William R Lovin

US Patent:

20030053378, Mar 20, 2003

Filed:

Jul 31, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/210856

Inventors:

James Lovin - Melbourne FL, US
William Lovin - Melbourne FL, US

Assignee:

Radielle, Inc. - Melbourne FL

International Classification:

H04H009/00
G06F017/00

US Classification:

369/007000, 700/094000

Abstract:

A wireless digital audio to AM/FM decoder and modulator capable of communicating with a radio receiver includes a short-range wireless networking transceiver using a standardized digital communications protocol to receive digital data representing audible information. A controller converts the digital data into intermediate format digital data that may be stored in a memory device. A digital to analog converter converts the intermediate format digital data into an audio frequency signal, which is transmitted by a radio frequency transmitter at very low power to the radio receiver. In an alternative embodiment, the controller converts the digital data representing audible information into a digital representation of a radio frequency signal modulated with the audible information. A radio frequency amplifier transmits the radio frequency signal at very low power to the radio receiver. In one application, the AM/FM decoder and modulator may be connected directly or wirelessly to an automobile radio antenna.

US Patent:

60164980, Jan 18, 2000

Filed:

Jul 28, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/123573

Inventors:

Stephen Peter Bakke - Dallas TX
William R. Lovin - Allen TX
Patrick E. Dobyns - Garland TX
John Martindale - Dallas TX

International Classification:

G06F 1730

US Classification:

707103

Abstract:

An object oriented architecture is provided wherein a plurality of objects are defined in the system. Each of the objects can comprise either a data oriented object, a program oriented object or a graphics oriented object. The parameters of the object are defined in an object table which includes as an integral part thereof a link table. Each object is linkable through the link table to other objects on the system, with each object on the system having a unique object number. The provision of the object's number in the link table defines relationships with other objects in the system, which relationships can either be automatically created as a result of a predetermined functional aspect of the system or defined by the user. These relationships are bidirectional. The links are only a single link deep and are all on the same plane.

US Patent:

57874409, Jul 28, 1998

Filed:

Mar 4, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/610693

Inventors:

Stephen Peter Bakke - Dallas TX
William R. Lovin - Allen TX
Patrick E. Dobyns - Garland TX
John Martindale - Dallas TX

Assignee:

Crossties Software Corp. - Carrollton TX

International Classification:

G06F 1730

US Classification:

707103

Abstract:

An object oriented architecture is provided wherein a plurality of objects are defined in the system. Each of the objects can comprise either a data oriented object, a program oriented object or a graphics oriented object. The parameters of the object are defined in an object table which includes as an integral part thereof a link table. Each object is linkable through the link table to other objects on the system, with each object on the system having a unique object number. The provision of the object's number in the link table defines relationships with other objects in the system, which relationships can either be automatically created as a result of a predetermined functional aspect of the system or defined by the user. These relationships are bidirectional. The links are only a single link deep and are all on the same plane.