Abstract: Devices (100) for calming or mixing gases are provided. The devices (100) enable calming and/or mixing with an integrated mixing geometry, integration of sensors and actuators, and optimized conduction as well as provision of the mixed gases. The devises include one or more gas inlets, a gas outlet and a mixing system, including the integrated mixing geometry that is manufactured integrally and gas-tight in a manufacturing or joining process which is based on a formation of a form-fitting and/or force-fitting as well as gas-tight connection of plastic materials and/or metallic materials based on a printing technology or 3D printing technology.

Abstract: A blender power unit (BPU) for use in fracturing jobs. The BPU comprises a transformer having an input and an output and configured to receive electrical power via the input at a first voltage to output electrical power via the output at a second voltage; a motor power bus coupled to the output of the transformer; a motor starter bus; at least one motor soft starter having an input coupled to the motor power bus and having an coupled to the motor starter bus; a plurality of electric power relays coupled to the motor power bus and configured to supply electric power from the motor power bus to a load when in a closed state; and a plurality of start electric power relays coupled to the motor starter bus and configured to supply electric power from the motor starter bus to a load when in a closed state.

Abstract: A secondary cell comprising a positive cathode electrode of capacity P (mAh) in communication with a liquid or gel electrolyte; an negative anode electrode of capacity N (mAh) in communication with the electrolyte; and a separator permeable to at least one mobile species which is redox-active at least one of the anode and the cathode; designed and constructed such that the anode capacity N is smaller than that of the cathode capacity P, hence N/P<0.9.

Abstract: A secondary cell comprising a positive cathode electrode of capacity P (mAh) in communication with a liquid or gel electrolyte; an negative anode electrode of capacity N (mAh) in communication with the electrolyte; and a separator permeable to at least one mobile species which is redox-active at least one of the anode and the cathode; designed and constructed such that the anode capacity N is smaller than that of the cathode capacity P, hence N/P<0.9.

Abstract: A secondary cell comprising a positive cathode electrode of capacity P (mAh) in communication with a liquid or gel electrolyte; an negative anode electrode of capacity N (mAh) in communication with the electrolyte; and a separator permeable to at least one mobile species which is redox-active at least one of the anode and the cathode; designed and constructed such that the anode capacity N is smaller than that of the cathode capacity P, hence N/P<0.9.

Abstract: A secondary cell comprising a positive cathode electrode of capacity P (mAh) in communication with a liquid or gel electrolyte; an negative anode electrode of capacity N (mAh) in communication with the electrolyte; and a separator permeable to at least one mobile species which is redox-active at least one of the anode and the cathode; designed and constructed such that the anode capacity N is smaller than that of the cathode capacity P, hence N/P<0.9.

Abstract: A secondary cell comprising a positive cathode electrode of capacity P (mAh) in communication with a liquid or gel electrolyte; an negative anode electrode of capacity N (mAh) in communication with the electrolyte; and a separator permeable to at least one mobile species which is redox-active at least one of the anode and the cathode; designed and constructed such that the anode capacity N is smaller than that of the cathode capacity P, hence N/P<0.9.

Abstract: A secondary cell comprising a positive cathode electrode of capacity P (mAh) in communication with a liquid or gel electrolyte; an negative anode electrode of capacity N (mAh) in communication with the electrolyte; and a separator permeable to at least one mobile species which is redox-active at least one of the anode and the cathode; designed and constructed such that the anode capacity N is smaller than that of the cathode capacity P, hence N/P<0.9.

Abstract: A composite utility pole or the like is shown, having an elongate member, where a deformable material is co-extruded over the outer surface. The elongate member can have any configuration, but is shown as a circular cross section, and can have structural ribs. Concrete fills the substantial portion of the pole to give it rigidity.

Abstract: A gated clock recovery circuit is disclosed that receives an input data stream and generates a frequency and phase aligned clock output. The gated clock recovery circuit substantially instantaneously adjusts the generated clock signal to phase changes in the incoming data stream. In addition, the gated clock recovery circuit generates the clock output signal using only transmitted non-predetermined data. The gated clock recovery circuit includes two PLL circuits. The first PLL (PLL1) adjusts to the frequency of the transmitter, and provides a bias voltage, CAP1, to the second PLL (PLL2) to indirectly initially tune the second PLL. The bias voltage, CAP1, is applied to the second PLL through a transmission gate (or switch) that is initially in a closed (short) position. Thus, the first PLL drives the bias voltage, CAP2, of the second PLL, to align the frequency with the transmitter, until received data opens the transmission gate.

Abstract: A composite utility pole or the like is shown, having an elongate member, where a deformable material is co-extruded over the outer surface. The elongate member can have any configuration, but is shown as a circular cross section, and can have structural ribs. Concrete fills the substantial portion of the pole to give it rigidity.

Abstract: Collateral content editor functionality may be provided to an electronic message application such that an electronic message interface includes an integrated collateral content editor interface for creating formatted and editable collateral content in-line within the body of an electronic message. The collateral content may be converted into a standard-format file that describes the formatting and defines the editable data elements (e.g., an HTML file with embedded XML data). In response to a send message command, the standard-format file may be delivered as an attachment to the electronic message. At the receiving end, it may be determined whether the electronic message application can invoke collateral content editor functionality compatible with the native file format. If so, the compatible collateral content editor functionality is invoked to convert the attachment into the native file format and to display the formatted and editable data elements inline within the body of the electronic message.

Abstract: A music scheduling algorithm (MSA) is provided for programmatically and dynamically creating a unique play list for each listener of an Internet radio service. The play list includes a mix of music influenced by user rated songs and artists and music the MSA infers the user will like. The MSA is provided a regularly updated pool of various music lists from which to select lists allowed by the user selected radio station affiliate. The MSA then factors in user rated songs and artists, user deletions, user music mix gauge settings, calculates user deep cut songs and performs music correlations of unrated songs to further define the play list.

Abstract: A circuitry layout design allows more functional circuitry to be placed on an integrated circuit by placing functional circuitry on the unused silicon layer of the power I/O strip, which is located in the I/O ring surrounding the core of a processing integrated circuit. The functional circuitry placed on the power I/O strip can be shared by other I/O strips in order to conserve even more space.

Abstract: The clock may be recovered rapidly for burst mode signals that are at one of a set of different a priority known frequencies by using a single device that is similar to that of U.S. Pat. No. 5,237,290 except that the delay lines used in each of the gated oscillators are controllably selectable so that the gated oscillators are each capable of providing a clock signal at more than one frequency. Typically, the same frequency is selected for use by both of the gated oscillators at any one time. This is achieved by having each gated oscillator be made up of 1) a plurality of “internal” gated oscillators that each have different length delay lines, and 2) a selector for selecting the output of one of the internal gated oscillators that is to be used for a particular frequency. The internal gated oscillators may be made up of delay elements. The ratio of the number of delay elements in the various internal gated oscillators to each other determines their relative frequency.

Abstract: A clock recovery circuit is coupled to an elastic storage circuit such as a FIFO circuit. More specifically, a first input of the elastic storage circuit is electrically connected to an output of the clock recovery circuit. A second input for accepts a data signal representing an input data stream from a communications medium. A third input accepts a local clock signal. The resultant circuit may be used in receiver's for communications systems to help alleviate the problems of frequency mismatch and jitter.