Abstract: A cooling device (1) comprises a top plate (2), a bottom plate (3), an axial flow inlet (4) in the top plate (2), a rotor support (5) on the top plate (2), and a pump rotor fan (6). The outer dimensions are 40 mm in diameter and 4 mm in height. The internal separation of the plates 2 and 3 is 4 mm. The cooling device (1) has a low profile in scale. Depending on the configuration and on operating parameters steady or unsteady fluid flow vortices can be created in the heat sink. The resulting flow field enhances heat transfer rates locally through impingement cooling and thermal transport by the vortices, whether generated to be steady or unsteady in nature. Also, the vortices drive a secondary flow within the heat sink, effectively creating a pumping mechanism, which further enhances heat transfer.
Abstract: A detector system detects values on a storage medium where there is ISI. The symbols are stored as pits in a close hexagonal lattice having u, v, and x dimensions at mutual 60° separations from an individual pit. The value for a particular symbol is determined by generating an estimate for the symbol in each of the u, v, and x dimensions. These estimates are used to generate a decision for the symbol as it is at the intersection of these dimensions. Thus a number of 1-dimensional detectors can be used although the platform is two-dimensional with ISI.
Abstract: An apparatus comprising a substrate having a surface configured to accommodate a fluid thereover. A plurality of fluid-support-structures are on the surface. Each of the fluid-support-structures has at least one dimension of less than one millimeter. A well in the substrate has an opening on the surface. A medium is locatable between the plurality of fluid-support-structures and in the well. The medium located between the fluid-support-structures is in communication with the medium in the well.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
September 15, 2005
Date of Patent:
August 19, 2008
Assignees:
Lucent Technologies Inc., University of Limerick
Inventors:
Marc Scott Hodes, Paul Robert Kolodner, Thomas Nikita Krupenkin, Joseph Ashley Taylor, Ryan Maurice Enright
Abstract: One embodiment of a shock apparatus comprises at least one linear impact object capable of movement along a first substantially linear path; a rotational impact object capable of rotation about an axis of rotation and movement along a second substantially linear path parallel to the first substantially linear path, a mass of the linear impact object being greater than an effective mass of the rotational impact object; and a guide to guide the movement of the linear and rotational impact objects along the first and second substantially linear parallel paths. In one embodiment, the linear impact object comprises an impact portion for impacting the rotational impact object, the impact portion having a selectable position, and selecting the position determining the relative proportion of rotational and linear shock accelerations which an impact between the linear impact object and the rotational impact object provides to the rotational impact object.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
March 17, 2006
Date of Patent:
May 6, 2008
Assignees:
Lucent Technologies Inc., University Of Limerick
Inventors:
Suresh Goyal, Bryan Anthony Rodgers, Marie-Loic Leport
Abstract: An apparatus comprising a substrate having a surface configured to accommodate a fluid thereover. A plurality of fluid-support-structures are on the surface. Each of the fluid-support-structures has at least one dimension of less than one millimeter. A well in the substrate has an opening on the surface. A medium is locatable between the plurality of fluid-support-structures and in the well. The medium located between the fluid-support-structures is in communication with the medium in the well.
Type:
Application
Filed:
September 15, 2005
Publication date:
March 15, 2007
Applicants:
Lucent Technologies Inc., University of Limerick
Inventors:
Marc Hodes, Paul Kolodner, Thomas Krupenkin, Joseph Taylor, Ryan Enright