Abstract: A wireless camera including an enclosure having a lens opening; an imaging sensor positioned toward the lens opening; memory coupled to the camera to receive image data from the imaging sensor; and a wireless transmitter coupled to the camera.

Abstract: A one dimension all-metal slab waveguide gas laser comprises a slab waveguide gas discharge area and an optical resonator disposed in a metal vacuum chamber. The gas discharge area is formed by a top and a bottom metal electrodes and metal supporting blocks insolated with the electrodes. A metal liner plate and a metal press plate are sequentially disposed on upside of the metal electrodes. A metal supporting plate is disposed at underside of the metal electrodes. The metal top electrodes are connected with a supply power through link pins of the metal electrodes. An output mirror and a feedback mirror are respectively arranged at two sides of the optical resonator. An output window of the laser is disposed in the vacuum chamber.

Abstract: A power amplifier module for amplifying radio frequency signals includes a radio frequency power amplifier including one or more semiconductor transistors, adapted to receive an input radio frequency signal and power control signals, and to output an amplified radio frequency signal. The power amplifier module is integrated with input and output impedance matching networks and a power sensor that is adapted to receive the amplified radio frequency signal and to output a signal indicating the power output level of the power amplifier module. The power amplifier module also includes control logic in accordance to at least one of the qualities and the power level of the amplified radio frequency signal.

Abstract: A fuel cell system comprises a fuel processor, a fuel cell, a heat-generating electronic device and a thermally conductive component. The fuel processor receives fuel and outputs hydrogen. The fuel cell receives hydrogen from the fuel processor and outputs electric current. A heat-generating electronic device receives the electric current from the fuel cell. A thermally conductive component is in thermal connection with the heat-generating electronic device and the fuel processor.

Abstract: A resin impregnated cured in place liner having an everted outer impermeable coating is provided. A roll of a continuous length of resin impregnable material is formed into a tube. An impermeable film or wrapping is formed into a tube about a tubular former, sealed and continuously everted about the inner tubular member travelling in an opposite direction so that the everted wrapping envelopes the inner tubular member. Alternatively, the inner tubular member may be passed into a stuffer tube having an impermeable tube thereon that is everted onto the moving tubular member to encapsulate the inner tubular member. The inner tubular member may be passed through an open resin impregnation tank to impregnate the impregnable material prior to everting the outer layer thereon. The inner tubular member may have an inner layer of impermeable material bonded thereto. It may be formed into a tube with the impermeable layer on the outside and continuously everted to place the impermeable layer on the inside of the tube.

Abstract: A process for lining an existing pipeline or conduit with a flexible resin impregnated cured in place liner by pulling in the liner and inflating an eversion bladder with air and curing the liner with flow-through steam without loss of pressure is provided. The bladder is stored in a pressure bladder canister coupled to a pressurized downtube and eversion elbow. The bladder is everted by introducing pressurized air into the canister As the bladder reaches the distal manhole, it enters a receiving canister where it is punctured while maintaining air pressure within the bladder a pinch valve between the downtube and elbow isolates the inverted bladder so that steam can be introduced into the bladder to cure the resin and exhaust through the receiving canister. The bladder is then removed and lateral service reinstated.

Abstract: An amplifier circuit for amplifying radio frequency signals includes a radio frequency power amplifier to receive an input radio frequency signal and to output an amplified radio frequency signal; one or more sensors coupled to the radio frequency power amplifier to provide a closed-loop feedback signal; and a power sensor coupled to the amplified radio frequency signal.

Abstract: A power amplifier can amplify an input radio frequency signal to produce an output radio frequency signal in response to a bias control signal. A programmable digital control unit produces the bias control signal and to transmit the bias control signal to the power amplifier.

Abstract: An amplifier circuit for amplifying radio frequency signals having temperature compensation and bias compensation includes a radio frequency power amplifier that receives an input radio frequency signal and outputs an amplified radio frequency signal, and a first transistor performing as a detector diode with its collector and base connected. The base of the first transistor receives the amplified radio frequency signal from the power amplifier, a second DC bias input signal from a regulated DC source, and a third power-sensing signal. The amplifier circuit further includes a second transistor to amplify the DC component of the RF signal from the base of the first transistor. The base of the second transistor is coupled to the base of the first transistor. The collector of the second transistor outputs the power-sensing signal, which is coupled to the regulated DC source through a resistor.

Abstract: A resin impregnation tower for continuously impregnating the resin impregnable layer of a tubular cured in place liner is provided. The tower is of a height to provide sufficient resin pressure head to impregnate the resin impregnable layer fully. A cured in place liner having at least one layer of resin impregnable material is fed into the top of the tower, drawn down about a roller at the bottom, removed from the top of the tower and then wrapped with an outer impermeable coating. The impregnated liner is suitable for pull-in-and-inflate method of installation or may be inverted. For liners formed with an inner impermeable layer, the liner is suitable for curing with steam.

Abstract: A power amplifier module for amplifying radio frequency signals includes first and second radio frequency power amplifiers each including one or more semiconductor transistors, adapted to receive an input radio frequency signal and a processed power-sensing control signal, and to output an amplified radio frequency signal; first and second power-sensing circuits each coupled to said first and second radio frequency power amplifiers and adapted to receive each amplified radio frequency signal and to output the power-sensing control signal; and control logic that receives and processes the power-sensing control signals, and outputs a processed power-sensing control signal in response to each quality or magnitude of each amplified radio frequency signal.

Abstract: A process for lining an existing pipeline or conduit with a flexible resin impregnated cured in place liner by pulling in the liner and inflating a resin impregnated inflation bladder with air and curing the liner with flow-through steam without loss of pressure is provided. The liner includes a resin absorbent material in tubular form with an impermeable membrane forming an outer layer. The inflation bladder also includes a resin absorbent material in tubular form with an impermeable membrane forming an outer layer and an exhaust assembly at the trailing end and is passed through a pressurized inversion apparatus into the collapsed liner. As the bladder reaches the distal end, the exhaust assembly exits the everting bladder and is coupled to an exhaust hose. Steam is then introduced the inversion apparatus to cure the resin and is exhausted through the exhaust tube. After cure, steam is replaced with air to cool the liner and the ends are cut to restore service through the host pipe.

Abstract: A process for lining an existing pipeline or conduit with a flexible resin impregnated cured in place liner by pulling in the liner and inflating an eversion bladder with air and curing the liner with flow-through steam without loss of pressure is provided. The bladder is stored in a pressure bladder canister coupled to a pressurized downtube and eversion elbow. The bladder is everted by introducing pressurized air into the canister As the bladder reaches the distal manhole, it enters a receiving canister where it is punctured while maintaining air pressure within the bladder a pinch valve between the downtube and elbow isolates the inverted bladder so that steam can be introduced into the bladder to cure the resin and exhaust through the receiving canister. The bladder is then removed and lateral service reinstated.

Abstract: A power amplifier module for amplifying radio frequency signals includes first and second radio frequency power amplifiers with one or more semiconductor transistors, adapted to receive an input radio frequency signal and a processed power-sensing control signal and to output an amplified radio frequency signal; first and second power-sensing circuits each coupled to said first and second radio frequency power amplifiers and adapted to receive each amplified radio frequency signal and to output the power-sensing control signal; and control logic that receives and processes the power-sensing control signals, and outputs a processed power-sensing control signal in response to each quality or magnitude of each amplified radio frequency signal.

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for a device having one or more power amplifier and/or LNA circuits positioned on the amplifier module.

Abstract: A power amplifier module for amplifying radio frequency signals includes first, second, third and fourth corner ground pads positioned at each corner of the power amplifier module; one or more radio frequency input pads positioned between the first and second corner ground pads; one or more radio frequency output pads positioned between the third and fourth corner ground pads; and one or more power amplifier circuits centrally positioned on the power amplifier module.

Abstract: A method for improving traffic flow over a first network by adjusting the ratio and identity of traffic offloaded to a second network based on analysis of call detail records (CDRs).

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for a device having one or more active substrates comprising substantially transistors or diodes formed thereon; one of more passive substrate comprising substantially inductors, capacitors or resistors formed thereon; a plurality of bonding pads positioned on the active and passive substrates; and bonding wires connected to the bonding pads.

Abstract: A power amplifier module for amplifying radio frequency signals includes a radio frequency power amplifier including one or more semiconductor transistors, adapted to receive an input radio frequency signal and power control signals, and to output an amplified radio frequency signal. The power amplifier module is integrated with input and output impedance matching networks and a power sensor that is adapted to receive the amplified radio frequency signal and to output a signal indicating the power output level of the power amplifier module. The power amplifier module also includes control logic in accordance to at least one of the qualities and the power level of the amplified radio frequency signal.

Abstract: A power amplifier module for amplifying radio frequency signals includes a radio frequency power amplifier including one or more semiconductor transistors, adapted to receive an input radio frequency signal and power control signals, and to output an amplified radio frequency signal. The power amplifier module is integrated with input and output impedance matching networks and a power sensor that is adapted to receive the amplified radio frequency signal and to output a signal indicating the power output level of the power amplifier module. The power amplifier module also includes control logic in accordance to at least one of the qualities and the power level of the amplified radio frequency signal.