Abstract: A light sensor lead frame substrate may comprise a plurality of lead frame substrates formed on a metal substrate through a series of processing including chemical etching, plasma etching and stamping. The lead frame substrates are connected through a plurality of connecting sections, and each of the lead frame substrates is connected to the metal substrate through the connecting section. Each of the connecting sections has two pre-cut sections respectively formed at two ends of the connecting section. After molding, the lead frame substrates are configured to pass through a series of processing including electroplating, injection and desmear to enable each of the lead frame substrates to have a first insulating layer, a reflector cup and a second insulating layer, and with the pre-cut sections, the connecting sections are adapted to be easily washed down by a punch in the punching process.

Abstract: Synthesizing bio-plasticizers with acidic ionic liquids as catalysts. The acidic ionic liquids are Bronsted acidic ionic liquids, which are composed of alkyl sulfone pyridinium and strong Bronsted acid. Epoxidized fatty acid alkyl esters could be obtained via epoxidation of fatty acid alkyl esters using the acidic ionic liquids as catalysts. The epoxidized fatty acid alkyl esters perform well as bio-plasticizers, which could be substituted for phthalate ester plasticizers. The acidic ionic liquids catalysts provide good catalytic performance, are easy to separate, reusable, and may reduce corrosion of pipelines.

Abstract: A connection apparatus for connecting a mobile peripheral component interconnect express module (MXM) interface to a test apparatus includes a circuit board, a golden finger connector, and a group of signal test contacts. The test contacts are connected to the golden finger connector and configured for connection to the testing apparatus. When the circuit board is inserted into a MXM interface, the test contacts connect to the MXM interface.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention provide a method and a system of detecting source code in a message being sent over a digital communication network to secure against unauthorized leakage of source code. The message is intercepted on a network device, placed into a memory on the network device, and divided into one or more segments, wherein each segment includes a predetermined number of lines of text from the message. For each segment, one or more syntax rules of a programming language is applied to the segment and a predetermined number of context lines of text before the segment and/or after the segment, to determine which of the syntax rules of the programming language are matched in the segment. A determination of whether the text message includes source code is provided based on the syntax rules that were matched.

Abstract: A port test device for a motherboard includes a conversion member and a test apparatus. The motherboard comprising a serial attached small computer system interface (SAS) port and a serial advanced technology attachment (SATA) port. The conversion member includes a SAS connector and a SATA connector, the SATA connector is coupled to the SATA port, and is electronically connected to the SAS port. The test apparatus is selectively coupled to the SAS port or the SAS connector.

Abstract: A CMOS-MEMS switch structure is disclosed. The CMOS-MEMS switch structure includes a first substrate, a second substrate, a first cantilever beam, and a second cantilever beam. The first and second substrates are positioned opposite each other. The first cantilever beam is provided on the first substrate, extends from the first substrate toward the second substrate, and bends downward. Likewise, the second cantilever beam is provided on the second substrate, extends from the second substrate toward the first substrate, and bends downward. The first and second substrates are movable toward each other to connect a first top surface of the first cantilever beam and a second top surface of the second cantilever beam, and away from each other so that the first top surface of the first cantilever beam and the second top surface of the second cantilever beam are disconnected, thereby closing or opening the CMOS-MEMS switch structure.

Abstract: A CMOS-MEMS switch structure is disclosed. The CMOS-MEMS switch structure includes a first substrate, a second substrate, a first cantilever beam, and a second cantilever beam. The first and second substrates are positioned opposite each other. The first cantilever beam is provided on the first substrate, extends from the first substrate toward the second substrate, and bends downward. Likewise, the second cantilever beam is provided on the second substrate, extends from the second substrate toward the first substrate, and bends downward. The first and second substrates are movable toward each other to connect a first top surface of the first cantilever beam and a second top surface of the second cantilever beam, and away from each other so that the first top surface of the first cantilever beam and the second top surface of the second cantilever beam are disconnected, thereby closing or opening the CMOS-MEMS switch structure.

Abstract: A method of detecting leakage of sensitive source code on network-accessible sites is provided. The method includes determining a set of unique identifying elements that identify a sensitive source code module accessed from a source code repository; using a crawler server connected to an external network to automatically search a list of one or more network-accessible sites for text that matches one or more of the unique identifying elements in the set of unique identifying elements, to provide search results; collecting the search results in a memory of the crawler server; determining a relevancy for each of the search results based at least in part on a number of the unique identifying elements that were matched and on a number of search results; sorting the results according to the relevancy; and providing the results to a user, to indicate whether sensitive source code was found on the network-accessible sites.

Abstract: A connection apparatus for connecting a mobile peripheral component interconnect express module (MXM) interface to a test apparatus includes a circuit board, a golden finger connector, and a group of signal test contacts. The test contacts are connected to the golden finger connector and configured for connection to the testing apparatus. When the circuit board is inserted into a MXM interface, the test contacts connect to the MXM interface.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention provide a method and a system of detecting source code in a message being sent over a digital communication network to secure against unauthorized leakage of source code. The message is intercepted on a network device, placed into a memory on the network device, and divided into one or more segments, wherein each segment includes a predetermined number of lines of text from the message. For each segment, one or more syntax rules of a programming language is applied to the segment and a predetermined number of context lines of text before the segment and/or after the segment, to determine which of the syntax rules of the programming language are matched in the segment. A determination of whether the text message includes source code is provided based on the syntax rules that were matched.