Lyle Anthony Pauer from 6873 Woodwalk Dr, Cleveland, OH 44141, age 83, Phone: 4408381377

Low Frequency Underwater Acoustic Transducer
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US Patent:

55089763, Apr 16, 1996
Filed:

Dec 2, 1994
Appl. No.:

8/348433
Inventors:

Lyle A. Pauer - Brecksville OH
Assignee:

Loral Defense Systems - Akron OH
International Classification:

H04R 1700
US Classification:

367159
Abstract:

An underwater acoustic transducer for providing high amplitude low frequency acoustic output wherein a plurality of flextensional transducer ovals are formed into a mechanical transformer ring with a corresponding plurality of transducer drivers received therein. A corresponding plurality of radiating surface plates are fixed to the flextensional transducer ovals so as to form a flextensional ring which has disposed on both ends thereof an end plate. Furthermore, a sealing boot is disposed around the flextensional ring which receives the necessary power to operate the transducer drivers so as to vibrate the flextensional transducer ovals to provide the desired motion. Additionally, the flextensional rings can be configured into a tube so as to provide increased levels of acoustic energy.

Abnormal Tire Condition Sensing System
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US Patent:

41602340, Jul 3, 1979
Filed:

Mar 29, 1976
Appl. No.:

5/671471
Inventors:

Donald J. Karbo - Shaker Heights OH
David A. Betts - Euclid OH
Lyle A. Pauer - Rocky River OH
Assignee:

Gould Inc. - Rolling Meadows IL
International Classification:

B60C 2306
US Classification:

340 58
Abstract:

A self powered tire condition indicator system is disclosed. The system comprises a plurality of wheel mounted transmitting assemblies which communicate by a radio frequency transmission to a receiver located within the operator compartment of a vehicle. Each of the transmitting assemblies generates its own transmitting power by converting the mechanical compression of a flat tire into electrical energy. The electrical energy is used to generate an intermittent characteristic tone associated with a deflated tire condition by the frequency modulation of a carrier.

Tire Condition Sensing Apparatus
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US Patent:

41174526, Sep 26, 1978
Filed:

Apr 6, 1977
Appl. No.:

5/785018
Inventors:

Daniel S. Snyder - Norwalk OH
Steven O. Luzsicza - Huron OH
Lyle A. Pauer - Rocky River OH
Assignee:

Gould Inc. - Chicago IL
International Classification:

B60C 2306
US Classification:

340 58
Abstract:

Apparatus and method adapted for detecting the profile deflection condition in a wheel structure of the type comprised of a pneumatic tire mounted on a wheel rim and which deflection may be caused by tire under inflation or overloading. A sensing and actuating structure constructed from flexible material having high flex fatigue characteristics to include a body portion and a profile sensor is conveniently mounted to the drop center portion of the rim such that the profile sensor extends into the tire cavity so that it is positively engaged by the inside of the tire wall when tire profile deflection reaches an amount greater than a predetermined maximum amount due to overloading or under inflation, to thereby cause flexure in the profile sensor generally inwardly toward the rim. This flexure causes a piezoelectric device positioned adjacent the profile sensor to provide an electrical discharge. This electrical discharge is electrically interconnected to the radio transmitter for selectively causing energization thereof.

Apparatus For Discriminating Sound Sources In A Water Environment
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US Patent:

54126223, May 2, 1995
Filed:

May 16, 1994
Appl. No.:

8/243037
Inventors:

Lyle A. Pauer - Brecksville OH
Thomas E. McCannon - Macedonia OH
Joseph G. Gardner - Painesville OH
Assignee:

Loral Corporation - New York NY
International Classification:

H04R 1700
US Classification:

367154
Abstract:

This invention provides an apparatus including a plurality of omnidirectional hydrophone sensors in a particularly configured array comprised of ring members which are carried between a plurality of tensioned cables, the cables being tensioned by an anchor weight at the bottom end of the array and a capsule float at the top end, the configuration enabling simplified signal processing techniques to achieve sound source discrimination in both azimuth and elevation within an underwater environment.

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Lyle A Pauer

RECORD KEEPERS, INC

Rocky River, OH

Lyle A. Pauer

ACTIVE LIVING OHIO, INC

Lyle Anthony Pauer