Abstract: Systems and devices for out-rush/in-rush protection in electrochemical energy storage systems and devices (e.g., batteries) are described. In various embodiments, a system (e.g., electric vehicle) may include an electrical energy storage device/battery, a drive unit/electric motor/load configured to receive a current from the battery; and a control module coupled to the drive unit and the battery. The control module may be configured to control the current output from the battery to the drive unit/electric motor/load, wherein the control module may include a protection unit configured to increase an impedance of the battery upon a detection of an in-rush current event at the drive unit/electric motor/load, an out-rush current event at the battery, or for a period of time to protect the out-rush/in-rush event at the battery. The protection unit may be configured to reduce the impedance of the battery upon detecting that the out-rush/in-rush current event has subsided.

Abstract: A media sheet drive has a continuous belt of a dielectric material for transporting sheet media supported on the belt in a transport direction. A launch mechanism is used to launch a sheet medium onto a top surface of the belt. A charging circuit including a charging head is used to charge a top surface of the sheet medium and the belt as the sheet medium is launched. Charging acts to generate an electrostatic tacking force to tack the sheet medium to the belt. To prevent high electric field near the belt top surface which might otherwise affect the printing process, a neutralizing circuit is positioned downstream of the charging circuit to reduce electric field near the top of the belt by balancing charge at the top and bottom of the belt while keeping the sheet medium tacked to the belt.

Abstract: A media sheet drive has a continuous belt of a dielectric material for transporting sheet media supported on the belt in a transport direction. A launch mechanism is used to launch a sheet medium onto a top surface of the belt. A charging circuit including a charging head is used to charge a top surface of the sheet medium and the belt as the sheet medium is launched. Charging acts to generate an electrostatic tacking force to tack the sheet medium to the belt. To prevent high electric field near the belt top surface which might otherwise affect the printing process, a neutralizing circuit is positioned downstream of the charging circuit to reduce electric field near the top of the belt by balancing charge at the top and bottom of the belt while keeping the sheet medium tacked to the belt.

Abstract: A system is disclosed in which non-standard input data is corrected in a syntax processing block and a resulting corrected data file is thereafter used by an ontology processing block, which references an ontology, to generate a standardized output.

Abstract: A healthcare related system is disclosed in which non-standard input data is corrected in a syntax processing block with reference to one or more healthcare lexicons, and a resulting corrected data file is thereafter used by an ontology processing block to reference an ontology and generate a standardized output including one or more healthcare billing codes.

Abstract: A healthcare related method corrects on non-standard input data in a syntax processing block with reference to one or more healthcare lexicons, and a resulting corrected data file is thereafter used by an ontology processing block to reference an ontology and generate a standardized output including one or more healthcare billing codes.

Abstract: A method is disclosed in which non-standard input data is corrected in a syntax processing block and a resulting corrected data file is thereafter used to reference an ontology in an ontology processing block to generate a standardized output.

Abstract: A healthcare related system is disclosed in which non-standard input data is corrected in a syntax processing block with reference to one or more healthcare lexicons, and a resulting corrected data file is thereafter used by an ontology processing block to reference an ontology and generate a standardized output.

Abstract: A patient evaluation method is disclosed in which non-standard input data is corrected in a syntax processing block with reference to a healthcare lexicon and a resulting corrected data file is thereafter used to reference an ontology in an ontology processing block to generate a standardized output.