Abstract: Apparatuses, systems, and techniques to perform computational operations in response to one or more compute uniform device architecture (CUDA) programs. In at least one embodiment, one or more computational operations are to cause one or more other computational operations to wait until matrix multiply-accumulate (MMA) memory transactions are performed.

Abstract: Apparatuses, systems, and techniques to perform computational operations in response to one or more compute uniform device architecture (CUDA) programs. In at least one embodiment, one or more computational operations are to indicate whether matrix multiply-accumulate (MMA) memory operations are complete.

Abstract: Apparatuses, systems, and techniques to perform computational operations in response to one or more compute uniform device architecture (CUDA) programs. In at least one embodiment, one or more computational operations are to cause two or more other computational operations to be performed by two or more streaming multiprocessors (SMs).

Abstract: Apparatuses, systems, and techniques to perform computational operations in response to one or more compute uniform device architecture (CUDA) programs. In at least one embodiment, one or more computational operations are to cause one or more other computational operations to wait until a portion of matrix multiply-accumulate (MMA) operations have been performed.

Abstract: An adapter for a recess can. The adapter includes a hangar bar having a first section slidably connected to a second section. The hangar bar has a first end mount on a first end and a second end mount on a second opposite end of the hangar bar. The adapter also includes a clamping mechanism sized and shaped to fit within a slot of the hangar bar. The clamping mechanism holds the first section stationary in relationship to the second section. The adapter also includes an adapter bracket attachable to the hangar bar. The end mounts are attached to a wall of the recess can and a fixture bracket is attached to the adapter bracket for supporting a fixture.

Abstract: A fan bracket assembly for supporting a fan assembly from a slanted surface. The fan bracket assembly includes a main body having a peripheral section, an open area sized to hold wiring of the fan assembly and an extension. The fan bracket is affixed to a slanted surface. The fan bracket assembly includes a detachable mounting ball sized and shaped to fit and be retained within the peripheral section. The mounting ball has a surface area extending beyond a horizontal reference line bisecting the mounting ball and a slat extending beyond the horizontal reference line. The extension is positioned within the slot to rotationally restrain the mounting ball. The bracket assembly also includes a down rod attached to the mounting ball for supporting the fan assembly. When the fan assembly is hung from the down rod, the extension remains within the slot to rotationally restrain the mounting ball.

Abstract: A bracket for supporting a load from a mounting assembly. The bracket includes an upper portion having a support element and a lower portion having a mount for coupling the load to the bracket. The bracket also includes at least two side supports coupled to the support element and the mount located on sides of the mounting assembly. The upper portion, lower portion and side supports of the bracket are sized and shaped to fit over a perimeter of the support element. In one embodiment, the support arms are two support arms spaced across a length of the bracket to spread a load on the bracket.

Abstract: A connector for connecting a cable to an electrical junction box. The connector includes a continuous flange and a wall extending from the flange. The wall has a lower end attached to the flange and an opposite upper end. A passageway runs substantially parallel to a central axis of the connector. In addition, the connector includes a horizontal tab extending substantially perpendicular from the wall within the passageway. One or more vertical tabs extend vertically from the flange and are capable of hinging inwardly. A cable is inserted within the passageway and retained by the horizontal tab within the connector.

Abstract: An adapter for a recess can. The adapter includes a hangar bar having a first section slidably connected to a second section. The hangar bar has a first end mount on a first end and a second end mount on a second opposite end of the hangar bar. The adapter also includes a damping mechanism sized and shaped to fit within a slot of the hangar bar. The clamping mechanism holds the first section stationary in relationship to the second section. The adapter also includes an adapter bracket attachable to the hangar bar. The end mounts are attached to a wall of the recess can and a fixture bracket is attached to the adapter bracket for supporting a fixture.

Abstract: A system for attaching an electrical box to a mounting assembly. The system includes a metallic mounting assembly and a metallic electrical box. A permanent fastener is utilized for attaching the electrical box to the mounting assembly. A magnet is positioned on or near the electrical box and mounting assembly providing a magnetic attraction with the mounting assembly and the electrical box, thereby temporarily attaching the electrical box to the mounting assembly. In one embodiment, the magnet is a magnetic disc positioned in an indentation on a top surface of the electrical box. The fastener may be one or more screws attached to a mounting bracket affixed to the mounting assembly which is inserted through the top surface of the electrical box and into the interior of the electrical box.

Abstract: An adapter for a recess can. The adapter includes a planar surface having two plate extensions extending perpendicular from the planar surface. The plate extensions are sized to fit flush against a wall of a recess can. In addition, the planar surface is sized to fit over an interior of the recess can and includes a central opening. The planar surface is configured for attaching to the wall of the recess can by inserting screws through the first and second plates and the wall of the recess can.

Abstract: A bracket for supporting a load from a mounting assembly. The bracket includes an upper portion having a support element and a lower portion having a mount for coupling the load to the bracket. The bracket also includes at least two side supports coupled to the support element and the mount located on sides of the mounting assembly. The upper portion, lower portion and side supports of the bracket are sized and shaped to fit over a perimeter of the support element. In one embodiment, the support arms are two support arms spaced across a length of the bracket to spread a load on the bracket.

Abstract: A mounting bracket assembly for hanging a heavy object in a ceiling area comprises a support bar and a clamping component. The support bar telescopes to span a distance between a pair of spaced joists, includes two tubular members which have axes that are parallel and are oriented side-by-side, and an end-plate at each end of the support bar. An overlay for each end-plate includes circular bosses to hold and align preset fasteners, and a slide to adjust the height of the end-plate. The clamping component includes a clamping bar, and at least one fastener that attach the clamping bar to an electrical junction box. When a portion of the support bar is positioned between the clamping bar and the electrical junction box, tightening the fastener that attaches the clamping bar to the electrical junction box will secure the electrical junction box to the support bar.

Abstract: The present invention is a flex lock nut. The flex lock nut includes a hexagonally shaped nut body having a threaded bore. In addition, the nut body includes a collar portion formed by six slotted segments mounted on an upper end of the nut body. The collar portion has a smaller diameter than the nut body. On a bottom opposite end of the nut body is an annular recess located on a perimeter around the bore. When the flex lock nut is seated upon a thread bolt, the lock nut provides two locking features. First, while threading the nut upon the bolt, the slotted segments expand to provide a conventional upper locking feature. In addition, as the flex lock nut is continually seated upon the bolt, the annular recess deforms, thereby provide a novel second locking feature.

Abstract: Various forms of ceiling fan with easy install features are disclosed. The fans include an electrical quick connect device. The quick connect device includes a plug/receptacle configuration enabling the fan to easily connect to an electricity supply while providing the gravitational and rotational support required by the fan.

Abstract: A lock nut having a locking ring with a spoon-shaped lug. The lock ring includes a nut body having a bore with an interior threaded portion and a substantially cylindrical recess coaxial with the threaded portion of the bore. The recess includes a single notch on a portion of the recess. In addition, the lock ring includes a threaded locking ring positioned within the recess. The locking ring is deformed when threading the bolt onto the lock nut to frictionally grip the bolt. The locking ring also includes a single projecting lug at one side only of the locking ring, which fits into the notch to prevent relative rotation between the ring and the nut body. The lug includes a bowl-shaped nodule for collecting shavings gathering within the threads of the bolt and the interior bore of the lock nut.