Abstract: System and method for testing power conversion devices are provided. A power supply grid is connected to an AC terminal of a first power conversion device, the power supply grid is also connected to an AC terminal of the second power conversion device, and a DC terminal of the first power conversion device is connected to a DC terminal of the second power conversion device. In this way, a test loop is formed by the power supply grid, the first power conversion device and the second power conversion device. In this test loop, the first power conversion device and the second power conversion device act as a load and a power source, so no additional DC power supply and load are required during the test.

Abstract: According to examples, an optical lens assembly for head-mount display (HMD) devices may include an optical lens configuration with a first optical element and a second optical element. The first optical element and the second optical element may be affixed together along a peripheral edge to form a gap between the two optical elements and may compensate chromatic dispersion characteristics. The optical lens configuration may also include a reflective polarizer layer, a quarter wave layer, and a semi-transparent mirror provided on selected surfaces of the optical elements. In some examples, the gap may be filled with air or an inert gas.

Abstract: A casing includes a body for accommodating a battery management system and a mounting member fixed on the body. The mounting member includes a first end and a second end at opposite locations. The first end is provided with an elastic member. The second end is provided with a clamping portion. The clamping portion is configured to be clamped to an assembly bracket. The elastic member is configured to generate a rebound force under limitation of the assembly bracket, so as to fix the mounting member at a location on the assembly bracket.

Abstract: Described herein are corrole-based frameworks and methods for making the same. The corrole-based frameworks have unique structural and physical properties, which lends them to be versatile in a number of different applications and uses such as in gas storage/separation, proton conduction, biomedicine, sensing, and catalysis. In one aspect, the corrole-based frameworks are organic frameworks. In other aspects, the corrole-based frameworks are metal-organic frameworks.

Abstract: A method for synchronizing at least one device setting between a first gateway device and a second gateway device includes accessing a graphical user interface (GUI) for the first gateway device on a client device, establishing a network connection between the first gateway device and the second gateway device, obtaining a prior user configuration of device settings from the second gateway device, parsing the device settings of the second gateway device, selecting, via the GUI for the first gateway device, at least one of the device settings of the second gateway device to obtain a new user configuration, and transmitting the new user configuration to the first gateway device for implementation.

Abstract: Described herein are corrole-based frameworks and methods for making the same. The corrole-based frameworks have unique structural and physical properties, which lends them to be versatile in a number of different applications and uses such as in gas storage/separation, proton conduction, biomedicine, sensing, and catalysis. In one aspect, the corrole-based frameworks are organic frameworks. In other aspects, the corrole-based frameworks are metal-organic frameworks.

Abstract: A laser sustained plasma light source having a cell with a gas volume contained within the cell. At least one laser is directed into the gas volume, for sustaining a plasma within the gas volume, which plasma produces a light. Means are provided for continuously providing the gas volume to the plasma in a laminar flow. A reflector collects the light and provides the light to a desired location.

Abstract: A method for producing a laser sustained plasma light by directing at least one laser into a gas volume and igniting a plasma that produces a light. Heated portions of the gas volume are removed from the plasma and cooled. The cooled portions of the gas volume are returned to the plasma in a laminar flow. The light is collected with a reflector and provided to a desired location.

Abstract: A laser sustained plasma light source having a cell formed as a continuous tube with a circular cross section, a gas volume contained within the cell, at least one laser directed into the gas volume, for sustaining a plasma within the gas volume, the plasma producing a light, where the gas volume is heated as it leaves the plasma, cools as it circulates around the continuous tube of the cell, and reenters the plasma cooler than when it left the plasma and in a laminar flow, and a reflector for collecting the light and providing the light to a desired location.

Abstract: A system for compensating abberative effects caused by a bulb of a plasma cell includes an illumination source configured to generate illumination; a plasma cell, the plasma cell including a bulb for containing a volume of gas; an ellipse configured to focus illumination from the illumination source into the volume of gas in order to generate a plasma within the volume of gas; and one or more adaptive optical elements configured to compensate for aberrations produced by one or more optical elements, the one or more adaptive optics elements positioned along an illumination pathway between the illumination source and the plasma cell.

Abstract: An apparatus for focusing light in a semi-conductor inspection system, including: a first mirror arranged to reflect extreme ultra-violet (EUV) generated by a plasma source; and a second mirror arranged to focus the EUV light, reflected from the first mirror, onto a first intermediate focus plane. A homogenizing tunnel, including: a first aperture having a first shape and a first size and arranged to receive extreme ultra-violet (EUV) light; a second aperture having a second shape and a second size; and a passageway connecting the first and second apertures and arranged to homogenize the EUV light received by the first aperture. The first shape is different from the second shape or the first size is different from the second size.

Abstract: An apparatus for focusing light in a semi-conductor inspection system, including: a first mirror arranged to reflect extreme ultra-violet (EUV) generated by a plasma source; and a second mirror arranged to focus the EUV light, reflected from the first mirror, onto a first intermediate focus plane. A homogenizing tunnel, including: a first aperture having a first shape and a first size and arranged to receive extreme ultra-violet (EUV) light; a second aperture having a second shape and a second size; and a passageway connecting the first and second apertures and arranged to homogenize the EUV light received by the first aperture. The first shape is different from the second shape or the first size is different from the second size.

Abstract: A system for compensating abberative effects caused by a bulb of a plasma cell includes an illumination source configured to generate illumination; a plasma cell, the plasma cell including a bulb for containing a volume of gas; an ellipse configured to focus illumination from the illumination source into the volume of gas in order to generate a plasma within the volume of gas; and one or more adaptive optical elements configured to compensate for aberrations produced by one or more optical elements, the one or more adaptive optics elements positioned along an illumination pathway between the illumination source and the plasma cell.