Abstract:
A lead frame having a coating of organic compounds on its lead fingers prevents tin and flux from contaminating the lead fingers after die attach. The coating is removed prior to wire bonding. The coating allows for reliable second bonds (bond between wires and lead fingers) to be formed, decreasing the likelihood of non-stick and improving wire peel strength.
Abstract:
Systems and methods are disclosed for performing counterexample guided abstraction refinement by transforming a design into a functionally equivalent Control and Data Flow Graph (CDFG); performing a hybrid abstraction of the design; generating a hybrid abstract model; and checking the hybrid abstract model.
Abstract:
The present invention provides a method comprising the following steps: (a) partitioning an intensity modulated beam into a set of sub-IMBs; and (b) partitioning the sub-IMBs into segments, wherein steps (a) and (b) introduce no machine delivery error. The present invention also provides a method comprising the following steps: (a) recursively partitioning an intensity modulated beam into plateaus; and (b) partitioning the plateaus into segments, wherein step (a) comprises determining a tradeoff between machine delivery error and the number of segments into which the plateaus will be partitioned in step (b).
Abstract:
The present invention provides a method comprising recursively partitioning an intensity modulated beam into plateaus; and partitioning the plateaus into segments. The present invention also provides a method for controlling administration of radiation therapy to a patient based on static leaf prescriptions. In addition, the present invention provides a method for partitioning an IMB.
Abstract:
A three-stage pulse-tube cryocooler, in which the third stage pulse tube is arranged below the second stage pulse tube, with a gas flow conduit between the second stage pulse tube heat exchanger and the cold end of the second stage regenerator. The design of the invention is much simpler than a conventional three-stage parallel pulse tube cooler, requiring only two pulse tubes at the warm (room temperature) end and two reservoirs, with a corresponding reduction in the number of associated orifices, passages, etc. In effect, this provides a three stage cryocooler with a two-stage warm end design by putting the second and third stage pulse tubes in series, with a gas flow passage providing gas flow between the second and third stages for gas expansion and refrigeration. The three-stage design allows an intermediate temperature connection between the temperatures of the first and third stages, for applications which require three cooling temperatures.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to the protected intermediates and the deprotected products of P6A, related to the protected pseudopeptides introducing the protected intermediateds of P6A to 3S-(2-Boc)-1,2,3,4-tetrahydro-β-carboline-3-carboxylic acid and the deprotected pseudopeptides, related to the protected pseudopeptides introducing the protected intermediateds of P6A to 3S-1,2,3,4-tetrahydro-β-carboline-3-carboxylic acid benzyl ester, related to the methods for their preparation, and related to their use as the thrombolytic agents.
Abstract:
A two-stage pulse tube cryocooler, having compact size, less vibration and lower manufacturing cost is disclosed, in which at least a first stage of the cryocooler is coaxial, but in which first and second stages may be coaxial by locating circular regenerators of each stage inside of corresponding annular pulse tubes. A second stage circular regenerator is installed below a first stage regenerator. This configuration allows preassembly of the regenerator assembly and a base tube assembly in one or more stages. The pulse tube, which is annular, is coaxially formed with an outside surface of the assembled regenerator assembly and an inner surface of the outer tube of the base tube assembly after installation of the regenerator assembly.
Abstract:
Provided is an antenna system, including a system ground unit, a metal back cover, a frame as antenna radiator, and a grounding circuit, a feeding circuit and a tuning switch, the antenna radiator includes a main radiator and an auxiliary radiator; the main radiator includes a first main radiator which forms, together with the metal back cover, a first main gap, a second main radiator extending from the first main radiator and forms, together with the metal back cover, a second main gap, and a first fracture separating the first main radiator into two parts; the auxiliary radiator includes a first auxiliary radiator which forms, together with the metal back cover, a first auxiliary gap, a second auxiliary radiator extending from the first auxiliary radiator and forms, together with the metal back cover, a second auxiliary gap, and a second fracture separating the first auxiliary radiator into two parts.