Abstract: A system for watering an electrolyte or lead acid battery in which the cumulative amount of water added during each filling event is determined by detecting the amount of water passing from a supply hose to the battery. A fluid dispensing member, such as a direct fill link or nozzle, can be attached to and detached from a single point watering subsystem. A flow detector, such as a flow meter, in fluid communication with the fluid dispensing member can wirelessly output the cumulative water added to specific batteries to an interactive computer application, which can include a wireless component such as a smartphone or tablet communicating with a remotely located interactive database.

Abstract: A system for watering an electrolyte or lead acid battery in which the cumulative amount of water added during each filling event is determined by detecting the amount of water passing from a supply hose to the battery. A fluid dispensing member, such as a direct fill link or nozzle, can be attached to and detached from a single point watering subsystem. A flow detector, such as a flow meter, in fluid communication with the fluid dispensing member can wirelessly output the cumulative water added to specific batteries to an interactive computer application, which can include a wireless component such as a smartphone or tablet communicating with a remotely located interactive database.

Abstract: Systems and methods for an upgradeable and/or reconfigurable receiver are provided. In general, the present invention is directed to providing systems and methods for designing an electronic communication system having easy and cost effective upgradeable receiver systems and components including, for example, an amplifier and/or a filter. For example, a receiver may include a receiver front end that is configured so that at least one of the original conventional system components may be used along with one or more new system components to provide greater receiver sensitivity and/or selectivity. In various embodiments, portions of an upgradeable receiver system may be made as modular components that allow easy replacement for the upgradeable components which may include a signal amplifier and/or a signal filter. In various embodiments the receiver may be upgraded by replacing a conventional low noise amplifier (LNA) with a high temperature superconductor (HTS) filter and/or a cryo-cooled LNA.

Abstract: Systems and methods for an upgradeable and/or reconfigurable receiver are provided. In general, the present invention is directed to providing systems and methods for designing an electronic communication system having easy and cost effective upgradeable receiver systems and components including, for example, an amplifier and/or a filter. For example, a receiver may include a receiver front end that is configured so that at least one of the original conventional system components may be used along with one or more new system components to provide greater receiver sensitivity and/or selectivity. In various embodiments, portions of an upgradeable receiver system may be made as modular components that allow easy replacement for the upgradeable components which may include a signal amplifier and/or a signal filter. In various embodiments the receiver may be upgraded by replacing a conventional low noise amplifier (LNA) with a high temperature superconductor (HTS) filter and/or a cryo-cooled LNA.

Abstract: The invention relates to a very wide band amplifier circuit including a distributed amplification cell (100) connected to a biasing cell (200), the amplification cell (100) including several transistors (T1) connected in parallel between a drain line and a grid line, each terminated at one of its ends by a load (Zin, Zout), the biasing cell (200) including at least one transistor (T2) connected between a power source (VDD) and the drain line of the amplification cell (100), said biasing cell having an overall impedance equal to the impedance of the load (Zout) connected to the end of the drain line of the amplification cell (100), characterized in that the grid (G2) of the transistor (T2) of the biasing cell (200) is connected to the node (201) of a divider bridge (R1R2, R1T3) so as to set its grid (G2) potential (VG2), and in that the grid (G2) and the source (S2) of said transistor (T2) are connected together by means of at least one capacitor (C1, C2).

Abstract: The invention relates to a very wide band amplifier circuit including a distributed amplification cell (100) connected to a biasing cell (200), the amplification cell (100) including several transistors (T1) connected in parallel between a drain line and a grid line, each terminated at one of its ends by a load (Zin, Zout), the biasing cell (200) including at least one transistor (T2) connected between a power source (VDD) and the drain line of the amplification cell (100), said biasing cell having an overall impedance equal to the impedance of the load (Zout) connected to the end of the drain line of the amplification cell (100), characterized in that the grid (G2) of the transistor (T2) of the biasing cell (200) is connected to the node (201) of a divider bridge (R1R2, R1T3) so as to set its grid (G2) potential (VG2), and in that the grid (G2) and the source (S2) of said transistor (T2) are connected together by means of at least one capacitor (C1, C2).

Abstract: An amplification device relating to the field of the amplification of ultra-wideband electrical signals from the dc to the microwave range, and more precisely from dc to microwaves of over 6 GHz, notably for the amplification of signals transmitted at very high bit rates on optic fibers, of the type including at least one ampification stage, the active amplification element of which is a field-effect transistor mounted as a common source, each of the amplification stages including means for the simultaneous maintaining of a positive dc voltage bias on the drain of the amplification transistor and a negative or zero dc bias on the gate of the transistor. This device may advantageously be made in monolithic integrated circuit form.