Howard Barry Pein

7765152, Jul 27, 2010

Jul 3, 2007

11/773296

Howard Pein - Harrison NY, US

Codestreet, LLC - New York NY

G06Q 40/00

705 38, 705 35, 705 36 R, 707756, 707776

A system and method for facilitating trading in financial markets is presented. The system and method provides dealers, salespersons, and traders of securities the ability to anonymously share their own or their client's interest to trade securities, to identify and match potential trading opportunities between the parties, and to automatically notify dealers, salespersons and traders about such potential trading opportunities. The system and method detects a potential trade of a client or dealer, searches a plurality of other dealers and their clients for compatible second potential trades, identifies matching trades between the parties, alerts one or more of the dealers of the matching trades, and facilitates trades between the parties while maintaining their anonymity.

8027907, Sep 27, 2011

Nov 20, 2007

11/943543

Edward Guttman - New York NY, US
Mark Pollack - New York NY, US
Jim Perrello - Madison NJ, US
Jawaid Hakim - Brooklyn NY, US
Robert Hector - New Brunswick NJ, US
Howard Pein - Harrison NY, US

Codestreet LLC - New York NY

G06Q 40/00

705 37

Methods and apparatus, including computer program products, for managing pre-trade activity. In general, a distribution of information about what traders and customers want to do may be known. Users may be made aware of trade ideas that can be proposed to a trading desk's buy-side clients. Relevant information on the trading desk may be brought together, and the information may be processed through a set of rules that extract trading opportunities. On the buy side, trade ideas may be extracted without having to have the intervention of a sell-side salesforce.

8175941, May 8, 2012

Nov 19, 2007

11/942372

Howard Barry Pein - Harrison NY, US

Codestreet, LLC - New York NY

G06Q 40/00

705 35, 705 36 R, 705 37, 705 20

A method and system for developing and applying market data scenarios in which market data is received from a market data distribution platform, stored, changed with respect to a specific asset included in the market data and the altered market data transmitted to a client application that processes the altered market data as if it were transmitted directly from the platform. The system may include a recording module for receiving a stream of market data from the platform, an interface module for specifying changes to the replayed stream to form a stream of altered market data and a client application interface for transmitting a stream of altered market data to a client application. The stream of altered market data mimics the market data stream such that the stream of altered market data can be processed as if it were market data from the market data distribution platform.

20120198420, Aug 2, 2012

Apr 6, 2012

13/441524

Howard Barry Pein - Harrison NY, US

CODESTREET, LLC - New York NY

G06F 9/44

717124

A method for developing and applying market data scenarios in which market data is received from a market data distribution platform, stored, changed with respect to a specific asset included in the market data, and the altered market data transmitted to a client application that processes the altered market data as if it were transmitted directly from the platform. The system may include a recording module for receiving a stream of market data from the platform, an interface module for specifying changes to the replayed stream to form a stream of altered market data and a client application interface for transmitting a stream of altered market data to a client application. The stream of altered market data mimics the market data stream such that the stream of altered market data can be processed as if it were market data from the market data distribution platform.

56277172, May 6, 1997

Dec 28, 1994

8/366149

Howard B. Pein - Briarcliff NY
Gregory T. Divincenzo - Easton MD
Paulo Caldiera - Scarsdale NY
Stephen L. Wong - Scarsdale NY

Philips Electronics North America Corporation - New York NY

H02H 300

361 95

Digital processing of current signals allows close matching of arbitrary time delay curves for a circuit breaker. An analog signal proportional to the current is sampled and digitized. Digital samples, with or without further processing, are used to select increment values from a look-up table for accumulation in a counter. The counter is decremented periodically to simulate cooling of the circuit being protected. The values in the look-up table are determined according to the desired time delay curve. Processing of the digital samples may include squaring samples, accumulating the squared values to form a subtotal which is compared with an instantaneous trip threshold, accumulating the subtotals for a time period equal to half a cycle of AC line voltage, taking the square root of the accumulated subtotals, and using that square root as the address for looking up the increment value.

53789121, Jan 3, 1995

Nov 10, 1993

8/151075

Howard B. Pein - Briarcliff Manor NY

Philips Electronics North America Corporation - New York NY

H01L 2910
H01L 2701

257335

A lateral Semiconductor-On-Insulator (SOI) device includes a substrate, a buried insulating layer on the substrate, and a lateral semiconductor device such as an LDMOS transistor, an LIGBT, a lateral thyristor, or a lateral high-voltage diode on the insulating layer. The semiconductor device (in the case of an LDMOS transistor) includes a source region, a channel region, an insulated gate electrode over the channel region, a lateral drift region on the buried insulating layer and having a substantially linearly graded lateral doping profile, and a drain region which is laterally spaced apart from the channel region and connected to the channel region by the drift region. In order to substantially improve the breakdown voltage of the device, typically a high-voltage power device, while reducing the "on" resistance, the lateral drift region is formed of a wide bandgap semiconductor material such as silicon carbide.

56570163, Aug 12, 1997

Dec 28, 1995

8/583149

Michael Bakhmutsky - Spring Valley NY
Viktor L. Gornstein - New York NY
Howard B. Pein - Briarcliff Manor NY

Philips Electronics North America Corporation - New York NY

H03M 740

341 67

A high speed variable length decoder with an enhanced architecture for minimizing the propagation delays within the processing paths of the variable length decoder. The variable length decoder includes an input circuit for receiving code words and outputting a sequence of bits on a corresponding sequence of parallel lines that define a decoding window. The input circuit preferably includes a "one-hot" bit stream barrel shifter matrix having a shift input. The decoding window is input to a "one-hot" word length decoder that provides a numbered sequence of output lines. The "one-hot" word length output of the "one-hot" word length decoder is applied to an input of a "one-hot" ring barrel shifter matrix, and an input of a "one-hot" overflow barrel shifter matrix. The output of the "one-hot" ring barrel shifter matrix is a "one-hot" word pointer which shifts the decoding window to the next code word to be decoded. This enhanced "one-hot" architecture greatly accelerates the word length computation loop of the variable length decoder of the present invention relative to the presently available variable length decoders having a conventional architecture.

55630839, Oct 8, 1996

Apr 21, 1995

8/426512

Howard B. Pein - Briarcliff Manor NY

H01L 218247

437 43

A non-volatile memory cell and array of such cells is provided. The memory cell includes a single transistor floating gate cell fabricated on a sidewall of a silicon pillar etched into a silicon substrate. The memory cells are arranged in an array of rows extending in a bit line direction and columns extending in a word line direction. A substantially smaller cell and array size is realized by limiting the dimension of the pillar and the bit line in the word line direction to be the minimum line width as limited by the lithography.