Abstract: According to some embodiments, a method of nonlinear RF beamforming includes receiving a reference RF signal and computing linear beamformed signals. The method further includes determining a frequency content for each of the plurality of linear beamformed signals, determining a reduced subset of linear beamformed signals, and computing a minimum element-wise magnitude across the reduced subset of linear beamformed signals. The method further includes computing a FFT of a reference channel signal, computing an amplitude mask ratio between the minimum element-wise magnitude and the FFT of the reference channel signal, and applying a learned polynomial response to the amplitude mask ratio to create a modified amplitude mask. The method further includes applying the modified amplitude mask to the FFT of the reference channel signal to create a masked frequency response of the reference channel signal and computing an inverse FFT in order to generate a final beamformed signal.

Abstract: A portable lighting device for providing illumination includes a body dimensioned and sized to the held by one hand, and adapted to contain a power source therein. A head on the body has a recess in which a light source in the recess is electrically as connected to the power source. The recess and the light source are configured to generate a unidirectional light pattern. A switch enables the light source to be selectively energized by the power source, and a volumetric optical unit is configured for attachment to the head over the recess and the light source to generate an isotropic light pattern.

Abstract: An enclosure for an electrical apparatus includes a tank having a bank of corrugate affixed to one or more walls thereof, with the bank of corrugate including a plurality of cooling fins in fluid communication with a volume of the tank via a plurality of openings formed in the walls, such that cooling fluid can flow into the cooling fins. A cross member is affixed to the bank of corrugate along each of a top surface and a bottom surface thereof and extends along a length of the corrugate at a distal end of the cooling fins. Vibration stabilizers are provided to control vibrations in the corrugate bank, with the vibration stabilizer having a gusset plate joined to the cross member and extending between a pair of adjacent cooling fins and stabilizer with a first end attached to the tank and a second end attached to the gusset plate.

Abstract: An enclosure for an electrical apparatus includes a tank having a bank of corrugate affixed to one or more walls thereof, with the bank of corrugate including a plurality of cooling fins in fluid communication with a volume of the tank via a plurality of openings formed in the walls, such that cooling fluid can flow into the cooling fins. A cross member is affixed to the bank of corrugate along each of a top surface and a bottom surface thereof and extends along a length of the corrugate at a distal end of the cooling fins. Vibration stabilizers are provided to control vibrations in the corrugate bank, with the vibration stabilizer having a gusset plate joined to the cross member and extending between a pair of adjacent cooling fins and stabilizer with a first end attached to the tank and a second end attached to the gusset plate.