1912results about "Keyhole guards" patented technology

A method, computer readable medium, and system for vapor deposition on a substrate that maintain a first assembly of the vapor deposition system at a first temperature, maintain a second assembly of the vapor deposition system at a reduced temperature lower than the first temperature, dispose the substrate in a process space of the first assembly that is vacuum isolated from a transfer space in the second assembly, and deposit a material on the substrate. As such, the system includes a first assembly having a process space configured to facilitate material deposition, a second assembly coupled to the first assembly and having a transfer space to facilitate transfer of the substrate into and out of the deposition system, a substrate stage connected to the second assembly and configured to support the substrate, and a sealing assembly configured to separate the process space from the transfer space. The first assembly is configured to be maintained at a first temperature and the second assembly is configured to be maintained at a reduced temperature lower than the first temperature.

The present invention receives list content providing location conditions in a list organized by location conditions in which a reference destination of location-dependent content, being content assigned correspondence to geographical location information, is compiled for each location condition, sent from a content communication server; receives the sent location information; generates area-specific list content comprising information on location-dependent content corresponding to location information, by extracting a list organized by location conditions, in which location conditions matching location information are provided, from the list content; and outputs the area-specific list content.

An SFP module includes a housing (1) and an ejector (70). An ejector seat (111) is formed in the housing for receiving the ejector. A triangular latch (114) is formed on the housing behind the ejector seat. The ejector includes a push bar (79) exposed forward of a front end (17) of the housing, and a tongue board (74). Two ejecting protrusions (741) are formed at a rear end of the tongue board, corresponding to a spring tab (611) of an SFP cage (6). The spring tab defines a retaining hole (613) for retaining the latch of the housing. When the SFP module is withdrawn from the cage, the push bar is pressed until the protrusions of the ejector have released the spring tab from the latch of the housing. The SFP module is then ejected from the cage by conventional spring means located in a rear of the cage.

A lock assembly including a body and at least one locking member. An actuator mechanism within the body is moveable between locked and unlocked positions. The actuator mechanism may be actuated by either a key lock cylinder or an electronic actuator. The lock assembly may also include a memory configured to store user identification information.

PCT No. PCT / SE97 / 01820 Sec. 371 Date Apr. 22, 1999 Sec. 102(e) Date Apr. 22, 1999 PCT Filed Oct. 30, 1997 PCT Pub. No. WO98 / 19031 PCT Pub. Date May 7, 1998The front end (7b) of the plug (7) of a cylinder lock is covered by a profiled element (5) which includes a key hole (6) whose profiled shape will only permit certain individual keys of a family of keys that can be inserted into the plug also to fit the profiled element. The profiled element includes attachment elements (5b) that have U-shaped engagement surfaces (7b') which co-act with corresponding engagement surfaces (7c) on a front part (7b) of the plug. The profiled element can be fitted to the lock in place, by turning the profiled element perpendicular to the plug axis. The profiled-element attachment elements (5b, 5b'; 7c, 7c') are inaccessible from outside the lock when the cylinder lock is fitted in place.