Abstract: A discharging mechanism for automatic cooking device, an automatic cooking device and an automatic cooking method. In the automatic cooking device, a conveyer belt, a discharging mechanism, a cooking component and other operation units are arranged compactly to significantly reduce floor space. A feed toggle device in the discharging mechanism picks ingredient boxes on the conveyer belt and pushes the ingredient boxes to storage platforms. A feed grip device in the discharging mechanism picks an ingredient box on the storage platform and rotates to move the ingredient box over a cooking pot, thereby pouring the ingredient into the cooking pot. Further, the feed grip device rotates the empty ingredient box over a garbage bag hanging ring and enables the ingredient box to fall into a garbage bag. All units in this automatic cooking device are compactly arranged to save space and cover small area, particularly suitable for small kitchens.

Abstract: A vibration reduction system may include a base. A vibration reduction system may include a computing component connected to the base. The computing component has a vibration frequency. A vibration reduction system may include a tuned mass dampener having a tuned frequency to reduce a magnitude of vibration of the computing component.

Abstract: A headlamp assembly comprising an adjustable strap, a mount receiver, a light, and a mount attachment. The mount receiver is coupled to the adjustable strap. The light includes a body, a head pivotably coupled relative to the body by a hinge, and a light emitting element supported on the head. The mount attachment includes a first attachment structure configured to selectively engage the light and a second attachment structure configured to selectively engage the mount receiver. The first attachment structure and second attachment structure are operable independent of one another such that the light is capable of being removed from the mount receiver either by removing the light from the mount attachment or by removing the light and the mount attachment from the mount receiver.

Abstract: A mount system comprising a mount receiver, a light, and a mount attachment. The light includes a body, a head pivotably coupled relative to the body by a hinge, and a light emitting element mounted on the head. The mount attachment is configured to engage both the mount receiver and the light to secure the light to the mount receiver.

Abstract: A commonly designed processor heat exchanger decouples the mounting hardware used to mount the heat exchanger to a processor from the heat exchanger itself. This allows a single heat exchanger design to be mounted to various different types of processors using processor customized mounting brackets that engage with flanges extending out from a body of the heat exchanger.

Abstract: A leak detection system for a thermal interface material (TIM) includes a sensor located proximate to a processor. As thermal fluctuations or other events cause the TIM to flow out of the gap between the processor and a thermal management device, a leak detection sensor may detect the presence of the TIM. This allows an operator of the computing device to identify TIM leaks, thereby preventing or reducing damage to the processor or other electronic components of a computing device.

Abstract: An electrically conducting substrate includes a plurality of layers. A strain gauge is deposited on a layer of the plurality of layers. The strain gauge measures the stress and/or strain of the electrically conducting substrate. This allows the strain gauge to determine whether a stress or strain of the electrically conducting substrate has caused the electrically conducting substrate to deform, crack, or break.

Abstract: A computing system and related methods are described. The computing system includes a heat-generating component. The computing system includes an evaporation plate thermally connected to the heat-generating component. The computing system includes a cryogenic cooling system positioned proximate to the evaporation plate. The cryogenic cooling system is configured to release a cryogenic fluid onto the evaporation plate to cool the heat-generating component. The cryogenic fluid has a boiling point of less than 273 K.

Abstract: A status monitoring system includes a status sensor configured to monitor a status of an electronic circuit. If the status monitoring system detects a status that exceeds a threshold, the status monitoring system records the details of the event on the electronic circuit. The status monitoring system operates in a low-power power mode during transit from a manufacturing facility to an installation location.

Abstract: A rack security system includes a locking mechanism connected to a server. The locking mechanism is configured to lock onto the busbar of a rack. When the locking mechanism is locked to the busbar, the locking mechanism may prevent removal of the server from the rack. When the locking mechanism is unlocked, the server may be removable from the rack.

Abstract: A leak mitigation system for a fluid-cooled computing device includes an absorbent pad having a fluid sensor connected to an absorbent material. The absorbent pad is placed in a position relative to the fluid-cooled computing device to collect fluid from the cooling system. The sensor detects the presence of a fluid absorbed by the absorbent material and the leak mitigation system implements a leak mitigation protocol to prevent or reduce damage to the computing device.

Abstract: A system and method for controlling a cooling system for an electronic datacenter component using a two-phase thermal management system with dynamic thermoelectric regulation. The system includes a thermoelectric cooler to transfer heat to a hot conduit of the thermal management system and initialize or maintain a natural convective flow of working fluid by maintaining a temperature difference between a hot and cold conduit.

Abstract: A modular data storage tape library includes a modular frame having a form factor similar to other types of computing racks. The modular data storage tape library includes a hermetically sealed enclosure within the modular frame and a cooling portion within the modular frame. Data storage tapes, data storage drives and robotics for moving the data storage tapes are included within the hermetically sealed enclosure. A heat exchanger transfers heat from the hermetically sealed enclosure to the cooling portion outside of the sealed enclosure through a boundary of the hermetically sealed enclosure without introducing air from the data center into the hermetically sealed enclosure. Because air is neither introduced nor removed from the hermetically sealed enclosure, humidity fluctuations are minimal, if existent, and contaminants are prevented from entering the hermetically sealed enclosure, thus increasing the life spans of the data storage tapes included in the hermetically sealed enclosure.

Abstract: A system and method for cooling an electronic datacenter component using a two-phase thermal management system with dynamic thermoelectric regulation. The system includes a thermoelectric cooler to transfer heat to a hot conduit of the thermal management system and initialize or maintain a natural convective flow of working fluid by maintaining a temperature difference between a hot and cold conduit.

Abstract: A mount system comprising a mount receiver, a light, and a mount attachment. The light includes a body, a head pivotably coupled relative to the body by a hinge, and a light emitting element mounted on the head. The mount attachment is configured to engage both the mount receiver and the light to secure the light to the mount receiver.

Abstract: A handheld vacuum cleaner includes a main body with a handle extending along a handle axis. The handheld vacuum cleaner also includes a motor assembly positioned within the main body. The handle axis intersects the motor assembly. The handheld vacuum cleaner also includes a dirty air inlet positioned at a front of the handheld vacuum cleaner and extending along an inlet axis. In addition, the handheld vacuum cleaner includes a cyclonic chamber in fluid communication with the dirty air inlet and the motor assembly. The cyclonic chamber defines a separator axis. The inlet axis and the separator axis intersect to form an acute angle extending between the dirty air inlet and the cyclonic chamber. The inlet axis and the handle axis intersect to form an obtuse angle extending between the dirty air inlet and the handle.

Abstract: A handheld vacuum cleaner (10), including a main body (22) having a handle (98), a motor assembly (114) positioned within the main body, and a cyclonic separator assembly (26) removably coupled to the main body. The cyclonic separator assembly includes an inlet nozzle (42) having a dirty air inlet (14) positioned in the front of the handheld vacuum cleaner when the cyclonic separator assembly is coupled to the main body, and a cyclonic chamber (30) in fluid communication with the dirty air inlet. The cyclonic chamber defines a separator axis (34). The cyclonic separator assembly further includes a dirt collection region (38) configured to receive debris separated in the cyclonic chamber. The inlet nozzle includes an upstream height (270) measured perpendicular to the inlet axis and a downstream height (274) measured parallel to the separator axis. The downstream height is larger than the upstream height.

Abstract: A motor driving assembly includes a motor. The motor includes an outer housing, and a rotor and a brush holder received in the outer housing. The rotor includes a rotary shaft extending out of the outer housing. A commutator is fixed on a shaft portion of the rotary shaft within the outer housing. Brushes for contacting the commutator are disposed on the brush holder. A visible identification mark fixed relative to the rotary shaft is disposed outside the outer housing of the motor, such that a relative position between the brushes and the commutator in a rotational direction of the rotary shaft is identifiable by reference to a position of the visible identification mark relative to the outer housing in the rotational direction of the rotary shaft. As such, the commutator can be prevented from stalling at a position where arcing noise may be easily generated.

Abstract: A handheld vacuum cleaner (10) includes a main body (22) with a handle (98) extending along a handle axis (110). The handheld vacuum cleaner (10) also includes a motor assembly (114) positioned within the main body (22). The handle axis (110) intersects the motor assembly (114). The handheld vacuum cleaner (10) also includes a dirty air inlet (14) positioned in the front of the handheld vacuum cleaner (10) and extending along an inlet axis (46). In addition, the handheld vacuum cleaner (10) includes a cyclonic chamber (30) in fluid communication with the dirty air inlet (14) and the motor assembly (114). The cyclonic chamber (30) defines a separator axis (34). The inlet axis (46) and the separator axis (34) intersect to form an acute angle (214) extending between the dirty air inlet (14) and the cyclonic chamber (30). The inlet axis (46) and the handle axis(110) intersect to form an obtuse angle (250) extending between the dirty air inlet (14) and the handle (98).

Abstract: A handheld vacuum cleaner (10), includes a main body (22), a motor assembly (114) positioned within the main body, and a dirty air inlet (14) positioned at a front of the handheld vacuum cleaner and extending along an inlet axis (46). The handheld vacuum cleaner also includes a cyclonic chamber (30) in fluid communication with the dirty air inlet and the motor assembly. The cyclonic chamber defines a separator axis (34). The inlet axis and the separator axis intersect to form an acute angle (214) extending between the dirty air inlet and the cyclonic chamber. The acute angle is within the range of 20 to 60 degrees such that when the handheld vacuum cleaner is operated in a normal operating condition with the dirty air inlet pointed downwardly the separator axis is oriented vertically.