Abstract: A physical arrangement of at least two power switches and at least one capacitor in a power loop. At least one of the switches is formed of at least two parallel electronic devices, such as transistors. The arrangement minimizes total power loop impedance and results in approximately equal impedance in each parallel branch of the switch formed of two parallel devices, thereby resulting in approximately equal currents in the switches.

Abstract: A telecommunications assembly includes a chassis and a plurality of modules removably mounted within the chassis. The modules include one or more fiber optic signal input locations. The modules include optical equipment for splitting the input signals into customer output signals.

Abstract: A telecommunications assembly includes a chassis and a plurality of modules removably mounted within the chassis. The modules include one or more fiber optic signal input locations. The modules include optical equipment for splitting the input signals into customer output signals.

Abstract: A telecommunications assembly includes a chassis and a plurality of modules removably mounted within the chassis. The modules include one or more fiber optic signal input locations. The modules include optical equipment for splitting the input signals into customer output signals.

Abstract: A multi-level converter includes a flying capacitor and a resistive voltage divider. The multi-level converter is configured to convert an input voltage into an output voltage. The resistive voltage divider is configured to charge a flying capacitor in the multi-level converter during an initial charging mode of operation. In some implementations, the multi-level converter includes a plurality of flying capacitors and a plurality of resistive voltage dividers including a resistive voltage divider for each flying capacitor in the plurality of flying capacitors.

Abstract: A telecommunications assembly includes a chassis and a plurality of modules removably mounted within the chassis. The modules include one or more fiber optic signal input locations. The modules include optical equipment for splitting the input signals into customer output signals.

Abstract: A physical arrangement of at least two power switches and at least one capacitor in a power loop. At least one of the switches is formed of at least two parallel electronic devices, such as transistors. The arrangement minimizes total power loop impedance and results in approximately equal impedance in each parallel branch of the switch formed of two parallel devices, thereby resulting in approximately equal currents in the switches.

Abstract: A telecommunications assembly includes a chassis and a plurality of modules removably mounted within the chassis. The modules include one or more fiber optic signal input locations. The modules include optical equipment for splitting the input signals into customer output signals.

Abstract: A terminating apparatus for terminating a plurality of wires of a cable to a plurality of connection terminations of a communication module, the communication module comprises at least one upright walls each provided with at least one receiving slots for receiving the connection terminations each of which is electrically connected with one wire. The terminating apparatus comprises: at least one terminating portion into which the upright walls of the communication module are able to be inserted, each terminating portion separately holding the plurality of wires of the cable; and at least one cutting apparatus mounted in the terminating portions outside the receiving slot of the communication module and constructed to cut off parts of the wires which extend out the receiving slots after the wires are terminated to the connection terminations of the communication module. The wires may be easily and quickly terminated to the communication module.

Abstract: A multi-level converter includes a flying capacitor and a resistive voltage divider. The multi-level converter is configured to convert an input voltage into an output voltage. The resistive voltage divider is configured to charge a flying capacitor in the multi-level converter during an initial charging mode of operation. In some implementations, the multi-level converter includes a plurality of flying capacitors and a plurality of resistive voltage dividers including a resistive voltage divider for each flying capacitor in the plurality of flying capacitors.

Abstract: A telecommunications assembly includes a chassis and a plurality of modules removably mounted within the chassis. The modules include one or more fiber optic signal input locations. The modules include optical equipment for splitting the input signals into customer output signals.

Abstract: A large area wireless power system having a synchronization transmitter and a plurality of synchronization receivers for receiving a plurality of differential signals from the synchronization transmitter and outputting a plurality of second single-ended signals. The synchronization transmitter generates a first single-ended signal and converts the first single-ended signal into the plurality of differential signals to be transmitted to the synchronization receivers over a plurality of differential line pairs that also provide power to the synchronization receivers. The large area wireless power system also includes a plurality of high power amplifiers for receiving the plurality of second single-ended signals from the respective synchronization receivers and generating power, and a plurality of wireless power coils for receiving the power generated by the plurality of high power amplifiers and wirelessly providing power.

Abstract: A scalable highly resonant wireless power coil structure that is suitable for use across a large surface area. The structure includes a plurality of single turn loops with adjacent loops that are decoupled from each other, yet form part of a single member.

Abstract: A wireless power receiver circuit includes an active rectifier circuit with a plurality of power transistors, wherein the active rectifier circuit is configured to rectify an induced AC receiver current. The wireless power receiver circuit includes also includes a gate drive controller circuit configured to sense the induced AC receiver current and to provide gate drive signals for the plurality of power transistors synchronized with the induced AC receiver current. The gate drive controller circuit includes a current sense circuit configured to provide two voltage signals having a difference proportional to the induced AC receiver current.

Abstract: An adapter structure for use with a telecommunications module that is configured to be slidably inserted into a first type of telecommunications chassis comprises a body configured to be mounted to the telecommunications module. The body of the adapter structure is configured for mounting the telecommunications module to a second type of telecommunications chassis that is different than the first type of telecommunications chassis, wherein the telecommunications module is not configured to be mounted to the second type of telecommunications chassis without the adapter structure. The adapter structure includes at least one fiber optic connector protruding outwardly from the body for receiving a fiber optic signal to be relayed to fiber optic equipment of the telecommunications module.

Abstract: An adapter structure for use with a telecommunications module that is configured to be slidably inserted into a first type of telecommunications chassis comprises a body configured to be mounted to the telecommunications module. The body of the adapter structure is configured for mounting the telecommunications module to a second type of telecommunications chassis that is different than the first type of telecommunications chassis, wherein the telecommunications module is not configured to be mounted to the second type of telecommunications chassis without the adapter structure. The adapter structure includes at least one fiber optic connector protruding outwardly from the body for receiving a fiber optic signal to be relayed to fiber optic equipment of the telecommunications module.

Abstract: A telecommunications assembly includes a chassis and a plurality of modules removably mounted within the chassis. The modules include one or more fiber optic signal input locations. The modules include optical equipment for splitting the input signals into customer output signals.

Abstract: A terminating apparatus for terminating a plurality of wires of a cable to a plurality of connection terminations of a communication module, the communication module comprises at least one upright walls each provided with at least one receiving slots for receiving the connection terminations each of which is electrically connected with one wire. The terminating apparatus comprises: at least one terminating portion into which the upright walls of the communication module are able to be inserted, each terminating portion separately holding the plurality of wires of the cable; and at least one cutting apparatus mounted in the terminating portions outside the receiving slot of the communication module and constructed to cut off parts of the wires which extend out the receiving slots after the wires are terminated to the connection terminations of the communication module. The wires may be easily and quickly terminated to the communication module.

Abstract: A wireless power receiver circuit includes an active rectifier circuit with a plurality of power transistors, wherein the active rectifier circuit is configured to rectify an induced AC receiver current. The wireless power receiver circuit includes also includes a gate drive controller circuit configured to sense the induced AC receiver current and to provide gate drive signals for the plurality of power transistors synchronized with the induced AC receiver current. The gate drive controller circuit includes a current sense circuit configured to provide two voltage signals having a difference proportional to the induced AC receiver current.

Abstract: An adapter structure for use with a telecommunications module that is configured to be slidably inserted into a first type of telecommunications chassis comprises a body configured to be mounted to the telecommunications module. The body of the adapter structure is configured for mounting the telecommunications module to a second type of telecommunications chassis that is different than the first type of telecommunications chassis, wherein the telecommunications module is not configured to be mounted to the second type of telecommunications chassis without the adapter structure. The adapter structure includes at least one fiber optic connector protruding outwardly from the body for receiving a fiber optic signal to be relayed to fiber optic equipment of the telecommunications module.