Two-Handed Crank-Action Exercise Device and Method

    公开(公告)号:US20190001186A1

    公开(公告)日:2019-01-03

    申请号:US16023185

    申请日:2018-06-29

    摘要: A two-handed crank action exercise device includes a crank mechanism that is supported at a spaced elevation above ground level, and features a crank arm radiating outwardly away from a rotational axis and a hand grip carried on the crank arm at a radial distance from the rotational axis for manual grasping by a user to drive rotation of the crank arm. An adjustable resistance mechanism is coupled to the crank mechanism to provide an adjustable amount of resistance to said crank mechanism. The hand grip is of sufficient length to enable simultaneous manual grasping thereof by both hands of said user for two-handed operation of said crank mechanism.

    DEVICES AND METHODS FOR INCREASING SOLAR HYDROGEN CONVERSION EFFICIENCY IN PHOTOVOLTAIC ELECTROLYSIS
    2.
    发明申请
    DEVICES AND METHODS FOR INCREASING SOLAR HYDROGEN CONVERSION EFFICIENCY IN PHOTOVOLTAIC ELECTROLYSIS 审中-公开
    在光伏电解中增加太阳能转化效率的装置和方法

    公开(公告)号:US20130175180A1

    公开(公告)日:2013-07-11

    申请号:US13821399

    申请日:2011-09-30

    IPC分类号: C25B9/04

    摘要: Devices and methods for photovoltaic electrolysis are disclosed. A device comprises a photovoltaic cell element and an electrolysis compartment. The photovoltaic cell element is configured to convert a portion of solar energy into electrical energy and to pass another portion of the solar energy. The electrolysis compartment includes an aqueous electrolyte positioned to receive the other portion of the solar energy and electrodes electrically connected to receive the electrical energy produced by the photovoltaic cell element. A method comprises receiving solar energy with a photovoltaic cell element, converting a portion of the solar energy into electrical energy, passing another portion of the solar energy through the photovoltaic cell element, receiving with an aqueous electrolyte the other portion of the solar energy, transmitting the electrical energy generated by the photovoltaic cell element to a pair of electrodes, and electrolyzing the aqueous electrolyte with the pair of electrodes.

    摘要翻译: 公开了用于光伏电解的装置和方法。 一种装置包括光电池元件和电解室。 太阳能电池元件被配置为将太阳能的一部分转换成电能并通过太阳能的另一部分。 电解室包括位于接收太阳能的另一部分的水性电解质和电连接以接收由光伏电池元件产生的电能的电极。 一种方法包括用光伏电池元件接收太阳能,将太阳能的一部分转换成电能,将太阳能的另一部分通过光伏电池元件,用水性电解质接收太阳能的另一部分,透射 由光伏电池元件产生的电能到一对电极,并用该对电极电解含水电解质。

    Methods and apparatus for provision of centralized calling information and features to wireless users
    3.
    发明申请
    Methods and apparatus for provision of centralized calling information and features to wireless users 审中-公开
    向无线用户提供集中呼叫信息和功能的方法和装置

    公开(公告)号:US20050043017A1

    公开(公告)日:2005-02-24

    申请号:US10642991

    申请日:2003-08-18

    CPC分类号: H04W4/00 H04W76/10

    摘要: Systems and techniques for providing calling information and features to a wireless telephone are described. A server hosting directory information and commands used to implement calling features establishes a packet data connection to a wireless device. The wireless device uses the packet data connection to locate and retrieve desired calling information and commands. The calling information is used by the wireless device initiate a voice connection to a telephone identified by the calling information. The commands are executed by the wireless device in order to implement calling features provided by the system in which the wireless device is used.

    摘要翻译: 描述了用于向无线电话提供呼叫信息和特征的系统和技术。 托管用于实现呼叫功能的目录信息和命令的服务器建立到无线设备的分组数据连接。 无线设备使用分组数据连接来定位和检索所需的呼叫信息和命令。 呼叫信息由无线设备使用,发起与呼叫信息识别的电话的语音连接。 这些命令由无线设备执行,以便实现由使用无线设备的系统提供的呼叫特征。

    System and method for on-line state restoration of one or more
processors in an N module redundant voting processor system
    4.
    发明授权
    System and method for on-line state restoration of one or more processors in an N module redundant voting processor system 失效
    用于N模块冗余投票处理器系统中的一个或多个处理器的在线状态恢复的系统和方法

    公开(公告)号:US5452441A

    公开(公告)日:1995-09-19

    申请号:US220136

    申请日:1994-03-30

    IPC分类号: G06F11/18 G06F11/00

    CPC分类号: G06F11/1658 G06F11/185

    摘要: A system and method for restoring an operating N module redundant NMR) processors when one or more processors is in an out-of-service state. This NMR system comprises N processors each having an individual memory system. An interconnection network is configured to receive data from all N processors, and N voters are connected between the interconnection network and each of the N processors to receive data from the interconnection network and vote on data destined for the N processors. Writes of data from the active processors are rerouted to the interconnection network. Advantageously, there are registers in the interconnection network corresponding to each processor. These registers receive the data from their corresponding processors, and then send the data to all of the voters. The data is voted on and sent to all N processors. Thus, the memories of the out-of-service processors are restored with the active processors while the active processors continue to operate.

    摘要翻译: 当一个或多个处理器处于停止状态时,用于恢复操作N模块冗余NMR的处理器的系统和方法。 该NMR系统包括N个处理器,每个处理器具有单独的存储器系统。 互连网络被配置为从所有N个处理器接收数据,并且N个投票者连接在互连网络和N个处理器中的每个处理器之间,以从互连网络接收数据并对目的地为N个处理器的数据进行投票。 来自活动处理器的数据写入被重新路由到互连网络。 有利的是,在互连网络中存在对应于每个处理器的寄存器。 这些寄存器从相应的处理器接收数据,然后将数据发送给所有选民。 数据被投票并发送到所有N个处理器。 因此,在主动处理器继续操作的同时,利用主动处理器恢复服务处理器的存储器。

    Methods and apparatus for database virtualization
    5.
    发明授权
    Methods and apparatus for database virtualization 有权
    数据库虚拟化的方法和设备

    公开(公告)号:US09305068B1

    公开(公告)日:2016-04-05

    申请号:US13630275

    申请日:2012-09-28

    IPC分类号: G06F17/30

    CPC分类号: G06F17/30566

    摘要: Methods and apparatus are provided for database virtualization. A virtualized database is designed by receiving a user selection of one or more existing databases for virtualization; receiving a user selection of a target virtualization platform host profile for the virtualized database; receiving a user selection of a target virtualization storage profile for the virtualized database; and providing the user with a comparison of an actual performance of the selected existing database and a projected performance of the existing database on the selected target virtualization platform host. A user can specify a backup and recovery profile for the virtualized database. Metadata affinity can optionally be analyzed for a plurality of the selected existing databases to identify an affinity correlation across the selected existing databases. Templates and/or configuration files can be generated for the selected target virtualization environment (optionally based on rule-based best practices).

    摘要翻译: 为数据库虚拟化提供了方法和设备。 虚拟化数据库的设计是通过接收用户选择一个或多个现有数据库进行虚拟化; 接收虚拟化数据库的目标虚拟化平台主机配置文件的用户选择; 接收虚拟化数据库的目标虚拟化存储配置文件的用户选择; 并且向用户提供所选择的现有数据库的实际性能与所选目标虚拟化平台主机上现有数据库的预计性能的比较。 用户可以为虚拟化数据库指定备份和恢复配置文件。 可以可选地分析多个所选择的现有数据库的元数据亲缘关系,以识别所选择的现有数据库之间的亲和度相关性。 可以为选定的目标虚拟化环境(可选地基于基于规则的最佳实践)生成模板和/或配置文件。

    I/O interface system using plural buffers sized smaller than
non-overlapping contiguous computer memory portions dedicated to each
buffer
    6.
    发明授权
    I/O interface system using plural buffers sized smaller than non-overlapping contiguous computer memory portions dedicated to each buffer 失效
    使用多个缓冲器的I / O接口系统,其尺寸小于专用于每个缓冲器的不重叠连续的计算机存储器部分

    公开(公告)号:US4821185A

    公开(公告)日:1989-04-11

    申请号:US864835

    申请日:1986-05-19

    申请人: Daniel Esposito

    发明人: Daniel Esposito

    IPC分类号: G06F5/06 G06F13/12 G06F3/00

    摘要: An I/O interface (24) couples a plurality of I/O devices (29) to a main memory (22) by way of a system bus (23). The I/O interface includes a plurality of buffer blocks (110) permanently associated with one or more memory pages (240). Each page is contiguous within the memory address spectrum and includes a plurality of memory blocks (230). Under control of a sequencer (125), the buffer blocks temporarily store data items being transferred between the memory and the devices. Data items being transferred between any and all devices and a particular memory page are temporarily stored by that page's associated buffer block and no other buffer block. The sequencer accumulates in a buffer block a plurality of data items being transferred by a device to memory by successive write requests, and causes a direct memory access (DMA) conveyance of the buffer contents to the memory upon occurrence of any one of a number of events. In response to a device read request, the sequencer prefetches by DMA access from the memory into a buffer a block of data items that includes the requested data item. Until occurrence of any one of a number of events, the sequencer satisfies successive read requests made by that same device from the buffer contents.

    摘要翻译: I / O接口(24)通过系统总线(23)将多个I / O设备(29)耦合到主存储器(22)。 I / O接口包括与一个或多个存储器页面(240)永久关联的多个缓冲块(110)。 每个页面在存储器地址频谱内是连续的,并且包括多个存储器块(230)。 在定序器(125)的控制下,缓冲块临时存储在存储器和设备之间传送的数据项。 在任何一个设备和所有设备之间传输的数据项目与特定的存储器页面被该页面的相关联的缓冲区块暂时存储,并且没有其他的缓冲区块。 定序器在缓冲块中累积由设备通过连续写入请求传送到存储器的多个数据项,并且在发生多个数据项中的任意一个时,使缓冲器内容直接存储(DMA)传送到存储器 事件 响应于设备读取请求,定序器通过DMA从存储器到缓冲器预取包含所请求的数据项的数据项的块。 直到发生多个事件中的任何一个,定序器满足来自缓冲器内容的相同设备的连续读取请求。

    MEMBRANELESS ELECTROLYZERS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF ALKALINE AND ACIDIC EFFLUENT STREAMS

    公开(公告)号:US20240003021A1

    公开(公告)日:2024-01-04

    申请号:US18036971

    申请日:2021-11-16

    摘要: The system includes electrolyzers to generate acidic and alkaline effluent streams from saltwater. The electrolyzer include stacked pairs of porous anodes and cathodes that define feed channels into which reactants, e.g., hydrogen and brine, can be pumped to undergo an oxidation-reduction reaction. The porous cathode carries out the HER to generate H2, which floats upwards to the porous anode, where it is oxidized through the HOR. The reaction can thus progress in a self-maintaining manner. The HER creates an alkaline product stream with increased basicity, and the HOR an acidic product stream with increased acidity, compared to the inlet stream. Streams are pumped through the porous electrodes and the electrolyzer to sweep effluent through separate channels before they can combine. The alkaline product stream can have an alkalinity sufficient to drive metal ion precipitation in raw saltwater prior to feeding to the electrolyzer to reduce fouling/degradation of electrolyzer electrodes.