METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR MANAGING INFORMED CONSENT PROCESSES
    71.
    发明申请
    METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR MANAGING INFORMED CONSENT PROCESSES 有权
    管理信息同意程序的方法和系统

    公开(公告)号:US20100299159A1

    公开(公告)日:2010-11-25

    申请号:US12851258

    申请日:2010-08-05

    摘要: The systems and methods provide a dynamic process for obtaining and managing informed consent documentation. In general, the dynamic informed consent process (DICP) makes use of an intermediary organization, e.g., a trusted intermediary, which: (a) provides ICFs which have been dynamically generated for a specified trial or medical procedure and based on particular state or federal requirements, if any; and (b) archives copies of signed ICFs. In certain preferred embodiments, there may also be a procedure to provide training materials, such as audio or video presentations, to be viewed by prospective participants. In certain preferred embodiments, the process also includes contacting subjects who have signed ICFs in the event that there is a change of circumstance which the subject may deem material to whether s/he would continue to consent, or whether the participant needs to provide a different type of consent to participate in particular event or trial.

    摘要翻译: 系统和方法为获取和管理知情同意文件提供了一个动态过程。 一般来说,动态知情同意程序(DICP)利用中间组织,例如可信赖的中介机构,其中:(a)提供为指定的试验或医疗程序动态生成的ICF,并基于特定的州或联邦 要求,如果有的话; 和(b)签名的ICF的档案副本。 在某些优选实施例中,还可以存在提供将由潜在参与者观看的训练材料(例如音频或视频呈现)的过程。 在某些优选实施例中,该过程还包括在主体可能认为材料是否被继续同意的情况发生变化的情况下联系已经签署了ICF的受试者,或者参与者是否需要提供不同的 同意参与特定事件或审判的类型。

    ACTIVE GUARDING FOR REDUCTION OF RESISTIVE AND CAPACITIVE SIGNAL LOADING WITH ADJUSTABLE CONTROL OF COMPENSATION LEVEL
    72.
    发明申请
    ACTIVE GUARDING FOR REDUCTION OF RESISTIVE AND CAPACITIVE SIGNAL LOADING WITH ADJUSTABLE CONTROL OF COMPENSATION LEVEL 有权
    用于减少电阻和电容信号的主动保护与补偿水平的可调控制

    公开(公告)号:US20100109739A1

    公开(公告)日:2010-05-06

    申请号:US12594075

    申请日:2008-03-31

    IPC分类号: H03L5/00

    CPC分类号: H03F1/56 H03F1/14

    摘要: In various embodiments, applicants' teachings are related to an active guarding circuit and method for reducing parasitic impedance signal loading on a signal-transmission channel that is shunted by a parasitic impedance. The presence of an electrical signal on the signal-transmission channel causes a leakage current to flow through the parasitic impedance. In various embodiments, the circuit comprises an amplifier and an impedance, one terminal of the impedance is coupled to the signal-transmission channel. The input of the amplifier is coupled to the signal-transmission channel and the output is coupled to the other terminal of the impedance so as to cause a compensation current to flow through the impedance. The gain of the amplifier and the value of the impedance are selected so that the compensation current has a magnitude substantially equal to the leakage current magnitude.

    摘要翻译: 在各种实施例中,申请人的教导涉及用于减少由寄生阻抗分流的信号传输通道上的寄生阻抗信号负载的主动防护电路和方法。 在信号传输通道上存在电信号会导致漏电流流过寄生阻抗。 在各种实施例中,电路包括放大器和阻抗,阻抗的一个端子耦合到信号传输通道。 放大器的输入耦合到信号传输通道,输出耦合到阻抗的另一端,以使补偿电流流过阻抗。 选择放大器的增益和阻抗的值,使得补偿电流的幅度基本上等于泄漏电流大小。

    NAVIGATION SIGNAL RECEIVER TRAJECTORY DETERMINATION
    74.
    发明申请
    NAVIGATION SIGNAL RECEIVER TRAJECTORY DETERMINATION 有权
    导航信号接收机测距

    公开(公告)号:US20080117100A1

    公开(公告)日:2008-05-22

    申请号:US11561758

    申请日:2006-11-20

    IPC分类号: G01S5/14

    CPC分类号: G01S19/49 G01S19/40

    摘要: The present invention provides methods and systems that enable a mobile navigation receiver to accurately determine its trajectory with non-current ephemeris in stand-alone mode. In an embodiment, the receiver computes the position for the same location using non-current ephemeris and current ephemeris at different time instances. The receiver then determines a position correction by finding the difference between these two computed positions, and applies this correction to the trajectory generated with non-current ephemeris to obtain a more accurate trajectory. In another embodiment, the receiver computes an initial position of the receiver using non-current ephemeris and finds the difference between the computed initial position and an accurate approximation of the initial position. The receiver then shifts the subsequent receiver trajectory computed using non-current ephemeris by the difference to obtain a more accurate trajectory.

    摘要翻译: 本发明提供使移动导航接收机能够以独立模式的非当前星历精确地确定其轨迹的方法和系统。 在一个实施例中,接收机使用不同时间的非当前星历和当前星历表计算相同位置的位置。 然后,接收机通过找到这两个计算位置之间的差异来确定位置校正,并将该校正应用于由非当前星历产生的轨迹,以获得更准确的轨迹。 在另一个实施例中,接收机使用非当前星历表计算接收机的初始位置,并且找出所计算的初始位置与初始位置的精确近似之间的差。 然后,接收器将使用非当前星历计算的后续接收器轨迹移动该差,以获得更准确的轨迹。

    METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR REFRESH MANAGEMENT OF MEMORY MODULES
    75.
    发明申请
    METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR REFRESH MANAGEMENT OF MEMORY MODULES 有权
    用于存储器模块刷新管理的方法和装置

    公开(公告)号:US20080109597A1

    公开(公告)日:2008-05-08

    申请号:US11929631

    申请日:2007-10-30

    IPC分类号: G06F13/38

    摘要: One embodiment sets forth an interface circuit configured to manage refresh command sequences that includes a system interface adapted to receive a refresh command from a memory controller, clock frequency detection circuitry configured to determine the timing for issuing staggered refresh commands to two or more memory devices coupled to the interface circuit based on the refresh command received from the memory controller, and at least two refresh command sequence outputs configured to generate the staggered refresh commands for the two or more memory devices

    摘要翻译: 一个实施例提出了一种接口电路,其被配置为管理刷新命令序列,其包括适于从存储器控制器接收刷新命令的系统接口,时钟频率检测电路被配置为确定向两个或多个存储器件耦合的交错刷新命令的发送定时 基于从存储器控制器接收的刷新命令到接口电路,以及被配置为生成用于两个或更多个存储器设备的交错刷新命令的至少两个刷新命令序列输出

    RACK ARCHITECTURE AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
    78.
    发明申请
    RACK ARCHITECTURE AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 有权
    机架结构与管理系统

    公开(公告)号:US20080030947A1

    公开(公告)日:2008-02-07

    申请号:US11844304

    申请日:2007-08-23

    IPC分类号: G06F1/16 H01R12/16

    摘要: One embodiment of the invention provides a fully distributed, scaleable and modular rack architecture and management system. One feature of the invention provides device management throughout the rack system with a vertical interface column integrated into the rack cabinet. Within each rack unit (U) of the vertical interface column, the vertical interface column may deliver connectivity to a device housed within the rack cabinet thereby eliminating runs of cable typically necessary for management of such devices. The vertical interface column can be expanded as necessary to provide connectivity to more devices using hot-swappable interface modules. A rack management system allows both local and remote management access to all devices mounted in the rack cabinet and coupled to the vertical interface column. The rack management system may also access to devices mounted in other rack cabinets.

    摘要翻译: 本发明的一个实施例提供了完全分布的,可扩展的和模块化的机架架构和管理系统。 本发明的一个特征提供了整个机架系统中的设备管理,其具有集成到机架机柜中的垂直接口列。 在垂直接口列的每个机架单元(U)内,垂直接口列可以连接到容纳在机架柜内的设备,从而消除了管理这些设备通常所需的电缆运行。 可以根据需要扩展垂直接口列,以使用热插拔接口模块提供与更多设备的连接。 机架管理系统允许本地和远程管理访问安装在机架式机柜中的所有设备,并连接到垂直接口列。 机架管理系统还可以访问安装在其他机柜中的设备。

    Beam splitter/combiner for optical metrology tool
    79.
    发明授权
    Beam splitter/combiner for optical metrology tool 有权
    用于光学计量工具的光束分离器/组合器

    公开(公告)号:US07251036B2

    公开(公告)日:2007-07-31

    申请号:US11334999

    申请日:2006-01-19

    IPC分类号: G01N21/45

    摘要: A combiner for optical beams includes a substrate overlaid by a multi-layer dielectric film stack. The substrate is a clear material and the dielectric film stack is a series of alternating layer of high and low refractive index. This gives the combiner relatively high reflectivity across UV wavelengths and relatively high transmissivity in the visible and longer wavelengths and allows visible light to pass through the combiner while UV light is reflected. At the same time dielectric film stack has minimal absorption and scatter. This means that the intensity of visible light maintains at least 90% of its intensity as it passes through combiner and UV light retains at least 90% of its intensity as it is reflected by combiner.

    摘要翻译: 用于光束的组合器包括由多层电介质膜叠层覆盖的衬底。 衬底是透明材料,电介质膜堆叠是一系列具有高低折射率的交替层。 这使得组合器在UV波长上相对较高的反射率和可见光和较长波长的相对高的透射率,并且允许可见光在反射UV光的同时通过组合器。 同时电介质薄膜叠层具有最小的吸收和散射。 这意味着当可见光通过组合器时,可见光的强度保持其强度的至少90%,并且当光被组合器反射时,紫外光保持其强度的至少90%。

    Modular server architecture for multi-environment HTTP request processing
    80.
    发明申请
    Modular server architecture for multi-environment HTTP request processing 有权
    用于多环境HTTP请求处理的模块化服务器架构

    公开(公告)号:US20060288085A1

    公开(公告)日:2006-12-21

    申请号:US11140192

    申请日:2005-05-27

    IPC分类号: G06F15/16

    CPC分类号: G06F9/44521 H04L67/02

    摘要: Methods are provided for utilizing a modular server architecture for processing requests for services, such as authorization and authentication, in a web server. The modular server architecture includes self-contained modular components that can be plugged in and out of the web server, as needed, to provide requested web services. The modular server architecture is also extensible in that it provides set of server APIs for processing requests for supporting built-in server functionality as well as functionality provided by third party modular components. The modular server architecture also supports the integration of request processing tasks for both native and managed modular components, such as ASP.NET modules, by virtue of a managed module host component. The modular server architecture also optimizes server performance by only providing modular component functionality when needed. By utilizing the modular server architecture, server functionality is extended, duplication of request processing tasks is eliminated and performance administrative overhead is reduced.

    摘要翻译: 提供了用于利用模块化服务器架构处理Web服务器中的服务请求(如授权和身份验证)的方法。 模块化服务器体系结构包括独立的模块化组件,可根据需要插入和移出Web服务器,以提供所需的Web服务。 模块化服务器架构也是可扩展的,因为它提供了一组服务器API来处理用于支持内置服务器功能的请求以及由第三方模块化组件提供的功能。 模块化服务器架构还支持通过托管模块主机组件对本机和托管模块化组件(如ASP.NET模块)的请求处理任务进行集成。 模块化服务器架构还可以在需要时提供模块化组件功能来优化服务器性能。 通过利用模块化服务器架构,扩展了服务器功能,消除了重复的请求处理任务,降低了性能管理开销。