Abstract: A system for the cryptographically-secure, autonomous control of devices comprising, connected to or remotely operating devices in an electrically powered network and the transaction of the benefits, costs or value created by or transacted through the devices in this electrically powered network.

Abstract: Apparatus and methods for generating pulse pacing in a wearable cardioverter defibrillator (“WCD”). In one aspect the WCD circuitry includes a power source such as a battery coupled to a charger that provides charge energy to an energy storage module. Control circuitry is operatively coupled to the charger and the output circuitry, and configured to cause the WCD circuitry to generate pacing pulses delivered to therapy electrodes (attached to an ambulatory patient) without a current source. The WCD circuitry includes one or more processing elements that are used to execute instructions provided by one or more software modules that are configured to support various functionality, including controlling generation of pacing pulses.

Abstract: A compound of formula I having the structure: or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof, wherein A1 and A2 are independently O or S; X is selected from CH2, CD2, NR3, O, and S, where R3 is selected from hydrogen, C1-C4 linear or branched chain alkyl, halo(C1-C4)linear or branched chain alkyl, and hydroxyl(C1-C4)linear or branched chain alkyl; Y and Z are selected from C and N, where when Y is C, then Z is N, and when Y is N, then Z is C; R1 and R2 are independently selected from hydrogen, deuterium, C1-C4 linear or branched chain alkyl, etc.; or a C1-C2 alkyl substituted with a C3-C5 cycloalkyl ring; or taken together to form a C3-C6 cycloalkyl ring; or where X is CH2 or CD2, then R1 and R2 are independently selected from hydrogen, deuterium, halogen, hydroxyl, C1-C4 linear or branched chain alkyl, etc.; R4 is selected from hydrogen, deuterium, cyano, halogen, (C1-C3) alkoxy, etc.; R5 is selected from hydrogen, deuterium, halogen, C1-C3 alkoxy, amino, (C1-C4 linear or branched chain alkyl)amino, etc.

Abstract: A seat system for a vehicle including a flexible seatback structure and an adjustment device coupled thereto. The adjustment device is configured to alter a contour of a seating surface of the seatback structure by causing at least a portion of the seatback structure to move toward or away from the occupant of the seat system. The adjustment device includes at least one actuating element connected to a side portion of the seatback structure and an actuator.

Abstract: One example method includes receiving, at a client device, an input to present data corresponding to an application. In response to the input, a first user interface for the application is displayed using a web browser on the client device. A streaming data service corresponding to data to be displayed is identified, the streaming data service hosted by a server. A first web worker thread corresponding to the web browser is used to subscribe to the streaming data service. New data corresponding to the streaming data service is obtained using the first web worker thread from the server, and provided to a second web worker thread corresponding to the web browser. The second web worker thread is used to process the new data and prepare for presentation on the first user interface.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A user equipment (UE) may transmit a UE capability message, the UE capability message indicating a supported transmit antenna switching (TxAS) capability for each port of the UE. The UE may receive a configuration message indicating an uplink multiple-input/multiple-output (UL MIMO) configuration for the UE, the UL MIMO configuration being based at least in part on the UE capability message. The UE may identify, based at least in part on the configuration message, a sounding reference signal (SRS) configuration to use for transmitting SRSs in conjunction with the UL MIMO communications, the SRS configuration comprising a configuration for transmission by the UE of SRSs using at least one of the two or more ports of the UE, the SRSs transmitted on one or more antennas of the UE selected according to a TxAS configuration for the respective port.

Abstract: A plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition processing method is provided and includes: preheating a showerhead to a preheated state prior to and in preparation of a plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition process of a substrate; determining at least one temperature of the showerhead while preheating the showerhead; determining based on the at least one temperature whether to continue preheating the showerhead; ceasing to preheat the showerhead in response to the at least one temperature satisfying a temperature criterion; and initiating the plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition process while the showerhead is in the preheated state to package previously fabricated integrated circuits disposed on the substrate, wherein the plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition process includes forming one or more film protective layers over the integrated circuits.

Abstract: A method for performing plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition (PECVD) using a dual frequency process to deposit a silane-based oxide film on a substrate includes arranging the substrate on a substrate support in a processing chamber configured to perform PECVD and supplying PECVD process gases into the processing chamber. The process gases include a first process gas including silicon and a second process gas including an oxidant. The method further includes, while supplying the PECVD process gases into the processing chamber, generating a dual frequency plasma within the processing chamber to deposit the silane-based oxide film on the substrate by supplying a first radio frequency (RF) voltage to the processing chamber, and supplying a second RF voltage to the processing chamber. The first RF voltage is supplied at a first frequency and the second RF voltage is supplied at a second frequency that is different than the first frequency.

Abstract: A tray for storing minimum contact area (MCA) components of a substrate processing system includes a first compartment including at least one of a first lift pin tray and a first plurality of holes. The first lift pin tray includes a plurality of slots configured to retain lift pins of the substrate processing system. The first plurality of holes is configured to receive MCA pins of the substrate processing system. A first cup is arranged adjacent to the first compartment. The first cup includes a wall at least partially surrounding the first cup, the wall separates the first cup from the first compartment, and an upper edge of the wall extends above a bottom surface of the first compartment.

Abstract: A service cart for storing components of a substrate processing system includes a first side configured to store a transfer plate removed from the substrate processing system. The first side includes a first mount and a second mount that are spaced apart to retain respective upper portions of the transfer plate. Each of the first mount and the second mount includes a respective groove arranged to retain the upper portions of the transfer plate. The first side further includes a first bumper and a second bumper that are spaced apart to abut respective lower portions of the transfer plate. Each of the first bumper and the second bumper are arranged to retain a desired distance between the first side and the lower portions of the transfer plate. A second side of the service cart includes a drawer or an opening to provide access to an interior of the service cart.

Abstract: A service cart for storing components of a substrate processing system includes a first side configured to store a transfer plate removed from the substrate processing system. The first side includes a first mount and a second mount that are spaced apart to retain respective upper portions of the transfer plate. Each of the first mount and the second mount includes a respective groove arranged to retain the upper portions of the transfer plate. The first side further includes a first bumper and a second bumper that are spaced apart to abut respective lower portions of the transfer plate. Each of the first bumper and the second bumper are arranged to retain a desired distance between the first side and the lower portions of the transfer plate. A second side of the service cart includes a drawer or an opening to provide access to an interior of the service cart.

Abstract: A tray for storing minimum contact area (MCA) components of a substrate processing system includes a first compartment including at least one of a first lift pin tray and a first plurality of holes. The first lift pin tray includes a plurality of slots configured to retain lift pins of the substrate processing system. The first plurality of holes is configured to receive MCA pins of the substrate processing system. A first cup is arranged adjacent to the first compartment. The first cup includes a wall at least partially surrounding the first cup, the wall separates the first cup from the first compartment, and an upper edge of the wall extends above a bottom surface of the first compartment.

Abstract: Methods for manufacturing a product or pharmaceutical product in an improved production layout are disclosed. The layout includes a production area which includes a hub which is at least partially surrounded by a manufacturing area. The manufacturing area comprises production stages used in the manufacturing process. The hub, having direct line-of-sight to the production stages, can easily monitor the manufacturing process.

Abstract: An apparatus for removing folding box blanks from a folding box magazine and transferring them to between drivers of a conveyor system has a suction rotor with suction cups. The suction rotor is coupled to a four-bar mechanism, which erects the folding box blank along a stationary erecting shunt. By the engagement of the suction cups with a trailing side wall of the folding box blank, which wall stands vertically with reference to the feeding direction, and because of the disposition of the erecting shunt, a high output can be attained with the conveyor system driven incrementally, and folding box blanks can be processed whose front lower edge, in terms of the feeding direction, is located frontmost in the folding box magazine.