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Mark P Lubratt

from Saint Paul, MN
Age ~57

Mark Lubratt Phones & Addresses

  • 1095 Westcliff Curv, Saint Paul, MN 55126 (651) 653-7736
  • 1208 Birch Pond Trl, Saint Paul, MN 55110 (651) 653-7736
  • Arden Hills, MN
  • 330 Las Colinas Blvd E, Irving, TX 75039 (972) 506-7355
  • Cambridge, MA

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Mark Paul Lubratt

Address:
1095 Westcliff Curv, Shoreview, MN 55126
License #:
A2463103
Category:
Airmen

Business Records

Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Mark Lubratt
Managing
Josephine Capital LLC
26871 Wyndhurst Ct, Bonita Springs, FL 34134
PO Box 130115, Saint Paul, MN 55113
3189 Shoreline Ln, Saint Paul, MN 55112
Mark Lubratt
M
Indeq, LLC
1208 Birch Pond Trl White Bear, Saint Paul, MN 55127
749 Country Lk Dr, Lino Lakes, MN 55014
21 Larkspur Ln, Saint Paul, MN 55127

Publications

Us Patents

Multibeam Laser Servowriting Of Magnetic Data Storage Media

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US Patent:
6365061, Apr 2, 2002
Filed:
Feb 17, 1999
Appl. No.:
09/251774
Inventors:
Lewis S. Damer - St. Paul MN
Stephen W. Farnsworth - Loveland CO
Robert S. Jackson - Little Canada MN
Mark P. Lubratt - White Bear Township MN
Robert C. Martin - Stillwater MN
David M. Perry - Lafayette CO
John J. Simbal - Lakeway TX
Daniel P. Stubbs - Marine-On-St.-Croix MN
Assignee:
Imation Corp. - Oakdale MN
International Classification:
B44C 122
US Classification:
216 65, 216 22, 264400, 2191216, 21912168
Abstract:
Methods and systems for laser etching of optical servo patterns on magnetic data storage media using two or more beams of laser energy produced from a single source of laser energy to produce a servo pattern on the magnetic data storage media. By using two or more etching beams, the time required to produce a servo pattern on the magnetic data storage media can be significantly reduced. Alternatively, each servo track in the servo pattern can be written more than once. The servo patterns thus formed can be read optically or they may be read magnetically using magnetic overwriting (if the servo pattern is formed in a magnetic coating on the media). In either case, the servo patterns are either permanently formed in the media when read optically, or they can be recreated after bulk erasing if they are provided using magnetic overwriting. In yet another alternative, the servo patterns may be read both magnetically and optically, with the magnetic and optical reading occurring simultaneously or sequentially.

Magnetic Data Storage Tape With Etched Servo Pattern, Method Of Manufacturing Same, And Method Of Servo Positioning On Same

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US Patent:
6433951, Aug 13, 2002
Filed:
Feb 17, 1999
Appl. No.:
09/251648
Inventors:
Mark P. Lubratt - White Bear Lake MN
Assignee:
Imation Corp. - Oakdale MN
International Classification:
G11B 5584
US Classification:
360 7712
Abstract:
Magnetic data storage tapes with etched servo patterns are disclosed along with methods of manufacturing the tapes. The servo tracks formed by etching may be read magnetically by magnetically overwriting a pattern etched into a magnetic coating on the tape, followed by detecting the electromagnetic modulation caused by the servo pattern etched into the magnetic coating. The etched servo pattern may also be read optically in addition to magnetically, with the optical writing occurring simultaneously, sequentially or both simultaneously and sequentially. Whether the servo tracks are read magnetically or magnetically and optically, the electromagnetic and/or electromagnetic/optical modulation caused by the etched pattern can be used to accurately position a read/write head on the tape.

Multibeam Laser Servowriting Of Magnetic Data Storage Media

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US Patent:
6808648, Oct 26, 2004
Filed:
Feb 8, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/072125
Inventors:
Lewis S. Damer - St. Paul MN
Stephen W. Farnsworth - Loveland CO
Robert S. Jackson - Little Canada MN
Mark P. Lubratt - White Bear Township MN
Robert C. Martin - Stillwater MN
David M. Perry - Lafayette CO
John J. Simbal - Lakeway TX
Daniel P. Stubbs - Marine-On-St.-Croix MN
Assignee:
Imation Corp. - Oakdale MN
International Classification:
B44C 122
US Classification:
216 65, 216 22, 2191216, 21912168
Abstract:
Methods and systems for laser etching of optical servo patterns on magnetic data storage media using two or more beams of laser energy produced from a single source of laser energy to produce a servo pattern on the magnetic data storage media. By using two or more etching beams, the time required to produce a servo pattern on the magnetic data storage media can be significantly reduced. Alternatively, each servo track in the servo pattern can be written more than once. The servo patterns thus formed can be read optically or they may be read magnetically using magnetic overwriting (if the servo pattern is formed in a magnetic coating on the media). In either case, the servo patterns are either permanently formed in the media when read optically, or they can be recreated after bulk erasing if they are provided using magnetic overwriting. In yet another alternative, the servo patterns may be read both magnetically and optically, with the magnetic and optical reading occurring simultaneously or sequentially.

Media Stabilization For Laser Servowriting

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US Patent:
6353590, Mar 5, 2002
Filed:
Nov 1, 1999
Appl. No.:
09/431746
Inventors:
James K. Knudsen - Woodbury MN
Arne B. Boberg - Shoreview MN
Robert S. Jackson - Little Canada MN
Leslie M. Milner - Circle Pines MN
Brian K. Parliament - Woodbury MN
Daniel P. Stubbs - Marine on St. Croix MN
Mark P. Lubratt - White Bear Lake MN
Israel Tzur - Longmont CO
David M. Perry - Lafayette CO
Assignee:
Imation Corp. - Oakdale MN
International Classification:
G11B 1560
US Classification:
369263, 369115, 21912168
Abstract:
The present invention provides methods and apparatus for stabilizing data storage media during laser servowriting of optical servo tracks on the media. The apparatus includes a spindle for rotating the media during servowriting, a fixed media platform, and a media support for stabilizing the vertical position of the media during servowriting. The media support may include channels to reduce or control the formation of an air bearing in the area of servowriting to stabilize the vertical positioning of the media. The media support may also include a vacuum slot for drawing a vacuum through the channels.
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