Abstract: Improved magnetic field sensing is provided by switching between a Hall effect mode and an inductive mode. The inductive mode is used when the frequency of the magnetic field being sensed is above a frequency threshold. The Hall effect mode is used when the frequency of the magnetic field is below the frequency threshold. The sensor element can be any Hall effect sensor element. In the Hall effect mode, the sensor element is used conventionally, optionally including refinements such as current spinning for more accurate results. In the inductive mode, no current is provided to the sensor element. The resulting transverse sensor voltage is induced by time-variation of the magnetic field, and can be used as a measure of magnetic field strength.

Abstract: The present invention relates to pharmaceutical compositions comprising peanut protein, methods of manufacturing such pharmaceutical compositions and uses for such pharmaceutical compositions. Embodiments of the invention relate to pharmaceutical peanut protein compositions for oral administration in immunotherapy for the treatment of peanut allergy.

Abstract: GaN/Al0.20Ga0.80N/GaN heterostructures Micro-Hall effect sensors providing simultaneous current and temperature detection over at least a best performance temperature range of ?183° C. and 252° C.

Abstract: GaN/Al0.20Ga0.80N/GaN heterostructures Micro-Hall effect sensors providing simultaneous current and temperature detection over at least a best performance temperature range of ?183° C. and 252° C.

Abstract: A technology for reporting diagnostic information for code of an application program interface is disclosed. In one method approach, diagnostic information for a line of code in a file associated with an application program interface is received. The diagnostic information includes a designation of the line of code. The diagnostic information is stored in a fixed sized buffer. Efficient use of memory is provided without requiring elimination of other diagnostic information previously stored in the fixed sized buffer.

Abstract: Detailed herein is a technology which, among other things, allows the manufacturer of a computer system to be identified. In one approach to the technology, a method of determining the manufacturer of a computer is described. The method involves accessing a collection of manufacturer identification code information. The method also involves reading a specific manufacturer identification code from the computer. The method calls for comparing the specific manufacturer identification code with the collection of manufacturer identification code information, to determine the manufacturer of the computer.

Abstract: A technology for reporting diagnostic information for code of an application program interface is disclosed. In one method approach, diagnostic information for a line of code in a file associated with an application program interface is received. The diagnostic information includes a designation of the line of code. The diagnostic information is stored in a fixed sized buffer. Efficient use of memory is provided without requiring elimination of other diagnostic information previously stored in the fixed sized buffer.

Abstract: A system and method for providing automated low bandwidth updates of computer anti-virus application components is described. Components of one or more deployed computer anti-virus applications requiring updating are periodically identified. Each updated computer anti-virus application component is pulled from a component repository on a centralized component server by a replicator. Each out-of-date computer anti-virus application component is updated. The one or more updated computer anti-virus application components for the computer anti-virus applications are pushed to superagents. The updated computer anti-virus application components to the deployed computer anti-virus applications are multicast to agents.

Abstract: A secure method and system for administering to software on a plurality of client computers is disclosed. One or more pre-set policies for one or more client computers may be stored on and transmitted in a secure manner from a central server that is under the control of a system administrator to the client computers over a public network or e-mail systems. The central server is preferably an HTTP server containing software for creating packages of information and for protecting the integrity of the packages during transmission over a virtual secured pipe. The packages may contain policy for the various clients that are to be maintained. The policy may comprise software configurations for software that resides on the clients, software to be installed on one or more clients, or any other information and data that is needed to maintain and manage the clients.

Abstract: A method, system, and computer program product for malware scanning of data that is being transferred or downloaded to a computer system that is performed at the protocol level, and is capable of blocking the spread of malwares that may not be blocked by operating system level scanning. A method of detecting a malware comprises the steps of: a) receiving a data stream, b) scanning the data stream at a protocol level to detect a malware, c) removing the detected malware from the data stream, and d) transmitting the data stream without the malware.