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Patent US6155724 - Light transmitting module for optical communication and light transmitting ... - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsA light emitting unit including a light emitting device of a light emitting module for optical communication is constituted by a laser diode for emitting communication light, a sub-mount having a good thermal conductivity and holding the laser diode on its upper surface, a heat sink for removing the...http://www.google.com/patents/US6155724?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US6155724 - Light transmitting module for optical communication and light transmitting unit thereofAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS6155724 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 09/034,348Publication dateDec 5, 2000Filing dateMar 4, 1998Priority dateMar 4, 1997Fee statusLapsedPublication number034348, 09034348, US 6155724 A, US 6155724A, US-A-6155724, US6155724 A, US6155724AInventorsHaruhiko Ichino, Masaki Hirose, Yoshihisa Warashina, Mikio KyomasuOriginal AssigneeHamamatsu Photonics Kk, Nippon Telegraph And Telephone CorporationExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (7), Referenced by (27), Classifications (12), Legal Events (6) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetLight transmitting module for optical communication and light transmitting unit thereof
US 6155724 AAbstract
A light emitting unit including a light emitting device of a light emitting module for optical communication is constituted by a laser diode for emitting communication light, a sub-mount having a good thermal conductivity and holding the laser diode on its upper surface, a heat sink for removing the heat generated by the laser diode, a photodiode for monitoring a light output from the laser diode, a laser driver IC which is thermally isolated from the laser diode, has an electric contact placed near the electric contact of the laser diode and connected thereto by wire bonding, and drives the laser diode, and a metal package for holding the heat sink, the photodiode, and the laser driver IC. A light emitting module for optical communication uses the light emitting unit.
1. A light emitting unit including a light emitting device of a light emitting module for optical communication, comprising:a metal package having a stepwise surface, said stepwise surface comprising a lower step and a higher step; a laser diode for emitting communication light; a sub-mount having a good thermal conductivity and holding said laser diode on an upper surface thereof; a heat sink for holding said sub-mount on said lower step of said metal package and removing heat generated by said laser diode by conducting the heat to said metal package; a photodiode for monitoring a light output from said laser diode, said photodiode placed on said higher step of said metal package; a laser driver IC for driving said laser diode, said laser driver IC being placed on said higher step of said metal package and having an electric contact placed near an electric contact of said laser diode; and a wire electrically connecting said electric contacts of said laser diode and said laser driver IC. 2. A unit according to claim 1, wherein said metal package comprises a radiation fin on a reverse surface of said higher step.
This apparatus includes an external driver circuit for driving the LD. Such an independent driver circuit for driving the LD is used to improve the versatility of the light emitting module itself. However, to attain a high-speed response, the LD and driver circuit must be arranged as close to each other as possible. When the driver circuit is to be incorporated in the module, since the driver circuit generates a much larger quantity of heat than the LD, a problem is posed in ensuring the temperature stability of the LD.
FIG. 1 is a sectional view showing a light emitting module for optical communication according to an embodiment of the present invention;
A preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. To facilitate the comprehension of the explanation, the same reference numerals denote the same parts, where possible, throughout the drawings, and a repetitive description will be avoided. Note that the shapes and sizes of some of the constituent elements in the drawings are emphasized for the sake of descriptive convenience, and do not coincide with the actual shapes and sizes.
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RESTON, Va., March 4, 2016 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Global engineering and construction leader Bechtel and nuclear technology leader BWX Technologies, Inc. have announced a new agreement to pursue accelerated development of the world's first commercially viable Generation III++ small modular nuclear reactor. Bechtel will lead the program and leverage the company's historic strengths in engineering, licensing, procurement, construction, and project management. BWXT will focus on designing and testing the nuclear steam supply system. Both companies will collaborate to prepare a design certification application to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Known as Generation mPower, the project is centered on the BWXT mPowerTM reactor—a 195-megawatt-electric power plant that will be a safe, cost-competitive, and innovative solution to provide low-carbon electricity—addressing the growing challenges of climate change and sustainable development. "This technology holds great promise and we are firmly committed to doing everything we can to bring it to market," said Ty Troutman, general manager of Bechtel's nuclear power business unit. "It's one of the keys to solving the problem of replacing older power plants without relying on fossil fuels or the intermittent availability of solar and wind. Pound for pound, small modular reactors can deliver more 24/7 electricity than any other low-carbon alternative energy technology." Generation mPower delivers greater certainty in nuclear power costs and schedule, which is needed to enable broader, more timely development of nuclear power. Its key features include:
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I will go straight to the point. The camera itself is great, however it does not work well with my ProMaster 5550DX flash and module. It comes out darker than on my D50. However Quantaray flash work well with this, but my quanta ray can only do bounce, and cannot tilt or swivel. So, now I am currently looking into another flash, but I do not want to spend money on a Nikon brand flash if a cheaper third party flash works just as well. It is also lighter in weight than the D50 and is compatible ...
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mobile - CocoonJs vs Phonegap for DOM apps...or just go Canvas and CocoonJs? - Stack Overflow
CocoonJs vs Phonegap for DOM apps…or just go Canvas and CocoonJs?
I'm getting ready to work on a children's book app. It will involve lots of illustrations and some animated menus, but nothing as crazy as a video game as far as animations. I'm trying to determine whether to use Phonegap and DOM or CocoonJs and Canvas. I've been reading that Phonegap can slow down a DOM app that works fine in normal mobile browsers, while CocoonJs will speed up an app built in Canvas. But then I also read that CocoonJs now has something new that will somewhat support DOM elements. My DOM test app works great in mobile browsers, but i can't test it in Phonegap on my iPad or iPhone bc of Apple's damn Developer fee. Does anyone have experience with anything close to this kind of project? I'm considering doing it in Canvas just for the learning experience. But if anyone has any strong recommendations either way, can you please let me know your thoughts? Thanks so much guys! dom mobile html5-canvas cordova share|improve this question asked Jun 4 '13 at 17:04
Also consider Famo.us, which is more popular and has a stronger showcase than CocoonJS. Here are my insights:
Tried-and-true, FOSS. Lots of resources. Lots of plugins, albiet disparately and haphazardly maintained. Eg IAP and Ads - very likely plugins - aren't in core, are separately (and barely) maintained. No focus on performance, only x-platform compatibility.
Pro: Popular, tried
Pro: FOSS
Con: No performance focus
Con: Choppy quality in plugin user-land
A Cordova wrapper (as PhoneGap is), which adds performance optimization via it's Webview+ or Canvas+ plugins. Canvas+ is for HTML5 canvas games, so it's not for you. Webview+ is basically a packaged Chromium-latest for better performance on Android versions that don't use it as their default browser (default browser is what's used for webview on Cordova). It doesn't work for Android <4, those will just use default webview. I've actually tried deploying a Cocoon app using Webview+, but I didn't notice a performance improvement. Either (a) there's some tweaking I need to do, (b) "performance improvement" (air-quotes). Additionally, it has standardized plugins that will work on both iOS and Android: Facebook, Ads, In-app Purchases (and more, but those 3 we need). In PhoneGap land, those 3 are 6 separate repos (1 per platform), maintained by 6 different devs - and not always well-maintained. On the flip-side, I keep reading that Cocoon premium (required to use their extensions) is $$$… like $50/m or so.
Pro: Theoretical better performance
Pro: Unified plugin experience (ads, facebook, IAP) - biggest pro IMO
The way I understand Famo.us: it's similar to Cocoon's Canvas+. Packages a performant webview for improved animation / canvas performance. It comes with its own JS-based DSL for building your app. I.e., unlike PhoneGap & CocoonJS where you just build a standard HTML/CSS/JS web app (allowing code-sharing with your other projects), Famo.us has its own JS framework for building the app. It has a very strong showcase: AirBnB, Yelp, etc. use Famo.us. Pro: Performance
Pro: Free?
Pro: Strong showcase (Yelp, AirBnB)
Con: Not run-of-the-mill web dev (unlike CocoonJS, which lets you just drop in your PhoneGap app as-is)
I'd personally recommend (for your situation) to explore Cocoon's Webview+ setup.
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CocoonJS is great if you want to have a good performance in mobile, also you can use the WebView inside CocoonJS by calling an specific function like this:
<script src="CocoonJSExtensions/CocoonJS.js"></script>
<script src="CocoonJSExtensions/CocoonJS_App.js"></script>
<script src="CocoonJSExtensions/CocoonJS_App_ForCocoonJS.js"></script>
CocoonJS.App.onLoadInTheWebViewSucceed.addEventListener(function(pageURL) {
// Show the webview. By default, the webview is hidden.
CocoonJS.App.showTheWebView();
CocoonJS.App.onLoadInTheWebViewFailed.addEventListener(function(pageURL) {
console.error("Could not load the HTML file in the webview");
CocoonJS.App.loadInTheWebView("webview_index.html");
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Hey thanks a lot. Would you say the webview makes more sense in any certain cases? The gist I'm reading is that the webview doesn't help speed at all like the canvas acceleration does.
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If you do it in canvas you can decide later if you wish to use PhoneGap or CocoonJS.
Personally I don't think your project warrents the use of CocoonJS although there is no harm in doing so.
Advantages of CocoonJS include near native performance. The downside is there are yet to release their pricing model - I believe it's currently free but you have a compulsary CocoonJS splash screen.
As for dom vs canvas: depends on your project. I personally prefer canvas as it's generally faster these days when moving lots of objects around. But in saying that, your project sound very static; which case you might want to consider dom (there are also a fair few dom page flipping tutorials out there).
Here is a canvas/PhoneGap project I did for my kids to use as a reference.
On a side note: You should be able to test your app with PhoneGap through Xcode's emulator.
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Here I am months later, looking at this post and realizing I never thanked you for your thoughts. Thanks Jarrod. I think I'm going to go canvas for the learning Experience.
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if you are going the canvas route you may also wish to consider (open source) ejecta:
http://impactjs.com/ejecta
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Amazon.co.uk: Customer Reviews: Salonen: "Out Of Nowhere" - Violin Concerto; Nyx [+digital booklet]
Salonen: "Out Of Nowhere" - Violin Concerto; Nyx [+digital booklet]
5.0 out of 5 stars Finnish Orchestral Thrills
Finnish conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen is perhaps best known for his skillsas an orchestral director rather than as a composer; it is a joy, therefore,to have stumbled across this wonderful work. The Violin Concerto "Out OfNowhere", completed in 2009, is here given a resplendent debut by soloistLeila Josefowicz and the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra...
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5.0 out of 5 stars Finnish Orchestral Thrills, 30 Sep 2012
This review is from: Salonen: "Out Of Nowhere" - Violin Concerto (2009); Nyx (2011) (Audio CD)
Finnish conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen is perhaps best known for his skillsas an orchestral director rather than as a composer; it is a joy, therefore,to have stumbled across this wonderful work. The Violin Concerto "Out OfNowhere", completed in 2009, is here given a resplendent debut by soloistLeila Josefowicz and the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra with Mr Salonen atthe helm. It's a fiendishly difficult piece but Ms Josefowicz hunkers downto deliver a truly inspiring performance. She seems to have been born to play it!The hushed celeste chords and spiky arpeggios which introduce Movement One leadus into a bristling sonic landscape of bubbling woodwind and brooding brass.The pervading atmospheric tension is beautifully articulated by the soloist.In Movement Two the orchestra seems to breathe like a sleeping beast beneaththe violin's yearning search for a melodic foothold atop the tympani's faintbut steady heartbeat. The raucous rhythmic mayhem of Movement Three with itshair raising tuttis has Ms Josefwicz plucking and sawing for all she's worth;Movement Four, therefore, must have come as something of a relief as the worksettles down into its hauntingly lyrical conclusion. Music for a starlit night.The inclusion of 'Nyx', a single movement composition for large orchestra,with prominent roles for clarinet and horn section, further displays thisfine composer's richly dramatic imagination and ability to stir our spirits.The Deutsche Grammmophon recording captures the thrilling vitality of both works.Highly Recommended.
5.0 out of 5 stars A Clear Voice Shines Through, 20 Feb 2013
Esa-Pekka Salonen has quietly moved from being perceived as a conductor to a conductor who can dabble quite nicely in composition to a composer of serious merit. His earlier works like "Foreign Bodies"; "Wing on Wing", Piano Concerto and "LA Variations" certainly won him many fans. These works were colourfully orchestrated and combined a love of sensuous impressionist harmonies with John Adams' post-modern minimalism. The debt Salonen owed to Adam's "Na�ve and Sentimental Music" was very obvious in those works: not that that is a bad thing. Just try listening to that after hearing "Foreign Bodies".The Violin Concerto and "Nyx" show a great deal more subtlety. One review bemoans the thinner orchestration in these two works but to me they are as rich and sensuous as the other pieces: If anything the other works tended to be a little heavy handed in comparison.My first impression of the Violin Concerto was that this was colourfully but economically orchestrated. The first three movements contrast with each other but are rather short. The slow finale is more extended and carries the main weight of the piece. The four movements, as a result, balance very well together."Nyx" feels like an extension and expansion from this finale, constantly shifting but always arresting. If anything it's an even more impressive work than the Violin Concerto. These two works depend less on the driving momentum of Adam's style, carrying the listener along with shifting light and colour rather than rhythmic drive: it's quite a skill to maintain a piece that way. As a result Salonen has a clearer voice of his own and is all the better for that.My one quibble is one that I have with many recordings of contemporary works: it's far too short. We get less than fifty minutes but DG know that we enthusiasts are prepared to pay every time. When the music is this good I'll keep paying and I won't knock a star off either.The performances and recording are as good as the other reviewers suggest and it's always a bonus to have a composer conducting his own work: that's why he took to conducting in the first place. It's a bonus to have one who has made his name as a conductor an dhas worked in partnership with Leila Josefowicz on the Violin Concerto. You really couldn't ask for anything better.
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Salonen: "Out Of Nowhere" - Violin Concerto; Nyx [+digital booklet] by Esa-Pekka Salonen and Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra and Leila Josefowicz

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Patent US7692667 - Handheld computer having moveable segments that are interactive with an ... - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsA handheld computer is provided that includes a first module and at least a second module. The first module includes a processor and a display. The second module is slideably coupled to the first module so that it functions as a sliding cover that may effectively change the visible area of the underlying...http://www.google.com/patents/US7692667?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US7692667 - Handheld computer having moveable segments that are interactive with an integrated displayAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS7692667 B2Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 10/006,538Publication dateApr 6, 2010Filing dateNov 30, 2001Priority dateAug 17, 2001Fee statusPaidAlso published asUS20030038786, US20100159984, WO2003049078A1, WO2003049078A9Publication number006538, 10006538, US 7692667 B2, US 7692667B2, US-B2-7692667, US7692667 B2, US7692667B2InventorsHuy P. Nguyen, Lawrence LamOriginal AssigneePalm, Inc.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (152), Non-Patent Citations (66), Referenced by (34), Classifications (31), Legal Events (7) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetHandheld computer having moveable segments that are interactive with an integrated display
This patent application is a continuation-in-part of, and claims priority to, U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/932,213, �Handheld Computer Having Moveable Segments That Can Be Adjusted to Affect a Size of the Handheld Computer�, filed Aug. 17, 2001.
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by Carry Tim
Organization: Center for E-Commerce Infrastructure Development, The University of Hong Kong /
Location: Forum on Electronic Transaction Development - Opportunities for IT Industry & Users /
Event Date: Mar 8, 2006
E-Transaction Technology R&D in HK March 8, 2006 Trading Using FAX E-Transaction Technology R&D in Hong Kong Thomas Lee Chief Technology Officer Chief PO PO 1/9/2005 Center for E-Commerce E- 1/9/2005 ABC Co. ABC Co. order food Infrastructure Development order food Repetitive data entry University of Hong Kong and checking Low productivity Prone to human errors Making e-commerce everyday commerce Center for E-commerce Infrastructure Development Paperless Trading With Center for E-Commerce E- e-Transaction Technology Infrastructure Development Fax machine for electronic documents? HKU E-Commerce R&D Center established since 2002 E- To create an infrastructure and environment that To create an infrastructure and environment that allows e-commerce to pervade large and small businesses allows e-commerce to pervade large and small businesses through technology innovation, industry collaboration, through technology innovation, industry collaboration, and knowledge cultivation. and knowledge cultivation. System-to-system data System- to- exchange HK$32.7M (US$4.2M) Innovation and Technology Fund 01010101 01010101 10101010 10101010 Manual data entry and 01010101 01010101 checking saved Additional Accurate data exchange Industry ebXML Interoperability SOA Sponsorship HK$9.5M HK$14M HK$9.2M HK$9.2M Human fraud avoided HK$4.2M (cash and software) Round-the-clock operation Round- the- Making e-commerce everyday commerce Making e-commerce everyday commerce Center for E-commerce Infrastructure Development Center for E-commerce Infrastructure Development Sustainable R&D Model R&D Focus Primitive Technology Outsourcing E-Commerce Integration Technology Technology Standardization R&D Collab. Collab. With Industry Pilot Deployment B2B and enterprise application integration R&D E-commerce modeling and standardization R&D Proven Consulting Input Technology Create innovative products using open standards Mission Education and Vision Participate in international e-commerce standardization e- Mass Technology Specialize technologies for the Asia region Deployment Transfer Enable SMEs to utilize Internet to do business Products Licenses Open standards: Service Oriented Architecture, Open Source Commercialization IT Community Web Services, ebXML, UBL, etc. ebXML, Software Services Making e-commerce everyday commerce Making e-commerce everyday commerce Center for E-commerce Infrastructure Development Center for E-commerce Infrastructure Development@ 2006 CECID. All rights reserved. 1 2.
E-Transaction Technology R&D in HK March 8, 2006 Global Market Penetration B2B EDI on the Internet Using Open Source Strategy Private Open-source e-commerce software downloaded by users Open- EDI Network from 80+ countries Hermes B2B messaging gateway Order EDI gateway Doc EDI gateway FreebXML.org – international open-source initiative to open- Buyer (EDI) Seller promote open-source e-commerce software open- e- Expensive !! With Hermes Internet Hermes Order Hermes Doc Buyer (XML) Seller Cost effective,for E-commerce Infrastructure Development Center affordable byeveryday commerce Making e-commerce SMEs !! Making e-commerce everyday commerce Center for E-commerce Infrastructure Development R&D Commercialization Adoption by HK SAR Government Commercial partners to provide OGCIO Dept B Dept C Open-source support packages Open- Commercial enterprise edition Plug-and-play B2B appliance Plug- and- Web Services e-Government Infrastructure Training and certification Hermes / ebXML Service (EGIS) HKSARG OGCIO Recruitment Issuance Shipping Clinics Agents Companies Agents Hermes B2B Other Connector products B2B Connector Making e-commerce everyday commerce Making e-commerce everyday commerce Center for E-commerce Infrastructure Development Center for E-commerce Infrastructure Development Awards Conclusion E-transaction capability enhances international competitiveness Key for Hong Kong to become a regional trade hub Software and standards are core e-transaction infrastructure technology Technology must be affordable, simple, and open for worldwide adoption worldwide Open source software and open standards University-industry partnership builds sustainable R&D University- model Government leadership in e-commerce adoption is a e- Linux Linux Business Award 2005 Asia Pacific Asia Pacific ICT Awards 2004 6th HKCS 6th HKCS IT Excellence Awards ebXML Asia ebXML Asia Interoperability Certificate critical success factor Business Award 2005 ICT Awards 2004 IT Excellence Awards Interoperability Certificate Making e-commerce everyday commerce Making e-commerce everyday commerce Center for E-commerce Infrastructure Development Center for E-commerce Infrastructure Development@ 2006 CECID. All rights reserved. 2 3.
E-Transaction Technology R&D in HK March 8, 2006 Thank You http://www.cecid.hku.hk@ 2006 CECID. All rights reserved. 3 Recommended
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