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A folded interposer used to achieve a high density semiconductor package is disclosed. The folded interposer is comprised of a thin, flexible material that can be folded around one or multiple semiconductor dice in a serpentine fashion. The semiconductor dice are then attached to a substrate through electrical contacts on the interposer. The folded interposer allows multiple semiconductor dice to be efficiently stacked in a high density semiconductor package by reducing the unused or waster space between stacked semiconductor dice. Vias extending through the folded interposer provide electrical communication between the semiconductor dice and the substrate. The present invention also relates to a method of packaging semiconductor dice in a high density arrangement and a method of forming the high density semiconductor package.

A method of forming a plurality of multi-layer organic films in a single process includes preparing a first evaporating source that evaporates a first evaporating source material onto a first deposition region and a second evaporating source that evaporates a second evaporating source material onto a second deposition region, wherein the first evaporating source material and the second evaporating source material are different from each other, adjusting the first evaporating source and the second evaporating source in order to obtain a first overlapping region in which the first deposition region and the second deposition region overlap each other, driving the first evaporating source and the second evaporating source to deposit the first evaporating source material and the second evaporating source material onto a portion of an object to be processed, and moving the first evaporating source and the second evaporating source from a first end of the object to a second end of the object to form a multilayer film comprising a first layer that is a deposition of only the first evaporating source material, a second layer that is a deposition of a mixture of the first evaporating source material and the second evaporating source material and a third layer that is a deposition of only the second source material.

A magnetic construction system comprised of plural multi-shaped structural bodies each containing one or more captured magnets, wherein each magnet is free to rotate within its respective retaining pocket to align in magnetic polarity with rotatable magnets in adjacent structural bodies. Surface geometry around each magnet may include a radial detent feature which provides lateral and rotational stability between magnetically coupled structural bodies, or a radial recess which allows free rotation of respective structural bodies about the polar axis of magnetic coupling.

A three-dimensional fabricating apparatus has a table on which a powder material is stacked in a layered manner, and a shaping unit which includes a powder material supply device supplying the powder material onto a top surface of the table by every predetermined layer thickness and a binder liquid supply device ejecting a binder liquid to the powder material supplied onto the top surface of the table. The powder material supply device of the shaping unit is movable in one direction in a state adjacent to the top surface of the table and is capable of supplying the powder material onto the top surface of the table at a predetermined supply width while moving the powder material supply device. The binder liquid supply device is capable of moving in the same direction as the powder material supply device in a state adjacent to the top surface of the table.

An electrochromic system having a first electrode disposed on a transparent or translucent substrate, a second electrode, an electrolyte, an electron donor in solution in the electrolyte, and a nanoporous-nanocrystalline film. The nanoporous-nanocrystalline film has a semiconducting metallic oxide with a redox chromophore adsorbed thereto, intermediate the first and second electrodes.

A stackable pallet comprises a rectangular planar base member which has two opposing ends and two opposing sides. Extending into one of the ends of the base member is a recess which is defined by two side edges and a transverse edge. A pair of smooth curved members extend downwardly from the other end of the base member. A pair of spaced apart elongated beams extend downwardly from the base member between the ends of the same. A handle member is pivotally secured to the base member between the side edges of the recess. The handle member is adapted to be pivoted from an inoperative position, wherein the handle member is folded on top of the base member, to an operative position, wherein the handle member extends upwardly from the base member.

Provided herein are systems and methods allowing for automated sampling and/or analysis of controlled environments, for example, to determine the presence, quantity, size, concentration, viability, species or characteristics of particles within the environment. The described systems and methods may utilize robotics or automation or remove some or all of the collection or analysis steps that are traditionally performed by human operators. The methods and systems described herein are versatile and may be used with known particle sampling and analysis techniques and particle detection devices including, for example, optical particle counters, impingers and impactors.

The present invention relates to a multi-compartment container. The multi-compartment container is used for the storage of food and non-food items. The multi-compartment container has a plurality of compartments that depends on the number of divider walls. The multi-compartment container has a removable divider that allows for the stacking of the container for shipping, prior to filling product into the container, and once filled with product, keeps the product separated. The multi-compartment container has a membrane seal and a lid.

A modular drawer safe possessing upper indentions and lower protrusions allowing multiple units in varying sizes to be secured together. The drawer safe uses biometric recognition for its primary locking control and a manual keyed back-up. A multicolored illumination ring situated around the fingerprint reader provides low-level light as a visual point of reference and changes to green light when an authorized fingerprint is scanned or red light if an unauthorized or misread fingerprint is scanned. The drawer opens under its own spring or pneumatically driven motive force. Supplemental illumination within the drawer compartment consist of multiple pairs of red low-level illumination and brighter white illumination. All electrical components are powered by line voltage with an integral battery backup. AC power can be daisy-chained between multiple units thus only requiring a single receptacle to provide power to all components.

A collapsible combination golf bag cart (10) is provided for converting between an expanded mode (12) for use on a golf course and a compact mode (14) for storage. The combination (10) includes an external frame (16), a club containment subassembly (18), a front wheel subassembly (20), a rear wheel subassembly (22), a handle (24), and a seat (26). The combination (10) is characterized by a front wheel (66) which rotates and folds underneath in compact mode (14) and rear wheels (106) which pivot backward in expanded mode (12). The external frame (16) and club containment subassembly/bag (18) maintain an offset parallelogram shape for optimal club presentation.

A chair for facilitating efficient stacking includes a seat element having a seat frame, a plurality of front legs attached to a front portion of the seat element, a plurality of rear legs attached to a back portion of the seat element, and one or more telescopic leg mechanisms disposed on at least one of the front or rear legs, wherein the telescopic leg mechanisms provide for lateral movement of the at least one of the front or rear legs with respect to the seat element.

A ready to assemble or knockdown sofa having a back rest that can be reconfigured between a use configuration in which the sofa is has a conventional L-shaped cross-section and a shipping or storage configuration in which the sofa is arranged in a more efficiently stacked rectangular cross-section. The rectangular cross-section allows the sofa to be more efficiently stacked with other sofas during shipping or storage. The back rest has an upper back rest portion and a lower back rest portion in which the upper back rest portion can be rotated forward toward the front of the sofa and downwardly into a nesting region against the top of the seat base to provide a more efficient shape.

The invention relates to the filed of material transportation industrial vehicles, in particular to a piling car with a rotatable pallet fork. The technical scheme is that, the piling car with the rotatable pallet fork comprises a car body with a wheel set on the lower portion and a lifting system with a load bearing wheel on the lower portion, wherein the axis direction of the load bearing wheel is always perpendicular to orientations of the pallet fork on the lifting system, an actuating mechanism which can generate relative angular displacement between the lifting system and the car body is arranged between the car body and the lifting system, and the car body is further provided with a steering mechanism which controls veer of the wheel set. The piling car with the rotatable pallet fork can achieve efficient running and goods loading.

A modular utility truck bed has a deck assembly comprising a center section, a right side section, and a left side section. The right and left side sections are bolted to the sides of the center section to form a substantially planar deck. A tail piece extends across a rear end of the deck assembly. The tail piece is bolted to rear ends of each of the center and side sections of the deck assembly. A front rack extends across a front end of the deck assembly. The front rack is bolted to front ends of each of the center and side sections of the deck assembly. The deck assembly, tail piece and front rack are modular components that can be shipped disassembled in a compact configuration and bolted together by the end user.

In one embodiment of the present invention, a picture retaining apparatus is mounted upon an exposed, visible surface of a first clothing article container (e.g., a stylized shoebox), where the picture retaining apparatus is designed to affix a picture of the clothing article onto the exterior of the first clothing article container, thereby identifying its contents without having to open the container. Some embodiments further include one or more clothing article containers, where the additional containers are substantially same as the first container except their height, width, or length is a multiple of the corresponding height, width, or length of the first container, thereby enabling efficient stacking of the containers into a limited space.

A gaming machine cabinet including one or more assembly components which are fabricated for shipment in knock down condition and for on-site assembly.

The invention provides a telescope array optical signal reception method based on self-adaptation control of amplitudes and phases. The method comprises the following steps of A, realizing multi-element array reception on optical signals by a telescope array; B, amplifying and filtering the optical signals coming out of each telescope channel successively; C, controlling phase shifters by the feedback of the output end of a superposition output unit to realize the self-adaptation control on the phases, and controlling amplification factors of amplifiers by the feedback of output ends of the amplifiers to realize the self-adaptation control on the amplitudes; and D, enabling the optical signals of all the channels to enter the superposition output unit for coherent superposition after the self-adaptation control of the phases and the self-adaptation control of the amplitudes are performed on the optical signals to obtain high-sensitivity output signals. The invention also provides a telescope array optical signal reception device based on the self-adaptation control of the amplitudes and the phases. The telescope array optical signal reception method and the telescope array optical signal reception device based on the self-adaptation control of the amplitudes and the phases provided by the invention have the beneficial effect that high-sensitivity and high-signal to noise ratio reception is realized on wireless optical signals under the conditions of strong background interference and weak optical signals.

The equipment part of this system includes at least a data sending net point, a data receiving net, a net link, RAIN device and a transferring net communicating between them. The RAIN device consists of 2/4/8 pieces of PPP physical link I/O ports, the processing branch, the stack branch, the exchanging part and the low cost redundancy net array comm. protocol. The method part of this system discloses practical steps to increase the bandwidth. It can be applied in numerous nets. Without the support of the accessing end, it piles efficiently up the bandwidth, manages the link and possesses efficient toleration ability. On the basis of the protocol, this system suits various business requirements and adds functions, such as the abnormal processing, authentication, encryption and QOS. Its practicability and reliability are good and it costs low.