Interference No. 102,668
Exhibit A, a sketch of an assembled transducer, shows two
"DRIVE ENDS" which are separated by ceramic stacks and held
together by a tie rod, with two outer bars shown connected
between the drive ends. Exhibit B is a sketch of an "END
MASS" that appears to be one of the "DRIVE ENDS" shown in
Exhibit A. Exhibit C, the graph
of the test results, has an x axis which is a logarithmic
frequency scale between 100 and 10,000 Hz and a y axis which
appears to represent "db" values between 0 and -40. Exhibit D
consists of photocopies of two photographs of the device
Packard says he saw tested in August 1988. Although Packard's
signature confirming the success of the tests he observed
appears on Exhibits E and F, which show structural details not
apparent in Exhibits A, B, and D, the clear meaning of
Packard's above-quoted testimony is that the device he saw
tested is the device depicted in Exhibits A, B, and D (as
opposed to Exhibits E an F). This conclusion is also
consistent with the testimony of Pelrin, who explained that in
August 1988 he saw a device that was constructed as shown in
Exhibits A, B, and D (CR 6-7):
2. To the best of my recollection, during
August, 1988, George Cavanagh requested my advice
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