detection, and biomedical applications including the use of microradios attached to molecular tags to destroy tagged cells when the microradios are activated. Microradio deployment includes the use of paints or other coatings containing microradios, greases and aerosols. Moreover, specialized antennas, including microcoils, mini dipoles, and staircase coiled structures are disclosed, with the use of nano-devices further reducing the size of the microradios.

Method Of Tracking An Animal Using Microradios

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US Patent:
20110273300, Nov 10, 2011
Filed:
Jul 15, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/183651
Inventors:
Karl D. Brommer - Exeter NH, US
Tracey H. Brommer - Exeter NH, US
Assignee:
BAE Systems Information and Electronic Systems Integration Inc. - Nashua NH
International Classification:
G08B 23/00
US Classification:
3405733
Abstract:
A microradio is provided with a hysteretic switch to permit an optimum range increasing charging cycle, with the charging cycle being long relative to the transmit cycle. Secondly, an ensemble of microradios permits an npower enhancement to increase range with coherent operation. Various multi-frequency techniques are used both for parasitic powering and to isolate powering and transmit cycles. Applications for microradios and specifically for ensembles of microradios include authentication, tracking, fluid flow sensing, identification, terrain surveillance including crop health sensing and detection of improvised explosive devices, biohazard and containment breach detection, and biomedical applications including the use of microradios attached to molecular tags to destroy tagged cells when the microradios are activated. Microradio deployment includes the use of paints or other coatings containing microradios, greases and aerosols. Moreover, specialized antennas, including microcoils, mini dipoles, and staircase coiled structures are disclosed, with the use of nano-devices further reducing the size of the microradios.
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Tracey H Brommer from Marblehead, MA, age ~37 Get Report