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The following U.S. patent applications relate to the present application. Each of the listed applications are assigned to the same assignee as the present application.
1) U.S. patent application Ser. No. 08/249,290, Filed May 26, 1994, and titled, "MODULAR COMMUNICATIONS CONNECTOR FOR I/O CARD APPLICATIONS", now U.S. Pat. No. 5,423,697;
2) U.S. patent application Ser. No. 08/243,228, Filed May 13, 1994, and titled, "INTEGRAL EXTERNAL CONNECTOR INTERFACE FOR THIN FORM FACTOR COMPUTER CARDS", now U.S. Pat. No. 5,505,633;
3) U.S. patent application Ser. No. 08/241,722, Filed May 12, 1994, and titled, "INTERCONNECTION SCHEME FOR INTEGRATED CIRCUIT CARD WITH AUXILIARY CONTACTS", now U.S. Pat. No. 5,445,505;
4) U.S. patent application Ser. No. 08/234,481, Filed Apr. 28, 1994, and titled, "KEYING NOTCHES FOR SIDE CONTACTS ON A THIN FORM FACTOR COMPUTER CARD".
The present invention relates to the field of integrated circuit cards; particularly, the present invention relates to a method and apparatus for obtaining signals from a credit-card sized integrated circuit card by other than its standard interfaces.
One of the most rapidly growing markets for computer systems is the portable computer market. Recently, portable computers have become more powerful, while also becoming smaller and lighter. Furthermore, as a part of this changing market, the various computer components have become smaller and lighter while their ability to handle more data has increased.
One group of devices which is especially important to portable computers include peripheral input/output devices such as modems, facsimile machines, or local area networks (LANs). A modem, for example, allows a user of a portable computer to correspond with other computers using the telephone lines. A modem provides access to all the data available at the base office without the need to store that data in a portable computer. Consequently, the reduction in size of modems occurred at the same time as the reduction in size of other components, such as hard disks. Typically, electronics for a computer, such as that of a modem, are arranged on an internal board within the computer. Some arrangements provide separate portable electronics which may be carried along and attached to a portable computer when needed. Furthermore, some electronics, modems in particular, have been designed recently which plug into sockets recessed within the body of a portable computer.
Historically, each of the peripheral devices (e.g., modems, facsimile, LANs, etc.) has required its own interface circuitry for connecting to the internal circuitry of a portable computer. This interface circuitry required a separate socket for each device (and thus, required extra space in the internal circuitry of the portable computer). The interface circuitry allowed the peripheral devices to be coupled in order to access the necessary electronics and hardware to provide the device function. For instance, the interface to a modem provides the necessary means for coupling a jack for its operation.
Recently, devices have been devised which allow some of these various forms of computer components to be plugged into the same socket of computer, thereby reducing the space required within the portable computer. For example, an international standard which defines the physical and electrical interface specifications for the interchangeability of memory and input/output cards was introduced by Personal Computer Memory Card International Association (PCMCIA) jointly with the Japanese Electrical Industry Association (JEIDA) in September of 1991. In addition, a specification referred to as an Exchangeable Card Architecture (ExCA) specification, Dec. 20, 1991, has been issued by Intel Corporation of Santa Clara, Calif. The ExCA document describes specifications which manufacturers may use to provide interfaces which are ensured of allowing the memory and input/output cards for portable personal computers of different manufacturers to be interchanged.
A socket design to these specifications allows cards, such as modem and flash memories to be attached, used, and removed interchangeability in the same socket. Computer systems typically include at least one socket recessed within the computer, such that the inserted components (e.g., modem, LAN, etc.) are protected by the body of the computer surrounding the interface circuitry (i.e., socket) in which the components are to be coupled.
The PCMCIA specification provides that the personal computer cards have a sixty-eight pin connector located at the end of the card for the sending and receiving of signals by the card. Currently, the only means of gaining access to signals is through this sixty-eight pin connector. However, only one of the 68 pin placements remains undefined (pin 57). Therefore, only one of the pins may be used to propagate an application specific signal. Many system manufacturers desire to connect critical signals which are not available through the sixty-eight pin connector. Therefore, it is desirable to have access to signals on the personal computer cards other than those which are provided by the standard interface.
Recently, efforts have been made to obtain signals from personal computer cards using external connectors. These external connectors allow for input/output signals to be obtained directly from the card without using its standard interface. For instance, external connectors have been made which connect to integrated circuit cards to obtain access to signals by other than the standard interface (e.g., a PCMCIA standard interface). To implement the external connection, each of the cards contains multiple pins, other than those designated in the 68 pin connector interface, that can be mated with a socket of an external connector. Such connectors are often used to provide signals to jacks, such as Bell Laboratories RJ11 and RJ45 jacks, and other proprietary jacks. Such a connector system is described in co-pending application, Ser. No. 07/782,210, entitled "Integral Connector System for Credit Card Size I/O Card External Connector," filed Oct. 24, 1991, and assigned to the assignee of the present invention. Efforts are currently being taken to create a standard for the external connector type interfaces.
One problem that exists with such an external connector system is that a portable computer user is required to carry all of the external hardware necessary to effectuate the connections. Since the external connection systems employed are dependent on the type of card in use, the portable computer user would be required to carry multiple external connectors to accommodate each of the distinct cards that may be inserted into the computer system. This is often burdensome and increases the overall cost to the system user, since each of the separate external connectors must be purchased. However, signals, and the circuitry responsible for their generation and/or use, other than those provided for by the standard interface (i.e., the 68 pins), are still required to provide the card's functionality. For example, for a modem card to operate, signals still must be provided to a telephone line (i.e., a jack). Thus, it is desirable to eliminate the use of external connectors in conjunction with insertable personal computer cards, yet still be able to obtain signals from the cards by other than their standard interface.
It is the object of the invention to increase the integrated circuit card reliability by eliminating the external connection.
It is another object of the invention to allow all the components of the computer system to be completely integrated within the computer environment.
It is still another object of the invention to include less items for the computer user to carry higher integration, and more flexibility.
These and other objects of the invention are provided for by a method and apparatus for propagating signals to and from integrated circuit (IC) cards. The present invention provides a personal computer for use in a computer system that has logic circuitry for performing a designated function. The present invention also includes a standard interface connector for transferring signals between the computer system and a IC card. In the current preferred embodiment, the connector comprises multiple pins. The card includes a frame that provides support structure for the logic circuitry and a connector interface such that the logic circuitry is enclosed and the connector interface are held in place for electrical connection upon insertion of the card into the computer system. The IC card also includes at least one contact which routes signals between the card and an external receptacle located in the computer system, such that a signal may propagate between the card and the computer system by other than the standard interface.
The present invention will be understood more fully from the detailed description given below and from the accompanied drawings of the preferred embodiments of the invention, which, however, should not be taken to limit the invention to the specific embodiments, but are for explanation and understanding only.
FIG. 1 is a block diagram of the computer system of the present invention.
FIGS. 2A and 2B each illustrate an embodiment of the personal computer card of the present invention.
FIG. 3 illustrates an example of the sideswipe contact of the present invention.
FIGS. 4A and 4B illustrate the card slot for receiving personal cards for connection with the computer system.
FIG. 5 illustrates one embodiment of the connection scheme utilizing the sideswipe contact of the present invention.
FIG. 6 illustrates one embodiment of the connection scheme for the contact of the present invention.
FIG. 7 illustrates an example of a sideswipe contact implementation.
A method and apparatus for propagating signals between a personal computer card and a computer system are described. In the following description, numerous details are set forth such as specific numbers of contacts, types of contacts, size of contacts, and types of signals, etc., in order to provide a thorough understanding of the present invention. It will be obvious, however, to one skilled in the art that the present invention may be practiced without these specific details. In other instances, well-known structures and devices are shown in block diagram form, rather than in detail, in order to avoid unnecessarily obscuring the present invention.
The present invention is advantageously employed in computer system design optimized for applications with lower power consumption and compact size. Such applications typically include small battery-powered personal computers of the type commonly referred to as laptops and notebooks. One preferred embodiment of such computer system is briefly described below; however, it is to be understood that the present invention is not limited to this particular computer system design and may be incorporated into virtually any processor-based system design.
Referring to FIG. 1, the preferred embodiment of the computer system of the present invention is shown. In the preferred embodiment, the computer system includes a 486SL™ brand microprocessor manufactured by Intel Corporation of Santa Clara, Calif., the assignee of the present invention. Such computer system is compatible with the IBM™ PC AT Personal Computer. It will be understood while FIG. 1 is used for providing an overall description of the computer system of the present invention, a number of the details of the system are not shown. As necessary for disclosure of the present invention, further details set forth with reference to the other figures provided with this specification.
The computer system as may be utilized by the preferred embodiment of the present invention generally comprises a bus for communication means 11 for communicating information, processing means 12 coupled with bus 11 for processing information, a random access memory (RAM) or other dynamic storage device 14 coupled with processing means 12 for storing information and instructions for processing means 12, a read only memory (ROM) or other non-volatile storage device 16 coupled with bus 11 for storing non-volatile information and instructions for processing means 12, a data storage device 17, such as a magnetic disk or disk drive, coupled with bus 11 for storing information and instructions, a display device 21, such as a cathode ray tube, liquid crystal display, etc., coupled to bus 11 for displaying information to the computer user, an alpha-numeric input device 22 including alpha-numeric and other keys, etc., coupled to bus 11 for communicating information and command selections to processor 12, and cursor control 23 coupled to bus 11 for controlling cursor movement. The computer system also includes a hard copy device 24, such as a plotter of printer, for providing visual representation of the computer images. Hard copy device 24 is coupled with processor 12, main memory 14, non-volatile 16 and mass storage device 17 through bus 11. The computer system also includes a sound recording and playback device 25 coupled to bus 11 for providing audio recording and playback.
Integrated circuit cards 19 and 20 are included in the computer system and are coupled to PCMCIA bus 26. Note that although the computer system only shows two IC cards, the number of IC cards which may be coupled to the computer system may vary. In the currently preferred embodiment, IC cards 19 and 20 are PCMCIA cards. PCMCIA bus 26 is coupled to bus 11 and to integrated circuit (IC) controller 18 for providing communication information between cards 19 and 20 and the remainder of the computer system. In the currently preferred embodiment, PCMCIA bus 26 is a standard PCMCIA bus for communicating information according to the PCMCIA standard. Note that although IC cards 19 and 20 and PCMCIA bus 26 of the present invention communicate according to the PCMCIA standard, other interface types and configurations fall within the scope of the present invention. IC controller 18 provides control and address information to IC cards 19 and 20 via PCMCIA bus 26 and is coupled to bus 11. Also note that although the cards are shown coupled to PCMCIA bus 26, in the currently preferred embodiment the cards are not coupled to PCMCIA bus 26 until they are inserted into slots in the side of the computer, such that their standard interface (e.g., 68 pin PCMCIA standard interface) is mated with the interface pins (e.g., the 68 pins) within the computer system.
The computer system also includes a signal path or bus 31 (i.e., sideswipe contact bus) for communicating information to IC card 20 by other than its standard interface. In one embodiment, signal path/bus 31 may only transfer one signal, while in other embodiments, bus 31 provides the signal path for multiple signals. Note that IC card 19 may be coupled to sideswipe contact bus.
Finally, the computer system includes input/output (I/O) device 13 for providing an input/output port or connector for the computer system. I/O device 13 is coupled to signal path/bus 31 for access to signals from IC card 20. In another embodiment, I/O device 13 could also be coupled to bus 11 for communication with the remainder of the computer system. In one embodiment, I/O device 13 comprises a jack or plug, such as an RJ11 jack, RJ45 jack or other proprietary or telephone port that is coupled to the PC chassis for input and output. I/O device 13 can also include an infra-red antennae or a radio-frequency antennae or other communications device. Note that although only one I/O device is shown, the computer system of the present invention may include multiple I/O devices and multiple I/O device may be coupled to an IC card.
Of course certain implementations and uses of the present invention may not require or include all of the above components. For example in certain implementations a keyboard and cursor control device for inputting information to the system may not be required. In other implementations, it may not be required to provide a display device for displaying information. Also, some components may be coupled in other configurations. For instance, main memory 14 may be coupled directly to bus 11 instead of being coupled to processor 12 directly.
FIGS. 2A and 2B illustrate two embodiments of the integrated circuit cards of the present invention. FIG. 2A illustrates IC card 200 which is a Type 1 IC card according to the PCMCIA PC card 2.0 standard. FIG. 2B illustrates IC card 201 which is a Type 2 IC card according to the PCMCIA PC card 2.0 standard. Integrated circuit cards adhering to the PCMCIA standard are often referred to as PC cards. Each card includes a frame which has front and back ends 21 and 22 respectively and opposite sides 23 and 24. Connector 25 is mounted at the front end of the frame and has multiple pin sockets for coupling the IC card to the computer system. In the current preferred embodiment, connector 25 has 68 sockets such that when either of IC cards 200 and 201 is inserted into the slot in the computer, each of the sockets in connector 25 mates with one of 68 pins to provide an electrical connection. Connector 25 constitutes the standard interface of the IC card. In the currently preferred embodiment, connector 25 requests the PCMCIA standard 68 pin interface connector. Each of IC cards 200 and 201 could include a proprietary connector (not shown) at back end 22 for connection of a connector external to the computer system for transferring signals by other than the standard interface.
Within IC card 200 and 201 is a circuit board assembly that is mounted to the frame which includes a circuit board upon which multiple circuit components are mounted. The circuit board, in conjunction with the circuit components, provides a designated function to the computer system. In other words, each of the cards provides an architecture for performing a designated function for the computer system. For example, a local area network card for connecting the computer system to a local area network includes circuit components designed to provide the protocol and handshaking necessary to achieve the LAN hook-up. In other embodiments, a particular IC card could act as a modem or a facsimile. Note that in other embodiments, IC cards 200 and 201 could provide a variety of input/output functions. For instance, card 200 or 201 could provide for radio frequency or infrared communications. The manner in which the functional components in the circuit board assembly operate and provide signals to the computer system through its socket connections is well-known in the art.
Referring to FIG. 2A, IC card 200 has a thickness height of 3 mm, a length of 85.60 mm, and a width of 10 cm. Referring to FIG. 2B, the thickness of IC card 200 is 3 mm at the outer edges and 5 mm in the inner portion of the card. The length and width of IC card 201 are 85.6 mm and 10 mm respectively. Note that although the dimensions are for IC card 200 and IC card 201 are specified according to the PCMCIA 2.0 standard, other types of cards may be used with the present invention. For example, extensions have been recommended to the PCMCIA standards that include an extended version of IC card 200 and an extended version of IC card 201. In the extended versions, the dimensions are exactly the same except for an extended portion which remains outside the computer when the card is inserted into the slot. In one embodiment, the extended portion extends 10 mm past the standard IC card length of 85.6 mm. The height may be increased in the extended portion (i.e., referred to as a bubble area). It should be noted that in one embodiment of the extended bubble portion, the thickness from the center line of the connector to the bottom of the PC card is the same thickness for the entire length and the distance from the center line of the connector to the top of the bubble is 8 mm. In another embodiment, a card, commonly referred to as a Type 3 card, has been recommended to be added to the PCMCIA standard to accommodate thicker devices. In the Type 3 card, the body may have a thickness of greater than 5 mm. The present invention can be utilized in conjunction with any of the embodiments of the PCMCIA cards or other types of insertable personal computer cards.
Although each of the cards of the currently preferred embodiment only perform one function, the present invention is capable of operating with cards which perform multiple functions. The present invention finds considerable applicability to situations where multiple functions are performed on one card and more signals are required between the card and the computer system that can be provided in a standard interface (e.g., a standard 68 pin interface). Therefore, the other signals which are designed for communication between the card and the computer system can be provided by the present invention.
FIG. 3 illustrates the contact for signal propagation on IC cards according to the present invention. Referring to FIG. 3, IC card 300 is a Type 2 PCMCIA card. The side view of a IC card 300 is shown with connector 305 and side rail 304. Side rail 304 contains electrostatic discharge (ESD) clip 303 for discharging electrostatic charge and sideswipe contacts 301 and 302 for propagating signals between the card and the computer system. Note that although in the currently preferred embodiment, IC card 300 includes ESD clip 303, the present invention is not restricted to those cards which employ such an ESD configuration. Furthermore, although only two sideswipe contacts are shown, the present invention is capable of having more or less contacts depending on the requirements of the application card type. The number of contacts which a card can utilize is limited by the physical size of the contacts.
Sideswipe contacts 301 and 302 in the present invention allow the use of the edge of the card frame to route signals located on the card to an external receptacle (e.g., a jack, antenna, etc.) located on the circuit board of the system and vice versa. The manner in which the signals are routed from on the IC card to the contact for propagation is accomplished in the same manner as signals propagate to the standard interface. The exact mechanism to route the signals from the card through the personal computer (PC) board varies depending on which contact scheme is utilized and the number of signals which are to be propagated. Each contact is responsible for supplying one signal between IC card and the computer system. The location of contacts 301 and 302 of the present invention is dependent on the configuration of the external receptacle located on the circuit board. The external receptor must allow for signals to be routed from the card and onto the circuit board to the desired I/O or communications port or other computer system device.
The size of sideswipe contacts 301 and 302 is dependent on the contact scheme employed. There are numerous embodiments for the sideswipe contacts of the present invention. In one embodiment, the contacts may be flush along the side of the card edge. In the currently preferred embodiment, each contact is flush with the card edge and has a length of 5 mm and a width of 3 mm such that the contact runs along the card edge and does not extend beyond such an edge. The contact of the currently preferred embodiment does not extend beyond the edge, such that the cards containing the contacts of the present invention comply with the PCMCIA 2.0 standard. If a card employs a contact of the present invention and is not restricted to having a flush edge or preset width or height, then the embodiment of the contact utilized by the present invention may be allowed to extend beyond the edge rail. Also note that the contact does not have to extend the full width of the side rail.
The contact of the present invention is comprised of a high conductive material such as gold plated copper. In one embodiment, the contacts are formed of a material having a bulk resistivity that is no more than about one order of magnitude greater than that of copper (whose bulk electrical resistivity is 1.7-centimeter). The highly conductive contact regions make electrical contact to the external receptacle when the card is fully inserted into the slot along side the computer system, such that signals can propagate between the card and the computer system.
In other embodiments, the contacts could be recessed within the card. When the contacts are recessed, the external receptor making contact with the card upon insertion of the card into the computer system utilizes pins which extend into the card into the recessed contact, thereby making an electrical connection. In this manner, signals may be sent between the card and the circuit board through the pins. In one embodiment, the pins are spring loaded, such that when the card is fully inserted, the pins extend into the card to make the electrical connection. In other embodiments, a card locking mechanism which locks the card in place after it has been fully inserted could trigger the spring loaded pins. In this embodiment, each contact is responsible for receiving one pin to supply one signal between the PC card and the circuit board of the computer system. The number of recessed contacts is limited to the amount of recessed areas (i.e., holes) the frame can support. In other words, the number of recessed contacts is limited by the strength of the frame to support the holes for each pin. By using the sideswipe contacts of the present invention, the present invention provides a mechanism that allows system manufacturers to enact critical systems which are not available through the standard pin connector to the computer system.
FIGS. 4A and 4B illustrate the external receptacle located on the circuit board of the system for receiving the IC card into the computer system. Some of the electrical connectors between the external receptor and the circuit board have been omitted to avoid obscuring the present invention. Referring to FIGS. 4A, the external receptacle is shown with rails 405A and 405B, connector pins 406 and sideswipe contact points 411-414. Each of sideswipe contact points 411-414 is coupled to the circuit board using electrical conductors 401-404 respectively. Upon insertion of a card into slot 400, the connector of the card mates with pins 406, such that an electrical connection is made between the two. When the card is completely in the slot and the pins mated with the connector for the card, contact points 411-415 make electrical connection with the sideswipe contacts on the side of the card, such that signals can be transferred between the card and the PC board of the computer system. Note that contact points 411-414 are comprised of angled pieces of metal. These angled portions could be rounded or sharply bent electrically conductive materials. However, in one embodiment, the materials are flexible, such that upon insertion of the card into the slot, the contact points 411-414 flatten substantially between the rail and the card. FIG. 4B illustrates one embodiment of the side view of the external receptacle depicting how contact points 412 and 414 extend from this rail.
FIG. 5 illustrates the sideswipe contacts 501-504 on IC card 500 making contacting with the PC board through electrical connections 505-508 respectively. To reiterate, the number of contacts is dependent upon the application and each contact is used for signal propagation. Note that in FIG. 5 the external receptacle on the circuit board is employing the bent angled metal connection scheme.
FIG. 6 depicts the spring loaded pin configuration for the sideswipe contact of the present invention. Referring to FIG. 6, the spring loaded configuration is shown in relation to IC card 600. IC card 600 contains a socket connector 601, shown having three receptors for pins. Socket connector 601 is a socket connector that is additional to the standard interface connector. Circuit board 602 is shown with spring loaded pins 603, wherein three pins are shown for coupling three distinct signals to the circuit board 602 via conductors 606-608. In a spring loaded, or pogo pin, type configuration, the pins are only inserted into the IC card once the IC card is fully inserted into place. In one embodiment, the pins are not inserted until the IC card is locked into place. Upon attempting to eject the IC card 600, the pins retract from the recessed contact area, such that the card may be released from the computer system.
FIG. 7 shows an example of the sideswipe contact implementation for a local area network IC card. Referring to FIG. 7, IC card 703 is a local area network card having four contacts 710-713. Contacts 710 and 711 are on one edge of the card frame, while 712 and 713 are on the other side of the IC card frame. IC card 703 is shown inserted into the PC chassis 701. Also, on the circuit board of PC chassis 701 is a RJ45 jack 702. RJ45 is an eight conductor jack of which four conductors are used as per the IEEE 802.3 Twisted Pair Ethernet (TPE) specification. Upon insertion into the computer system, PC card 703 provides propagation paths for four signals which are routed on the circuit board between the four separate conductors of RJ45 jack 702 and the four separate contacts of IC card 703. Contact 710 provides for signal propagation of one tip signal which is routed on conductor 708 to RJ45 jack 702. A ring signal is provided from contact 711 to conductor 707 to the RJ45 jack 702. Another set of tip and ring signals is provided by contact 712 and 713 respectively and travels from contact 713 and 712 using conductor 704 and 705 respectively. In this manner, the IC card 703 is able to send signals to components in the computer system without having to use the standard connector designated. In a modem implementation, only one pair of telephone wires (i.e., one tip and one ring) are necessary, such that only two contacts would be required for the additional two signals. In the example modem implementation, a RJ11 jack may be used.
Using the present invention, system manufacturers are allowed to integrate components, such RJ11, RJ45 and proprietary jacks on board the computer system. Without using such contacts, the necessary signals for such jacks would have to be external to the system and signals provided to them through external connectors off the end of the IC card.
Furthermore, the present invention provides the ability to increase functionality while maintaining conforming and compliance with the current PCMCIA 2.0 specification. This is due to the ability to incorporate more hardware into the computer system, such as jacks, antennas, etc. to facilitate the functions provided by the cards. In this manner, the system manufacturers are allowed to differentiate their product lines while incorporating proprietary use of the contacts.
Whereas many alterations and applications of the present invention will no doubt become apparent to a person of ordinary skill in the art after reading the foregoing description, it is understood that the particular embodiments shown and described by illustration are in no way intended to be limiting. Therefore, references to details of the preferred embodiments are not intended to limit the scope of the claims which themselves recite only those features regarded as essential to the invention.
Thus, a method and apparatus for propagating signals between a personal computer card and the remainder of the computer system has been described.
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|May 8, 2007
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|Small electronic card with peripheral contacts
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|Dec 25, 2007
|Broadcom Corporation
|Radio transceiver card communicating in a plurality of frequency bands
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|Dec 30, 2008
|Broadcom Corporation
|Radio transceiver communicating in a plurality of frequency bands
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|Broadcom Corporation
|Radio transceiver communicating in a plurality of frequency bands
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|Broadcom Corporation
|Radio transceiver communicating in a plurality of frequency bands
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|Dec 25, 2012
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|Smartconnect flash card adapter
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|Oct 10, 2002
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|May 15, 2003
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|Wireless network card with antenna selection option
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|Jul 3, 2003
|Vanderhelm Ronald John
|Core Wireless engine
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|Sep 9, 2004
|Kinney Patrick W.
|Radio transceiver card communicating in a plurality of frequency bands
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|C-One Technology Corporation
|Small electronic card with peripheral contacts
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|Jan 19, 2006
|Kinney Patrick W
|Radio transceiver card communicating in a plurality of frequency bands
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|Broadcom Corporation
|Radio transceiver card communicating in a plurality of frequency bands
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|Broadcom Corporation
|Radio transceiver communicating in a plurality of frequency bands
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|Feb 17, 2011
|Broadcom Corporation
|Radio transceiver communicating in a plurality of frequency bands
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|Hirose Electric Co., Ltd.
|PC card and PC card connector
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|Mar 10, 1999
|Hirose Electric Co., Ltd.
|PC card and PC card connector
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|Nokia High Speed Access Products Inc.
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|Apr 8, 1999
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|Line card shelf
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|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Jan 26, 1993
Owner name: INTEL CORPORATION, CALIFORNIA
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- Graduation in Industrial Production Engineering at the Universidade Nove de Lisboa in 1999
- Master of Science in Industrial Relations and Personnel Management at the London School of Economics in 2001 (thesis on revitalization strategies for the Portuguese labor movement)
- Promotion in Technology Assessment at the Universidade Nova de Lisboa in 2015 (thesis on "Technology decision in innovation processes and the use of indicators")
Dr. Nuno Boavida
Scientific staff
Research area Innovation processes and impacts of technology
Room: 403
Phone: +49 721 608-26813
nuno boavida∂kit edu
Institut für Technikfolgenabschätzung und Systemanalyse (ITAS)
Postfach 3640
76021 Karlsruhe
Professional background
|Scientific staff member at the Interdisciplinary Centre of Social Sciences (CICS.NOVA) of Universidade Nova de Lisboa
|since 2011
|"Técnico Superior" of the Office of Planning, Strategy, Evaluation and International Relations (GPEARI) of the Ministry of Education and Science (MEC), Lisbon
|2007 - 2010
|Advisor of the Office of Planning, Strategy, Evaluation and International Relations (GPEARI) of the Ministry of Science, Technology and Higher Education (MCTES), Lisbon
|2003 - 2007
|Advisor of the Observatory for Science, Technology and Higher Education (OCES) of the Ministry of Science, Technology and Higher Education (MCTES), Lisbon
|2002 - 2003
|Consultant at the Friedrich Ebert Foundation, Lisbon
|Trainee at the Economic and Social Committee of the European Union, Brussels
|Consultant at the Portuguese Electric Vehicle Association, Lisbon
|Consultant at the Rolin Group SA, Lisbon
|1998 - 1999
|Trainee at REFER - National Railway Company, EP (Department of Infrastructures), Lisbon
Current positions
|2012 - 2014
|Scholarship from the Portuguese National Science Foundation to finish the PhD in Technology Assessment at ITAS, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)
|since 2011
|Coordinator of the working group on TA indicators of the network Studies Group on Technology Assessment (GrEAT), Lisbon
Fields of work
- Technology decision-making
- Innovation indicators
- Sociology of technology
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Recent publications outside of ITAS
Paper with peer-review
Boavida, Nuno and Susana Moretto (2011) "Innovation Assessment of a Portuguese railway branch of a foreign multinational: A case study", in Proceedings of the XIV Congreso Latino-Iberoamericano de Gestión Tecnológica – ALTEC 2011 (19-21 October 2011), Lima, Perú, p. 339: 587
Working papers
Boavida, Nuno (2011) "The selection of indicators in prospective study 'Forecasting the carbon footprint to road freight transport in 2020'" (in Portuguese), IET Working Papers Series, WPS06/2011, 17 pp
Boavida, Nuno and Susana Moretto (2011) "Innovation assessment in a local branch of a rail transport manufacture industry - A case study", IET Working Papers Series, WP04/2011, 15 pp
Boavida, Nuno and Susana Moretto (2010) "Innovation Assessment of a Portuguese Railway branch of a foreign multinational - A case study", IET Working Papers Series, WP05/2010, 38 pp
Boavida, Nuno; Nuno Cabrita; Susana M. Moretto (2010) "Analysis of the public participation process in the High-Speed Railway project" (in Portuguese), IET Working Papers Series, WPS06/2010, 34 pp
Boavida, Nuno (2008) "Portugal and the knowledge-based economy: The business R&D" (in Portuguese). IET Working Papers Series, WP 02/2008, 17 pp
Edition of books
Trindade, C., Garrido, U., Avelãs, A., Boavida, N. and Naumann, R. (2010) "Trade Union Internationalism in Portugal - The Challenges of Trade Union Actionand Organization, CGTP-IN and the International Trade Union Confederation" (in Portuguese), Sindicato dos Trabalhadores da Portaria, Vigilância, Limpeza, Domésticas e Actividades Diversas, p. 87. Lisbon
Boavida, Nuno and Reinhard Naumann (2007) "The State and the Economy: The European Social and Economic Model in the 21st century". Friedrich Ebert Foundation, p.133. Lisbon
Campos Lima, Maria and Nuno Boavida (2006) "United for a Solidarity response to Globalization" (in Portuguese). Cadernos Ruben Rolo 5, Instituto Ruben Rolo, p.43. Lisbon
Lemos, Teresa and Nuno Boavida (2006) "The IT sector in the Portuguese Higher Education and Scientific System" (in Portuguese). Observatory for Science, Technology and Higher Education, p.57. Lisbon
Rego, Raquel and Nuno Boavida (2004) "Globalization and Unionism" (in Portuguese). Cadernos Ruben Rolo 3, Instituto Ruben Rolo, p.40. Lisbon
Poster with peer review
"Innovation Assessment in a local branch of a rail transport manufacture industry - A case study", Boavida, Nuno and Susana Moretto (2011), in 3rd European Conference on Corporate R&D (CONCORD 2011), 6/10/2011, European Joint Research Center / IPTS, Seville
Communication with peer-review
"The Technology Assessment in Portugal: Recent trends" (in Portuguese), Moniz, António, Nuno Boavida, Maria João Maia and Susana Moretto (2011), Conferência Nacional - Rumos da Sociologia do Conhecimento, Ciência e Tecnologia em Portugal, Secção Temática em Conhecimento, Ciência e Tecnologia da Associação Portuguesa de Sociologia, ISEG-UTL, 18 e 19 de Novembro de 2011, Lisboa.
Recent publications at ITAS
Moniz, A. Brandão; Boavida, N.
Technology Assessment in Japan and Europe - Foreword. In: Moniz, A. Brandão; Okuwada. K. (Hrsg.): Technoloy Assessment in Japan and Europe. Karlsruhe: KIT Scientific Publishing 2016, S. 1-13
Moniz, A. Brandão; Boavida, N.
Technology assessment in Non-PTA countries: An overview of recent developments in Europe. In: Moniz, A. Brandão; Okuwada. K. (Hrsg.): Technoloy Assessment in Japan and Europe. Karlsruhe: KIT Scientific Publishing 2016, S. 75-88
Boavida, N.; Böschen, S.
Indicators in technology assessment. Passive choices or reflected options? In: Scherz, C.; Michalek, T.; Hennen, L.; Hebáková, L.; Hahn, J.; Seitz, S.B. (Hrsg.): The next horizon of technology assessment. Proceedings from the PACITA 2015 Conference in Berlin. Prag, Tschechien: Technology Centre ASCR 2015, S. 33-40
Baumann, M.; Zimmermann, B.; Boavida, N.; Moniz, A. Brandão; Reichenbach, M.; Schippl, J.; Weil, M.
Technology transition pathways towards electric mobility: the reconfiguration of stakeholder networks and impact on battery development. Vortrag auf dem Gerpisa International Colloquium 2015, Paris, Frankreich, 10.06.2015
Boavida, N.; Böschen, S.
Panel on indicators for TA - passive choices or reflected options? Vortrag auf der 2nd European TA Conference "The next horizon of technology assessment", Berlin, 25.-27.02.2015. - Book of Abstracts


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Instalaciones adecuadas para hacer ejercicio. La cama tamaño king era cómoda. No había control remoto en el momento de la llegada hasta que finalmente lo encontramos debajo de la cama, lleno de migas. El personal de la recepción no era atento, siguieron ayudando a gente que llegó después de mí mientras yo esperaba pacientemente. El ambiente de la habitación fue la de una cueva con viejos accesorios, y el baño tenía la calidad de un Motel 6.
Great location for my work. Great restaurants in walking distance. Nearly ruin my shirt with a rusty iron.
As with all Kimpton Hotels, the decor is amazing & very much in-line with my aesthetic. We also really enjoyed the location of the hotel; we stayed over 2 very nice days & walked 30 minutes down Passyunk and over to the far edge of Rittenhouse multiple times. We tend to spend most of our time out-and-about, but the time spent in the hotel was very nice. We requested a room away from the elevator, which they did not oblige. We were essentially directly next to the elevator bank, however it ended up being quite. That said, we were there on a Monday night, I'm sure the weekends are a bit rowdier. Bed was not very comfortable (for me, the BF loved it), the outlets stopped working in the bathroom in the middle of my blow out & could not be fixed, the internet did not work the day we checked in. Also...there is not much follow-through from the staff; we had requested a later check-out that they never acknowledged until we were physically there and brought it up ourselves again during check-in. We asked for a room away from the elevator bank, but were put in one directly next to it. Tried to order room service & the person on the phone said they would have to call back to 'confirm the order' but never called back..the food appeared 20 minutes later, cold. Negatives aren't the end of the world, but there are definitely some things we weren't thrilled with. But the staff, including the valet, were lovely & very friendly.
It was a really nice hotel - beautiful room and facilities- great location. The bartenders in the bar were really helpful and gave better suggestions for what to do in the city than the reception and concierge. No bathtub in room - despite beautiful picture. This is the 3rd or 4th Kimpton Hotel I've stayed in but the least intimate. Hotel was a little busy and staff could be a bit warmer and more helpful.
Nice location for nightlife and history tours. I receive a monthly check from the VA for a service connected disability -- my ONE night stay cost more than that entire check! And for what? I received no continental breakfast; parking is $50 a NIGHT; and my room with a king-sized bed was tiny. No idea if internet was included, as I was not given a password. I wanted to sit in my room and prepare for a speech I had to give, but, my absurdly expensive room did not come with a chair besides an ergonomically nightmarish desk chair. I had a ton of clothes because I was there for a three day wedding, so my hands were full. I received no bell-service, carried all my stuff to my room, and the keys didn't work; so I had to lug everything back to the front desk. Had to iron shirts for the wedding, the ironing board looked like it was bought from a yard sale. For the cost of this room, I expect quality amenities. Also, the bouncer for the rooftop bar, who looked a like a teenager, watched one of the wedding guests get assaulted, laughed, and did nothing. Honestly, we should've called the police. Posh and ostentatious, with little reward. Go somewhere else.
Each and every corner of the hotel is just amazing. Love it!!
Love atmosphere and staff. Location and style is also a plus. It's friendly for us with our 2 kids under 2. The bed was not as comfortable. We usually have a king size bed but opted to 2 queen size and I would prob not do that again.
We got the corner king spa room and couldn't be happier. The room was spacious, and the views made the room look even bigger. The bathroom was on point, and the big soaking tub was great. We usually stay closer to Rittenhouse square but we didn't mind this location too much, there is tons to do in this part of downtown! The staff was very friendly and made check-in and check-out a breeze.
I had a great experience staying at Monaco, from price to service everything was perfect. I think they should have better pictures of the corner suite on there website, because there suite was better then the pictures shown.
I left an expensive piece of technology in the room and when I returned a couple hours later, the staff said they didn't find it.
We love the staff as they are professional and fun. They offer free happy hour and coffee in am! This is a big deal and makes people feel welcomed. The rooms are stylish and cozy! We had a 2 month and 14 month old children who loved it too! Smaller elevators but it was doable...we just have 2 kids and a huge stroller ;)
Very stylish hotel with comfortable rooms. Staff was friendly and attentive. But the best part is the location, you're across the street from the birthplace of our nation!
Stayed for NYE.. very nice hotel. Excellent staff. A bit pricey. Would consider a return trip.
excelente atencion el aire acondicionado es viejo y en verano no enfria mucho
Diseño y ubicación del hotel en pleno centro de Boston Personal de recepción poco agradable y nada dispuesto a ayudar
Excelente ubicación en Olde Town. Cerca de las principales atracciones turísticas. La habitación y el baño bastante grandes. Con una bonita decoración, así mismo el resto del hotel. La calidad que obtuve por el precio estuvo excelente. A corta distancia en taxi del centro de la ciudad. El minibar hace ruido y en el silencio de la noche resulta molesto para dormir
ubicacion, limpieza, confort
Excelente ubicacion, buen servicio, habitaciones amplias No
La atención del personal y su ubicación con los hechos históricos de Philadelphia.
Muy bien situado, céntrico y cerca de los lugares de interés más importantes. Muy buena calidad/precio. Amplias habitaciones y confort. El personal es amable, pero si no sabes inglés es difícil entenderse porque hay muy pocas personas en el hotel que hablen español, pero siempre suele haber alguno, aunque no en el CheckIn y CheckOut. El parking del hotel no está en el mismo hotel, pero se lo llevan y lo traen. Un poco caro pero acorde con los precios de EEUU para los parking.
Gran Hotel muy bien situado
Su situacion es excelente
La ubicación es muy buena, está muy cerca de los lugares de interés. El buffet del desayuno es poco variado.
Buena hora en persona Servicio de internet
confortable, personal atento y amable, limpio.-
La comodidad de las habitaciones y la atención personalizada Necesita más personal que hable español
Location, staff
Acceso a sitios históricos y restaurantes
Su situación. Es un precioso hotel, con muy buenas instalaciones. Las dos habitaciones que tomé estaban bien equipadas y eran muy confortables. Estuve muy poco tiempo para entrar a coocer los posibles errores.
Confort del hotel y ubicación
la posicion un poco viejas las herramientas
La tranquilidad, amabilidad del personal, el comfort de las habitaciones, la comodidad del Starbuck y su hall con plantas
It was very clean and the on-site restaurant was excellent. Very well located for the historic sites. No in-room coffee maker!!! For the love of God!
Beautiful room, well appointed, comfortable. This is not the hotel for getting rest or peace and quiet. Hotel is located directly in front of freeway. Staff and guests very loud especially if your room is by elevator as mine was. Missed wake up call, restaurant closed without notice so no service
The location was perfect. The hotel was different- loved that it was different from every chain hotel. The room was very small.
The location of this cute boutique hotel was perfect. We were able to take quick walks to all the major sites in Old City.
The only good things were that the bed was good, the spa tub worked and the staff was courteous. No microwave, no coffee pot, the mini fridge wasn't plugged in then gurgled all night, every time another door on the level opened our door jostled, the toilet seat was peeling,there was no menu in the book like it says it should be rough sheets and robes
This guest did not leave comments about this hotel.
Breakfast really to simple.
This guest did not leave comments about this hotel.
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Hotel was perfect distance to everything we needed.I will definitely recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Philly. Room was a hint small, but we were really only there to sleep. Would have been nice to have a mini fridge, but again, not the end of the world.
What a great hidden gem in Penn's Landing area of Philly...this boutique hotel has a lot of history and beauty and is in a great location for walking to historic downtown sites parking can be bit of an issue but we used the lot beside the hotel and the staff was helpful in parking and getting us out
Room was very clean and had a lot of old building character, (both good and not so good). Beds were comfortable. Location was great, close to nightlife. Staff interaction was minimal but pleasant. Parking not as expensive as other area hotels. Definitely has old building quirks - very small hallways and stairways, slow elevator. The walls are thin, so you can hear your neighbor come & go as well as get in the shower (or anything else more than moderately loud.) Nothing terrible though.
Male dorm smelled strongly of mildew
I liked the helpfulness of the staff and the location of the hostel no negative emotions whatsoever
Downtown Philadelphia, old city district. Very nice personnel, cheap rates. no
Very nice personnel. Location is very good. Perfect place for budget staying for 1-5 days in Philadelphia.
The fact that the have events every night,making more easy to talk to the people how are in the hostel.
Front desk staff were very helpful in supplying directions and ideas of what to see. In the historical district. Bed and room were comfortable. Pub/bar next door is generally not that noisy except for one night pre-Halloween when it was extremely noisy. Liked having a washer/dryer - it really helped as travelling light. Grocery store around corner is open late. Easy to get to via train from airport. Or cab is about $30 (used this for early morning flight on return). Bathroom could use a bit more cleaning but it was clean enough. Bit far from rest of downtown but subway provides easy access or you can walk. Streets in area deserted if walking home late at night - recommend take subway (stop is only a block away) or take a cab.
I felt this place was very laid back with a hip set up as well as staff. I got the feel this was a alternative dorm for the neighborhood!! Lack of privacy...... yet, i didnt have to stay there either!! :)


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Syncing Save Game Data between Phone and Tablet
I have a Galaxy S4 (rooted) and just bought a Galaxy Tab Pro 10.1 (Afraid to root because I don't want to loose warranty)
I restored all my apps on my tablet but all my Angry Birds, Plants vs Zombies and all other game data is missing from the tablet.
First, is there a way to restore this game data to the tablet WITHOUT root?
Preferably, I would like to seamlessly sync the game data between the 2 devices. It would be great to play a level of any game on my phone and then pick up at the same spot on my tablet. Is this possible?
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I think you'll need the premium version I'm afraid. You'll be able to take out the game data from your phone, upload it to Google Drive, and resync it to your tablet.
You will also be able to do android to android sync.
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I tried Helium. Installed fine on my phone since I have root. Different story with the tablet. I needed to install the Desktop software first which wouldn't install. Got a "missing DLL error" when I try to install the .msi. I have Windows 8.1 64bit. I contacted ClockworkMod yesterday but no response. Any ideas or other suggestions?
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Re: Syncing Save Game Data between Phone and Tablet
I got Helium to install on my PC and purchased the Premium version of the App.
Most of my game date was able to backup/restore fine over DropBox/Google drive but a couple of games (Plants vs Zombies and Stupid Zombies) failed and returned the following error:
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Many of the widely available on-line background check services such as Public Data simply report everything in the public record, no matter how old it is. So, the prospective employers may be getting anything in the record. There is no rule that says they can only look back for a certain period of time.
You should ask someone in HR for a finance company this question. I would imaging it depends on the company, I am sorry to inform you that your 1999 conviction will always be found when a criminal background check is done.
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Some employers check for convictions; others check for convictions and arrests. Unfortunately for you, the latter group of employers will find about both of your cases. This is perfectly legal as arrests and convictions are part of the public record. As the other attorneys have indicated, criminal convictions and criminal histories purchased from Texas DPS list your entire adult history. In fact, there is no option to purchase only a record that goes 3, 5, 7, or however many years back, as there is with a driving record.
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- Musical Theme Naming: Everyone.
- Shout-Out: Oh boy. For starters, every single character (even ones we don't see on-stage) is named after a famous '80s personage. Then there are on-stage conversations about The A-Team, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Pac-Man, Space Invaders, Star Wars, etc. And some scenes are clearly an Affectionate Parody of similar scenes from Ferris Bueller's Day Off and The Karate Kid.
- This Loser Is You: The audience is clearly supposed to relate to Corey, despite his being very low down the high-school food-chain.
- Those Two Guys: Alf and Kirk, Corey's best friends. Laura and Debbie could be seen as a female variant, as could Mel and Kim.
- [Verb] This!:Feargal: These are not just hands; they are defensive weapons!
Micheal: Oh yeah? Then defend this!
- Waxing Lyrical: Micheal leaves fake love letters in Eileen's locker, all of which are made up of lines from famous songs put together.