Method of manufacturing optical fiber ribbons
    52.
    发明授权
    Method of manufacturing optical fiber ribbons 失效
    制造光纤带的方法

    公开(公告)号:US06454894B1

    公开(公告)日:2002-09-24

    申请号:US09116338

    申请日:1998-07-16

    IPC分类号: G02B604

    CPC分类号: G02B6/448

    摘要: A method of manufacturing optical ribbons, wherein the optical fibers are paid out by an optical fiber pay-out unit, and grouped together in a nozzle where they are coated in a coating material which is caused to set in order to form an optical fiber ribbon. A plurality of groups of optical fibers are formed in parallel in as many nozzles as possible, and the groups of optical fibers, which are coated in a coating material, are caused to set simultaneously using a single setting means for setting the coating material, in order to form as many ribbons of optical fibers as possible, thereby enabling the manufacturing cost of a ribbon to be reduced.

    摘要翻译: 一种制造光学带的方法,其中光纤由光纤放出单元支付,并且分组在喷嘴中,在喷嘴中被涂覆在被涂覆的材料中,以便形成光纤带 。 在尽可能多的喷嘴中平行地形成多组光纤,并且使用涂覆材料涂覆的光纤组,使用用于设置涂层材料的单个设置装置同时设置, 以形成尽可能多的光纤带,从而能够降低带的制造成本。

    Method to produce an animal's voice to embellish a music and a device to
practice this method
    53.
    发明授权
    Method to produce an animal's voice to embellish a music and a device to practice this method 失效
    产生动物声音的方法来修饰音乐和设备来练习这种方法

    公开(公告)号:US5060267A

    公开(公告)日:1991-10-22

    申请号:US409301

    申请日:1989-09-19

    申请人: Michael Yang

    发明人: Michael Yang

    IPC分类号: G10H1/26 G10H7/02

    摘要: A method and a device for producing an imitative animal's voice to embellish a music. The animals voice is analyzed and approximated into a waveform represented exclusively by HIGH/LOW, and the time data X of each group of consecutive intervals of the same state are stored in a first ROM. The data X are stored in the consecutive addresses of a first read only memory ROM. When the ROM receives a pulse from a first address counter, the datum X stored in the mth address of the ROM will be sent to a first divider means if the address count of the first address counter is m. To further melodize the imitative animal's voice, the clocks from a first clock generator are compressed or expanded. The data Y, Z of the notes of the desired melody are stored in the consecutive addresses of a second ROM to respectively control the average (or apparent) pitch of the produced imitative voice and the duration of the voice at a given pitch. The device to melodize the imitative voice further comprises a second clock generator, of which the period t.sub.u " is equal to the length of the shortest note of the melody.

    摘要翻译: 一种用于产生模仿动物声音以润饰音乐的方法和装置。 对动物声音进行分析并近似为由HIGH / LOW专门表示的波形,并且将相同状态的每组连续间隔的时间数据X存储在第一ROM中。 数据X存储在第一只读存储器ROM的连续地址中。 当ROM从第一地址计数器接收到脉冲时,如果第一地址计数器的地址计数是m,则存储在ROM的第m个地址中的数据X将被发送到第一除法器装置。 为了进一步调整模仿动物的声音,来自第一个时钟发生器的时钟被压缩或扩展。 期望旋律的音符的数据Y,Z存储在第二ROM的连续地址中,以分别控制所产生的模仿声音的平均(或明显)音调和给定音调的语音持续时间。 用于调制模仿声音的装置进一步包括第二时钟发生器,其中周期tu“等于旋律的最短音符的长度。

    Cardiac resynchronization therapy optimization using vector measurements obtained from realtime electrode position tracking
    56.
    发明授权
    Cardiac resynchronization therapy optimization using vector measurements obtained from realtime electrode position tracking 有权
    使用从实时电极位置跟踪获得的矢量测量的心脏再同步治疗优化

    公开(公告)号:US08527049B2

    公开(公告)日:2013-09-03

    申请号:US12621373

    申请日:2009-11-18

    IPC分类号: A61N1/365 A61B5/05

    摘要: An exemplary method includes selecting multiple electrodes located in a patient; acquiring position information during one or more cardiac cycles for the multiple electrodes where the acquiring includes using each of the electrodes for measuring one or more electrical potentials in an electrical localization field established in the patient; calculating one or more vector metrics based on the acquired position information for one or more vectors, each vector defined by two of the multiple electrodes; and analyzing the one or more vector metrics to assess cardiac performance during the one or more cardiac cycles. Various other methods, devices, systems, etc., are also disclosed.

    摘要翻译: 一种示例性方法包括选择位于患者体内的多个电极; 在所述多个电极的一个或多个心动周期期间获取位置信息,其中所述获取包括使用每个所述电极来测量在所述患者中建立的电定位场中的一个或多个电位; 基于所获取的一个或多个向量的位置信息来计算一个或多个矢量度量,每个矢量由所述多个电极中的两个限定; 以及分析所述一个或多个矢量度量以评估所述一个或多个心动周期期间的心脏性能。 还公开了各种其它方法,装置,系统等。

    STAIR CLIMBING WHEELED VEHICLE, AND SYSTEM AND METHOD OF MAKING AND USING SAME
    57.
    发明申请
    STAIR CLIMBING WHEELED VEHICLE, AND SYSTEM AND METHOD OF MAKING AND USING SAME 审中-公开
    平台车轮,系统及其制造和使用方法

    公开(公告)号:US20130192907A1

    公开(公告)日:2013-08-01

    申请号:US13667659

    申请日:2012-11-02

    IPC分类号: F16D7/02 B62B5/02

    摘要: A wheeled vehicle comprising a power-driven spider assembly for ascending and descending stairs. The vehicle includes an angular position sensor providing input to a controller operable to control a servo-motor to effectively lock the position of the spider relative to the frame, regardless of the hand truck's spatial orientation relative to a vertical plane, or any balancing of the hand truck. The angular position sensor provides input to the controller, which is programmed with predefined angular zones of instability, and causes the controller to accelerate rotation of the spiders through those zones when the wheeled vehicle is in the descent mode, to avoid instability of the hand truck. A hand truck may include a removable basket and/or a pivotable platform usable to transport loads.

    摘要翻译: 一种轮式车辆,包括用于上升和下降楼梯的动力驱动的蜘蛛组件。 车辆包括角位置传感器,其向控制器提供输入,该控制器可操作以控制伺服电机,以有效地锁定蜘蛛相对于框架的位置,而不管手推车相对于垂直平面的空间取向,或者任何平衡 手推车。 角位置传感器为控制器提供输入,该控制器使用预定义的不稳定角度区域进行编程,并且当轮式车辆处于下降模式时,使控制器加速蜘蛛通过这些区域的旋转,以避免手动卡车的不稳定 。 手推车可以包括可移动的篮和/或可枢转平台,其可用于运输负载。

    STAIR-CLIMBING WHEELED VEHICLE
    58.
    发明申请
    STAIR-CLIMBING WHEELED VEHICLE 审中-公开
    平台车轮

    公开(公告)号:US20130184917A1

    公开(公告)日:2013-07-18

    申请号:US13787439

    申请日:2013-03-06

    IPC分类号: B62B5/00 B62B5/02

    摘要: An apparatus and method for supplying operating voltages to a plurality of electronic devices is disclosed. A plurality of power supply modules of a modular power supply may output voltages to at least two electronic devices respectively. The apparatus may identify a failure of one of the power supply modules. The electronic device may be disconnected from the failed power supply module, and then reconnected to a functional power supply module of the modular power supply. switching a supplied voltage of the functional power supply module of the modular power supply, wherein the supplied voltage matches the set output voltage of the failed power supply module. If necessary, a supplied voltage of a functional power supply module may be switched to match the set output voltage of the failed power supply module.

    摘要翻译: 公开了一种用于向多个电子设备提供工作电压的装置和方法。 模块化电源的多个电源模块可以分别向至少两个电子设备输出电压。 该装置可以识别其中一个电源模块的故障。 电子设备可能与故障电源模块断开连接,然后重新连接到模块化电源的功能电源模块。 切换模块化电源的功能电源模块的供电电压,其中所提供的电压与故障电源模块的设定输出电压相匹配。 如果需要,可以切换功能电源模块的供电电压以匹配故障电源模块的设定输出电压。

    Ablation catheter with thermally mediated catheter body for mitigating blood coagulation and creating larger lesion
    59.
    发明授权
    Ablation catheter with thermally mediated catheter body for mitigating blood coagulation and creating larger lesion 有权
    消融导管与热介导的导管体减轻血液凝固和创造更大的病变

    公开(公告)号:US08449537B2

    公开(公告)日:2013-05-28

    申请号:US11618692

    申请日:2006-12-29

    IPC分类号: A61B18/18

    摘要: An ablation catheter is provided for ablating internal tissue of a patient. The catheter includes a distal end that is adapted to be inserted into a body cavity relative to a desired location therein (e.g., within the heart). An ablation electrode is connected relative to the distal end of the catheter for providing ablation energy to patient tissue. A heat sink is provided that is in thermal contact with the ablation electrode. The heat sink, in addition to being in thermal contact with the ablation electrode, is electrically isolated from the ablation electrode. This allows the heat sink to conduct heat away from the ablation electrode without dissipating electrical energy from the electrode. In this regard, the heat sink may prevent build-up of excess heat within the electrode that may result in blood coagulation and/or tissue charring.

    摘要翻译: 提供消融导管以消融患者的内部组织。 该导管包括适于相对于其中的期望位置(例如,在心脏内)插入体腔内的远端。 消融电极相对于导管的远端连接,以向患者组织提供消融能量。 提供与消融电极热接触的散热器。 除了与消融电极热接触之外,散热器与消融电极电隔离。 这允许散热器将热量从消融电极导出,而不会从电极中消耗电能。 在这方面,散热器可以防止在电极内积聚多余的热量,从而导致血液凝固和/或组织烧焦。

    Electrode and lead stability indexes and stability maps based on localization system data
    60.
    发明授权
    Electrode and lead stability indexes and stability maps based on localization system data 有权
    基于定位系统数据的电极和铅稳定性指标和稳定性图

    公开(公告)号:US08401645B2

    公开(公告)日:2013-03-19

    申请号:US12562003

    申请日:2009-09-17

    IPC分类号: A61N1/00 A61B5/04

    摘要: A method includes selecting an electrode located in a patient; acquiring position information with respect to time for the electrode where the acquiring uses the electrode for repeatedly measuring electrical potentials in an electrical localization field established in the patient; calculating a stability metric for the electrode based on the acquired position information with respect to time; and deciding if the selected electrode, as located in the patient, has a stable location for sensing biological electrical activity, for delivering electrical energy or for sensing biological electrical activity and delivering electrical energy. Position information may be acquired during one or both of intrinsic or paced activation of a heart and respective stability indexes calculated for each activation type.

    摘要翻译: 一种方法包括选择位于患者体内的电极; 获取相对于所述电极的时间的位置信息,其中所述电极在所述患者中建立的电定位场中使用所述电极重复测量电位; 基于获取的相对于时间的位置信息计算电极的稳定性度量; 并且确定位于患者体内的所选择的电极是否具有用于感测生物电活动的稳定位置,用于传递电能或用于感测生物电活动和递送电能。 位置信息可以在心脏的固有或起搏激活和对于每种激活类型计算的各个稳定性指标的一个或两个期间获取。