Abstract: The present disclosure generally relates to wireless power transfer systems, and more specifically, relates to using a wireless power system for inductive telemetry communications. Accordingly, the present disclosure describes providing an inductive telemetry control signal to the wireless power coils associated with a transcutaneous energy transfer system to generate a telemetry communication signal. The transcutaneous energy transfer system includes a wireless power transfer transmit coil and a wireless power transfer receive coil. The telemetry communication signal may be transmitted from the wireless power transfer receive coil to the wireless power transfer transmit coil, as well as from the wireless power transfer transmit coil to the wireless power transfer receive coil for bidirectional communication.

Abstract: In some examples, a fluid flow meter for a conduit to carry a fluid, includes a first voltage connection point, a second voltage connection point, and a heater. The fluid flow meter includes a plurality of resistive sensors comprising a first resistive sensor on a first side of the heater and a second resistive sensor on a second side of the heater, wherein the first resistive sensor and the second resistive sensor are connected in series between the first voltage connection point and the second voltage connection point, wherein a sense connection point between the first resistive sensor and the second resistive sensor is to output a sense voltage that provides an indication of a fluid flow in the conduit.

Abstract: A transmit resonator for use in a wireless power transfer system is provided. The transmit resonator includes a core defining an annular groove, a coil element disposed within the annular groove, and a housing surrounding the core and the coil element. The housing includes a casing. and a metal plate, wherein the metal plate is positioned on a side of the transmit resonator that is opposite a receive resonator during operation of the wireless power transfer system, and wherein the metal plate facilitates reducing far-field electromagnetic emissions and improving cooling of the wireless power transfer system.

Abstract: Resonators for use in a transcutaneous energy transfer system (TETS) are provided. A resonator includes a housing, a magnetic core positioned within the housing, the magnetic core defining an annular groove and a central aperture, a coil element positioned within the annular groove, and at least one layer positioned within the central aperture, the at least one layer comprising a non-magnetic, non-metallic material.

Abstract: Systems and methods for a wireless power transfer system are provided. A resonator arrangement includes a housing, a magnetic core positioned within the housing and defining an annular groove, a coil element positioned within the annular groove and configured to generate a first magnetic field, and a counter-coil element positioned proximate the coil element, the counter-coil element configured to generate a second magnetic field that is out of phase with the first magnetic field to facilitate reducing far-field electromagnetic emissions.

Abstract: Resonators for use in a transcutaneous energy transfer system (TETS) are provided. A resonator includes a housing, and a magnetic core positioned within the housing, the magnetic core including an annular sidewall and a central post that define an annular groove. The resonator further includes a coil element positioned within the annular groove and surrounding the central post, and a metal object coated with a conductive material, wherein the conductive material facilitates reducing an amount of heat induced during operation of the resonator.

Abstract: Automated document ingestion (ADI) provides a comprehensive system and method to streamline document ingestion automation through developing, deploying, and monitoring machine learning models and tools. The system is designed to integrate alongside existing manual entry pipelines within a company. ADI has multiple components to accomplish each step of this task, namely document enhancements, an augmented data entry user interface, and a machine learning operations (ML Ops) pipeline.

Abstract: An example fluid ejection device comprises a plurality of distinct fluid channels. Each fluid channel comprises a distinct fluid inlet to the ejection device. A subset of the plurality of distinct fluid channels comprises fluid recirculating fluid channels, and the remaining fluid channels comprising non-recirculating fluid channels.

Abstract: The piece level data collection (PLDC) system is used to identify freight and gather freight dimensions (Length×Width×Height) passively or semi-passively. At least one upper sensor and one lower sensor capture the measurements while the freight is being conveyed by a conveyance vehicle during a move event. Final dimensions for the freight are determined and communicated to a PLDC module for storage.

Abstract: One example of a fluidic die includes a power supply node, a plurality of fluidic actuators, a plurality of discharge circuits, and a single discharge enable signal path. The plurality of fluidic actuators are electrically coupled to the power supply node. The plurality of discharge circuits are electrically coupled to the power supply node. The single discharge enable signal path is electrically coupled to each discharge circuit of the plurality of discharge circuits to enable each discharge circuit of the plurality of discharge circuits in parallel.

Abstract: An example fluid ejection device comprises a plurality of distinct fluid channels. Each fluid channel comprises a distinct fluid inlet to the ejection device. A subset of the plurality of distinct fluid channels comprises fluid recirculating fluid channels, and the remaining fluid channels comprising non-recirculating fluid channels.

Abstract: In some examples, a controller to receives, from a strain sensor in a fluidic die component, measured strain data, and detects a change in direction of the fluidic die component based on the measured strain data.

Abstract: In one example, a warming system for a region of multiple ejector elements on an inkjet printhead includes a warming circuit having a heating element distinct from any of the ejector elements and a controller programmed to selectively energize the heating element only upon determining none of the ejector elements in the region is active.

Abstract: A replaceable print apparatus component includes a print material reservoir, a print material within the reservoir having a first print material level, and a logic circuitry package including an interface and a logic circuit. The logic circuit may receive, via the interface, a first calibration parameter and receive, via the interface, a first request corresponding to a first sensor ID associated with a second print material level above the first print material level. The logic circuit may transmit, via the interface, a first digital value in response to the first request and receive, via the interface, a second calibration parameter less than the first calibration parameter. The logic circuit may receive, via the interface, a second request corresponding to the first sensor ID, and transmit, via the interface, a second digital value in response to the second request. The second digital value is less than the first digital value.

Abstract: A cargo cover apparatus configured to selectively enclose a space above an upper surface of a cargo support bed may include at least one bulkhead mountable on the bed toward one said end of the bed, and a cover assembly mountable on the bed in a position between the forward and rearward ends of the bed and toward the at least one bulkhead. The cover assembly has a front end and a rear end, with one of the ends of the cover assembly being orientable toward the at least one bulkhead, and may be extendable and retractable to change a distance between the front end and the rear end of the cover assembly along the longitudinal axis of the bed. The apparatus also include a securing assembly configured to secure one of the ends of the cover assembly to the at least one bulkhead.

Abstract: A glucose measuring system includes a glucose meter that incorporates wireless communication capabilities. The meter can advantageously be a low cost meter by eliminating expensive components, such as the display. The user nevertheless is able to retrieve and view his or her glucose values by referring to displays within the glucose measuring local area network. Feedback via these displays can advantageously be used by the diabetic to create a higher level of confidence and safety.

Abstract: A container may comprise a support frame with sides and at least one of the sides being an open side defining an opening, a flexible panel configured to at least partially cover the open side of the support frame, and a panel mounting assembly configured to removably mount the panel over the opening. The panel mounting assembly may comprise at least one panel mounting element including a leverage structure configured to provide a fulcrum edge along at least a portion of the opening, with the at least one portion of the panel being tensionable over the fulcrum edge. The panel mounting element may also comprise a tensioning structure mountable on the leverage structure and configured to selectively apply tension to the at least one portion of the panel with the thicker thickness over the fulcrum edge of the leverage structure.

Abstract: A glucose measuring system includes a glucose meter that incorporates wireless communication capabilities. The meter can advantageously be a low cost meter by eliminating expensive components, such as the display. The user nevertheless is able to retrieve and view his or her glucose values by referring to displays within the glucose measuring local area network. Feedback via these displays can advantageously be used by the diabetic to create a higher level of confidence and safety.

Abstract: An apparatus for detecting skew in a slat of an aircraft wing includes an elongated track moveably supported in the wing for longitudinal movement toward and away from a leading edge of the wing. The slat is coupled to a forward end of the track for conjoint movement therewith. An actuator is configured to selectably drive the track and slat between retracted and extended positions relative to the leading edge of the wing. A pinion gear is rotatably mounted in the wing and disposed in rolling engagement with a rack gear disposed on the track, and a sensor is coupled to the pinion gear and configured to sense the longitudinal position of the slat as a function of a rotational position of the pinion gear.

Abstract: A glucose measuring system includes a glucose meter that incorporates wireless communication capabilities. The meter can advantageously be a low cost meter by eliminating expensive components, such as the display. The user nevertheless is able to retrieve and view his or her glucose values by referring to displays within the glucose measuring local area network. Feedback via these displays can advantageously be used by the diabetic to create a higher level of confidence and safety.