Abstract: A zero-added-jitter protocol for accurate transmission of datagrams over packet-switched networks between two or more microprocessor devices connected such that data may pass in one direction only; also reproducing the timing and inter-packet spacing of that which was originally received, along with a pre-configured time-delay for error correction.

Abstract: A zero-added-jitter protocol for transmission of datagrams over packet-switched networks between two or more connected microprocessor devices with negligible packet delay variation, adjustable forward error correction, congestion control, and negative acknowledgment datagram recovery. A method for the analysis and preservation of the instantaneous bitrate and packet spacing provides for the output of the datagrams to a network facing provider edge device matching in timing and inter-packet spacing, that which was originally received, along with a pre-configured time-delay for error correction. Additional embodiments provide duplication of path for reduction of re-requests; the splitting of path for faster transport between transmitter and receiver; encryption for more secure transport between transmitter and receiver; compression for more efficient transport between transmitter and receiver; and encryption and compression, for more secure, efficient transport between transmitter and receiver.

Abstract: A zero-added-jitter protocol for transmission of datagrams over packet-switched networks between two or more connected microprocessor devices with negligible packet delay variation and negative acknowledgment datagram recovery. A method for the analysis and preservation of the instantaneous bitrate and packet spacing provides for the output of the datagrams to a network facing provider edge device matching in timing and inter-packet spacing, that which was originally received, along with a pre-configured time-delay for error correction. Additional embodiments provide duplication of path for reduction of re-requests; the splitting of path for faster transport between transmitter and receiver; encryption for more secure transport between transmitter and receiver; compression for more efficient transport between transmitter and receiver; and encryption and compression, for more secure, efficient transport between transmitter and receiver.

Abstract: A method of measuring the maximum power available from a photo voltaic array without the requirement of connected AC devices drawing power at time of measurement. Such a method allows for the design of systems which may prevent the unnecessary or potentially damaging startup of said AC devices at times at which power is not sufficient to power them safely. This is achieved by use of a power converter which converts the variable DC input voltage from the PV to a known, fixed DC voltage, then disabling the power converter at defined intervals for very short periods, taking a measurement of the Voc, when risen, and then shorting the current through a resistor and measuring Isc. Measurements are communicated to a central processing unit, which calculates Pmax.

Abstract: A zero-added-jitter protocol for transmission of datagrams over packet-switched networks between two or more connected microprocessor devices with negligible packet delay variation and negative acknowledgment datagram recovery. A method for the analysis and preservation of the instantaneous bitrate and packet spacing provides for the output of the datagrams to a network facing provider edge device matching in timing and inter-packet spacing, that which was originally received, along with a pre-configured time-delay for error correction. Additional embodiments provide duplication of path for reduction of re-requests; the splitting of path for faster transport between transmitter and receiver; encryption for more secure transport between transmitter and receiver; compression for more efficient transport between transmitter and receiver; and encryption and compression, for more secure, efficient transport between transmitter and receiver.

Abstract: A protein and amino acid supplement for strengthening the muscles of a human, the supplement comprises of: a Creatine monohydrate; a vitamic C; a hydrolyzed collagen; and a hydrolyzed casein. The supplement may further comprise of L-glutamine, ribose, taurine, alpha lipoic acid, methyl sulfonyl methane. The supplement may further comprise of glucosamine sulfate and chondroitin sulfate.

Abstract: The present invention is based on the theory of forced air convection. In a hermetically sealed access point/computer, by placing a blowing fan perpendicular to the hot elements of the computer and thereby circulating the air around the housing of the computer the present invention speeds the rate of heat transfer from within the housing to the outside of the housing, thereby reducing the heat that the hardware of a computer has to endure within the housing.

Abstract: A network based method that enhances the handshake between clients and virtual private network (VPN) servers so that the internet protocol (IP) address assignment of client tunnels is done by existing dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP) servers instead of being done by the VPN servers.

Abstract: The present invention is based on the theory of forced air convection. In a hermetically sealed access point/computer, by placing a blowing fan perpendicular to the hot elements of the computer and thereby circulating the air around the housing of the computer the present invention speeds the rate of heat transfer from within the housing to the outside of the housing, thereby reducing the heat that the hardware of a computer has to endure within the housing.

Abstract: A method of enhancing the 802.11 IEEE standard handshake protocol so that the range of connectivity between a first wireless device and other wireless devices can be extended.