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|Mar 20, 1990
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|Dec 5, 1988
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|Dec 5, 1988
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|Edwin M. Mittelbusher
|Original Assignee
|The Advance Group
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|Patent Citations (8), Referenced by (13), Classifications (5), Legal Events (16)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a new and improved woven flat cable controlling cross-talk and impedance between the various conductors which are contained therein. Such a flat woven cable is intended for high frequency transmission of electronic signals in communications between two pieces of electronic equipment.
2. Description of Related Art
Impedance control by weaving a selected number and different thicknesses of dielectric fibers between adjacent conductors is known. The number and width of the fibers controls the spacing between conductors and hence controls the impedance therebetween.
The use of pairs of grounding conductors to control cross-talk between adjacent signal conductors is also known.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,143,236 discloses a pair of ground wires between adjacent signal wires in parallel relation.
The present invention is an improvement over the aforesaid U.S. Pat. No. 4,143,236 in that, in accordance with the present invention, there is a material reduction in cross-talk and signal loss. Further advantages are that the structure results in more constant capacitance within the transmission line which increases velocity of propagation, and reduces rise time degradation. The woven, flat cable contains a number of signal conductors. On either side of each signal conductor is a ground conductor. Accordingly, between two adjacent signal conductors there are two ground conductors. Each signal conductor and its pair of ground conductors is woven in a pattern whereby the three are simultaneously parallel and at all times above or below any particular weft thread. Furthermore, each signal conductor (as well as its pair of ground conductors) is at all times on the opposite side of any particular weft thread from the next adjacent signal conductor (and its pair of ground conductors). Between each conductor (whether signal or ground) is one or more warp (i.e., longitudinal) fibers which are dielectric as well understood in the woven cable art. The cable is so woven that each conductor passes over two weft threads and then under two weft threads in the preferred embodiment hereinafter described.
Other objects of the present invention will become apparent upon reading the following specification and referring to the accompanying drawings in which similar characters of reference represent corresponding parts in each of the several views.
FIG. 1 is an enlarged plan view of a section of a cable in accordance with the present invention, the individual conductors being color-coded either for red, blue and green to identify signal conductors and ground conductors.
FIG. 2 is sectional view taken substantially along line 2--2 of FIG. 1.
The cable section shown in the accompanying drawings is intended to be representative of one particular cable which may be made in accordance with the present invention. One of the features of the invention, however, is that the spacing between adjacent conductors may be varied by increasing or decreasing the number of spacer (binder) threads between the conductors and/or varying the reed spacing.
Turning now to FIG. 1, it will be seen each first signal conductor 11 has a ground conductor 12 on its right (as viewed in FIG. 1) and a ground conductor 13 on its left. The nearest adjacent signal conductor (to the left of conductor 11) is signal conductor 16 which has on its right a ground conductor 17 and on its left a ground conductor 18.
A first spacer or warp thread 21 is positioned between the conductors 19 and 12, the fact that a single spacer is used indicating it is for separation only. However, between conductors 12 and 11 there are spacer fibers 22, 23, and 24. Between conductors 11 and 13 there are spacer fibers 26, 27 and 28. These spacially control the impedance of signal wire 11 to its associated ground wires 12 and 13.
Between conductors 13 and 17 there is a single thread 31. However, between conductor 17 and 16 there are spacer threads 32, 33 and 34. Between conductors 16 and 18 are spacer threads 36, 37 and 38. These spacially control the impedance of signal wire 16 to its associated ground wires 17 and 18. This weaving pattern may be repeated an infinite number of times.
Although only a portion of the width of the cable is illustrated herein (considering the large scale which is required in order for the eye to follow the individual threads), it will be understood that the pattern may be repeated an infinite number of times across the entire width of the cable.
Spacer warp threads 21 and 31 are for separation only and may be removed, if desired.
To weave the foregoing conductors and threads together, there is first weft thread 41 followed by second, third and fourth weft threads 42, 43 and 44. This pattern is repeated for the entire length of the cable. There is a loop 46 between threads 42 and 43, and a loop 47 between threads 41 and 44. This loop pattern is repeated for the entire length of the cable. It will also be understood that there is a similar series of loops on the opposite side of the cable or some other edge arrangement. To provide strength, an enlarged edge cord 51 is located on each edge of the cable and is woven with respect to the weft threads in an under-over pattern.
Turning now to the first signal conductor 11 closest to the right hand side of the cable, it will be seen that there is a ground conductor 12 to the right thereof with dielectric threads 22, 23, and 24 therebetween. To the left of the conductor 11 is a ground conductor 13 with weft threads 26, 27, and 28 therebetween. It will further be seen that the conductor 11 passes over the first weft thread 41 and then under the next two weft threads 43 and 44, and furthermore that the conductors 12 and 13 follow the identical parallel pattern without skew in either of three coordinate planes. Directing attention, however, to the next adjacent signal conductor 16 it will be seen that when the signal conductor 11 is over the weft thread 41, the signal conductor 1 (as well as its grounding conductors 17 and 18) are under weft thread 41. Thus, whenever conductor 11 is over a weft thread, the conductor 16 is under the same thread, and whenever the conductor 11 is under a weft thread, conductor 16 is over such weft thread. Whenever a signal conductor passes over or under a weft thread, its associated ground conductors pass over or under that particular weft thread and are on the same side thereof as the signal conductor, i.e., parallel and with zero skew in all three coordinate planes.
Insofar as spacer dielectric threads are concerned, it will be seen that between the conductors 11 and 12 there are three such threads 22, 23 and 24. These threads are woven in an under-over pattern with respect to the weft threads and the middle spacer thread is on the opposite side of a particular weft tread from the weft threads on either side thereof. This arrangement, which is subject to variation, promotes strength to the cable and helps to keep it flat.
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|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Dec 5, 1988
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Machine to machine (M2M) technologies allow both wireless and wired systems to communicate with other devices that have the same capability. Recent advances in wireless technology are revolutionizing how businesses and consumers approach M2M, a Verizon Wireless spokeswoman said.
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Bradford plays field as Oklahoma zaps Texas A&M
COLLEGE STATION, Texas -- Another fast start, another easy win for Oklahoma.
Sam Bradford threw touchdown passes to four different receivers, Chris Brown ran for three scores and No. 6 Oklahoma routed Texas A&M 66-28 on Saturday.
DeMarco Murray, Matt Clapp, Ryan Broyles and Juaquin Iglesias had TD catches and Bradford had a touchdown run for the Sooners (9-1, 5-1 Big 12), who set a single-game scoring record for an opponent at Kyle Field.
Oklahoma was just as dominant as last week when it beat Nebraska 62-28 and slipped from No. 4 to No. 6 in the BCS standings.
With Texas Tech and Oklahoma State left on the schedule, the Sooners still have chances to impress the voters. They left nothing to chance against the overwhelmed Aggies (4-6, 2-4), building a 38-14 halftime lead and tacking on 28 more points in the third quarter.
"You know how the BCS is going right now," said Brown. "You just can't win by a nail-biter, unless it's a very great team you're playing against. You can get up on a team 35-0 in the first half and feel like, well, the game's over. Not with us. We want to keep pouring it on."
The Sooners have scored 231 points in four games since a 45-35 loss to Texas.
Oklahoma led A&M 66-21 when Joey Halzle replaced Bradford early in the fourth quarter. By then, Coach Bob Stoops felt like the Sooners had earned enough style points.
"There are still sportsmanship issues that you do your best to handle," he said. "I just think that's important. We played hard, let it go for three quarters. What did we have? 62 points?
"You just have to choose sportsmanship over BCS points. To me, in the end, it's the right way to play it."
Oklahoma's high-scoring offense has overshadowed the second-best defense in the Big 12. Stoops said this was that unit's best performance of the season, holding A&M 278 yards, forcing four turnovers and getting four sacks.
"Our guys were great against the run, coverage, everything was really solid," Stoops said. "We got good pressure and we came up with big turnovers."
Cyrus Gray scored on a 98-yard kickoff return for a touchdown and set an A&M record with 261 kick return yards. But receiving lots of kickoffs was bad news for the Aggies, who mustered only 26 yards rushing and dropped to 2-5 at home.
"Going into this ballgame, I thought they were the best football team I had seen on film and they confirmed that by far," said A&M coach Mike Sherman. "To say what the difference is, I mean, they were a hell of a lot better than we were."
The Sooners have always struggled at Kyle Field and an unranked A&M team beat No. 1 Oklahoma 30-26 here in 2002. But Oklahoma had no problems in this one, piling up 653 total yards on 74 plays -- an 8.8-yard average.
Murray rushed for 123 yards and Brown ran for 117 against the Big 12's second-worst rushing defense. Bradford completed 22 of 33 passes for 320 yards and tied a school record with his eighth 300-yard game of the season.
"His accuracy, his poise, running the whole show out there, you couldn't ask for anything else," Stoops said. "The guy's as flawless as they come."
So were the rest of the Sooners.
Oklahoma outscored its first nine opponents 180-27 in the first quarter and needed only 90 seconds to score on the Aggies.
Murray broke a 70-yard run on the Sooners' second play from scrimmage and Bradford scrambled for a 15-yard touchdown with 13:31 left in the quarter. Oklahoma scored on its first possession for the ninth time in 10 games.
The Aggies went three-and-out on their first series and Murray caught Bradford's 35th touchdown pass of the season with 8:05 left in the first quarter.
On Oklahoma's next series, Bradford found Jermaine Gresham for a 23-yard gain to the A&M 22 and Brown scored with 5:44 remaining in the quarter. The 49-second possession was Oklahoma's 13th touchdown drive this season that lasted under a minute.
"We felt everything we did was right," Bradford said.
The Sooners outgained A&M 238-13 in the quarter. Sherman gathered his team for a fiery pep talk before the second quarter began.
"We were at a point where the game was getting out of reach," Sherman said.
And it was -- Bradford threw a 28-yard TD pass to Clapp with 14:27 left in the half to make it 28-0.
Gray returned the ensuing kickoff 67 yards to set up Jerrod Johnson's 20-yard touchdown pass to Jamie McCoy. Johnson dived into the end zone with 5:11 left in the half to cut Oklahoma's lead to 28-14.
The Aggies were barely stemming the tide.
Broyles took a short pass from Bradford, evaded five A&M defenders and got to the 5, setting up another touchdown for Brown. Oklahoma got the ball back with 34 seconds left and Stevens kicked a 42-yard field goal on the second-to-last play of the half.
The Sooners had 423 yards and 18 first downs in the half.
Johnson threw his first interception in 213 attempts, tying the Big 12 record, in the third quarter when Oklahoma linebacker Keenan Clayton picked off a pass.
Brown's 28-yard TD run with 8:39 left in the third quarter pushed Oklahoma over 50 points for the sixth time this season.
Stephen McGee replaced Johnson with 6:23 left in the third quarter. McGee, a senior, won the starting quarterback job in the fall, but he's missed all but one play in the last five games with a shoulder injury.
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Researchers at Brown have developed a new biochip sensor that that can selectively measure glucose concentrations in a complex fluid like saliva. Their approach combines dye chemistry with plasmonic interferometry. A dependable glucose monitoring system that uses saliva rather than blood would be a significant improvement in managing diabetes.
Researchers from Brown University have developed a new biochip sensor that can selectively measure concentrations of glucose in a complex solution similar to human saliva. The advance is an important step toward a device that would enable people with diabetes to test their glucose levels without drawing blood.
Dealing with the 1 percent
A plasmonic interferometer can detect glucose molecules in water. Detection of glucose in a complex fluid is more challenging. Controlling the distance between grooves and using dye chemistry on glucose molecules allows researchers to measure glucose levels despite the 1 percent of saliva that is not water.
The new chip makes use of a series of specific chemical reactions combined with plasmonic interferometry, a means of detecting chemical signature of compounds using light. The device is sensitive enough to detect differences in glucose concentrations that amount to just a few thousand molecules in the sampled volume.
"We have demonstrated the sensitivity needed to measure glucose concentrations typical in saliva, which are typically 100 times lower than in blood," said Domenico Pacifici, assistant professor of engineering at Brown, who led the research. "Now we are able to do this with extremely high specificity, which means that we can differentiate glucose from the background components of saliva."
The new research is described in the cover article of the June issue of the journal Nanophotonics.
The biochip is made from a one-inch-square piece of quartz coated with a thin layer of silver. Etched in the silver are thousands of nanoscale interferometers — tiny slits with a groove on each side. The grooves measure 200 nanometers wide, and the slit is 100 nanometers wide — about 1,000 times thinner than a human hair.
When light is shined on the chip, the grooves cause a wave of free electrons in the silver — a surface plasmon polariton — to propagate toward the slit. Those waves interfere with light that passes through the slit. Sensitive detectors then measure the patterns of interference generated by the grooves and slits.
When a liquid is deposited on the chip, the light and the surface plasmon waves propagate through that liquid before they interfere with each other. That alters the interference patterns picked up by the detectors, depending on the chemical makeup of the liquid. By adjusting the distance between the grooves and the center slit, the interferometers can be calibrated to detect the signature of specific compounds or molecules, with high sensitivity in extremely small sample volumes.
In a paper published in 2012, the Brown team showed that interferometers on a biochip could be used to detect glucose in water. However, selectively detecting glucose in a complex solution like human saliva was another matter.
"Saliva is about 99 percent water, but it's the 1 percent that's not water that presents problems," Pacifici said. "There are enzymes, salts, and other components that may affect the response of the sensor. With this paper we solved the problem of specificity of our sensing scheme."
They did that by using dye chemistry to create a trackable marker for glucose. The researchers added microfluidic channels to the chip to introduce two enzymes that react with glucose in a very specific way. The first enzyme, glucose oxidase, reacts with glucose to form a molecule of hydrogen peroxide. This molecule then reacts with the second enzyme, horseradish peroxidase, to generate a molecule called resorufin, which can absorb and emit red light, thus coloring the solution. The researchers could then tune the interferometers to look for the red resorufin molecules.
"The reaction happens in a one-to-one fashion: A molecule of glucose generates one molecule of resorufin," Pacifici said. "So we can count the number of resorufin molecules in the solution, and infer the number of glucose molecules that were originally present in solution."
The team tested its combination of dye chemistry and plasmonic interferometry by looking for glucose in artificial saliva, a mixture of water, salts and enzymes that resembles the real human saliva. They found that they could detect resorufin in real time with great accuracy and specificity. They were able to detect changes in glucose concentration of 0.1 micromoles per liter — 10 times the sensitivity that can be achieved by interferometers alone.
The next step in the work, Pacifici says, is to start testing the method in real human saliva. Ultimately, the researchers hope they can develop a small, self-contained device that could give diabetics a noninvasive way to monitor their glucose levels.
There are other potential applications as well.
"We are now calibrating this device for insulin," Pacifici said, "but in principle we could properly modify this 'plasmonic cuvette' sensor for detection of any molecule of interest."
It could be used to detect toxins in air or water or used in the lab to monitor chemical reactions as they occur at the sensor surface in real time, Pacifici said.
The work is part of a collaboration between Pacifici's group at Brown and the lab of his colleague Tayhas Palmore, professor of engineering. Graduate students Vince S. Siu, Jing Feng, and Patrick W. Flanigan are coauthors on the paper. The work was supported by National Science Foundation (CBET-1159255, DMR-1203186 and HRD-0548311) and the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF Grant 17-2013-483).
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Southern REAP, which provides education initiatives across the region, has the contract for the Computers In Homes programme in Southland.
Programme co-ordinator Janine Walker said some of the parents receiving the free computers had never used them before. The internet had opened up a whole new world to them.
But the "main gist" of the programme was so parents could help their children with their homework using the computer, "whereas in the past these kids had no internet access at all".
Rii Wainui, who said grandchildren stayed at her house every night of the week, was among those who would receive a computer.
She had learnt to use the email and do searches on YouTube, she said.
Now her grandchildren would be able to do their homework on the computer when staying over.
Census figures revealed there were 62,000 households in New Zealand with school-aged children without access to the internet in their homes, Walker said.
"This disadvantages around 200,000 children, or 25 per cent of the school-age population, in terms of their learning opportunities."
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Notes from Q1 2010 Apple Conference Call
During Apple's First Quarter 2010 Financial Results Conference Call, Apple CFO Peter Oppenheimer and Apple COO Tim Cook made several comments concerning its media-related products, including the iPod, iPhone, and Apple TV, as well as U.S. cellular partner AT&T. In his opening statements, Oppenheimer said that while traditional iPod sales declined, sales of the iPod touch were up 55% year-over-year, boosting the iPod's Average Selling Price (ASP) by nine percent.
The iPhone saw "very strong" growth in several international territories, and has been a "runaway hit" in Japan, with sales up over 400% year-over-year. iPhone sales were also up over 500% from the year-ago quarter in the Asia/Pacific market, because of Korea and other newly added countries, including China. Specifically, Cook revealed that the iPhone passed the 200,000 activation mark in China earlier this month, and that the company is very focused on quality at the point of sale and quality of customer experience, in order to build the brand for the long term in that market. In the corporate market, 70% of the Fortune 100 are now actively deploying or piloting iPhone. When asked about iPhone inventory levels that sat at roughly 2.7 million units in the channel at the end of the quarter, including demos and in-transit inventories invoiced to carriers, Cook said that Apple is completely comfortable with the number, adding that Apple could have sold a lot more units but elected not to because the company is managing inventories very tightly. The implication, we felt, was that a transition from 8GB iPhone 3G models to 8GB iPhone 3GS could have achieved this.
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