Abstract: An ionization sensor includes a polarizing electrode, a signal electrode, a first dielectric layer separating the signal electrode from the polarizing electrode and a heating element configured to heat the polarizing electrode and/or the signal electrode. A method for ionization sensing includes providing a detection cell and, through a window, illuminating the detection cell with ultraviolet light while heating the detection cell, the window, or both.

Abstract: An ionization sensor includes a polarizing electrode, a signal electrode, a first dielectric layer separating the signal electrode from the polarizing electrode and a heating element configured to heat the polarizing electrode and/or the signal electrode. A method for ionization sensing includes providing a detection cell and, through a window, illuminating the detection cell with ultraviolet light while heating the detection cell, the window, or both.

Abstract: Methods and computer-readable media are disclosed herein for generating asynchronous runtime compatible applications from non-asynchronous applications. In embodiments, source code for the application that is not compatible with asynchronous processing is examined. The source code is parsed in order to identify unsafe functions that will cause failures of the application when processed in an asynchronous runtime. The source code corresponding to those unsafe functions is modified by adding asynchronous functions and commands to the source code and restructuring the source code. The modified source code may then be provided to an asynchronous runtime environment as the application is now compatible with asynchronous processing.

Abstract: Methods and computer-readable media are disclosed herein for generating asynchronous runtime compatible applications from non-asynchronous applications. In embodiments, source code for the application that is not compatible with asynchronous processing is examined. The source code is parsed in order to identify unsafe functions that will cause failures of the application when processed in an asynchronous runtime. The source code corresponding to those unsafe functions is modified by adding asynchronous functions and commands to the source code and restructuring the source code. The modified source code may then be provided to an asynchronous runtime environment as the application is now compatible with asynchronous processing.

Abstract: Methods and computer-readable media are disclosed herein for generating asynchronous runtime compatible applications from non-asynchronous applications. In embodiments, source code for the application that is not compatible with asynchronous processing is examined. The source code is parsed in order to identify unsafe functions that will cause failures of the application when processed in an asynchronous runtime. The source code corresponding to those unsafe functions is modified by adding asynchronous functions and commands to the source code and restructuring the source code. The modified source code may then be provided to an asynchronous runtime environment as the application is now compatible with asynchronous processing.

Abstract: A fluid sensor comprises a sensor housing, a sensor package, an actuator and a switch. The sensor package is disposed within the sensor housing and includes first and second screens and at least one sensing membrane. The sensing membrane is disposed between the first and second screens and is adapted to expand when exposed to a predetermined quantity of a first predetermined fluid. The actuator is disposed proximate the sensor package within the sensor housing and moveable between a first position and a second position through an intermediate position. The switch is disposed proximate the actuator and is operable between closed and open positions. When the actuator is in the second position at least a portion of the actuator depresses the switch to control an electrical circuit connected therewith.

Abstract: A power supply that can be authenticated is disclosed. An apparatus according to aspects of the present invention includes an external power supply of an electronic product that modulates an output of the power supply with information encoded to identify the power supply to the product.

Abstract: A heat sink having a base structure with a protruding thermal interface having an arcuate surface adapted to contact a processor assembly. The arcuate surface is adapted to accommodate a bent configuration of the base structure induced by a mounting load applied to the base structure.