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Having elongated slot for receiving edge of printed circuit board
Subclass of:
439 - Electrical connectors
439626000 - Plural-contact coupling part
439629000 - For coupling to edge of printed circuit board or to coupling part secured to such edge
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Class / Patent application number | Description | Number of patent applications / Date published |
439636000 | Contacts within slot engage opposite sides of printed circuit board | 26 |
439631000 | Plural slots for electrically interconnecting plural printed circuit boards | 12 |
439633000 | Having polarizing means | 8 |
439634000 | Having multipart insulating body | 2 |
20120142223 | CONNECTOR - A connector arranged to prevent connection failure due to foreign matter trapped between contacts and a connectable object. The contacts have a first movable piece portion, the anterior end including a first contacting portion for contact with a flexible circuit, the posterior end pressable by a press member in a direction opposite the flexible circuit, a second movable piece portion, the anterior end including a second contacting portion for contact with the flexible circuit, the posterior end of first and second movable piece portions being integrally formed, and a springy piece portion for displacing the movable piece portions. Pressing the posterior end of the first movable piece portion by the press member causes the contacting portions to come into pressure contact with the flexible circuit. The contacting portions being brought into two-point contact with the flexible circuit by the press member pressing the contacts. | 06-07-2012 |
20120231669 | CIRCUIT BOARD CONNECTOR AND CONNECTING METHOD OF CIRCUIT BOARD - The invention provides a circuit board connector and a connecting method for the circuit board. The circuit board connector includes an insulation housing, having opposed left and right side walls and a bottom wall arranged between the left and right side walls, the left and right side walls and bottom wall forming an accommodating space accommodating a circuit board; terminals arranged on the bottom wall of the insulation housing, the terminals having contact portions within the accommodating space; runners arranged in parallel at the left and right side walls of the insulation housing; and a sliding cover body, with the two ends of the sliding cover body connected to the runners and sliding along the runners. Reliable connection of the circuit board may be realized with no need of a gasket or a film, and without need of an extra space. | 09-13-2012 |
439632000 | Providing direct contact between contacts of printed circuit board and different type conductors | 2 |
20090191763 | Electrical connector assembly - An electrical connector includes a main board ( | 07-30-2009 |
20090047835 | CARD CONNECTOR BASE AND CARD CONNECTOR ASSEMBLY - A card connector base is mounted on a printed circuit board and has a metal-inserted housing, a pair of hooking assemblies and a card tray. The metal-inserted housing has a metal substrate and an insulative body. The insulative body is mounted securely on the metal substrate by an insert-molding process. The hook assemblies are mounted on the metal-inserted housing. The card tray is detachably mounted slidably in the metal-inserted housing. Because the metal substrate formed from the sheet-metal is thin and has fine structure strength such as tensile strength and compressive strength, the metal-inserted housing with the metal substrate is more compact and more structurally strong when compare to conventional insulative housings. | 02-19-2009 |
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Document | Title | Date |
20080261454 | Card edge connector - A card edge connector comprises an insulator body and a pair of metal components. A central slot is provided along the longitudinal direction of the insulator body. The pair of metal components is disposed at distal ends of two opposite sides of the insulator body. Each metal component includes a main body member fixed on the insulator body and a fixing member soldered to a printed circuit board. At least one soldering point is protrudingly provided on the fixing member. The proposed card edge connector can effectively save space, and has a simple structure. Moreover, it can be conveniently manufactured to enhance production efficiency, can be easily installed or dismantled, and can be firmly connected to a printed circuit board. | 10-23-2008 |
20120184147 | ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR HAVING SMALL SIZE - A card connector ( | 07-19-2012 |
20120184146 | ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR HAVING SMALL SIZE - A card connector ( | 07-19-2012 |
20100022136 | CARD CONNECTOR - There is provided a card connector having a metallic ejection member. A card connector, in which a card accommodating space is formed by a base member and a cover member, comprises a plurality of contacts arranged on the base member, an ejection member capable of moving relative to the base member in a longitudinal direction, a compression coil spring biasing the ejection member rearward, and a heart cam mechanism including a heart cam and a cam groove. The ejection member includes a card push portion, a body, on a forward portion of which a coil spring accommodating space is formed, on a rear portion of which a swinging space is formed, and a coupling portion. The ejection member is formed integrally from a metallic sheet. The coil spring accommodating space and the swinging space are arranged in a row on the same line in a longitudinal direction. | 01-28-2010 |
20100105247 | STACKED CARD CONNECTOR - A stacked card connector ( | 04-29-2010 |
20100105248 | CARD EDGE CONNECTOR WITH AN EJECTOR RETAINED AT A SIDE WALL THEREOF - A card edge connector ( | 04-29-2010 |
20090124128 | Edge card connector assembly with high-speed terminals - A surface mount connector for high speed data transfer application has an insulative housing with a vertically-oriented circuit card-receiving slot disposed along a front face thereof. A plurality of conductive terminals are supported by the housing so that contact portions of the terminals extend into the card slot. The terminals are formed with a thin configuration to reduce the overall capacitance of the terminals as a group as a means of regulating the impedance thereof. The terminals are supported on opposing sidewalls of the connector housing and each of the terminals includes a tail portion, a contact portion and a retention portion that engages the connector housing so that the contact portions are cantilevered in their extent within the housing. | 05-14-2009 |
20090318029 | Board-to-board connector for mounting on a circuit board - A board-to-board connector for mating with another connector has a housing and a plurality of terminals. The terminals and housing interact at a reference surface to accurately locate the terminals relative to the housing. The housing includes an elongated recess that extends parallel to a longitudinal axis of the housing and has a plurality of terminal receiving cavities spaced therealong. Each cavity includes a terminal retention wall with a reference surface on one side thereof and a terminal alignment opening extending from the cavity. Each terminals is disposed in a terminal receiving cavity. Each terminal includes a U-shaped retention portion, an L-shaped resilient contact portion extending from the U-shaped retention portion and has a contact projection thereon. A tail portion for interconnection to a circuit member is also provided. The U-shaped retention portion includes first and second spaced apart legs and a connecting portion therebetween with the U-shaped retention portion dimensioned to securely receive the terminal retention wall of the housing between the spaced apart legs. The first leg is positioned along and engages the reference surface in order to accurately position the terminal within the terminal receiving cavity, and a terminal alignment projection extends from the U-shaped retention portion and projects into the terminal alignment opening to further position and secure the terminal within the cavity. | 12-24-2009 |
20130090016 | CARD EDGE CONNECTOR - A card edge connector includes an insulating body having a base body, multiple first terminals, and multiple second terminals. A first body and a second body extend from a front end of the base body sequentially from bottom to top. Multiple recessed first receiving slots are disposed at the first body. A recessed first retaining slot is disposed at the first body and a side wall of each of the first receiving slots. Each of the first terminals has a first retaining portion retained in the first retaining slot with a first connecting portion bent and extends laterally thereof. A first elastic section extends forwards from the first connecting portion and located in the first receiving slot. A first contact arm extends forwards from the rear end of the first elastic section and has a first contact portion which enters the first insertion space. | 04-11-2013 |
20090269986 | CONNECTOR - A connector to which an object is to be connected, includes an insulator having at least one contact support groove, and at least one contact which is fixed to the insulator by being inserted into the contact support groove, the contact being contactable with the object after the object is inserted into the insulator. The insulator includes at least one holding portion formed as one of a recess and a through-hole, which is communicatively connected with the contact support groove, and the contact includes a locking protrusion, which comes into engagement with the holding portion to hold the contact to the insulator when the contact is inserted into the contact support groove. | 10-29-2009 |
20110021079 | ELECTRICAL CARD CONNECTOR - An electrical card connector ( | 01-27-2011 |
20110021078 | Card edge connector and method for assembling the same - A card edge connector for electrically coupling between contact electrodes on an electric circuit board and harnesses includes: a housing with a board insertion opening; harness terminals coupling with the harnesses; and junction terminals coupling between contact electrodes and harness terminals. The contact electrodes include first and second contact electrodes on both of first and second surfaces of the board. Each first contact electrode is nearer one end of the board than each second contact electrode. The first and second contact electrodes on the first or second surface are aligned alternately along with a width direction of the board. A first or second end of the junction terminal contacting the contact electrode on the first or second surface extends from a first or second inner wall of the board insertion opening to reach a centerline of the board. | 01-27-2011 |
20090233488 | Electric Connector for Circuit Board - A fitting portion | 09-17-2009 |
20090047834 | Stacked card connector - A stacked card connector ( | 02-19-2009 |
20090047833 | Electrical connector - An electrical connector for connecting an FPC includes an insulating housing having a receiving space, a plurality of contacts received in the insulating housing and an actuator retained on two ends of said insulating housing. Each contact includes a pivot arm engaging with said actuator and frontwardly extending into said receiving space. Said pivot arm defines a first engaging notch and a protrusion on a bottom edge thereof. The actuator has a rotatable cam portion rotatablely engaged with said first engaging notch. Said protrusion is formed on a frontal tip end of said pivot arm and extends much lower than said rotatable cam portion in a vertical direction, which prevents the FPC from contacting with said rotatable portion firstly during the process of the insertion. | 02-19-2009 |
20120115370 | SATA ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR AND ASSEMBLY THEREOF - A Serial Advanced Technology Attachment (SATA) electrical connector extends a lateral rib and a longitudinal guiding portion from a base surface of an insulator. The insulator and the terminals have intimate engagements, for minimizing height and width of the entire structure. The electrical connector can be joined to another electrical connector for forming an electrical connector assembly. | 05-10-2012 |
20120115369 | CARD CONNECTOR - A card connector comprises an insulative housing, two side arms fitting into the two sides of the insulative housing and a positioning set buckled to the side arms. The insulative housing has a slot for adopting the electronic card, and the slot comprises a plurality of conducting terminals. The side arms respectively have a movable arm and a fixed arm. The movable arm and the fixed arm are formed in a single-piece structure. The movable arm is for buckling the electronic card. The positioning set comprises a welding portion, a first plane, a bent portion extending upwardly from the first plane and a second plane extending downwardly from the bent portion. Thus to enable the card connector to automatically adjust the angle between the conducting terminals and the circuit board, thus to maintain the welding end of the conducting terminals and the welding portion of the positioning set on the same plane, in order to steadily weld the conducting terminals to the circuit board and accordingly upgrade the quality of the electrical connection of the card connector. | 05-10-2012 |
20090011651 | Electrical connector with an improved pressing member - An electrical connector includes an insulating housing defining a receiving cavity for receiving an FPC, a pressing member assembled on the insulating housing, a plurality of contacts received in the insulating housing and a pair of locking members retained on two ends of the insulating housing. The pressing member has a tongue plate inserted into the receiving cavity for urging the FPC. The tongue plate has a pair of standoff portions with a pair of depressed recesses thereon in order to engage with the locking members. | 01-08-2009 |
20090011650 | Stacked card connector - A stacked card connector ( | 01-08-2009 |
20090011649 | Electrical card connector having ejecting mechanism - An electrical card connector ( | 01-08-2009 |
20090011648 | COMMUNICATION DEVICE, MOBILE DEVICE AND METHOD OF COMMUNICATION - A communication device having a chip card configured to authorize a communication, the chip card having an interface connected to a communication controller via a modified standardized bus communication, a first and at least one second data source configured to connect to the communication controller. | 01-08-2009 |
20110034084 | SATA Electrical Connector and Assembly thereof - A SATA electrical connector extends a lateral rib and a longitudinal guiding portion from a base surface of an insulator. The insulator and the terminals have intimate engagements, for minimizing height and width of the entire structure. The electrical connector can be joined to another electrical connector for forming an electrical connector assembly. | 02-10-2011 |
20130164988 | CONNECTING COMPONENT - A connecting component includes a housing, housing connection terminals secured to the housing, an abutment located beneath the housing connection terminals, a first guide portion located beneath the housing connection terminals for regulating a position of a bottom surface of the subsidiary board, second guide portions located in front of the first guide portion as seen in a subsidiary board insertion direction for regulating the top surface of the subsidiary board, and third guide portions located in front of the first guide portion as seen in the subsidiary board insertion direction on a straight line passing through the first guide portion and the second guide portions and disposed in a position away from the abutment by a distance longer than an overall length of the subsidiary board, the third guide portions regulating the position of the bottom surface of the subsidiary board. | 06-27-2013 |
20120083164 | HIGH-SPEED CARD CONNECTOR HAVING WIDE POWER CONTACT - Connectors to connect optional or daughter cards or boards to main or motherboards. One example provides a connector that is capable of supporting high-speed data rates by employing contacts that provide short signal paths and a ground plane to improve signal quality. The space consumed in electronic devices may be reduced by providing a connector having a low profile, while another example may provide a connector having mechanical stability. Another example provides a connector having an increased manufacturability. Other examples include wider contacts for increased current capabilities. | 04-05-2012 |
20110300759 | ELECTRICAL CARD-EDGE CONNECTOR - A card-edge connector has a housing that includes a housing body, and a plurality of electrical contacts carried by the housing body. The electrical contacts include a plurality of electrical signal contacts and a plurality of electrical power contacts. The electrical signal contacts are sized thinner than the electrical power contacts. The card-edge connector includes a mounting fastener extending out from only one side wall of the housing body at a location adjacent the electrical signal contacts. | 12-08-2011 |
20090104817 | Card connector with terminal protection - A card connector includes a housing defining multiple accommodation chambers, pressure boards respectively and vertically movably accommodated in the accommodation chambers, each pressure board having slots and rear bearing portions protruding over the top wall, and multiple sets of metal terminals mounted in the housing and respectively curving upwardly forwards in the accommodation chambers to support the respective pressure boards in the respective accommodation chamber. By means of the effect of the rear bearing portions of the pressure boards, the inserted memory card touches only the matching metal terminals and the other metal terminals that do not match are kept away from the inserted memory card, preventing damage. | 04-23-2009 |
20100035475 | SIM Card Connector - A SIM card connector comprises: a dielectric housing, having a plurality of terminals and a push cam means inside, and a cover outside of the dielectric housing. Therein the push cam means consists of a plurality of sliding blocks and springs, and one end of the spring is hitched on the dielectric housing, and the other end fastened on the sliding block; the sliding block has a base portion whose sinciput forms a pushing portion; the cover has a top plate, and two clasps are set at the back end of the top plate, in the middle part of the top plate there set two recesses. As to draw the SIM card out of the SIM card connector, it is needed to press the card from through the two recesses and makes it divorced from the clasps. Under the force of the springs, the sliding blocks then drive the SIM card out of the SIM card connector. | 02-11-2010 |
20120190244 | ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR - An electrical connector capable of saving mounting space while meeting its functional requirement to connect and secure an electronic module card with a printed circuit board. The electrical connector having an insulative body, a U-shaped groove, and a strap-like locking member. The insulative body includes an electronic module card receiving slot running along the longitudinal direction thereof. The U-shaped grove is formed in the insulative body and includes a first receiving section on a first side of the slot, a second receiving section disposed under the slot, and a third receiving section on a second side of the slot. The strap-like locking member includes a first end adapted to pass through the receiving sections and a second end adapted to connect together with the first end. | 07-26-2012 |
20090098776 | PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD AND DISPLAY APPARATUS HAVING THE SAME - A printed circuit board on which a connector is mounted includes an insulating layer through which holes are formed and a supporting layer. An upper surface of the supporting layer is attached to the connector. The supporting layer is disposed on an upper surface of the insulating layer, is extended from the upper surface of the insulating layer to a lower surface of the insulating layer, and passes through the holes in order to support the connector. The holes are arranged in a plurality of columns each being parallel to a longitudinal direction of a lateral surface of the connector. | 04-16-2009 |
20090017689 | Electrical card connector with guide member - An electrical card connector for receiving at least two different cards, comprises: an insulative housing; a plurality of contacts received in the housing; an L-shaped shell assembled on the housing defining a receiving space for receiving the card; and a guide member assembled on the shell with a spring plate extending into the receiving space. When an L-shaped electrical card inserts into the connector, it could be keep in the connector steadily because of the friction between the card and the spring plate. | 01-15-2009 |
20100099305 | ELECTRONIC CARD CONNECTOR, LEVEL-SHIFTING DEVICE AND DIGITAL TELEVISION RECEIVER - An electronic card connector is used to connect an electronic card to an electronic device, such as a level-shifting device. The electronic card connector includes an insert slot unit and a switch unit. The insert slot unit is adapted for insertion of the electronic card and is provided with a power signal terminal for providing electric power to the electronic card that is inserted into the insert slot unit. The 10 switch unit is disposed in the insert slot unit, is operable to establish electrical connection between the power signal terminal and a first power source when the electronic card inserted into the insert slot unit does not actuate the switch unit, and is further operable to establish electrical connection between the power signal terminal and a second power source when the electronic card inserted into the insert slot unit actuates the switch unit. | 04-22-2010 |
20090142963 | Card connector capable of switching a card holding state with a simple structure - In a card connector for connection to a card, a connector frame defines a region allowing the card to be fitted therein and holds a contact adapted for contact with the card. For ejecting the card, an eject member is movable with respect to the connector frame and swingably holds a locking member having a locking function to lock the card. The locking member swings due to engagement with the connector frame according to movement of the eject member, thereby controlling the locking function. | 06-04-2009 |
20100099304 | Hook structure of compact flash card - A hook structure of the compact flash card has a supporting part and an extension part. The hook part extended from the extension part holds the compact flash card. The supporting part supports the compact flash card. It enables one to quickly and conveniently insert or withdraw the compact flash card on an industry computer. This solves the problems in the prior art that the compact flash card cannot be conveniently inserted into or removed from an industry computer and that the compact flash card easily gets loose, resulting in the industry computer system crash. The hook structure enables convenient replacement of compact flash cards and ensures the stable operation of the industry computer. | 04-22-2010 |
20080305686 | PLUG-TYPE CONNECTOR FOR PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS - The invention relates to a plug-type connector ( | 12-11-2008 |
20090163081 | Electrical card connector with improved spring tab - An electrical card connector includes an insulative housing defining a card receiving space, a plurality of contacts for mating with a first card and a second card wider than the first card, and a spring tab at one side of the card receiving space. The spring tab includes a retaining portion fixed to the insulative housing and a body portion extending from the retaining portion. The body portion includes a bend portion extending from a lateral side of the body portion under a condition that the first card is sidewardly restricted by the bend portion with insertion of the first card into the card receiving space, and body portion is deformable to let the second card overstepping the body portion with insertion of the second card into the card receiving space. | 06-25-2009 |
20100248550 | CHIP CARD HOLDER - An exemplary chip card holder used in a portable electronic device for holding a chip card therein is provided. The chip card holder includes a body member and a cover, the body member has a cover accommodating chamber recessed in a bottom wall thereof. The cover accommodating chamber has at least one assembling portion. The cover is configured for holding the chip chard therewith and is accommodated in the cover accommodating chamber. The cover has at least one installing portion detachably, slidably, and rotatably mounted to the at least one assembling portion. | 09-30-2010 |
20090275239 | ELECTRICAL CARD CONNECTOR WITH IMPROVED CARD RESTRICTION STRUCTURE - An electrical card connector includes an insulative housing defining a card receiving space and a plurality of contacts for mating with a first card and a second card wider than the first card. A card restriction member is fixed to the insulative housing and includes a deformable main body upwardly extending into the card receiving space. The main body includes a pair of raised portions protruding upwardly beyond a guiding surface thereof with a depression formed between said pair of raised portions. With insertion of the first and the second cards into the card receiving space, the first card is received in the depression and restricted by the raised portions, and the second card is restricted by the side walls of the insulative housing for stable guiding insertion. | 11-05-2009 |
20110143597 | ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR ASSEMBLY WITH CLAMPING MEMBERS - A connector assembly for holding a memory card provided with two card holes, includes an insulated body, two fixing members projecting from two opposite ends of the insulated body, two supporting elements formed on a front side of the insulated body and two clamping members mounted respectively on the opposite ends of the insulated body. Once the memory card is inserted into the electrical connector assembly, the clamping members cooperatively clamp two opposite ends of the memory card therebetween with the supporting elements extend respectively through the card holes in the memory card. | 06-16-2011 |
20100184335 | ELECTRONIC CARD CONNECTOR - A card connector for connecting a memory card with asymmetric side edges comprises an insulative housing having a recess for receiving the memory card. The insulative housing has an inlet in the front end of the recess for inserting the memory card, and a pair of arms in two sides of the recess. The pair of arms are asymmetric and corresponding to the side edges of the memory card, so that the card connector can block card like SD card inserted into the recess. | 07-22-2010 |
20110059654 | CARD EDGE CONNECTOR WITH FLOATING PAD THEREON - A card edge connector includes an insulative housing defining a central slot expanding along a transverse direction with a plurality of contacts disposed therein. A pair of side arms are disposed at opposite ends thereof and extending along a mating direction perpendicular to the transverse direction. A key is disposed in the central slot adjacent to one of the side arms. A pair of floating pads, each is floatably assembly onto a holding section formed adjacent to the corresponding side arm. And a pair of metal plates, each respectively attached to the corresponding side arm and forming a blocking portion projecting toward the floating pad for avoiding the floating pad releasing from the holding section. | 03-10-2011 |
20100210145 | ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR HAVING DETECTING TERMINALS FORMED FROM THE SAME TERMINAL BLANK AND METHOD OF MAKING THE SAME - An electrical connector ( | 08-19-2010 |
20130217264 | ELECTRIC CONNECTOR - The electrical connector includes a connector housing having a slot into which a circuit board is to be inserted, and a plurality of connector terminals to be inserted into the connector housing, the connector housing including terminal spaces into which the connector terminals are inserted, and partition walls partitioning the terminal spaces from adjacent ones, the connector terminals each including a sheath to be inserted into one of the terminal spaces, and a resilient contact making electrical contact with the circuit board, the electrical connector including a convex and a concave for preventing the terminal spaces and the circuit board from falling apart from each other, the convex being formed on opposite sidewalls of the sheath, and the concave being formed at the partition walls. | 08-22-2013 |
20100035474 | Electronic Card Connector - The present invention provides an electronic card connector, and intends to arrange one single testing terminal which forms a testing circuit together with an inherent conductive terminal of the electronic card connector, thereby obtaining a testing function which must be done by using two insertion pins in the prior art. Due to omitting one testing terminal, the volume of the electronic card connector is further reduced, and product assembly becomes more simply and opera table, thereby improving product efficiency, and greatly lowing manufacturing cost. | 02-11-2010 |
20100297886 | Card connector capable of detecting card entry - A card connector is composed of a base, a cover, and a terminal set. The cover is made of a metal and covered onto the base in such a way that an entrance is formed at front sides of the base and the cover and a card space is formed between the base and the cover. The terminal set includes a plurality of terminals mounted to the base. One of the base and the cover includes a working spring strip located at one side of the card connector and the other includes a passive spring strip located at the same side of the card connector as the working spring strip. The working spring strip has a working portion interfering with the card space. When a card enters the card space, the card works on the working portion to force the working spring strip to contact the passive spring strip for perfect electric conduction. | 11-25-2010 |
20090035995 | Electrical connector with improved housing structure - An electrical connector includes an insulative housing having a number of contact receiving passageways and a number of contacts received in the contact receiving passageways of the housing. Each of the contacts includes a main body and a spring contact arm extending upwardly from the main body. The contacts disposed in the housing are divided into a first group in a first area and a second group in a second area of the housing. The spring contact arms of the first and second group extend in different directions and opposite to each other. The insulative housing defines a plurality of recesses between the first area and second area. | 02-05-2009 |
20100178807 | CARD CONNECTOR - A card connector according to the present invention includes a bottom wall of a base member configured to support a plurality of contacts in a cantilever manner. A rectangular SIM card is inserted into the card connector in such a manner that the shorter side of the card is parallel to the direction of insertion. The plurality of contacts of the card connector are arranged to correspond to respective plural external contact points of the SIM card. Each of the contacts includes a contact portion, two elastic deformation portions, and a terminal portion. The two elastic deformation portions of the contact are coupled together so as to substantially form an isosceles triangle shape with a vertex angle θ | 07-15-2010 |
20100136840 | APPARATUS FOR PROVIDING CONTROLLED IMPEDANCE IN AN ELECTRICAL CONTACT - An apparatus for providing a controlled impedance directly to predetermined contact elements within a socket, thereby reducing the "distorting" nature of the electrical interconnection system. In an illustrative embodiment of the present invention, predetermined contacts of a socket may have a resistance, inductance, capacitance, or a combination thereof incorporated therein. In another illustrative embodiment, at least one active element(s) may also be incorporated into predefined contacts. In this manner, predefined contacts may "process" the corresponding signal in a predetermined manner, defined by the circuitry incorporated on the contact itself. Illustrative functions that may be performed include, but are not limited to, amplifying, analog-to-digital converting, digital-to-analog converting, predefined logic functions, or any other function that may be performed via a combination of active and/or passive elements including a microprocessor function. | 06-03-2010 |
20110130041 | MINIPCI CONNECTOR - An improved MiniPCI connector structure includes a mini area bus connector and a set of plate type antenna connector. The bus connector comprises an upper unit and a lower unit buckling to each other. The upper unit has a plurality of contacting terminals within, and the adjacent sides of contacting terminals protrude out of the opening of the upper unit to form adapting slot and plug; the flange of the upper unit has two buckling portions, and the lower unit has corresponding adapting slot and corresponding buckling portion corresponding to the contacting terminals and the buckling portions at the flange of the upper unit. Thus, the interne card can be adapted into the adapting slot of the upper unit and the buckling of the buckling portion and the corresponding buckling portion enables the upper unit joining with the lower unit as a mini area bus connector and a set of plate type antenna connector positioning on the circuit board. | 06-02-2011 |
20100216345 | CARD CONNECTOR - A card connector includes a base housing configured to allow attachment of different kinds of memory cards; multiple kinds of memory card contacts held in the base housing and configured to connect to the corresponding memory cards; a module housing stacked on the base housing and configured to allow attachment of an expansion module; and a module contact configured to connect to the expansion module. The memory card contacts and the module contact are electrically separated. | 08-26-2010 |
20090221185 | Plug-In Adapter - The invention relates to a plug-in adapter for establishing an electrical connection between contacts of a plug, which is fixed to the end of a cable, and contact surfaces of a patch panel, which are formed on the edge of a printed circuit board. The plug-in adapter comprises a base body with a first receiving shaft designed for the insertable reception of the plug, a second receiving shaft designed for the insertable reception of the patch panel, and with contact bodies in the first and second receiving shafts. The electrical connection is established between corresponding contact bodies by a respective connecting element situated in the base body. | 09-03-2009 |
20100062648 | CARD EDGE CONNECTOR WITH POWER CONTACTS - A card edge connector ( | 03-11-2010 |
20110151721 | ELECTRICAL CARD CONNECTOR - An electrical card connector includes an insulative housing ( | 06-23-2011 |
20100062647 | ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR - An electrical connector ( | 03-11-2010 |
20090318030 | ELECTRIC CARD CONNECTOR AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF - An electric card connector and a manufacturing method thereof are proposed. The electric card connector includes a base having a plurality of electrically conductive terminals, and a lid having a pair of arms formed at two sides thereof for holding an electric card. Pivot parts are provided at the two sides of the lid and hinge parts are formed on the base corresponding to the pivot parts so that when the lid lies on the base, the pivot parts are allowed to slide along the hinge parts without substantial spin. Tenons are formed at front ends of the arms and a latching portion is provided at a front end of the base corresponding to the tenons so that when the lid slides along the base to engage the tenons with the latching portion, the lid and base are mutually positioned and restricted from relative movement. | 12-24-2009 |
20090149070 | ALL-IN-ONE CARD CONNECTOR - An all-in-one card connector has a insulating case, a first base, a second base, a single card terminal assembly and multiple modular card terminal assemblies. The single card terminal assembly is formed on the first base and is inserted into one end of the insulating case. The modular card terminal assemblies are formed on the second base and are inserted into the other end of the insulating case. After inserting, the bases are cut from the single and modular card terminal assemblies. Because multiple modular card terminal assemblies are all formed on the second base, the material for the base is saved to reduce the cost and the mounting process is also simplified. | 06-11-2009 |
20080274648 | Card Connector And Method For Producing Housing Assembly - A card connector into and from which a memory card is detachably inserted and removed, includes contacts adapted to contact connection portions of the memory card, and a housing for arranging and holding the contacts. Metal plates made of a metal are installed in the housing so as to extend onto both sides in the width direction of the housing. The metal plates are integrally provided with connection portions to be connected to a substrate. A tray made of a metal is provided for loading a plurality of memory cards therein, and either of both ends of the tray in its width direction is bent substantially into an L-shape, which bent portion slidably engages the metal plate. The connector achieves a reduced overall height such as less than 2.0 mm and is also superior in safety. | 11-06-2008 |
20100279552 | ELECTRICAL CARD CONNECTOR - An electrical card connector ( | 11-04-2010 |
20110053424 | MEMORY CARD CONNECTOR - The present invention relates to a memory card connector, comprises an insulation main body on which an insertion slot and a plurality of terminal slots are installed, and two ends thereof are respectively provided with a tower having a guiding slot, a positioning concave slot and a limiting block, wherein the insertion slot and the guiding slot are served to be inserted with a memory card; a plurality of terminals respectively received in the plural terminal slots; and two lugs, each of the lugs has a pin shaft and a limiting part, the pin shaft is disposed in the positioning concave slot, the lug is limited in the limiting block when the lug is pivotally moved through the pin shaft so as to respectively buckle on the tower. | 03-03-2011 |
20110201234 | SOCKET CONNECTOR WITH GROUND SHIELDS BETWEEN ADJACENT SIGNAL CONTACTS - A socket connector is provided for mating with a mating connector having a printed circuit. The socket connector includes a housing having a socket. The socket is configured to receive a mating edge of the printed circuit of the mating connector therein. Signal contacts are held by the housing. The signal contacts include mating interfaces arranged in a row within the socket of the housing. Electrically conductive ground shields are held by the housing. The ground shields extend from mating ends to mounting ends. The mating ends of the ground shields extend between adjacent signal contacts. The ground shields include shield slots extending into the mating ends. The shield slots of the ground shields are configured to receive the mating edge of the printed circuit of the mating connector therein to electrically connect the ground shields to the printed circuit. | 08-18-2011 |
20100081331 | ELECTRICAL CARD CONNECTOR - The electrical card connector ( | 04-01-2010 |
20090197471 | ASYMMETRIC ELECTRONIC PARTS - Provided is a material capable of forming a molded product which has good mechanical properties with low warpage while being excellent in any of the performance including heat resistance and flowability, even if the molded product is an asymmetric electronic parts. Specifically, the asymmetric electronic parts is prepared by molding a liquid crystalline polymer composition comprising (A) a fibrous filler having an average fiber diameter within the range of 5 to 30 μm, having a weight average fiber length within the range of 250 to 350 μm, excluding 10 μm or shorter fiber length, and having a content of a fibrous filler being 700 μm or longer within the range of 5% by weight or less; and (B) a plate-like filler having an average particle size within the range of 0.5 to 200 μm, the total filling amount of (A) and (B) components in the composition being within the range of 40 to 60% by weight, the weight ratio of (A) component being within the range of 10 to 20% by weight, the weight ratio of (B) component being within the range of 30 to 40% by weight, the molded product having no symmetry in any of the axial plane XY, the axial plane YZ, and the axial plane XZ of the molded product. | 08-06-2009 |
20110189897 | CARD CONNECTOR HAVING INSERT MOLDED TERMINALS - A card connector includes an insulative housing ( | 08-04-2011 |
20100029136 | CARD CONNECTOR - A card connector is disclosed that includes an insulating housing and a plurality of contacts. The insulating housing defines a plurality of contact slots. Each of the contact slots extends outwardly and laterally from two opposite side edges thereof to form two resisting protrusions respectively, wherein each of the resisting protrusions forms a resisting surface extending obliquely and inwardly from one side thereof. The contacts are respectively received in the contact slots of the insulating housing. Each of the contacts has a contact portion protruding upwardly for being pressed by a card and the contact portion is connected with a bearing portion resisting against the resisting surface for preventing the contact portion from flipping upwardly out of the insulating housing. | 02-04-2010 |
20100022135 | RECEPTACLE FOR ELECTRICAL CONNECTORS - A receptacle assembly for an electrical connector is provided. The assembly includes a housing, a plurality of electrical contacts and a shield. The housing includes a mating end and a mounting end that are orthogonal to each other. The mating end of the housing is elongated along a longitudinal axis of the housing. The electrical contacts are held by the housing and extend between a mating end presented at the mating end of the housing and a mounting end configured to be mounted to a circuit board. The shield has a mating interface elongated along a longitudinal axis. The shield is configured to receive the electrical connector. The housing and the contacts are located within the shield. The longitudinal axes of the housing and the mating interface are orthogonal to the circuit board. | 01-28-2010 |
20120252275 | CONNECTOR TO BE ELECTRICALLY CONNECTED TO CONNECTING TARGET AND TO SUBSTRATE - A connector to be electrically connected to a connecting target including plural electrical objects and to a substrate provided with plural concave portions, includes plural contacts, each including a first terminal configured to extend in a first direction to be connected with the object of the connecting target and include a first contact portion and a second contact portion, a second terminal configured to extend in a second direction opposite to the first direction to be fitted in the concave portion of the substrate, and a base portion configured to be provided with a support portion that separately supports the first contact portion and the second contact portion of the first terminal at different positions and separately support the second terminal from the first terminal. | 10-04-2012 |
20120164889 | Memory fastening device, computer motherboard and computer - A memory fastening device, a computer motherboard including the memory fastening device and a computer including the computer motherboard are provided. The memory fastening device includes a memory connection base for plugging and fixing a memory and is characterized in further comprising an elastic component which fills in a space between the memory connection base and the memory. The memory fastening device is an improvement based on a conventional memory connection base. The memory fastening device is characterized in that a purpose of fastening the memory is realized without changing conventional structures of the standardized memory connection base and the standardized memory. | 06-28-2012 |
20120135642 | CONNECTOR AND CONNECTOR ASSEMBLY - A connector and a connector assembly are provided. The connector assembly includes a board-side connector suitable to be fixed onto a circuit board and a cable connector suitable to assist the circuit board and other devices for electronic signals transmission. The board-side connector has an obliquely guiding path for the cable connector to be obliquely inserted and assembled into the board-side connector. The board-side connector has a first metallic shell, the cable connector has a second metallic shell, and the first metallic shell and the second metallic shell are contacted each other to form an electromagnetic shielding structure, and the board-side connector and the cable connector are held by each other. | 05-31-2012 |
20100173527 | CARD SOCKET ASSEMBLY AND PORTABLE ELECTRONIC DEVICE USING SAME - A card socket assembly includes a printed circuit board defining a cutout and a card socket mounted to the printed circuit board. The card socket is received in the cutout. | 07-08-2010 |
20120214347 | Edge Connector That Accommodates Printed Circuit Boards Of Varying Thickness - An edge connector is provided that accommodates printed circuit boards (PCB) of varying thickness. Embodiments include a body; a set of card connector engagement pins coupled to the body, the set of card connector engagement pins coupling with a circuit card connector; and the set of PCB engagement pins coupled to the body, the set of PCB engagement pins receiving contact pads of the PCB, wherein each PCB engagement pin includes a contact point that slopes away from the body of the edge connector, wherein the contact point of each PCB engagement pin slopes in an opposite direction from the contact point of the other PCB engagement pin in the set, wherein each PCB engagement pin is flexible inward toward the body of the edge connector. | 08-23-2012 |
20100009573 | CARD CONNECTOR ASSEMBLY WITH A DAUGHTER BOARD - A card connector ( | 01-14-2010 |
20090017688 | Stacked card connector - A stacked card connector ( | 01-15-2009 |
20090017687 | DUAL-USE MEDIA CARD CONNECTOR FOR BACKWARDS COMPATIBLE HOLOGRAPHIC MEDIA CARD - A card connector which can interchangeably couple a holographic memory card or an electronic memory card to a card reader and/or writer which can then read and/or write to the coupled holographic memory card or electronic memory card. The card connector comprises: a memory card receiving section which can interchangeably receive the holographic memory card or the electronic memory card; and one or more card positioning members which cooperate with one or more card locating members on the coupled holographic memory card or the coupled electronic memory card to thereby repeatedly position the coupled holographic memory card or the coupled electronic memory card each time the holographic memory card or the electronic memory card is coupled to the card reader and/or writer, and is in a fully inserted card position, so that data can be read from and/or written to the coupled holographic memory card or the coupled electronic memory card. | 01-15-2009 |
20110124230 | ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR WITH ALIGNMENT BOARD SLOT - An electrical connector includes an insulative housing and a plurality of terminals received in the housing. The insulative housing includes a longitudinal uninterrupted mating cavity extending in a first direction and through a front face thereof in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction. A plurality of terminals is retained at a first wall of the insulating housing and comprising contacting portions exposing in the mating cavity. The uninterrupted mating cavity comprises a horizontal main slot extending in the first direction, a first auxiliary slot located at the first wall and a pair of second auxiliary slot at two opposite ends of the horizontal main slot in the first direction. | 05-26-2011 |
20080299829 | Mounting Socket for Memory Card and SIM Card for Mobile Phone - A mounting socket includes an insulating socket body provided with a card insertion recess, a plurality of first terminal receiving openings and a plurality of second terminal receiving openings. The card insertion recess extends over a portion of the socket body provided with the second terminal receiving openings. The first terminal receiving openings are provided in a remainder of the socket body. Memory card connecting terminals are arranged in the first terminal receiving openings and extend above an upper surface of the socket body. Subscriber identification module card connecting terminals are arranged in the second terminal receiving openings and extend into the card insertion recess. A metal separating plate substantially covers the subscriber identification module card connecting terminals and defines a top surface of the card insertion recess. A metal card housing substantially covers the memory card connecting terminals. | 12-04-2008 |
20120276780 | TRAY-TYPE CARD CONNECTOR WITH DUAL FEELINGS DURING BOTH INSERTION AND EJECTION OF TRAY - A card connector ( | 11-01-2012 |
20120329330 | CARD CONNECTOR - A rear side connection terminal arranged along the back end edge of a housing is provided with a base part in which at least a portion is embedded in a bottom wall part of the housing, a contact arm part in a cantilever shape in which a tip end extends slanted upwards towards a front end of the housing, a contact part that is connected to a tip end of the contact arm part and that contacts with a terminal member of the card, and a contact arm support part that includes a curved part that projects rearward with a bottom side front end coupled to a back end of the base part and a top side front end coupled to a back end of the contact arm part. | 12-27-2012 |
20130012071 | CONNECTOR - A connector includes an insulator, into which a thin plate-like object is removably insertable, including contact insertion grooves and partition walls positioned therebetween and contacts inserted into the contact insertion grooves, each of the contacts including first and second contact portions spaced from each other to allow the thin plate-like object to be inserted therebetween, and including a connecting portion connecting the first and second contact portions. At least one of the first and second contact portions contacts the thin plate-like object when inserted into the insulator. A hollow portion having a greater width than the contact insertion grooves is formed in each partition wall to superimpose part of each contact as viewed in a contact arranging direction, and the partition walls prevent each hollow portion from being communicatively connected with the contact insertion grooves. | 01-10-2013 |
20080227337 | Memory card, memory card adaptor and combination thereof - The present invention provides a first memory card, a memory card adaptor and a memory device combining the first memory card and the memory card adaptor. The first memory card has dual interfaces for the host, wherein one interface is the USB interface and dual interface contact pads are respectively arranged on different surfaces and different ends of the first memory card. The first memory card adaptor has an appearance of a second memory card and has the corresponding connecting structure for fixing the first memory card. Once the memory device is in the USB mode, the user can directly extract the memory card or just partially extract the memory card to expose those USB contact pads. Further, the memory card adaptor can hold the first memory card without loosening while partially extracting from the insertion port of the memory card adaptor. | 09-18-2008 |
20110263159 | ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR - The present invention relates to an electrical connector, comprises: an insulation housing of which two sides are respectively installed with an arm portion, the inner side of each arm portion is provided with a slot hole, the outer side thereof has a latching block; and a buckling sheet having a first sheet member and a second sheet member, the right side of the first sheet member has a latching hole, and one side of the second sheet member is installed with a wing sheet, when the wing sheet is inserted in the slot hole, the latching block is latched in the latching hole, and a slit is defined at the top or bottom end of the latching block and the latching hole, such that the fastening sheet is able to be firmly welded on a substrate through adjusting the longitudinal location of the latching block inside the latching hole. | 10-27-2011 |
20120252276 | ELECTRICAL CARD CONNECTOR WITH CONTACTS HAVING SHARED SOLDERING TAIL - An electrical card connector comprises an insulative housing having an inserting slot for receiving a first card and a second card, and a plurality of contacts retained in the housing respectively and including a plurality of first contacts for engaging with the first card, and a plurality of second contacts cooperating with the first contacts for engaging with the second card. The first contacts and the second contacts have retaining portions fixed with the housing, contact portions protruding into the inserting slot from the retaining portions, and soldering portions extending beyond the housing from the retaining portions. The contact portions of the first contacts and the contact portions of the second contacts are positioned at different position along a front-to-back direction. At least one of the first contacts and one of the second contacts share a same soldering tail. | 10-04-2012 |
20110217878 | ELECTRONIC DEVICE, ADAPTER AND RECEPTACLE - An electronic device, an adapter and a receptacle are provided. The electronic device includes a card body, a plurality of first and second terminals, and at least one stub. The card body has a front edge, a first surface and a second surface opposite to the first surface. The first terminals are between the first terminals and the front edge. The stub is disposed on the second surface and near the front edge. The adapter includes a body and a plurality of elastic terminals. The body has an accommodating portion for accommodating an electronic device. One ends of the elastic terminals are fixed to the body. When the electronic device is accommodated at the accommodating portion, a plurality of flat terminals of the electronic device are outside of the accommodating portion, and another ends of the elastic terminals are against the flat terminals correspondingly. | 09-08-2011 |
20130122749 | TELEVISION AND ELECTRONIC APPARATUS - According to one embodiment, an electronic apparatus includes a housing, a connector, and a component connected to the connector. The component includes a first and third electrically conductive portion on a first surface, a second electrically conductive portion on a second surface, and a first and second cover portions. The second electrically conductive portion is connected to the first electrically conductive portion. The third electrically conductive portion is kept in contact with a terminal of the connector, and connected to the second electrically conductive portion. The first and second cover portions cover at least a part of the first and second electrically conductive portion. | 05-16-2013 |
20130196547 | CONNECTOR AND MATING CONNECTOR - A connector is fixable to an object such as a printed circuit board. The connector comprises a shell having a body portion and two fixed portions for fixing the body portion to the object. The body portion has two side portions and an upper portion coupling the side portions with each other in a lateral direction. The side portions are connected to the respective fixed portions. The fixed portion has a base portion and a strengthener. The base portion is located outward of the side portion in the lateral direction. The strengthener extends inward in the lateral direction from the base portion beyond the side portion. | 08-01-2013 |
20120094542 | CARD EDGE CONNECTOR HAVING LESS RESONANCE - A card edge connector for use with a daughter board, and comprises an insulative elongated housing extending along a longitudinal direction, and defining opposite first and second side walls and a central slot formed therebetween for receiving the daughter board therein, a plurality of contacts each defining a retention portion retained in the housing, a resilient contact portion extending into the central slot from an upper portion of the retention portion for contacting with the daughter board, and a solder tail extending out of the housing form a lower portion of the retention portion. Wherein the contacts include a first row of contacts disposed in the first side wall, and a second row of contacts disposed in the second side wall. The first row of contacts have at least two adjacent grounding contacts electrically connected with each other during the contact portions of the contacts are contacting with the daughter board. | 04-19-2012 |


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Clancy Yeates
Clancy Yeates reports on banking and finance and is a former Canberra business correspondent.
Oil price fall is good news for households
Clancy Yeates Don't let the gloomy sharemarket reaction to tumbling oil prices fool you into thinking it is all bad news for the economy. It ain't so.
Motorists gain despite excise hike
Clancy Yeates From next week, motorists will start paying a bit more tax when they fill up the car, as the government recommences increasing fuel excise in line with inflation.
Light at the end of the tunnel for savers
Clancy Yeates You wouldn't guess it but almost two-thirds of households don't have a mortgage.
Home loan payments provide a buffer
Clancy Yeates With interest rates at record lows, households are taking the chance to get ahead on their mortgages.
Households' wealth all tied up in banks' fortunes
Clancy Yeates Bank bashing may be a favourite sport for many, but households have never had such a large portion of their wealth tied up in the industry.
Insurers are getting away with gouging
Clancy Yeates Don't automatically pay your annual bill. Shop around for a better deal and start with your present insurer.
Service industries offer hope for jobs
Clancy Yeates Although jobs are being lost in fields like manufacturing, in other sectors they are being created.
Insight: Savings interest rates
Clancy Yeates Hundreds of billions of dollars have poured into high-interest deposit accounts since the global financial crisis, as savers exploited the relatively strong interest rates.
The cards that are running out of pals
Clancy Yeates Until recently, Australians seemed determined to spend more on credit cards, despite the well-known disadvantages of doing so.
Publicised savings rates can be deceptive
Clancy Yeates Which type of savings accounts pay the best returns? Until recently, term deposits tended to offer the best deal for savers.
Rising debt weighs heavily on any future boom
Clancy Yeates When confidence is building in the property market, as it has been lately, it can be easy to get swept up in the hype.
Battling against the online tide
Clancy Yeates The rapid rise of online retail has been looking a lot less spectacular in recent months.
Banks divided over guarantees
Clancy Yeates Treasurer Wayne Swan faces a tradeoff between helping smaller lenders compete and interfering in the market, as the government decides how many savings accounts it will guarantee.
Tax break too complex: banks
Clancy Yeates Banks are complaining that a tax break for bank deposits is too complex and unlikely to trigger a meaningful change in saving habits.
Bank competition push could raise consumer costs
Clancy Yeates and Eric Johnston Treasury has told the government that key elements of its plan to increase banking competition could raise costs for consumers.
Insight: the war for deposits
Clancy Yeates If you have savings to put in the bank, there may be an upside to the gloom hanging over financial markets.

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I had my DH take a chain saw to five really awful arborvitea that sat like sentinals across the front of our house. Under one such monster I found a few peony eyes.
Our house is very old and the monsters were very large, which leads me to believe that the little stow-a-way must have been planted years ago when the arborvitea were small. But was overtaken in the shade of the monster. As luck would have it, last fall, I planted three fairly established peonies -- I had kept in pots for years -- in the same bed, several feet to the West of the stow-a-way. So I put a hoop around the little stow-a-way and waited to see what would happen. My other peonies have buds, but the little stow-a-way does not. The other peonies do get significantly more sun (there is a 80 year old Maple, in a side yard, that casts shade on that more Eastern end of the front yard). So what do you think I should do? I am tempted to leave the stow-a-way in place for another year and see what happens. But I could always move her to a more Western location, if you all think she's doomed to a life without blooms because she's in too shady a location. |
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- Posted by jenny_in_se_pa USDA7 Sunset 32 (My Page) on Wed, Apr 26, 06 at 11:02
Awww.... I'm imagining the poor neglected thing. :-) It could be that the "stowaway" has sunk too deep over the years to do much of anything. You might be able to lift the rhizome(s) up to no more than 2" below the soil level and see what happens with it next year. Otherwise, you could attempt to dig it up (it will probably have a massive root system) and move it. You can do that in the fall. |
- Posted by westhighlandblue z6 PA (My Page) on Wed, Apr 26, 06 at 16:11
You may be onto something. The beds have way too much arborvitea mulch turned topsoil in them. I cleared away arborvitea mulch, fully 4 inches deep, from the inside of the azaelas in the opposite bed. In the stow-a-way's bed the topsoil literally washes over the narrow cement walk in front of it and into the grassy area on the other side of the walk when it rains. How should I lift the rhizome(s) up to no more than 2" below the soil level? Should I accomplish this by taking a soft paint brush, and brush away the soil in between the stems of the plant? (We have lots of very good, very soft paint brushes at our house.) |
- Posted by jenny_in_se_pa USDA7 Sunset 32 (My Page) on Thu, Apr 27, 06 at 8:10
Since it has sprouted, you could scrape away the soil that has covered the rhizome (don't necessarily need a paintbrush but could use a spoon or small trowel). Then in the fall, consider actually getting a pitchfork or shovel, go down deep along the side of where the sprouts were, and then attempt to heave it up so it is sitting a bit higher than it is now. Some roots will break but it would have time to grow some new ones before the dead of winter. You won't need any mulch around it. |
- Posted by westhighlandblue z6 PA (My Page) on Thu, Apr 27, 06 at 8:57
Will do. Thank you very much! |
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Projects in Development/Recent Projects:
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- Music for a 5-minute montage of curated, weird-ish loops, GIF-JAM! 2014 for Animation Breakdown. Curated by Kevin Sukho Lee.
- Score & sound design for ad directed by Manuel Barenboim.
- Performed quiet/augmented variations on Ivory soap jingles for a Group Nap performance at The Gamble House in Pasadena. Huh? (LA Times & Artbound)
- Writing songs & soundscapes for a daily/weekly project, Weekly Splice.
- Working on multimedia "genre-surfing" album. More info TBA.
- 1/19/2015 - GIF-JAM! on Cartoon Brew.
- 7/2/2014 - Dead End featured in the LA Times.
- 4/3/2014 - Weekly Splice featured in Installation Magazine.
- 2/20/2013 - Pubertina: Season 2 listed in USA Today's Top Picks.
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- 1/11/2012 - Moving Portrait featured in Create Digital Music.
- 6/25/2012 - Pubertina: Season 1 in Adweek, as well as LA Times, Variety and Animation Magazine.
- 5/16/2012 - Interview with San Diego Union-Tribune on Musical Trash Birthday Bash.
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Alternate title: Massacre at the Rosebud, The Custer Massacre
The Great Sioux Massacre is an entertaining pack of lies about Custer's Last Stand. General Custer (Philip Carey) is herein depicted as a bastion of tolerance, whose efforts to secure fair treatment for the Indians lead to several confrontations with corrupt government officials. Custer is forced to retire, but is soon approached by a machiavellian senator (Don Haggerty) who convinces the General that he is presidential material. The best way to attain the White House, Custer reasons, is to wrest control of the upcoming Little Big Horn campaign from the officer in charge (Frank Ferguson). This, alas, proves to be "Yellow Hair's" undoing. The Great Sioux Massacre costars Joseph Cotten and Darren McGavin as Custer's fellow officers Reno and Benton. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi


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UBC Nursing 2010-2011 - page 4
Hello, Has anyone applied for UBC Nursing for the 2010 school year? How are you finding your application process? Thanks :nurse:... Read More
0Mar 18, '10 by 39bcgirlhi esurio,
I also am eager to hear from UBC about the interview! I am also finishing my prerequisites like you. I tried to find someone who could tell me about the MMI but I believe they signed disclosure statements banning them from disscussing it. I will write a post here if I get any news about the interview.
I am very excited at the thought of being accepted at the UBC school of nursing.....I know it is a very competitive program to get in, so I hope my marks and supplemental were good enough. -
0Mar 22, '10 by 39bcgirlHi Green Tea,
Last time I check, UBC school of Nursing website mentioned that the interview this year will be held from April 26-30....I think they had to change the dates from previous years due to the Olympics. how many advance days/weeks did they give the selected candidates notice from the interview date?
Also, you mentioned, grade/summary report. What is that? Is that the marks they give your supplemental?
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0Mar 22, '10 by green_teaYea, the summary report tells you your average, supplemental mark, average of those accepted to the interview, and the average supplemental mark for those accepted to the interview. I think only those who didn't get into the interview receives this feedback.
I think this year's interview dates are pretty similar as last year's; between 26-30 ish. If I remember correctly, when I checked the site really really early, the orginal interview dates set for this yr were some time in March. But because of the olympics, it was pushed back to the same as last year ie April. -
0Mar 29, '10 by piyopiyo012Hi there!
I am currently a grade 12 student and I am interested in going to UBC-O nursing program. I heard that the average is about above 80%. What do they mean by that? Is it the overall grade that I have right now (including electives like Media Arts) or just the subjects that they are looking at (Biology 12, English 12, etc)?
0Mar 30, '10 by 39bcgirlHi,
anyone as anxious as me waiting for a reply from UBC School of Nursing? I can't concentrate on my last few chapters of Human Anatomy and Physiology course! Hopefully they let us know in the next few days..so exciting and scary at the same time playing this waiting game.Last edit by 39bcgirl on Mar 30, '10 -
0Mar 31, '10 by aintreallynotreallyAHHH lol if you dont mind me asking does your last name start with a letter thats at the beginning of the alphabet?
I didn't get an email or anything so the only way I can hold on to hope is that they started alphabetically XD


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Space Lasers: Wave of the Future?
Space-based technology may be getting smaller, faster and better all the time -- but the modems that satellites use are not keeping up.
Right now radio waves carry nearly all space-to-ground communication. And even for higher throughput applications -- such as the rich images and data that the Hubble Space Telescope continuously streams back to Earth -- radio waves currently suffice.
But radio is increasingly becoming a bottleneck for next-generation space applications such as the Hubble's successors and upcoming unmanned planetary missions. This problem, says a group of Australian and American scientists, can be solved by switching from radio dishes to near-infrared lasers.
The solution may also have commercial applications by offering wireless data transmission speeds that are unattainable with radio waves.
Most of the laser technology has already been developed for fiber optics. So configuring it for spaceborne missions should only require some new engineering.
"Instead of (space telescope) cameras that have a few million pixels, people are now talking about designing telescopes with a billion pixels," said Martin Harwit of Cornell University.
"So to go along with these missions that are planning so much more data-gathering capability, we also need the ability to transmit correspondingly increased amounts of data down to the ground."
Harwit, his son Alex Harwit of Transparent Networks, and Joss Bland-Hawthorn of the Anglo-Australian Observatory in Sydney, present their arguments in a paper in this week's issue of the journal Science.
Their proposal is "absolutely plausible," said research physicist Jennifer Ricklin of the Army Research Lab. "It's just a matter of time before this becomes one of the standard ways of communicating."
As a proof of principle, Harwit, et al., point to last year's test of a laser-based satellite communication system.
In this experiment, the European Space Agency satellite Artemis established a laser data link with the French space agency Earth observation satellite SPOT 4.
The experiment only tested satellite-to-satellite data transmissions, however. It did not use lasers to communicate with ground stations, which the current proposal mandates.
Furthermore, the communication speed was only 50 million bits per second. Even with current-generation Hubble Space Telescope cameras (containing 16 million pixels) the ESA's bit rate is too slow.
Still, Harwit said, it's a good first step.
"This (speed) can be increased by factors of thousands without basic changes of principle, but will require increased signal power, a suitable transmitter and adequate onboard memory," the scientists wrote.
The onboard memory is the hardest part of the challenge right now, the elder Harwit said. A telescope or other satellite that gathers one billion bits of data per second (1 Gbps) accumulates a hundred trillion bits per day.
Assuming a satellite may have to wait a day or more before it can dump its databanks to ground-based computers, this requirement is two orders of magnitude beyond current computer systems, which currently max out around 128 GB of RAM.
"But by the time we have these (laser communications) systems up and going, 10 or 15 years from now when they'd be needed, computer memory capacity will have grown," Harwit said. "That requirement would be in place."
Unlike radio communications, the near-infrared lasers -- at a wavelength just beyond the red end of the visible spectrum -- would require cloudless skies between the satellite and the ground receiving station.
"Our proposal would require placing receiving stations on high mountaintops in areas where there's very little cloud cover -- 360 clear days per year," said Alex Harwit.
Instead of using arrays of radio-receiving stations now dotted around the globe, laser-based communication systems would rely on telescopes to receive the laser signals. Such stations could be sited in the high mountains of Chile, on Mauna Kea in Hawaii or in the mountains of the American desert Southwest.
The scientists estimate that installing three such receiving stations around the globe would cost $200 million, with the research and development of the laser system costing another $200 million.
Ricklin said that the specialty market Harwit, et al., address is only one niche in what will be a booming field: free-space laser communications.
"I think the time will come when this technology will be used for many commercial applications," she said. "It's possible to build a device that you can hold in the hand that can communicate up to 5 or 10 miles that will give you gigabits per second. You just can't do that with radio."
These applications would not necessarily involve satellites either. She said they would more likely entail ground-station to ground-station communications -- a scenario that would make the technology much less susceptible to weather.
"As a colleague of mine puts it, it may not work 100 percent of the time," she added. "But when it does work, it'll solve 100 percent of the problem."


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Annie's Mailbox: Man lied about separating from wife
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Dear Annie: When I met my husband, he told me he was separated from his wife. At the time, I was separated, too. It turns out I was the only one telling the truth.
My husband is in the service, and when he met me, his wife and children were at home waiting for his return. After three years of marriage, I heard the real story — how he blindsided his wife by asking for a divorce and how devastated she was. Then last night, he said if he hadn't met me, he still would be married to her.
He also has lied about other stuff, but those lies are minor compared to this one. I totally regret marrying him and realize he could do the same thing to me that he did to his ex. Please help.
— Seeing the Future
Dear Seeing: One of the foundations of a good marriage is trust, and Hubby has thrown yours away. This does not mean he doesn't love you, but it does make it harder to feel secure in the marriage. Ask him to go with you for counseling to see whether there is any way to help him understand why his behavior was so wrong and whether your relationship can be salvaged. As always, if he won't go, go without him.
Dear Annie: May I say a word about behavior at the movies? With the increase in home entertainment options, movie theaters have lost some of their popularity and need our support. If bad behavior in movie theaters keeps us from going, the remaining theaters will be forced to charge higher rates or go out of business. So, here are my guidelines for today's moviegoers:
Go unplugged: Turn off electronic devices with glowing screens or sound, such as MP3 players, PDAs, cell phones, iPods and pagers. Do not text (the screen glows). Do not use laser pens. If you can't be without your devices for two hours, stay home.
Make sure the movie fits: If you're bringing young children, avoid films with violence and sex, and also make sure the movie is appropriate for your child. If you have to explain everything happening onscreen, you're better off with a different movie.
Tackle the tantrums: Please wait until your child is able to sit quietly for at least two hours before you take him to his first movie. Also, don't bring the kids at night when they are tired. Make sure they have had their naps, snacks and anything else they need to be comfortable. If little Prunella does have a tantrum despite your best efforts, remove her quickly and quietly.
Take a load off and keep it there: Once you find a seat, stay there. Getting up or going in and out frequently is distracting.
Check the time: It's irritating to have the door opening during the film. Try to get in early, and if the movie already has started, wait for the next showing.
Thanks, Annie.
Dear MM: People sometimes forget that others want to enjoy the film, as well. Your guidelines are simply a way to show consideration, and we thank you.
Dear Annie: I was deeply disturbed by "Mom of an Unhappy Toddler," whose child saw a commercial for Cymbalta and wanted some so she could be "happy."
That mother should be outraged that they even show drug commercials on TV. It's no wonder our society is so addicted. When my children were sick, I took them to the doctor. I did not look to the TV for symptoms, nor would I have thought it was funny had they acted like that 3-year-old.
These drug companies are using our babies as guinea pigs. I can't believe people would even take these drugs after hearing about all the side effects.
— Furious Grandma
Dear Grandma: You make a good point. All drugs have side effects, and even doctors are not immune to the influence of good advertising.
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Good Morning all. I'm having a problem with some plants I started from seed awhile back. Firstly, I"d like to thank Ottawapepper for sending me a bunch of seeds. My grow list is pretty long (for me) and wouldn't have been possible without his help. A little background. I started the seeds on Feb 17th in coconut coir under a 2 foot jump start light. After a week of seeing nothing, I realized it was too cold where I was germinating. I moved them somewhere warmer and they took off after a couple days. They were doing fine in the cc, so I moved them to solo cups in seed starting soil. They seemed to be doing fine, but the last couple days I've noticed browning of the leaves and some leaves falling off. Some plants are really tall, and some are staying short, but they all look equally unhealthy. In the pic, you can see one really tall plant, and the rest are short.Any help diagnosing the problem I'm having would be greatly appreciated. I'm new to seed starting and don't know what my next move should be. Thank you. Mike |
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That leaf discoloration is pretty odd. They look sunburnt, did you put them out in bright sun? Or could it be spider mites?... any webs or barely visible red mites on the underside of the leaves? Then there are the usual culprits to consider, like overwatering drowning the roots, too little light, or lack of fertilizer (which would make the leaves pale, but generally not make them drop like that). |
- Posted by mikeysab (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Sun, Apr 13, 14 at 14:20
I have been taking them outside for some natural sunlight, but not for very long (4/5 hours). Other than that they've been under the jump start. I've been waiting till they get pretty dry to water. Besides the little amount of food in the seed starting soil, they haven't been fed. I put two plants in a pot outside in a planter with some compost. I'll see if that helps. Other than that, I don't know what to do. |
- Posted by mikeysab (email@example.com) on Sun, Apr 13, 14 at 14:22
I have been taking them outside for some natural sunlight, but not for very long (4/5 hours). Other than that they've been under the jump start. I've been waiting till they get pretty dry to water. Besides the little amount of food in the seed starting soil, they haven't been fed. I put two plants in a pot outside in a planter with some compost. I'll see if that helps. Other than that, I don't know what to do. |
- Posted by greenman28 NorCal 7b/8a (My Page) on Sun, Apr 13, 14 at 14:59
I think Don nailed it, and you confirmed it. Sunburn or sunstress. I planted my seeds on February 17th, as well, and I am just now getting the seedlings outdoors. Start with shade. This is how I had mine on the first day out - only filtered sun. I had them in the plastic container to prevent wind from drying out the tender leaves. Josh |
Sure, 4 to 5 hours bright continuous sun, is way too much. I keep mine fro a few days in indirect light or leave then in the open in an overcast day ... then introduce them to direct sun light. But I think the worst is maybe over, Mikey. |
- Posted by TechnoChimp none (My Page) on Sun, Apr 13, 14 at 21:28
You may want to try a soil that is a little better draining. I had some seed starting mix that retained water pretty bad. I'm now using some pro-earth #4 which is working very well for me. I got some seeds from ottawapepper as well, and as for the height differences, that's due to each type growing differently. The bhuts, scorpions, and bonnets are going to stay low and wide. The 5 colors, twilights, and takanotsume are tall and thin. I noticed the takanotsume also became very bushy the entire length of the stem. |
- Posted by stoneys_fatali 9B (My Page) on Sun, Apr 13, 14 at 21:34
I did the same thing Josh did my first day out. You slowly introduce them to the sun/wind/elements etc. I use the E.B. Stone potting soil with very good results. |
- Posted by mikeysab (email@example.com) on Sun, Apr 13, 14 at 22:57
Thanks for the help, everybody. I guess I jumped the gun on getting them sun. I thought i'd be helping them out. Well hopefully I didn't do irreperable damage. I'll continue taking them outside but i'll leave them in the shade till they get a little bigger. As for the soil, it doean't really hold moisture. The soil gets dry after a day or two. I removed one plant from the cup today and there wasn't much moisture in the bottom of the cup. The roots looked healthy, as far as I could tell. I could definitely use advice on what to use when i get them into their final homes. I read a lot about 5-1-1 and soil mixes but I don't see any of that stuff where I live. Thanks for the help. Hoping for a decent growing season. |
The puny ones also seem to be in need of nutrients. Time to feed them with 1/2 strength fertilizer. What did you intend to use? Dennis |
- Posted by mikeysab (email@example.com) on Mon, Apr 14, 14 at 20:20
For last season, I used miracle gro tomato food and side dressed composted manure about every six weeks. I wanted to go organic this year but don't even know how. I'm still learning. |
- Posted by greenman28 NorCal 7b/8a (My Page) on Tue, Apr 15, 14 at 1:57
You could always use fish emulsion, diluted at half-strength....although it's not as efficient (quick acting) as synthetic fertilizer. There are many other organic fertilizers, too. Josh |
The hardening off phase was a lengthy one for me. I had no idea it would be so time consuming. With the FL sun it took me over a month to acclimate my babies to their current outside position. At their young stage even 30 min in direct light would wither/wilt them to nearly death! Josh's filtered light suggestion is the way to go. I let mine filter through a screened patio for 2 weeks before they were ready to see even a couple of hours of direct sun. In the yard I would place them in spots that received increasingly more sunlight (in conjunction with shade) until they were ready to move to a well sunned area. On a side note, I am not an organic gardener. I haven't used any harsh pesticides or anything - but I have now qualms with MG! The MG tomato food gets some quick results for sure, and I use it frequently. If you aren't trying to stay with the organic route, I highly suggest it. 1/4 strength is how I used it for my 'solo' plants... And gradually to full strength as they hit the 5 gal buckets. Give'em time, they'll make it: |
- Posted by judo_and_peppers Tampa FL (My Page) on Tue, Apr 15, 14 at 3:11
I used MG tomato last year. I'm getting better results/healthier looking plants this year with MG all purpose. granted I'm doing 511 this year so my test isn't terribly scientific. |
Yeah, I use MG water soluble that comes in plastic bags in the box, aimed mostly for spray type feede. One TB spoon per gallon is rec. I use half of that but more often. It has 3-1-2 ratio. With the 5-1-1 I have mixed in some SRF( MG Shake n Feed). It is reasonably priced @ about $3/lbs. Back to Topic: |
- Posted by mikeysab (email@example.com) on Tue, Apr 15, 14 at 8:37
Thanks for all the good info here. I'll feed them 1/4 strength mg tomato and see how they fare. How offten would you guys suggest I feed them at this point? |
- Posted by TechnoChimp none (My Page) on Tue, Apr 15, 14 at 11:39
If I recall correctly, the MG all purpose instructs to feed them once every two weeks. |
With mine now I use the full MG (or now I just switched to the cheaper equivalent 'expert gardener' - a Wally World brand w a higher p ratio) every week. I do use enough water to flush through my drain holes though as a precaution for salt buildup. When I was watering w the highly diluted version on the small plants I used it w every watering - those little guys never took much water anyhow. |
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