Yuriy D Bilenko

7553456, Jun 30, 2009

Apr 27, 2006

11/380512

Remigijus Gaska - Columbia SC, US
Yuriy Bilenko - Columbia SC, US
Michael Shur - Latham NY, US

Sensor Electronic Technology, Inc. - Columbia SC

A62B 11/00

422121, 422122

A solution for suppressing organism growth using ultraviolet radiation generated by solid state ultraviolet radiation emitters, such as ultraviolet diodes is provided. The invention includes a connection structure that includes a plurality of solid state ultraviolet radiation emitters disposed thereon. Each of the plurality of solid state ultraviolet radiation emitters emits ultraviolet radiation having a wavelength less than or equal to four hundred nanometers to harm a target organism that may be present on a surface. In one embodiment, the connection structure comprises a two-dimensional mesh that may be placed adjacent an air filter, incorporated in a cover, and/or moved with respect to a surface, such as the interior of an air duct. In this manner, the invention can suppress and/or prevent the growth of organisms, such as biofilms and mold, in locations that are susceptible to such growth.

7634996, Dec 22, 2009

Feb 13, 2007

11/674494

Remigijus Gaska - Columbia SC, US
Michael Shur - Latham NY, US
Yuriy Bilenko - Columbia SC, US

Sensor Electronic Technology, Inc. - Columbia SC

A61M 16/00

12820026, 12820714, 12820716

A solution for sterilizing one or more hollow components of a device, such as a medical device, is provided. Ultraviolet radiation having one or more predominant wavelength(s) and a sufficient dose is generated and directed to an interior side of the hollow component(s). The predominant wavelength(s) is/are selected to harm one or more target organisms that may be present on the interior side. The ultraviolet radiation can be delivered by a structure that is periodically inserted and retracted into the hollow component. The structure can be configured to provide additional cleaning capability, such as suction, for removing matter that may be present in the hollow component.

7868399, Jan 11, 2011

Apr 21, 2008

12/106597

Michael Shur - Latham NY, US
Remigijus Gaska - Columbia SC, US
Yuriy Bilenko - Centereach NY, US

Sensor Electronic Technology, Inc. - Columbia SC

H01L 23/58

257414, 257E31093, 438235

A semiconductor sensing device in which a sensing layer is exposed to a medium being tested in an area below and/or adjacent to a contact. In one embodiment, the device comprises a field effect transistor in which the sensing layer is disposed below a gate contact. The sensing layer is exposed to the medium by one or more perforations that are included in the gate contact and/or one or more layers disposed above the sensing layer. The sensing layer can comprise a dielectric layer, a semiconductor layer, or the like.

7928451, Apr 19, 2011

Jan 25, 2007

11/626999

Yuriy Bilenko - Columbia SC, US
Remigijus Gaska - Columbia SC, US
Michael Shur - Latham NY, US

Sensor Electronic Technology, Inc. - Columbia SC

H01L 33/00

257 91, 257 79, 257 94, 257E33065

An improved light emitting heterostructure and/or device is provided, which includes a contact layer having a contact shape comprising one of: a clover shape with at least a third order axis of symmetry or an H-shape. The use of these shapes can provide one or more improved operating characteristics for the light emitting devices. The contact shapes can be used, for example, with contact layers on nitride-based devices that emit light having a wavelength in at least one of: the blue spectrum or the deep ultraviolet (UV) spectrum.

8030575, Oct 4, 2011

Aug 17, 2006

11/465241

Yuriy Bilenko - Columbia SC, US
Remigijus Gaska - Columbia SC, US
Michael Shur - Latham NY, US
Grigory Simin - Columbia SC, US

Sensor Electronic Technology, Inc. - Columbia SC

H05K 1/03

174255, 174256, 361760, 361767

A solution for protecting an electronic device from an electrical surge using a mounting structure is provided. In particular, the mounting structure comprises a conductive material and is electrically connected to the protected electrical device. The conductive material and/or mounting structure can have one or more properties that prevent the mounting structure from adversely impacting operation of the electronic device during normal operation, but enables the mounting structure to provide an alternative electrical path during the electrical surge.

8395324, Mar 12, 2013

Apr 20, 2010

12/763674

Yuriy Bilenko - Columbia SC, US
Remigijus Gaska - Columbia SC, US
Michael Shur - Latham NY, US
Alexei Koudymov - Troy NY, US

Sensor Electronic Technology, Inc. - Columbia SC

H05B 37/02

315152, 315155, 315158, 2502082, 250216

A solution is provided in which one or more of a plurality of light elements is alternately operated as a light emitting element and a light detecting element. For example, a system can operate a light element as a light detecting element while operating at least one other light element as a light emitting element in order to manage operation of the light elements to generate light having a set of desired attributes, evaluating an operating condition of the other light element(s), and/or the like.

20050110053, May 26, 2005

Nov 25, 2003

10/721803

Michael Shur - Latham NY, US
Remigijus Gaska - Columbia SC, US
Yuriy Bilenko - Centereach NY, US

H01L023/58
H01L021/00
G01N027/26

257253000, 438049000, 204416000, 204418000

A semiconductor sensing device in which a sensing layer is exposed to a medium being tested in an area below and/or adjacent to a contact. In one embodiment, the device comprises a field effect transistor in which the sensing layer is disposed below a gate contact. The sensing layer is exposed to the medium by one or more perforations that are included in the gate contact and/or one or more layers disposed above the sensing layer. The sensing layer can comprise a dielectric layer, a semiconductor layer, or the like.

20070196235, Aug 23, 2007

Jul 13, 2005

11/180495

Michael Shur - Latham NY, US
Remigijus Gaska - Columbia SC, US
Yuriy Bilenko - Columbia SC, US

A61L 9/18
A61L 9/20

422062000, 422121000, 250455110

An improved solution for purifying a medium using ultraviolet radiation is provided. The ultraviolet radiation is generated using at least one of an ultraviolet light emitting diode or an ultraviolet laser diode. In one embodiment, the diode(s) are disposed on a conduit that contains the medium and through which the medium moves. In this manner, operation of the system is made safer and the system can be incorporated into various new purification applications.