Abstract: A tapered Microstrip Leaky Wave Antenna (MLWA) may include: a grounded metallic plane; conducting traces disposed on the grounded metallic plane, the conducting traces may include: a tapered leaky section extending in a first direction from a first end of the tapered leaky section to a second end of the tapered leaky section, the tapered leaky section including two rectangular slots; and a monopole disposed at the second end of the tapered leaky section and extending in a second direction, the second direction crossing the first direction, a dielectric layer disposed between the grounded metallic plane and the conducting traces; and three Yagi elements disposed adjacent to at the second end of the tapered leaky section in parallel with the monopole.

Abstract: Disclosed is an adaptive maximum request size process to change the maximum request size for a RAID system in order to reflect the highest possible maximum request size permitted by the RAID type and the physical drives included in the RAID system. The maximum request size is a primary limiting characteristic for physical drive and logical drive performance. The logical drive maximum request size is limited by the physical drive maximum request size. Physical drives supporting older revisions of the physical drive standards have a much lower maximum request size than physical drives supporting newer revisions of the physical drive standard. The adaptive maximum request size process permits a RAID system to adjust the maximum request size to reflect the highest possible maximum request size allowed for a given system based on the physical drives of the RAID system and the RAID types of all RAID logical drives.

Abstract: Disclosed is an adaptive maximum request size process to change the maximum request size for a RAID system in order to reflect the highest possible maximum request size permitted by the RAID type and the physical drives included in the RAID system. The maximum request size is a primary limiting characteristic for physical drive and logical drive performance. The logical drive maximum request size is limited by the physical drive maximum request size. Physical drives supporting older revisions of the physical drive standards have a much lower maximum request size than physical drives supporting newer revisions of the physical drive standard. The adaptive maximum request size process permits a RAID system to adjust the maximum request size to reflect the highest possible maximum request size allowed for a given system based on the physical drives of the RAID system and the RAID types of all RAID logical drives.