Abstract: The present embodiments provide for simple devices that guide the loading and dispensing of accurate small doses of fluid from standard injection syringes.

Abstract: The present embodiments provide for simple devices that guide the loading and dispensing of accurate small doses of fluid from standard injection syringes.

Abstract: The present embodiments provide for simple devices that guide the loading and dispensing of accurate small doses of fluid from standard injection syringes.

Abstract: Devices that guide the accurate loading and dispensing of predetermined doses of fluid from injection syringes are disclosed.

Abstract: A system is provided for balancing voltage of two rechargeable energy storage devices connected in series at a common node. A voltage divider is configured to divide a total voltage across the two devices into first and second reference voltages. First and second circuit elements include, respectively: first and second comparators, first and second P-channel MOSFETs, first and second current limiting resistors, and first and second networks of resistors. The first circuit elements are in electrical communication and configured to actively discharge a first device of the two devices when a difference between a voltage at the common node and the first reference voltage is greater than a first predetermined voltage. The-second circuit elements are in electrical communication and configured to actively charge the first device when a difference between the voltage at the common node and the second reference voltage is less than a second predetermined voltage.

Abstract: Devices that guide the accurate loading and dispensing of predetermined doses of fluid from injection syringes are disclosed.

Abstract: An ice skate chassis is configured so that a user can adjust the pitch of the skate chassis between a plurality of discrete pitch positions. The pitch is adjusted by locking the ice blade at a desired angle relative to a bladeholder of the chassis. The blade can be positively locked at a plurality of discrete, repeatable angle positions so that the angle will not slip or creep during skating.

Abstract: A power transistor, having: a semiconductor having an electrode formed thereon, wherein the electrode comprises a plurality of interdigitated transistors each having input and output terminals; a first output blocking capacitor having a first terminal electrically coupled to the output terminals of the interdigitated transistors of the semiconductor and a second terminal electrically coupled to ground; and a second output blocking capacitor having a first terminal electrically coupled to the first terminal of the first output blocking capacitor and a second terminal electrically coupled to ground.

Abstract: A power transistor, having: a semiconductor having an electrode formed thereon, wherein the electrode comprises a plurality of interdigitated transistors each having input and output terminals; a first output blocking capacitor having a first terminal electrically coupled to the output terminals of the interdigitated transistors of the semiconductor and a second terminal electrically coupled to ground; and a second output blocking capacitor having a first terminal electrically coupled to the first terminal of the first output blocking capacitor and a second terminal electrically coupled to ground.

Abstract: An ice skate chassis is configured so that a user can adjust the pitch of the skate chassis between a plurality of discrete pitch positions. The pitch is adjusted by locking the ice blade at a desired angle relative to a bladeholder of the chassis. The blade can be positively locked at a plurality of discrete, repeatable angle positions so that the angle will not slip or creep during skating.

Abstract: An ice skate chassis is configured so that a user can adjust the pitch of the skate chassis between a plurality of discrete pitch positions. The pitch is adjusted by locking the ice blade at a desired angle relative to a bladeholder of the chassis. The blade can be positively locked at a plurality of discrete, repeatable angle positions so that the angle will not slip or creep during skating.

Abstract: An apparatus and method are provided for sealing an outer surface 170 of a shaft 175 to an inner surface 165 of a hub 160. The seal includes a magnet 155, with top and bottom pole pieces 260, 265, and a ferrofluid 270 magnetically held in a gap 275 between the pole pieces 260, 265, and the hub 160 or the shaft 175. The top pole piece 260 has a cross-section that is L-shaped, with a horizontal portion 260a parallel to the magnet 155 and a shorter vertical portion 260b facing the shaft 175. In one version, the vertical portion 260b or the portion of the shaft 175 facing it is contoured to provide a flux gradient that axially concentrates the ferrofluid 270 in the gap 275. In another aspect, a catcher 335 is provided to reduce loss of ferrofluid 270 when the ferrofluidic seal 185 used to form an outside seal. In yet another aspect, a stationary ferrofluidic seal 345 is provided for sealing a stationary shaft 350 to a rotating hub 355.

Abstract: An ice skate chassis is configured so that a user can adjust the pitch of the skate chassis between a plurality of discrete pitch positions. The pitch is adjusted by locking the ice blade at a desired angle relative to a bladeholder of the chassis. The blade can be positively locked at a plurality of discrete, repeatable angle positions so that the angle will not slip or creep during skating.

Abstract: The swapping function of input values to output values is performed through a pseudo content addressable memory which provides output values corresponding to a number E of n-bit input values, with E=2p−1. The pseudo content addressable memory is made of a plurality of cascaded random address memories 20 having at least a 2d addressing capability, with d higher than p. A control logic circuit is provided to store into each random access memory p-bits pointers, with each pointer being different from the others and randomly assigned to an input value.