公开(公告)号：US20060056850A1

公开(公告)日：2006-03-16

申请号：US10933089

申请日：2004-09-02

Applicant: Kirk Cook ,  James Duncan ,  Eric Larson

Inventor： Kirk Cook ,  James Duncan ,  Eric Larson

IPC: H04B10/00

CPC classification number: G02B6/4201 ,  G02B6/4245 ,  G02B6/4246 ,  G02B6/4261 ,  G02B6/4284

Abstract: A bi-directional transceiver comprises a housing, a flange coupled to the housing, and only one LC receptacle coupled to the housing. A width of the housing is less than 9.2 mm, and a width of the flange is less than 9.5 mm.

Abstract translation: 双向收发器包括壳体，联接到壳体的凸缘以及仅耦合到壳体的一个LC插座。 外壳的宽度小于9.2毫米，法兰的宽度小于9.5毫米。

公开(公告)号：US20050208797A1

公开(公告)日：2005-09-22

申请号：US10804902

申请日：2004-03-19

Applicant: James Duncan ,  Kirk Cook

Inventor： James Duncan ,  Kirk Cook

IPC: G02B6/42 ,  H01R4/02 ,  H01R12/51 ,  H01R12/00

CPC classification number: H01R12/58 ,  H01R4/028 ,  H05K2201/10424

Abstract: A pin header for a transceiver comprises a frame comprising a rectangle that is indented on opposing sides of the rectangle, a first row of pins extending through the frame at a first angle to the rectangle, and a second row of pins extending through the frame at a second angle to the rectangle. The first row of pins is along a first side of the frame between the indented opposing sides and the second row of pins is along a second side of the frame between the indented opposing sides.

Abstract translation: 用于收发器的针头包括框架，该框架包括在矩形的相对侧上缩进的矩形，第一排销以与该矩形成第一角度延伸穿过框架;以及第二排销，其延伸穿过该框架， 与矩形的第二个角度。 所述第一排销沿着所述框架的所述凹入的相对侧之间的第一侧，并且所述第二排销沿着所述框架的所述凹进的相对侧之间的第二侧。

公开(公告)号：US20060110164A1

公开(公告)日：2006-05-25

申请号：US10993251

申请日：2004-11-19

Applicant: Kirk Cook ,  Yung-Shun Wu ,  James Duncan

Inventor： Kirk Cook ,  Yung-Shun Wu ,  James Duncan

IPC: H04B10/00

CPC classification number: G02B6/4201 ,  G02B6/4246 ,  G02B6/428 ,  H05K1/14 ,  H05K3/3405 ,  H05K3/3447 ,  H05K3/366 ,  H05K2201/10121 ,  H05K2201/10303 ,  H05K2201/10446

Abstract: A transceiver including a transmitter, a receiver, a first printed circuit board assembly, and a second printed circuit board assembly. The transmitter is configured to convert electrical signals to fiber optic signals. The receiver is configured to convert fiber optic signals to electrical signals. The first printed circuit board assembly is electrically coupled with the transmitter and configured to be electrically coupled with a host system via a first plurality of host interface pins. The second printed circuit board assembly is electrically coupled with the receiver and configured to be electrically coupled with the host system via a second plurality of host interface pins.

Abstract translation: 收发器包括发射器，接收器，第一印刷电路板组件和第二印刷电路板组件。 发射器被配置为将电信号转换成光纤信号。 接收器被配置为将光纤信号转换成电信号。 第一印刷电路板组件与发射器电耦合并且被配置为经由第一多个主机接口引脚与主机系统电耦合。 第二印刷电路板组件与接收器电耦合并且被配置成经由第二多个主机接口引脚与主机系统电耦合。

公开(公告)号：US08959217B2

公开(公告)日：2015-02-17

申请号：US12696334

申请日：2010-01-29

Applicant: Mark G Mayo ,  James Duncan ,  Pedro Palazón Candel ,  Jason A Hoffman ,  David P Young

Inventor： Mark G Mayo ,  James Duncan ,  Pedro Palazón Candel ,  Jason A Hoffman ,  David P Young

IPC: G06F15/173 ,  G06F9/50

CPC classification number: G06F9/5077 ,  G06F9/45558 ,  H04L12/1822 ,  H04L29/06 ,  H04L29/08072 ,  H04L29/0809

Abstract: Systems and methods to manage workloads and hardware resources in a data center or cloud. In one embodiment, a method includes a data center having a plurality of servers in a network. The data center provides a virtual machine for each of a plurality of users, each virtual machine to use a portion of hardware resources of the data center. The hardware resources include storage and processing resources distributed onto each of the plurality of servers. The method further includes sending messages amongst the servers, some of the messages being sent from a server including status information regarding a hardware resource utilization status of that server. The method further includes detecting a request from the virtual machine to handle a workload requiring increased use of the hardware resources, and provisioning the servers to temporarily allocate additional resources to the virtual machine, wherein the provisioning is based on status information provided by one or more of the messages.

Abstract translation: 管理数据中心或云中的工作负载和硬件资源的系统和方法。 在一个实施例中，一种方法包括具有网络中的多个服务器的数据中心。 数据中心为多个用户中的每一个提供虚拟机，每个虚拟机使用数据中心的一部分硬件资源。 硬件资源包括分布在多个服务器中的每一个上的存储和处理资源。 该方法还包括在服务器之间发送消息，一些消息从服务器发送，包括关于该服务器的硬件资源利用状态的状态信息。 该方法还包括检测来自虚拟机的请求以处理需要更多使用硬件资源的工作负载，以及提供服务器以临时分配额外的资源给虚拟机，其中所述供应基于由一个或多个 的消息。

公开(公告)号：US20120226319A1

公开(公告)日：2012-09-06

申请号：US13040035

申请日：2011-03-03

Applicant: Will Armstrong ,  Thomas Carls ,  John A. Cowan ,  James Duncan ,  Richard A. Hynes ,  Anthony J. Melkent ,  Jean-Pierre Mobasser ,  D. Ha Silcox, III

Inventor： Will Armstrong ,  Thomas Carls ,  John A. Cowan ,  James Duncan ,  Richard A. Hynes ,  Anthony J. Melkent ,  Jean-Pierre Mobasser ,  D. Ha Silcox, III

IPC: A61B17/88 ,  A61F2/44 ,  A61B17/70

CPC classification number: A61F2/447 ,  A61B17/7059 ,  A61B17/808 ,  A61F2/30771 ,  A61F2/30965 ,  A61F2/442 ,  A61F2/4611 ,  A61F2002/2817 ,  A61F2002/2835 ,  A61F2002/3008 ,  A61F2002/30365 ,  A61F2002/30383 ,  A61F2002/30517 ,  A61F2002/30542 ,  A61F2002/30576 ,  A61F2002/30578 ,  A61F2002/30629 ,  A61F2002/30777 ,  A61F2002/30779 ,  A61F2002/3082 ,  A61F2002/30904 ,  A61F2002/3093 ,  A61F2002/4475 ,  A61F2002/4622 ,  A61F2002/4623 ,  A61F2002/4627 ,  A61F2220/0008 ,  A61F2310/00017 ,  A61F2310/00023 ,  A61F2310/00293 ,  A61F2310/00329 ,  A61F2310/00353 ,  A61F2310/00359 ,  A61F2310/00365 ,  A61F2310/00371 ,  A61F2310/00377

Abstract: Systems, methods and devices for providing stabilization between first and second vertebrae are provided. More particularly, in one form a system includes an implant configured to be positioned in a disc space between the first and second vertebrae and a freestanding plate for engagement with extradiscal surfaces of the first and second vertebrae. The system also includes an insertion instrument with an engaging portion configured to releasably engage with the implant and the plate such that the implant and plate can be positioned together relative to the first and second vertebrae. In one aspect, an angular orientation of the implant relative to the plate is adjustable when the implant and the plate are engaged by the instrument. In this or another aspect, the implant and plate are held in a contiguous relationship when engaged by the instrument. However, different forms and applications are also envisioned.

Abstract translation: 提供了用于提供第一和第二椎骨之间的稳定性的系统，方法和装置。 更具体地，在一种形式中，系统包括构造成定位在第一和第二椎骨之间的盘空间中的植入物和用于与第一和第二椎骨的椎间盘外表面接合的独立板。 该系统还包括具有接合部分的插入器具，该接合部分构造成与植入物和板可释放地接合，使得植入物和板可相对于第一和第二椎骨定位在一起。 在一个方面，当植入物和板被仪器接合时，植入物相对于板的角度取向是可调节的。 在这个或另一方面，当由仪器接合时，植入物和板被保持在连续的关系中。 但是，也可以设想不同的形式和应用。

公开(公告)号：US20110179162A1

公开(公告)日：2011-07-21

申请号：US12696334

申请日：2010-01-29

Applicant: Mark G. Mayo ,  James Duncan ,  Pedro Palazón Candel ,  Jason A. Hoffman ,  David P. Young

Inventor： Mark G. Mayo ,  James Duncan ,  Pedro Palazón Candel ,  Jason A. Hoffman ,  David P. Young

IPC: G06F9/50 ,  G06F15/173 ,  G06F12/08

CPC classification number: G06F9/5077 ,  G06F9/45558 ,  H04L12/1822 ,  H04L29/06 ,  H04L29/08072 ,  H04L29/0809

Abstract: Systems and methods to manage workloads and hardware resources in a data center or cloud. In one embodiment, a method includes a data center having a plurality of servers in a network. The data center provides a virtual machine for each of a plurality of users, each virtual machine to use a portion of hardware resources of the data center. The hardware resources include storage and processing resources distributed onto each of the plurality of servers. The method further includes sending messages amongst the servers, some of the messages being sent from a server including status information regarding a hardware resource utilization status of that server. The method further includes detecting a request from the virtual machine to handle a workload requiring increased use of the hardware resources, and provisioning the servers to temporarily allocate additional resources to the virtual machine, wherein the provisioning is based on status information provided by one or more of the messages.

Abstract translation: 管理数据中心或云中的工作负载和硬件资源的系统和方法。 在一个实施例中，一种方法包括具有网络中的多个服务器的数据中心。 数据中心为多个用户中的每一个提供虚拟机，每个虚拟机使用数据中心的一部分硬件资源。 硬件资源包括分布在多个服务器中的每一个上的存储和处理资源。 该方法还包括在服务器之间发送消息，一些消息从服务器发送，包括关于该服务器的硬件资源利用状态的状态信息。 该方法还包括检测来自虚拟机的请求以处理需要更多使用硬件资源的工作负载，以及提供服务器以临时分配额外的资源给虚拟机，其中所述供应基于由一个或多个 的消息。

公开(公告)号：US20110179134A1

公开(公告)日：2011-07-21

申请号：US12696802

申请日：2010-01-29

Applicant: Mark G. Mayo ,  James Duncan ,  Pedro Palazón Candel ,  Jason A. Hoffman ,  David P. Young

Inventor： Mark G. Mayo ,  James Duncan ,  Pedro Palazón Candel ,  Jason A. Hoffman ,  David P. Young

IPC: G06F15/167 ,  G06F15/173

CPC classification number: G06F9/5077 ,  G06F9/45558 ,  H04L12/1822 ,  H04L29/06 ,  H04L29/08072 ,  H04L29/0809

Abstract: Systems and methods to manage workloads and hardware resources in a data center or cloud. In one embodiment, a method includes a data center having a plurality of servers in a network. The data center provides a virtual machine for each of a plurality of users, each virtual machine to use a portion of hardware resources of the data center. The hardware resources include storage and processing resources distributed onto each of the plurality of servers. The method further includes sending messages amongst the servers, some of the messages being sent from a server including status information regarding a hardware resource utilization status of that server. The method further includes detecting a request from the virtual machine to handle a workload requiring increased use of the hardware resources, and provisioning the servers to temporarily allocate additional resources to the virtual machine, wherein the provisioning is based on status information provided by one or more of the messages.

Abstract translation: 管理数据中心或云中的工作负载和硬件资源的系统和方法。 在一个实施例中，一种方法包括具有网络中的多个服务器的数据中心。 数据中心为多个用户中的每一个提供虚拟机，每个虚拟机使用数据中心的一部分硬件资源。 硬件资源包括分布在多个服务器中的每一个上的存储和处理资源。 该方法还包括在服务器之间发送消息，一些消息从服务器发送，包括关于该服务器的硬件资源利用状态的状态信息。 该方法还包括检测来自虚拟机的请求以处理需要更多使用硬件资源的工作负载，以及提供服务器以临时分配额外的资源给虚拟机，其中所述供应基于由一个或多个 的消息。

公开(公告)号：US20120233626A1

公开(公告)日：2012-09-13

申请号：US13046647

申请日：2011-03-11

Applicant: Jason A. Hoffman ,  James Duncan ,  Mark G. Mayo ,  David P. Young

Inventor： Jason A. Hoffman ,  James Duncan ,  Mark G. Mayo ,  David P. Young

IPC: G06F9/46

CPC classification number: G06F9/455 ,  G06F9/5072 ,  G06F9/5083

Abstract: Systems, methods, and media for transparently optimizing a workload of a containment abstraction are provided herein. Methods may include monitoring a workload of the containment abstraction, the containment abstraction being at least partially hardware bound, the workload corresponding to resource utilization of the containment abstraction, converting the containment abstraction from being at least partially hardware bound to being entirely central processing unit (CPU) bound by placing the containment abstraction in a memory store, based upon the workload, and allocating the workload of the containment abstraction across at least a portion of a data center to optimize the workload of the containment abstraction.

Abstract translation: 这里提供了用于透明地优化容纳抽象的工作负载的系统，方法和媒体。 方法可以包括监视容纳抽象的工作负载，至少部分硬件绑定的容纳抽象，与容纳抽象的资源利用相对应的工作负载，将包含抽象从至少部分硬件转换为完全中央处理单元（ CPU），通过基于工作负载将容纳抽象放置在存储器存储中，并且在数据中心的至少一部分上分配容纳抽象的工作负载以优化容纳抽象的工作负载。

公开(公告)号：US20070298936A1

公开(公告)日：2007-12-27

申请号：US11767873

申请日：2007-06-25

Applicant: John Ohrt ,  James Duncan

Inventor： John Ohrt ,  James Duncan

IPC: A63B22/04

CPC classification number: A63B22/0017 ,  A63B21/00069 ,  A63B21/0051 ,  A63B21/0053 ,  A63B21/0058 ,  A63B21/008 ,  A63B21/012 ,  A63B21/154 ,  A63B21/225 ,  A63B21/4034 ,  A63B21/4035 ,  A63B21/4049 ,  A63B22/001 ,  A63B22/0015 ,  A63B22/0023 ,  A63B22/0025 ,  A63B22/04 ,  A63B22/0664 ,  A63B23/03591 ,  A63B2022/0038 ,  A63B2022/0041 ,  A63B2022/0043 ,  A63B2022/0623 ,  A63B2022/067 ,  A63B2071/0063 ,  A63B2220/30 ,  A63B2220/36

Abstract: An exercise device providing a fore and aft horizontal component of striding motion that is dynamically user-defined, while providing a vertical component of the motion that is maintained on a predetermined vertically reciprocating path in some embodiments. The exercise device guides the user's foot in a pseudo-elliptical stride path, while providing a dynamically variable stride length that allows the user to move with a natural stride length. The exercise device allows tall and short users to extend or curtail the stride length to match their natural stride lengths. The length of the reciprocating path is dynamically adjusted during the exercise operation without equipment adjustments by changes in the length of the stride input by the user at a pair of foot engagement pads disposed on laterally spaced apart foot support members.

Abstract translation: 一种运动装置，其提供动态用户定义的跨越运动的前后水平分量，同时在一些实施例中提供保持在预定垂直往复运动路径上的运动的垂直分量。 锻炼装置将使用者的脚引导成伪椭圆形步幅路径，同时提供允许使用者以自然步幅长度移动的动态可变步幅长度。 锻炼装置允许高和短的使用者延伸或缩小步幅长度以匹配其自然步幅长度。 在锻炼操作期间动态地调节往复运动路径的长度，而不需要通过设置在横向间隔开的脚支撑构件上的一对脚接合垫处由用户输入的步幅长度的变化进行设备调整。

公开(公告)号：US20120274478A1

公开(公告)日：2012-11-01

申请号：US13094474

申请日：2011-04-26

Applicant: Michael Stenson ,  James Duncan

Inventor： Michael Stenson ,  James Duncan

IPC: G08C15/06

CPC classification number: G01F15/066 ,  G01D4/002 ,  G01D5/06 ,  G01F1/05 ,  G01F15/063 ,  G01F15/0755 ,  Y02B90/241 ,  Y02B90/248 ,  Y04S20/32 ,  Y04S20/52

Abstract: Electronic circuits in a register associated with a commodity usage meter capture energy from a meter reading device when the device is coupled to the register (e.g., either electrically or inductively coupled) for the purpose of reading metered quantity data from the register. Electrical charge obtained from the reading device may be stored in a high-capacity storage capacitor. When the capacitor is sufficiently charged, it provides power to at least part of the register circuits, such as a controller, for at least the duration of the communication session with the reading device. In some embodiments, the capacitor may additionally supply sufficient power to operate the register until a subsequent reading device coupling.

Abstract translation: 当与器件耦合到寄存器（例如，电或电感耦合）时，与商品使用计量器相关联的寄存器中的电子电路从抄表装置捕获能量，以便从寄存器读取计量数量数据。 从读取装置获得的电荷可以存储在高容量存储电容器中。 当电容器充分充电时，它至少在诸如控制器的寄存器电路的至少一部分上为读取装置进行通信会话的持续时间提供电力。 在一些实施例中，电容器可另外提供足够的功率来操作寄存器，直到后续读取装置耦合。