Abstract: An operating system for a circuit breaker includes a bail and a base that supports the circuit breaker and the bail. The bail extends around the circuit breaker and is pivotally attached to the base, such as by snap engagement. The bail and the base are made of an insulative plastic material such that the circuit breaker may vent hot gases, charged particles, plasma and the like without transferring charge to the operating system components. Additional features may be molded into the parts, such as supports and operators for auxiliary switches.

Abstract: A system for adjusting the position of a circuit breaker is provided. The system allows for translation of the circuit breaker with respect to a support base and interfacing mechanisms, such as those that serve to switch the circuit breaker between its operative states. Adjustment is afforded by an adjustment plate fitted to the support base and that moves with the circuit breaker. Slots through the support base allow for movement of the plate and circuit breaker. A threaded member allows for continuous movement of the plate and circuit breaker for accurate positioning.

Abstract: An apparatus including a ROM, an event detector, and a tamper detector. The ROM has BIOS contents stored as plaintext, and an encrypted digest. The encrypted digest is an encrypted version of a first digest corresponding to the BIOS contents. The event detector generates an interrupt that interrupts operation of the system upon occurrence of an event. The tamper detector is operatively coupled to the ROM and accesses the BIOS contents and the encrypted digest upon assertion of the interrupt, and directs a microprocessor to generate a second digest corresponding to the BIOS contents and a decrypted digest corresponding to the encrypted digest using the same algorithms and key that were employed to generate the first digest and the encrypted digest, and compares the second message digest with the decrypted message digest, and precludes the operation of the microprocessor if the second digest and the decrypted digest are not equal.

Abstract: A dye-sensitized photoelectric conversion device of the present invention has high energy conversion efficiency, even if the amount of iodine added into the electrolyte solution is significantly reduced. The dye-sensitized photoelectric conversion device has a porous photoelectrode layer comprising dye-sensitized semiconductor particles, an electrolyte solution layer, and a counter electrode layer in order. The electrolyte solution layer comprises an electrolyte solution containing 0.05 to 5 M of an aliphatic quarternary ammonium ion, 0.05 to 5 M of an imidazolium ion, and 0.1 to 10 M of iodide ion. The ions are dissolved in an organic solvent. Consequently, the amount of iodine added into the electrolyte solution can be reduced significantly.

Abstract: An apparatus including a ROM, a selector, and a detector. The ROM has partitions and encrypted digests. Each of the partitions is stored as plaintext, and each of the encrypted digests includes an encrypted version of a first digest associated with a corresponding one of the partitions. The selector selects one or more of the partitions responsive to an interrupt.

Abstract: An apparatus including a BIOS read only memory (ROM) and a tamper detector. The BIOS ROM includes BIOS contents stored as plaintext, and an encrypted message digest comprising an encrypted version of a first message digest that corresponds to the BIOS contents. The tamper detector is coupled to the BIOS ROM, and accesses the BIOS contents and the encrypted message digest upon reset of a microprocessor, and directs the microprocessor to generate a second message digest corresponding to the BIOS contents and a decrypted message digest corresponding to the encrypted message digest using the same algorithms and key that were employed to generate the first message digest and the encrypted message digest, and compares the second message digest with the decrypted message digest, and precludes the operation of the microprocessor if the second message digest and the decrypted message digest are not equal.

Abstract: When programming a set of non-volatile storage elements using a multi-stage programming process, a series of programming pulses are used for each stage. The magnitude of the initial program pulse for the current stage being performed is dynamically set as a function of the number of program pulses used for the same stage of the multi-stage programming process when programming non-volatile storage elements connected to on one or more previously programmed word lines.

Abstract: An electronic device includes a housing and a display device. The housing includes at least one recess. The display device includes a plurality of layers that externally couple to the housing. One of the layers includes at least one tab extending perpendicular to a surface of the display device. The tab is coupled to at least a portion of a perimeter of the recess.

Abstract: A module IC package structure includes a substrate unit, an electronic unit, a package unit and a shielding unit. The substrate unit including a circuit substrate, a grounding layer disposed inside the circuit substrate, and an outer conductive structure disposed on the outer surrounding peripheral surface of the circuit substrate. The outer conductive structure includes a plurality of outer conductive layers. The grounding layer is exposed from the circuit substrate for directly contacting the outer conductive layers. The electronic unit includes a plurality of electronic components disposed on the circuit substrate. The package unit includes a package gel body disposed on the circuit substrate to enclose the electronic components. The shielding unit includes a metal shielding layer enclosing the package gel body and directly contacting the outer conductive structure. Whereby, the grounding layer is electrically connected to the metal shielding layer through the outer conductive structure directly.

Abstract: An approach to multiprotocol ACL implementation with guaranteed protocol compliance is described. In one approach, a method of access rights validation for a multiprotocol supported file server is detailed. The method involves receiving a request to store a file with a security descriptor and storing the security descriptor in an extended attribute associated with the file. Subsequently, the security descriptor is expanded to extract a set of ACEs. Access to the file can then be validated against the ACEs expanded from the security descriptor according to the specifications of the protocol that created the security descriptor.

Abstract: A control node of a multi-tenant stream management service receives a request to initialize a data stream to be comprised of a plurality of data records. The control node determines, based on a partitioning policy, parameters to be used to configure subsystems for ingestion, storage and retrieval of the records. The control node identifies resources to be used for a node of retrieval subsystem The retrieval node is configured to implement programmatic record retrieval interfaces, including respective interfaces to implement non-sequential and sequential access patterns. The control node configures the retrieval node using the selected resources.

Abstract: A data storage device includes a non-volatile memory and a controller. A method includes initiating a write operation to write first data to a first word line of a multi-level cell (MLC) block of the non-volatile memory. The method further includes compensating, in response to an event that interrupts programming at the first word line, for incompletion of a write disturb effect at the MLC block due to the event by copying second data from a second word line of the MLC block to a second block of the non-volatile memory or by writing dummy data to the second word line.

Abstract: A data storage device includes a non-volatile memory and a controller. A method includes writing an indication of a first error rate of a first set of bits to the non-volatile memory. The first set of bits is sensed from a word line of the non-volatile memory. The word line is sensed to generate a second set of bits in response to a first power-on event being initiated at the data storage device after writing the indication of the first error rate to the non-volatile memory. The method further includes setting a data retention flag in response to a difference between the first error rate and a second error rate associated with the second set of bits satisfying a threshold.

Abstract: A remote switching system for electronic switches in a cabinet provides an actuator assembly communicating through a flexible cable with a door handle. The actuator assembly on the electronic switch provides a rotatably captive threaded fastener holding the sheath of the flexible cable to the actuator assembly allow ring a simple single-point tuning of the actuator operation. This tuning may be facilitated by a visual scale showing relative positions between the actuator assembly and an internal slider communicating with the operator of the electronic switch.

Abstract: A module IC package structure includes a substrate unit, an electronic unit, a package unit and a shielding unit. The substrate unit includes a circuit substrate and a grounding layer disposed inside the circuit substrate. The grounding layer is exposed from the outer surrounding peripheral surface of the circuit substrate. The electronic unit includes a plurality of electronic components disposed on the circuit substrate. The electronic components are electrically connected to the grounding layer through the circuit substrate. The package unit includes a package gel body disposed on the circuit substrate to enclose the electronic components. The shielding unit includes a metal shielding layer disposed on the outer surface of the package gel body and the surrounding peripheral surface of the circuit substrate. The metal shielding layer directly contacts the grounding layer, thus the electronic components are electrically connected to the metal shielding layer through the grounding layer.

Abstract: A fan-out package structure including a heat radiating side edge that includes a semiconductor substrate; a bond pad located on the semiconductor substrate; and a redistribution layer connected with the bond pad and located on the semiconductor substrate, wherein an end of the redistribution layer extends to a sidewall of the semiconductor substrate, and the end is coplanar with the sidewall.

Abstract: A gas directing system for a circuit breaker is disclosed. The system includes an insulative housing that fits over vents that convey hot gases upon operation of the circuit breaker. The housing has phase partitions that separate phase sections from one another, and transverse partitions that separate a venting sections for each phase from terminal sections. Gas diverting structures are provided in the venting sections that redirect hot gases towards apertures through which the gases vent. The overall structure may be much lower profile than previous design spacing requirements.

Abstract: A remote switching system for electrical switches in a cabinet provides an actuator frame and slider that may be assembled to the electrical switch to engage the switch actuator for remote control. The actuator frame includes an opening allowing insertion of a lock shank through the opening to block motion of the slider from an “off” state to an “on” state thereby allowing the actuator frame to also serve as a local lockout.

Abstract: A remote switching system for electrical switches in a cabinet provides simplified manufacture by attaching the flexible cable sheath and flexible cable to an actuator frame and slider, respectively, by means of flange elements attached to each of the sheath and cable that fit within corresponding receiving slots in the actuator frame and contained slider. A cover, which may be attached without fasteners, may then hold these flange elements within corresponding slots.

Abstract: A haptic interface device may be included in a simulator/slave controller system, which may be operated in simulator-mode or slave-controller mode. In simulator-mode, the haptic interface device may be utilized to control a virtual slave. In slave-controller mode, the haptic interface device may be utilized to control a real-world slave. The haptic interface device may include a plurality of ports, which may be movable with respect to each other. The haptic interface device may be configured to be operable in a plurality of configurations.