System and method for high power laser processing
    51.
    发明授权
    System and method for high power laser processing 有权
    大功率激光加工的系统和方法

    公开(公告)号:US07672343B2

    公开(公告)日:2010-03-02

    申请号:US11483326

    申请日:2006-07-07

    Applicant: David C. Brown

    Inventor: David C. Brown

    Abstract: A high power laser processing system is disclosed that includes a laser source and at least one optical element. The laser source provides a high power laser illumination of a first wavelength. The optical element includes a substrate that is substantially transparent to the first wavelength illumination, at least one highly reflective coating on a first side of the substrate, and at least one anti-reflective coating on a second side of the substrate.

    Abstract translation: 公开了一种包括激光源和至少一个光学元件的高功率激光加工系统。 激光源提供第一波长的高功率激光照明。 所述光学元件包括对所述第一波长照明基本透明的基板,在所述基板的第一侧上的至少一个高反射涂层以及所述基板的第二侧上的至少一个抗反射涂层。

    Method of making a container employing inner liner and vents for thermal insulation
    52.
    发明申请
    Method of making a container employing inner liner and vents for thermal insulation 有权
    制造采用内衬和隔热通风口的容器的方法

    公开(公告)号:US20090170679A1

    公开(公告)日:2009-07-02

    申请号:US12380314

    申请日:2009-02-26

    Abstract: The present invention provides a container (10) suitable for providing insulation wherein the container has an inner shrink film (14) liner. The sidewalls of the container, which can be made from paperboard or other suitable material, are vented to allow ambient air to freely flow through the sidewall of the container during activation of the shrink film (14) with hot liquid or other suitable material. When the container is filled with material having a temperature of from about 130° F. to up to about 212° F., the shrink film (14) is activated and the container (10) provides excellent insulation, thereby allowing the container to be held in a consumer's hand for an extended period without causing burns or excessive discomfort. Method of making this container (10) are also provided.

    Abstract translation: 本发明提供一种适于提供绝缘的容器(10),其中容器具有内收缩膜(14)衬垫。 可以由纸板或其他合适的材料制成的容器的侧壁被排出,以便在用热液体或其它合适的材料活化收缩膜(14)期间,环境空气能够自由地流过容器的侧壁。 当容器充满温度为约130°F至约212°F的材料时,收缩膜(14)被活化,并且容器(10)提供优良的绝缘性,从而允许容器为 持续在消费者手中长时间不引起灼伤或过度不适。 还提供了制造该容器(10)的方法。

    Apparatus for inserting flexible medical implant
    54.
    发明申请
    Apparatus for inserting flexible medical implant 有权
    用于插入柔性医疗植入物的装置

    公开(公告)号:US20080200922A1

    公开(公告)日:2008-08-21

    申请号:US11707491

    申请日:2007-02-16

    Applicant: David C. Brown

    Inventor: David C. Brown

    CPC classification number: A61F2/1678

    Abstract: A device for injecting flexible implants, such as an implantable collamer lens (ICL) is disclosed. In a preferred embodiment it includes, a chamber in which the implant is placed, an injection tube through which the implant will pass, the chamber and tube forming a channel along which is a guide.

    Abstract translation: 公开了一种用于注射柔性植入物的装置,例如可植入的夹角镜(ICL)。 在一个优选实施例中,它包括:植入物放置在其中的腔室,注入管,植入物将通过该注射管,腔室和管形成通道,引导管沿着该管道。

    Type size dependent anti-aliasing in sub-pixel precision rendering systems
    57.
    发明授权
    Type size dependent anti-aliasing in sub-pixel precision rendering systems 失效
    子像素精度渲染系统中类型大小相关的抗锯齿

    公开(公告)号:US07224372B2

    公开(公告)日:2007-05-29

    申请号:US10970156

    申请日:2004-10-21

    Abstract: Methods and systems for selecting different anti-aliasing filters to be applied to objects of image data rendered with pixel sub-component precision based on the attributes of the objects of the graphics image. For example, when rendering a character traditional anti-aliasing applied in the direction parallel to the striping of the pixel sub-components is adapted to the unique requirements of different character font sizes such that a large amount of anti-aliasing is applied to large font sizes while a small amount of anti-aliasing is provided for characters at small font sizes. Displaced sampling is utilized to determine the alpha values for a plurality of vertical samples for each RGB pixel sub-component. The selected anti-aliasing filter is applied to the alpha values to determine the luminous intensity values of the RGB pixel sub-components.

    Abstract translation: 用于基于图形图像的对象的属性来选择要应用于以像素子分量精度呈现的图像数据的对象的不同抗混叠滤波器的方法和系统。 例如,当渲染字符在与像素子组件的条纹平行的方向上应用的传统抗锯齿适应于不同字符字体​​大小的独特要求时,大量抗锯齿被应用于大字体 尺寸,同时为小字体尺寸的字符提供少量抗锯齿。 利用位移采样来确定每个RGB像素子分量的多个垂直样本的α值。 将所选的抗混叠滤波器应用于α值以确定RGB像素子分量的发光强度值。

    Method and system for an atomically updated, central cache memory
    58.
    发明授权
    Method and system for an atomically updated, central cache memory 有权
    用于原子更新的中央缓存存储器的方法和系统

    公开(公告)号:US07191289B2

    公开(公告)日:2007-03-13

    申请号:US11342216

    申请日:2006-01-27

    Abstract: Disclosed is a central cache that is updated without the overhead of locking. Updates are “atomic” in that they cannot be interrupted part way through. Applications are always free to read data in the cache, accessing the data through a reference table. Applications do not directly update the cache, instead, they send update requests to a service routine. To update the cache, the service routine proceeds in two phases. In the first phase, the service routine prepares the new data and adds them to the cache, without updating the reference table. During the first phase, an application accessing the cache cannot “see” the new data because the reference table has not yet been updated. After the first phase is complete, the service routine performs the second phase of the update process: atomically updating the reference table. The two-phase update process leaves the cache, at all times, in a consistent state.

    Abstract translation: 公开了一种在没有锁定开销的情况下更新的中央缓存。 更新是“原子的”,因为它们不能被中断。 应用程序始终可以自由地读取缓存中的数据,通过参考表访问数据。 应用程序不直接更新缓存,而是将更新请求发送到服务程序。 为了更新缓存,服务程序分两步进行。 在第一阶段,服务程序准备新数据并将其添加到缓存中,而不更新参考表。 在第一阶段,访问高速缓存的应用程序不能“查看”新数据,因为参考表尚未更新。 第一阶段完成后,服务程序执行更新过程的第二阶段:以原子方式更新参考表。 两阶段更新过程始终保持高速缓存,始终处于一致状态。

    GPS navigation device
    59.
    发明授权
    GPS navigation device 有权
    GPS导航装置

    公开(公告)号:US07047113B1

    公开(公告)日:2006-05-16

    申请号:US11242548

    申请日:2005-10-03

    CPC classification number: G01C23/00 G01S19/15

    Abstract: A navigation device for navigating a vehicle to a point comprises a GPS receiver for receiving GPS signals, a processor connected with the receiver for processing the GPS signals, navigation data created by the processor, and a display page. The navigation data includes ground speed, altitude, vertical speed and rate of turn information, and the display page presents this information in individual graphic, circular displays representative of an aircraft instrument panel.

    Abstract translation: 用于将车辆导航到点的导航装置包括用于接收GPS信号的GPS接收器,与接收器连接的用于处理GPS信号的处理器,由处理器创建的导航数据和显示页面的处理器。 导航数据包括地面速度,高度,垂直速度和转弯速度信息,显示页面以个别图形呈现该信息,代表飞机仪表板的圆形显示器。

    Method and system for an atomically updated, central cache memory
    60.
    发明授权
    Method and system for an atomically updated, central cache memory 有权
    用于原子更新的中央缓存存储器的方法和系统

    公开(公告)号:US07020746B2

    公开(公告)日:2006-03-28

    申请号:US10352599

    申请日:2003-01-28

    Abstract: Disclosed is a central cache that is updated without the overhead of locking. Updates are “atomic” in that they cannot be interrupted part way through. Applications are always free to read data in the cache, accessing the data through a reference table. Applications do not directly update the cache, instead, they send update requests to a service routine. To update the cache, the service routine proceeds in two phases. In the first phase, the service routine prepares the new data and adds them to the cache, without updating the reference table. During the first phase, an application accessing the cache cannot “see” the new data because the reference table has not yet been updated. After the first phase is complete, the service routine performs the second phase of the update process: atomically updating the reference table. The two-phase update process leaves the cache, at all times, in a consistent state.

    Abstract translation: 公开了一种在没有锁定开销的情况下更新的中央缓存。 更新是“原子的”,因为它们不能被中断。 应用程序始终可以自由地读取缓存中的数据,通过参考表访问数据。 应用程序不直接更新缓存,而是将更新请求发送到服务程序。 为了更新缓存,服务程序分两步进行。 在第一阶段,服务程序准备新数据并将其添加到缓存中,而不更新参考表。 在第一阶段,访问高速缓存的应用程序不能“查看”新数据,因为参考表尚未更新。 第一阶段完成后,服务程序执行更新过程的第二阶段:以原子方式更新参考表。 两阶段更新过程始终保持高速缓存,始终处于一致状态。

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