Dallas Invents: 92 Patents Granted for Week of March 20 » Dallas Innovates | Power Inductor Coil

Actualmente se usan en todo tipo de electrónica de consumo que utiliza baterías, móviles, ordenadores portátiles, GPS, etc.

Eric Bogatin brought up the 8 bit resolution thing at the Altium conference where I met him and it turns out to be true on most scopes. He started by talking about the graticule, there are 7 major divisions. In each is 4 marks for a total for a total of 40 divisions in the vertical range counting the top and bottom and the axis themselves. That’s 6.4 levels between each minor graticule in a 256 level/8 bit scale. His point was you could not even see 6.4 levels between the small divisions with the human eye. This was a face palm moment for me as I always looked at resolution as a min S/N thing, not a “what can I discern on an oscilloscope face” type thing.

[H01M] PROCESSES OR MEANS, e.g. BATTERIES, FOR THE DIRECT CONVERSION OF CHEMICAL ENERGY INTO ELECTRICAL ENERGY [2]

The company started as an internal unit within the power producer AES tasked with finding storage business opportunities within that company's portfolio. After years of developing projects, AES spun out its storage business as a joint venture with German industrial giant Siemens. Fluence launched in early 2018 with a focus on supplying its utility-scale Advancion platform to storage projects around the world.

The Tesla coil is also a radio transmitter, embodying elements found in any such device — a source of oscillations and resonant circuitry — and a good case can be made for Tesla’s having “gotten there” before Marconi. However, according to Nikola Tesla, his invention was not intended as a device for wireless communication, but rather as a means of generating very high frequency alternating current that might be used for wirelessly powering homes and industry.

Inventor(s): Alva B. Eaton (Nottingham Park, IL), Gerald Allan Bagni (Pembroke, MA), Samuel M. Marrs (Bradley, IL), Scott Daniel Redfern (Monroe, CT) Assignee(s): VCE IP HOLDING COMPANY LLC (Richardson, TX) Law Firm: Jenkins, Wilson, Taylor, Hunt P.A. (2 non-local offices) Application No., Date, Speed: 14193060 on 02/28/2014 (1775 days app to issue)

Abstract: A system, method, and computer readable medium for toll service activation using an on-board unit in a third party transport comprises, a third party entity, a toll rental entity, and an on-board unit communicably coupled to the third party entity and to the toll rental entity, wherein the on-board unit, receives a position signal, initiates a toll service request, converts the position signal to a toll usage, and stores the position signal, the toll service request and the toll usage.

Superregenerative detectors work well for wide-band signals such as FM, where they perform “slope detection”.

Inventor(s): Ritesh V. Thekkedath (Dombivli, IN), Shikha P. Barman (Bedford, MA), Thomas B. Leland (Bolton, MA), Thomas Cavanagh (New Canaan, CT), Tian Hao (Acton, MA) Assignee(s): NICOX OPHTHALMICS, INC. (Fort Worth, TX) Law Firm: Arent Fox LLP (5 non-local offices) Application No., Date, Speed: 15660470 on 07/26/2017 (531 days app to issue)

Inventor(s): Franco Morosini (Talamona, IT), Gary Martin Lawlor (Talamona, IT), Giuseppe Triaca (Talamona, IT) Assignee(s): Dresser, LLC (Addison, TX) Law Firm: Paul Frank + Collins P.C. (1 non-local offices) Application No., Date, Speed: 14646829 on 06/06/2014 (1677 days app to issue)

Moreover, the report also provides an in-depth analysis of some of the significant factors such as the driving forces, challenges, and threats that will shape the future of the market. In addition, the report also includes the lucrative opportunities in the micro markets for all the participants to invest in the global Coupled Inductor market. Besides, the report describes the product offerings and the competitive analysis of the major players operating in the market.

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