Abstract: A pressure vessel defines an opening with a shoulder around a periphery of the opening. A door is configured to regulate access to the opening. The door is configured to compress against the shoulder when in the closed position. A first seal is between the door and the shoulder. The first seal touches an interior side of the door and the shoulder when the door is in the closed position. The first seal is configured to seal fluid within the pressure vessel. A second, active seal surrounds a periphery of the opening. The seal is actuable between an engaged position and a disengaged position regardless of a position of the door. The second, active seal touches the periphery of the door, perpendicular to the first seal, when in the engaged position and the door is in the closed position. The second, active seal is configured to seal fluid within the pressure vessel.

Abstract: This disclosure describes systems, methods, and devices related to bond strength measurement. A device may comprise a first portion of a plate connected to a movement mechanism, a second portion of the plate comprising a sticky probe and a third portion of the plate comprising a mirror with a reflective side pointing outwards. The device may further comprise an optical fiber sensor assembly comprising an optical fiber bundle for sending light through a first optical fiber and receiving light reflected from the mirror through a second optical fiber.

Abstract: A method for predicting oil flow rates is provided. The method includes accessing historical data from a plurality of databases, accessing historical perforation data and historical reservoir properties data from a simulation model, and determining fluid flow values and rock quality index values associated with perforated intervals of the plurality of wells. The method further includes corresponding the fluid flow values and rock quality values to the well production data, training, using the plurality of input values, a machine learning model for predicting oil flow values at perforated intervals of a plurality of target wells, predicting, using the trained machine learning model, the oil flow values at the perforated intervals of the plurality of target wells, and generating a synthetic production log that includes the predicted oil flow values at the perforated intervals of the plurality of target wells.

Abstract: An illuminator has phase scrambling particles to reduce speckle.

Abstract: Integrated circuit (IC) packages are disclosed. In some embodiments, an IC package includes a glass substrate, a micro light emitting diode (LED), a semiconductor die, one or more through glass vias (TGVs) and a package substrate. The micro LED is positioned over the glass substrate. The TGVs are integrated into the glass substrate and connect the micro LED to the semiconductor die. The semiconductor die is connected to the package substrate to receive external signals when connected to a motherboard.

Abstract: Techniques are described for joint encoding and decoding of information symbols. In one embodiment, a method for joint encoding includes, in part, obtaining a sequence of information symbols, generating a plurality of cyclic codewords each corresponding to a portion of the sequence of information symbols, jointly encoding the plurality of cyclic codewords to generate at least one combined codeword, and providing the combined codeword to a device. The at least one combined codeword may be generated through Galois Fourier Transform (GFT).

Abstract: A device includes a layer including a first III-Nitride (III-N) material, a channel layer including a second III-N material, a release layer including nitrogen and a transition metal, where the release layer is between the first III-N material and the second III-N material. The device further includes a polarization layer including a third III-N material above the release layer, a gate structure above the polarization layer, a source structure and a drain structure on opposite sides of the gate structure where the source structure and the drain structure each include a fourth III-N material. The device further includes a source contact on the source structure and a drain contact on the drain structure.

Abstract: Embodiments disclosed herein include micro light emitting device (LED) display panels and methods of forming such devices. In an embodiment, a display panel includes a display backplane substrate, a light emitting element on the display backplane, a transparent conductor over the light emitting element, a dielectric layer over the transparent conductor, and a color conversion device over the light emitting element. In an embodiment, the dielectric layer separates the transparent conductor from the color conversion device.

Abstract: Techniques and mechanisms for a micro-LED (“uLED”) structure to facilitate efficient communication of an optical signal. In an embodiment, a columnar “nanopost” uLED structure comprises contiguous bodies of respective semiconductor materials, including a first body of a doped semiconductor material. The first body forms a pyramidal structure, wherein one or more others of the contiguous bodies are arranged on the first body in a vertically stacked configuration. More particularly, a second body of an undoped semiconductor material is to provide a quantum well of the uLED structure, wherein the second body does not cover or otherwise extend along vertical sidewall structures of the first body. In another embodiment, the pyramidal structure, in combination with the vertically stacked arrangement of semiconductor bodies, facilitates efficient communication of narrowly columnated optical signal by mitigating optical signal communication via vertical sides of the uLED structure.

Abstract: Embodiments related to emissive display device structures having an emissive display element and a metamaterial lens having a plurality of nanoparticles over an emissive surface of the emissive display element to control the angular distribution of light emitted from the emissive display element, displays having such controlled emissive display device structures, systems incorporating such controlled emissive display device structures, and methods for fabricating them are discussed.

Abstract: Embodiments disclosed herein include a display. In an embodiment, the display comprises a backplane, and circuitry on the backplane. In an embodiment, a pad with a first width is over the backplane and electrically coupled to the circuitry. In an embodiment, the pad comprises a conductive material. In an embodiment, the display further comprises a light emitting diode (LED) coupled to the pad, where the LED has a second width that is smaller than the first width.

Abstract: The present invention pertains to a system and method for transportation of goods, service, marketable securities or other valuable payloads optionally utilizing a carrier or smart carrier to contain a payload and using artillery for transporting the payload relatively longer distances, whereby more conventional transportation systems may bring a payload to the artillery mechanism and then retrieve the payload from the artillery mechanism. The system consists of a modified military artillery projectile, optionally containing a self-monitoring smart carrier or a standard carrier, transportation shells for various transportation methods and when smart carriers are employed, goods and services and in some embodiments, people, on land, air and water through a connected ecosystem, may be monitored and safely transported.

Abstract: A system enables optical communication with direct conversion of the electrical signal into an optical signal with an array of optical sources. The use of the array of optical sources can eliminate the need for a large serializer/deserializer (SERDES). With an array of optical sources, the optical communication can occur at lower power and lower frequency per optical source, with multiple parallel optical sources combining to provide a signal.

Abstract: Micro light-emitting diode display driver architectures and pixel structures are described. In an example, a driver circuit for a micro light emitting diode device includes a current mirror. A linearized transconductance amplifier is coupled to the current mirror. The linearized transconductance amplifier is to generate a pulse amplitude modulated current that is provided to a set of micro LEDs connected in parallel to provide fault tolerance architecture.

Abstract: Technologies for chip-to-chip optical data transfer are disclosed. In the illustrative embodiment, microLEDs on a first chip are used to send data to microphotodiodes on a second chip. The beams from the microLEDs may be sent to the microphotodiodes using an optical bridge, microprisms, a channel through a substrate, a channel defined in a substrate, etc. The microLEDs may be used for high-speed data transfer with low power usage. A chip may include a relatively large number of microLEDs and/or microphotodiodes, allowing for a large bandwidth connection. MicroLEDs and microphotodiodes may be used to connect different parts of the same chip, different chips on the same package, different packages on the same device, or different chips on different devices.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus for in-pixel driving of micro-light-emitting diodes are disclosed. An example light-emitting diode driver includes a first input node to receive a data signal, a second input node to receive a reference signal having a first frequency, and a driver circuit including thin-film transistors to output a current pulse for driving a light-emitting diode, the current pulse having a width based on the data signal and the reference signal, the output signal having a second frequency that is greater than the first frequency.

Abstract: Methods, apparatuses, and systems may provide for technology used in batteries including an anode particle layer. Such an anode particle layer includes a plurality of silicon particles covered with a coating layer, where the coating layer comprises one or more of a transition metal sulfide and a transition metal chalcogenide.

Abstract: Micro light-emitting diode displays and methods of fabricating micro LED displays are described. In an example, a micro light emitting diode pixel structure includes a plurality of micro light emitting diode devices in a dielectric layer. Each of the micro light emitting diode devices have Mie scattering particles thereon. A transparent conducting oxide layer is above the dielectric layer and on the Mie scattering particles. A binder material layer is above the transparent conducting oxide layer. The binder material layer has a plurality of Rayleigh scattering particles therein.

Abstract: Micro light-emitting diode (LED) displays, and fabrication and assembly of micro LED displays, are described. In an example, a pixel element for a micro-light emitting diode (LED) display panel includes a blue color nanowire or nanopyramid LED above a first nucleation layer above a substrate, the blue color nanowire or nanopyramid LED including a first GaN core. A green color nanowire or nanopyramid LED is above a second nucleation layer above the substrate, the green color nanowire or nanopyramid LED including a second GaN core. A red color nanowire or nanopyramid LED is above a third nucleation layer above the substrate, the red color nanowire or nanopyramid LED including a GaInP core.

Abstract: An apparatus comprising a chip comprising a plurality of micro-emitters, the micro-emitters to couple to a plurality of data lines and to an optical fiber, wherein the micro-emitters are to generate optical signals for parallel transmission through the optical fiber, the optical signals corresponding to data communicated on the data lines.