Abstract: A lighting apparatus with light-emitting diode chips and a remote phosphor layer includes a plurality of LED chips, a cover, a heat sink, a first end cap, a second end cap, at least one PCB, and a LED driver. The plurality of LED chips is positioned on the at least one PCB and electronically connected with the LED driver. The LED driver is electrically connected with male contacts which traverse through the first end cap and the second end cap. The at least one PCB is enclosed with the cover, the heat sink, the first end cap, and the second end cap. The blue light and ultraviolet light from the plurality of LED chips coverts into white or yellow light from a phosphor layer of the cover, where the phosphor layer is remotely positioned from the plurality of LED chips.

Abstract: A lighting apparatus with light-emitting diode chips and a remote phosphor layer includes a plurality of LED chips, a cover, a heat sink, a first end cap, a second end cap, at least one PCB, and a LED driver. The plurality of LED chips is positioned on the at least one PCB and electronically connected with the LED driver. The LED driver is electrically connected with male contacts which traverse through the first end cap and the second end cap. The at least one PCB is enclosed with the cover, the heat sink, the first end cap, and the second end cap. The blue light and ultraviolet light from the plurality of LED chips coverts into white or yellow light from a phosphor layer of the cover, where the phosphor layer is remotely positioned from the plurality of LED chips.

Abstract: A computer (1) is provided with an emulation processor to generate a high volume of simulated data traffic, addressed to a predetermined network address. The emulation programme causes the computer to modify its address routing table so as to open a port (3) to a dummy network address. This address allows the test data to be forwarded to the exchange (7). As the IP address is a dummy IP address, it does not appear in Internet routing tables and so the DSLAM (7) cannot forward the traffic beyond the local exchange (5). Instead, an interception gateway (8) recognises this address as requiring to be diverted to the performance testing platform (9), which measures characteristics such as packet loss rate, to allow analysis to determine the performance of the local loop (4) in isolation, without passing through the rest of the network (6), and without needing to take account of any effects from the rest of the network.

Abstract: A method is provided for using a wireless controller to interact with a user interface presented on a display. The method includes receiving an audio signal and a position signal from the wireless controller. The audio signal is based on an audio input applied to the wireless controller, while the position signal is based on a position input applied to the wireless controller. The method includes selecting a user interface item displayed on the display, based on the audio signal and the position signal. One or more position signals from the wireless controller may also be received and processed to cause navigation of the user interface to highlight a user interface item for selection.

Abstract: A user support device which provides an alternative to a conventional chair or seat is described. The device supports the user in an inclined position. The device has a first portion for supporting a front torso area and a front thigh area of the user and a second portion for supporting a front knee area and a front shin area of the user. A frame connects the first portion and the second portion. The invention provides a method for positioning a user to operate equipment. The method is carried out by positioning the user's torso front in a torso front down, forward facing position to operate the equipment on a torso-supporting first area of a first portion of an elongated platform.

Abstract: An internal fitment has a bottom peripheral flange adapted to be ultrasonically welded or otherwise attached to a panel of a paperboard carton surrounding a hold in such panel. Above the flange is a spout which converges upwardly and has a cylindrical external locking bead. Above the spout is an outward slanted tear band and above the tear band is a reclosure cap having a top, a depending skirt formed with internal interrupted beads and a plug. The tear band is connected to the spout and cap by thin horizontal tear lines. A finger grip tab extends outwardly of downward with respect to the tear band so that the consumer may conveniently grip the tab, pulling it circumferentially around the spout to separate the tab from both spout and cap. The cap is dimensioned so that the skirt fits over the outside of the spout, the beads detachably locking under the locking bead. The plug seals against the inside of the spout to prevent spillage.