Abstract: Edge-connected semiconductor systems are described along with methods of making and using the same. First and second integrated circuit packages are obtained, each including a substrate assembly having top and bottom sides and an edge that extends between the top and the bottom sides. Edge contacts are disposed on the edges of the substrate assemblies. A ganged assembly is formed by establishing conductive paths between the edge contacts of the substrate assemblies. The ganged assembly is coupled to a printed circuit board (“PCB”) by coupling host contacts on one or more of the substrate assemblies to corresponding contacts on the PCB.

Abstract: Through-hole mounted semiconductor assemblies are described. A printed circuit board (“PCB”) has first and second PCB sides and has a through hole therein. The through hole defines a hole area. A semiconductor package may be disposed in the hole area such that the semiconductor package is at least partially exposed on one or more of the first and the second PCB sides. Package contacts on the semiconductor package may be electrically coupled to PCB contacts disposed on one or more of the PCB sides. In some embodiments, one or more support structures may be coupled to the PCB and may touch the semiconductor package. In some embodiments, cooling devices may be placed in thermal communication with the semiconductor package on both sides of the PCB.

Abstract: Edge-connected semiconductor systems are described along with methods of making and using the same. First and second integrated circuit packages are obtained, each including a substrate assembly having top and bottom sides and an edge that extends between the top and the bottom sides. Edge contacts are disposed on the edges of the substrate assemblies. A ganged assembly is formed by establishing conductive paths between the edge contacts of the substrate assemblies. The ganged assembly is coupled to a printed circuit board (“PCB”) by coupling host contacts on one or more of the substrate assemblies to corresponding contacts on the PCB.

Abstract: Through-hole mounted semiconductor assemblies are described. A printed circuit board (“PCB”) has first and second PCB sides and has a through hole therein. The through hole defines a hole area. A semiconductor package may be disposed in the hole area such that the semiconductor package is at least partially exposed on one or more of the first and the second PCB sides. Package contacts on the semiconductor package may be electrically coupled to PCB contacts disposed on one or more of the PCB sides. In some embodiments, one or more support structures may be coupled to the PCB and may touch the semiconductor package. In some embodiments, cooling devices may be placed in thermal communication with the semiconductor package on both sides of the PCB.

Abstract: Apparatus and associated methods relate to a body-worn unitary harness having a shoulder portion and a waist portion in tensile communication with one another, such that both the shoulder and the waist portions can be simultaneously adjusted using a single adjustment mechanism to conform to a wearer's body. In an illustrative embodiment, a length of webbing may thread through an angle-turning buckle and change direction therein. Tensile forces in the length of webbing may be directed in different directions on either side of the angle-turning buckle. A single clasp may facilitate both donning and doffing of the unitary harness. An implement connector may be coupled to a hip member and configured to connect an implement to the unitary harness. Various exemplary unitary harnesses may provide comfortable implement carrying capacity while automatically adjusting relative waist and shoulder lengths to accommodate a user's movements and positions.

Abstract: Scalable displaying for a mobile device is provided, including receiving an instruction to scale a display of the mobile device, and scaling the display on a screen of the mobile device in response to the instruction. The scalable displaying for the mobile device can be provided by activating only a portion of the screen of the mobile device for use as a display, such that an overall power consumed by the screen is reduced.

Abstract: The present invention provides a printed circuit board and a layout method thereof and an electronic equipment. On the printed circuit board is arranged a first processor chip and a second processor chip, wherein the first processor chip is arranged on a first surface of the printed circuit board; the second processor chip is arranged on a second surface of the printed circuit board; and a first through-hole is disposed on the printed circuit board, part of pins of the first processor chip being connected to part of pins of the second processor chip via the first through-hole.

Abstract: Apparatus and associated methods relate to a body-worn unitary harness having a shoulder portion and a waist portion in tensile communication with one another, such that both the shoulder and the waist portions can be simultaneously adjusted using a single adjustment mechanism to conform to a wearer's body. In an illustrative embodiment, a length of webbing may thread through an angle-turning buckle and change direction therein. Tensile forces in the length of webbing may be directed in different directions on either side of the angle-turning buckle. A single clasp may facilitate both donning and doffing of the unitary harness. An implement connector may be coupled to a hip member and configured to connect an implement to the unitary harness. Various exemplary unitary harnesses may provide comfortable implement carrying capacity while automatically adjusting relative waist and shoulder lengths to accommodate a user's movements and positions.

Abstract: Apparatus and associated methods relate to a body-worn unitary harness having a shoulder portion and a waist portion in tensile communication with one another, such that both the shoulder and the waist portions can be simultaneously adjusted using a single adjustment mechanism to conform to a wearer's body. In an illustrative embodiment, a length of webbing may thread through an angle-turning buckle and change direction therein. Tensile forces in the length of webbing may be directed in different directions on either side of the angle-turning buckle. A single clasp may facilitate both donning and doffing of the unitary harness. An implement connector may be coupled to a hip member and configured to connect an implement to the unitary harness. Various exemplary unitary harnesses may provide comfortable implement carrying capacity while automatically adjusting relative waist and shoulder lengths to accommodate a user's movements and positions.

Abstract: Apparatus and associated methods may relate to a protective headgear assembly having a suspension system with user controls for independently adjusting a front loop length and an occipital loop length. In an illustrative example, the front loop length may lie in a substantially horizontal plane, and the occipital loop length may lie substantially in a plane that intersects the front loop length at non-zero angle such that the occipital loop length descends posterior a user ear to cradle a user occipital. In some examples, an intersection of the front loop length and the occipital loop length may fit proximal the user ear after adjusting the frontal loop length and the occipital loop length to circumferentially fit a user head. In some examples, the user control for the front length may provide a macro adjustment and the user control for the occipital length may provide a micro adjustment.

Abstract: Apparatus and associated methods relate to a body-worn unitary harness having a shoulder portion and a waist portion in tensile communication with one another, such that both the shoulder and the waist portions can be simultaneously adjusted using a single adjustment mechanism to conform to a wearer's body. In an illustrative embodiment, a length of webbing may thread through an angle-turning buckle and change direction therein. Tensile forces in the length of webbing may be directed in different directions on either side of the angle-turning buckle. A single clasp may facilitate both donning and doffing of the unitary harness. An implement connector may be coupled to a hip member and configured to connect an implement to the unitary harness. Various exemplary unitary harnesses may provide comfortable implement carrying capacity while automatically adjusting relative waist and shoulder lengths to accommodate a user's movements and positions.

Abstract: Apparatus and associated methods may relate to a protective headgear assembly having a suspension system with user controls for independently adjusting a front loop length and an occipital loop length. In an illustrative example, the front loop length may lie in a substantially horizontal plane, and the occipital loop length may lie substantially in a plane that intersects the front loop length at non-zero angle such that the occipital loop length descends posterior a user ear to cradle a user occipital. In some examples, an intersection of the front loop length and the occipital loop length may fit proximal the user ear after adjusting the frontal loop length and the occipital loop length to circumferentially fit a user head. In some examples, the user control for the front length may provide a macro adjustment and the user control for the occipital length may provide a micro adjustment.