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Single chip protocol converter

A single chip protocol converter integrated circuit (IC) capable of receiving packets generating according to a first protocol type and processing said packets to implement protocol conversion and generating converted packets of a second protocol type for output thereof, the process of protocol conversion being performed entirely within the single integrated circuit chip. The single chip protocol converter can be further implemented as a macro core in a system-on-chip (SoC) implementation, wherein the process of protocol conversion is contained within a SoC protocol conversion macro core without requiring the processing resources of a host system. Packet conversion may additionally entail converting packets generated according to a first protocol version level and processing the said packets to implement protocol conversion for generating converted packets according to a second protocol version level, but within the same protocol family type. The single chip protocol converter integrated circuit and SoC protocol conversion macro implementation include multiprocessing capability including processor devices that are configurable to adapt and modify the operating functionality of the chip.
Owner:MICROSOFT TECH LICENSING LLC

Low wattage fluorescent lamp

A low-wattage mercury vapor discharge fluorescent lamp is provided for use with existing 110V high frequency electronic ballasts. The lamp has a discharge sustaining fill gas of mercury vapor and an inert gas that does not require a starting aid. The inert gas has 40-100 vol. % krypton, balance argon, and the fill gas has a total pressure of 0.5-3 torr. The phosphor layer has a coating weight of 2.3-4.3 mg / cm2.
Owner:SAVANT TECH LLC

Capsule endoscope

The invention relates to a capsule endoscope layout capable of achieving a small-format, wide-angle, wide light-distribution arrangement with limited variations. A capsule endoscope 1 comprises an objective lens 4, a transparent dome 2 to cover the object side of the objective lens, and light emitter devices located around the outer periphery of the objective lens. The endoscope 1 further comprises an integral-piece holder member 30 adapted to hold the objective lens 4 in place and hold the light emitter devices 5 at a position set back from an end of, and around, the objective lens 4 while the light emitter devices 5 are inclined outward at an angle with a center axis of said objective lens 4.
Owner:OLYMPUS MEDICAL SYST CORP

Method of liberating bound oil present in stillage

A method for processing of byproducts in an ethanol production process is provided. The method includes applying a mixture of a microorganism to a stillage stream, metabolizing gums in the stillage stream using the mixture to release oil in the gums carried by the stillage stream and recovering the oil. Methods of liberating or releasing bound oil present in stillage are also provided.
Owner:AG VENTURES ALLIANCE COOP

Adjustable telescoping arm

An arm assembly with an arm, a plurality of vertical support members and a horizontal member is telescopingly mounted in a housing, such that the arm assembly moves vertically by movement of a scissors mechanism having slidable pivot mountings, whereby movement of a linear actuator at the bottom of the housing translates horizontal movement to vertical movement, which vertical movement is imparted upwardly by a spring and downwardly against the spring, the vertical movement being controlled by a lever and cable actuated lock.
Owner:FLEXSTEEL INDS INC

Process for removal of dissolved hydrogen sulfide and reduction of sewage BOD in sewer or other waste systems

Removal of dissolved hydrogen sulfide and a reduction in BOD is achieved by the addition of nitrate ions to waste systems in an amount sufficient to stimulate growth of bacteria which utilize dissolved hydrogen sulfide in their metabolism. Specifically, about 2.4 lbs. nitrate oxygen per lb. of sulfide is required.
Owner:UNITED STATES FILTER CORPORATION

Single chip protocol converter

A single chip protocol converter integrated circuit (IC) capable of receiving packets generating according to a first protocol type and processing said packets to implement protocol conversion and generating converted packets of a second protocol type for output thereof, the process of protocol conversion being performed entirely within the single integrated circuit chip. The single chip protocol converter can be further implemented as a macro core in a system-on-chip (SoC) implementation, wherein the process of protocol conversion is contained within a SoC protocol conversion macro core without requiring the processing resources of a host system. Packet conversion may additionally entail converting packets generated according to a first protocol version level and processing the said packets to implement protocol conversion for generating converted packets according to a second protocol version level, but within the same protocol family type. The single chip protocol converter integrated circuit and SoC protocol conversion macro implementation include multiprocessing capability including processor devices that are configurable to adapt and modify the operating functionality of the chip.
Owner:MICROSOFT TECH LICENSING LLC

Polymeric NMR sample tubes & method for using

InactiveUS20050024055A1Advantageous gain in spectra quality spectraAdvantageous gain in spectra spectra acquisition speedElectric/magnetic detectionMeasurements using magnetic resonanceMagnetic susceptibilityNMR - Nuclear magnetic resonance
A nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) sample tube is made of a polymeric material instead of glass. Such tubes are thinner than glass tubes, thus increasing the internal volume and sample size. Such tubes are also more closely matched to the magnetic susceptibility of specific solvents. Such tubes have greater mechanical stability, thus leading to less tube breakage during NMR processing. Such tubes also lend themselves to various concentric tubal arrangements which permit separation and mixing of samples to minimize subtraction artifacts in interacting systems.
Owner:SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY

Chromatographic interface

ActiveUS20140014585A1Weakening rangeReducing and partially mitigating spectral line broadeningIon-exchange process apparatusComponent separationStationary phaseAnalyte
An apparatus for chromatographic interfacing includes an interfacing unit, a sample acquisition unit, and a sample trapping unit. The interfacing unit includes (i) a chromatographic inflow valve adapted to receive a chromatographic sample separation flow, (ii) a chromatographic outflow valve adapted to allow discharge of the sample separation flow, (iii) a loop expulsion inflow valve adapted to receive an expulsion fluid flow, and (iv) a loop expulsion outflow valve in fluid communication with the loop expulsion inflow valve and adapted to allow discharge of a fluid. The sample acquisition unit includes (i) an inflow selector in selectable fluid communication with the chromatographic inflow valve or the loop expulsion inlet valve, (ii) an outflow selector in fluid communication with the loop expulsion outflow valve, and (iii) one or more collection loops, each loop being independently selectable to establish fluid communication between the inflow selector valve and the outflow selector valve. The sample trapping unit includes (i) a trap in selectable fluid communication with the loop expulsion outflow valve and defining a flow path from a first port to a second port and through a stationary phase disposed therebetween, the stationary phase adapted to trap an analyte of interest from a fraction of the chromatographic sample separation flow, and (ii) a scavenging gas source in selectable fluid communication with the flow path and a vacuum source in selectable fluid communication with the flow path, the scavenging gas source and vacuum source adapted to substantially dry the stationary phase.
Owner:WATERS TECH CORP

Sanitization devices and methods of their use

InactiveUS8470239B1Eliminate and significantly reduceEliminate or significantly reduce undesirable microorganismsLavatory sanitoryRadiation therapyComputer scienceHoof
The present invention relates to sanitization devices and methods. More particularly, the invention relates to devices and methods that significantly reduce or eliminate germs, bacteria and / or other microorganisms from objects such as bags, purses, footwear or other objects, as well as bare feet, hands, paws, hooves or other anatomical surfaces, which come into contact with them. The device and method uses germicidal radiation which exposes only the areas of the object that come into applied contact with the device. A top platform of the device is partitioned so that each partition can act independently of each other.
Owner:KERR JAMES

Semiconductor Package with Ultra-Thin Interposer Without Through-Semiconductor Vias

There are disclosed herein various implementations of semiconductor packages including an interposer without through-semiconductor vias (TSVs). One exemplary implementation includes a first active die situated over an interposer. The interposer includes an interposer dielectric having intra-interposer routing traces. The first active die communicates electrical signals to a package substrate situated below the interposer utilizing the intra-interposer routing traces and without utilizing TSVs. In one implementation, the semiconductor package includes a second active die situated over the interposer, the second active die communicating electrical signals to the package substrate utilizing the intra-interposer routing traces and without utilizing TSVs. Moreover, in one implementation, the first active die and the second active die communicate chip-to-chip signals through the interposer.
Owner:AVAGO TECH INT SALES PTE LTD

Sanitizing mat

ActiveUS9764050B1Eliminate or significantly reduce undesirable and/or pathogenicSubstantial eliminationLavatory sanitoryFootwear cleanersBiomedical engineeringHoof
The present invention relates to sanitization devices and methods. More particularly, the invention relates to devices and methods that significantly reduce or eliminate germs, bacteria and / or other microorganisms from objects such as bags, purses, footwear or other objects, as well as bare feet, hands, paws, hooves or other anatomical surfaces, which come into contact with them. The device and method uses germicidal radiation which exposes only the areas of the object that come into applied contact with the device. The device contains an array of individual cells which are configured to turn on and off sanitizing radiation. The devices may be interconnected to fill a large area such as a lobby, the floor of a hospital and the like.
Owner:SANITIZALL LLC

Plant and method for the treatment of the recovery cooling fluid in mechanical processing plants

Plant for treating the leftover liquids of mechanical processing, comprising a filtering partition (9) for filtration of the fluid and means for cleaning the partition by washing of the layer of mud deposited hereon, comprises vibratory means suitable for causing a generally fast and continuous vibratory state at least in the active portion of the partition. The plant comprises at least one chamber (6) that is divided into two parts by the filtering partition (9), one part being intended for the exit of the filtered fluid, means suitable for causing a generally fast and continuous vibratory state at least in the active portion of the partition are associated with said chamber. Method for treating the leftover fluids of mechanical processing, comprising filtration of the fluid through a filtering partition and periodic cleaning of the partition through washing of the layer of mud deposited here; it foresees that at least the surface of the partition on which the mud deposits is subjected to vibratory motion.
Owner:P M P O

Liquefaction of carbonaceous material and biomass to produce a synthetic fuel

The present invention relates to production of fuels from carbonaceous material and biomass. In some examples, the carbonaceous material is nonpetroleum fossil fuel or petroleum residuals. Various embodiments of the present invention provide a method of liquefaction of carbonaceous material and biomass. The method includes providing or obtaining a feed mixture, the mixture including carbonaceous material and biomass. The method also includes subjecting the feed mixture to liquefaction, to provide a product slurry. Various embodiments of the present invention provide a method of fuel production from carbonaceous material and biomass. The method includes separating the product slurry from the liquefaction, to give a conversion component. The method also includes processing the conversion component, to give a fuel.
Owner:ENERGY & ENVIRONMENTAL RES CENT FOUNDATIO

Methods for optical fiber manufacture

The specification describes a method for addressing defects in the center of the core of an optical fiber that are formed during high temperature steps associated with collapsing a hollow core fabricated by the MCVD, PCVD, or OVD methods. These defects form absorption centers and impair the optical transmission properties of the optical fiber. The defects are reduced or eliminated according to the invention by forming a buffer layer as the last deposited layer before collapse. The buffer layer is undoped, or lightly doped, and provides a diffusion barrier to prevent or slow a change in the oxide glass stoichiometry. The result is that fewer dopant and oxygen atoms exit from the core layers through the free surface during collapse, resulting in fewer defects and lower fiber attenuation.
Owner:FURAKAWA ELECTRIC NORTH AMERICA INC

Polymeric NMR sample tubes and method for using

A nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) sample tube is made of a polymeric material instead of glass. Such tubes are thinner than glass tubes, thus increasing the internal volume and sample size. Such tubes are also more closely matched to the magnetic susceptibility of specific solvents. Such tubes have greater mechanical stability, thus leading to less tube breakage during NMR processing. Such tubes also lend themselves to various concentric tubal arrangements which permit separation and mixing of samples to minimize subtraction artifacts in interacting systems.
Owner:SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY

Sanitizing devices and methods of their use

InactiveUS20130177474A1Eliminate and significantly reduceEliminate or significantly reduce undesirable microorganismsLavatory sanitoryRadiation therapyComputer scienceHoof
The present invention relates to sanitization devices and methods. More particularly, the invention relates to devices and methods that significantly reduce or eliminate germs, bacteria and / or other microorganisms from objects such as bags, purses, footwear or other objects, as well as bare feet, hands, paws, hooves or other anatomical surfaces, which come into contact with them. The device and method uses germicidal radiation which exposes only the areas of the object that come into applied contact with the device. A top platform of the device is partitioned so that each partition can act independently of each other.
Owner:RJG ASSOCS

Slurry spreader for cementitious board production

InactiveUS20070045892A1Reducing water to cementitious material ratioEasy to useConfectionerySweetmeatsCement boardEngineering
The invention provides a board forming system comprising a forming table comprising a belt with a surface for conveying a backing layer; a mixer fitted with a mechanism capable of depositing cementitious slurry material over a top surface of the backing layer; and a slurry spreader positioned downstream of the mixer, wherein a portion of the slurry spreader comprises a plurality of apertures which are connected to a source of pressurized fluid. The slurry spreader is configured such that the pressurized fluid flows out of the slurry spreader through the apertures so as to provide a continuous film of fluid across an outer surface of the slurry spreader. The slurry spreader is positioned such that it can contact at least a portion of the cementitious slurry after the slurry exits the discharge and before the slurry is spread across the width of the backing layer such that the thickness of the slurry is approximately equal to the desired slurry thickness for board formation. The invention further provides methods for forming cementitious board comprising the use of the slurry spreader.
Owner:UNITED STATES GYPSUM CO

Sanitization devices and methods of their use

InactiveUS20120230867A1Eliminate and significantly reduceEliminate or significantly reduce undesirable microorganismsLavatory sanitoryDeodrantsBiomedical engineeringHoof
The present invention relates to sanitization devices and methods. More particularly, the invention relates to devices and methods that significantly reduce or eliminate germs, bacteria and / or other microorganisms from objects such as bags, purses, footwear or other objects, as well as bare feet, hands, paws, hooves or other anatomical surfaces, which come into contact with them. The device and method uses germicidal radiation which exposes only the areas of the object that come into applied contact with the device. A top platform of the devices may be in a tilted position when not in uses.
Owner:KERR JAMES

Process for the synthesis of ammonia with low emissions of co2in atmosphere

ActiveUS20200055738A1Substantial elimination and zeroing of CO emissionHeat recoveryHydrogen productionHydrogen/synthetic gas productionSyngasEnvironmental engineering
Process for the synthesis of ammonia from natural gas comprising conversion of a charge of desulphurized natural gas and steam, with oxygen-enriched air or oxygen, into a synthesis gas, and treatment of the synthesis gas with shift reaction and decarbonation, wherein a part of the CO2-depleted synthesis gas, obtained after decarbonation, is separated and used as fuel fraction for one or more furnaces of the conversion section, and the remaining part of the gas is used to produce ammonia.
Owner:CASALE SA

Quiet load for motor testing

A device for imposing a torque load upon rotating machinery comprises a rotary unit and plural electromagnetic units. The rotary unit includes a shaft and conductive disks discretely fastened thereto. Each electromagnetic unit includes a bracket-shaped magnetic core and one or more ferromagnetic pieces discretely fastened thereto. The device's shaft is joined end-to-end to the motor's shaft, permitting integral axial rotation of the device's shaft, the disks and the motor's shaft. Each electromagnetic unit is placed so that the core “brackets” the two extreme disks, while each piece is between two disks. During rotation, a wire (coiled around each core) conducts current of selected amperage so as to generate a magnetic field of sufficient intensity that a magnetic flux circuit is formed through the stationary core and pieces and the rotating disks, resulting in a Lorentz force associated with the magnetic field and eddy currents engendered in the disks.
Owner:THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AS REPRESENTED BY THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY

Concept for Reducing Crosstalk

A device for reducing mutual crosstalk of a signal routed across a first line and a second signal routed across a second line, wherein by the mutual crosstalk at an output of the first line a first interfered signal may be obtained and at an output of the second line a second interfered signal may be obtained, comprising a modifier for modifying the first interfered signal that is interfered by crosstalk due to the second signal, and for modifying the second interfered signal that is interfered by crosstalk due to the first signal, wherein the modifier is adapted to model an interference due to the mutual crosstalk, and a combiner for combining the first interfered signal with the modified second interfered signal to obtain a first corrected signal and for combining the second interfered signal with the modified first interfered signal to obtain a second corrected signal.
Owner:POLARIS INNOVATIONS
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