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Frequency encoding of resonant mass sensors

A method for the detection of analytes using resonant mass sensors or sensor arrays comprises frequency encoding each sensor element, acquiring a time-domain resonance signal from the sensor or sensor array as it is exposed to analyte, detecting change in the frequency or resonant properties of each sensor element using a Fourier transform or other spectral analysis method, and classifying, identifying, and/or quantifying analyte using an appropriate data analysis procedure. Frequency encoded sensors or sensor arrays comprise sensor elements with frequency domain resonance signals that can be uniquely identified under a defined range of operating conditions. Frequency encoding can be realized either by fabricating individual sensor elements with unique resonant frequencies or by tuning or modifying identical resonant devices to unique frequencies by adding or removing mass from individual sensor elements. The array of sensor elements comprises multiple resonant structures that may have identical or unique sensing layers. The sensing layers influence the sensor elements' response to analyte. Time-domain signal is acquired, typically in a single data acquisition channel, and typically using either (1) a pulsed excitation followed by acquisition of the free oscillatory decay of the entire array or (2) a rapid scan acquisition of signal from the entire array in a direct or heterodyne configuration. Spectrum analysis of the time domain data is typically accomplished with Fourier transform analysis. The methods and sensor arrays of the invention enable rapid and sensitive analyte detection, classification and/or identification of complex mixtures and unknown compounds, and quantification of known analytes, using sensor element design and signal detection hardware that are robust, simple and low cost.
Owner:PALO ALTO SENSOR TECH INNOVATION

Method and system for using barcoded contact information for compatible use with various software

The present invention discloses a method and system for generating, analyzing and decoding a two-dimensional barcodes representing, for example, the contents of a business card or contact information in stored in a PDA or mobile phone. In an embodiment of the invention, a process is provided for generating a two-dimensional barcode from the contact information stored in a software database such as a Personal Information Manager (PIM), Customer Relationship Manager (CRM), PDA or mobile phone contact list. The contact data is exported from the database or handheld device into a standardized format such as vCard that is broadly used for exchanging contact information. The vCard data strings are encoded into Base64 and converted into the Unicode universal character set that provide wide ranging compatibility for various language scripts including many non-western character scripts. The data strings are encrypted and from which a unique two-dimensional barcode is generated that can be imprinted on business cards or on other printed material. In another embodiment of the invention, business cards and other printed material having a two-dimensional barcode generated by the invention can be quickly scanned such that the barcoded contact information is analyzed and converted for compatible use with numerous types of software such as personal information managers (PIM), Customer Relationship Managers (CRM), or electronic device contact lists without the need for supplementary user intervention.
Owner:PETERSSON URBAN

Method of enhancing the readability of rapidly displayed text

A method of enhancing the readability of rapidly displayed text and with rapid apprehension, at a rate which is greater than the maximum unaided reading capability of that subject using the method. The method comprises a rapid and sequential moving of the words of text through a window on a screen of a computer monitor. In accordance with the method, the words are allowed to pass through or be displayed in the display window, one word at a time, and at a rate in which the time for display which is based on the number of characters in a word is related to and a function of the total amount of time required for all of the words in a segment of the text to be displayed. A time for display of each word of average character length is the same, and that certain words in a segment will be displayed for a longer period of time than other of the words. Usually, the words which contain more characters will have a longer display period. The present invention also provides an area on the screen of the monitor in which the previously read words of the segment of the text are printed as a full display, such that the reader may rapidly review the words of that segment previously presented on the window of the monitor, and then also rapidly scan entire portions of the text which have already been displayed. The method also involves the use of a selected color and patterned background, to enhance readability. In accordance with this method, the reading rate is substantially increased, and eye fatigue and strain is substantially reduced.
Owner:SOFTOLOGY IDEAWORKS

System and method for a transparent color image display utilizing fluorescence conversion of nanoparticles and molecules

A system and a method of a transparent color image display utilizing fluorescence conversion (FC) of nano-particles and molecules are disclosed. In one preferred embodiment, a color image display system consists of a light source equipped with two-dimensional optical scanning hardware and a FC display screen board. The FC display screen board consists of a fluorescence display layer, a wavelength filtering coating, and a visibly transparent substrate. In another preferred embodiment, two mechanisms of light excitation are utilized. One of the excitation mechanisms is up-conversion where excitation light wavelength is longer than fluorescence wavelength. The second mechanism is down-conversion where excitation wavelength is shorter than fluorescence wavelength. A host of preferred fluorescence materials for the FC screen are also disclosed. These materials fall into four categories: inorganic nano-meter sized phosphors; organic molecules and dyes; semiconductor based nano particles; and organometallic molecules. These molecules or nano-particles are incorporated in the screen in such a way that allows the visible transparency of the screen. Additionally, a preferred fast light scanning system is disclosed. The preferred scanning system consists of dual-axes acousto-optic light deflector, signal processing and control circuits equipped with a close-loop image feedback to maintain position accuracy and pointing stability of the excitation beam.
Owner:SUPERIMAGING

Laser quick repair process method for large rotary machine bearing bush

The invention relates to the technical field of laser cladding, in particular to a laser quick repair process method for a large rotary machine bearing bush. According to the laser quick repair process method, a layer of purpose-made powdered materials capable of meeting operating requirements is arranged on the surface of a part in advance; then, high-energy laser beams are used for quick scanning processing on the coating; the powdered materials arranged in advance melt instantaneously and solidify; base metal below the coating melts into a thin layer along with the coating, molecular or atomic interdiffusion quickly occurs in a quite narrow area in a boundary between the thin layer and the coating, and solid metallurgical bonding is formed at the same time; a substrate is extremely little affected by heat under a rapid heating condition and does not deform. The laser quick repair process method for the large rotary machine bearing bush achieves the effect that a local and whole-area Babbitt metal laser cladding layer is formed on the substrate made of cast steel and bronze alloy, a Babbitt metal layer which is 1.0-15 mm is formed as required, and metallurgical bonding between Babbitt metal and various substrates is realized; the laser cladding layer is low in dilution, compact in structure and free of delaminating, air holes, slag inclusion, cracks and other quality defects.
Owner:岳阳大陆激光技术有限公司
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