Abstract: The invention provides a method for IQ data mapping, including the following steps of mapping IQ data of one or more standards to a CPRI radio frame, wherein, the CPRI radio frame includes multiple multi-frames, and boundaries of the multi-frames are aligned with the header of the CPRI radio frame, and each multi-frame includes K basic frames, and each basic frame includes a plurality of IQ sub-containers, and one IQ sub-container constitutes one time slot, and the number K of the basic frames and bit widths Naxc of the IQ sub-containers included in each multi-frame are identical for different standards, and the length of the CPRI radio frame is 10ms. The invention also provides an IQ data mapping apparatus.

Abstract: Applicants have discovered that electrostatic discharge (ESD) may, in some circumstances, result in current densities sufficient to ignite unprotected reactive composite materials. They have further discovered that a reactive composite material (RCM) can be protected from ESD ignition without adversely affecting the desirable properties of the RCM by the application of conducting and/or insulating materials at appropriate locations on the RCM. Thus ESD-protected RCM structures can be designed for such sensitive applications as ignition of propellants, generation of light bursts, and structural materials for equipment that may require controlled self-destruction.

Abstract: Applicants have discovered that electrostatic discharge (ESD) may, in some circumstances, result in current densities sufficient to ignite unprotected reactive composite materials. They have further discovered that a reactive composite material (RCM) can be protected from ESD ignition without adversely affecting the desirable properties of the RCM by the application of conducting and/or insulating materials at appropriate locations on the RCM. Thus ESD-protected RCM structures can be designed for such sensitive applications as ignition of propellants, generation of light bursts, and structural materials for equipment that may require controlled self-destruction.

Abstract: Described herein is a technology for facilitating classification of an object. In one implementation, at least one quotient appearance manifold mapping is constructed from a sample image to untangle appearance fiber bundles. A feature characteristic of the sample image may then be extracted based on the quotient appearance manifold mapping. A classifier may further be trained based on the extracted feature, and adapted for associating the object with an object class.

Abstract: A method for joining component bodies of material over bonding regions of large dimensions by disposing a plurality of substantially contiguous sheets of reactive composite materials between the bodies and adjacent sheets of fusible material. The contiguous sheets of the reactive composite material are operatively connected by an ignitable bridging material so that an igniting reaction in one sheet will cause an igniting reaction in the other. An application of uniform pressure and an ignition of one or more of the contiguous sheets of reactive composite material causes an exothermic thermal reaction to propagate through the bonding region, fusing any adjacent sheets of fusible material and forming a bond between the component bodies.

Abstract: A coated article is provided with a coating or layer system that includes at least one layer including a nitride of chromium titanium. One, two or more dielectric layers may also be provided in the coating in certain example embodiments. In certain example embodiments, the coating or layer system has good corrosion resistance, good mechanical performance such as scratch resistance, and/or good color stability upon heat treatment.

Abstract: A coated article is provided with a coating or layer system that includes at least one layer including zirconium (Zr) and/or zirconium nitride (ZrNx) sandwiched between at least a pair of dielectric layers. In certain example embodiments, the coating or layer system has good corrosion resistance, good mechanical performance such as scratch resistance, and/or good color stability (i.e., a low ?E* value(s)) upon heat treatment (HT).

Abstract: The fiber optic pressure sensing system includes a sensor housing formed using MEMS processing. The sensor housing has ribs and grooves in both horizontal and vertical directions relative to the surface to allow the membrane to flex in a consistent manner. The flexing of the membrane allows the pedestal to be repeatedly positioned in response to pressure acting on the extension of the sensor head and membrane.

Abstract: A coated article is provided with a coating or layer system that includes at least one layer including a nitride of chromium titanium. One, two or more dielectric layers may also be provided in the coating in certain example embodiments. In certain example embodiments, the coating or layer system has good corrosion resistance, good mechanical performance such as scratch resistance, and/or good color stability upon heat treatment.

Abstract: A coated article is provided with a coating or layer system that includes at least one layer including zirconium (Zr) and/or zirconium nitride (ZrNx) sandwiched between at least a pair of dielectric layers. In certain example embodiments, the coating or layer system has good corrosion resistance, good mechanical performance such as scratch resistance, and/or good color stability (i.e., a low &Dgr;E* value(s)) upon heat treatment (HT).

Abstract: A coated article is provided with a coating or layer system that includes at least one layer including a boride of zirconium and/or titanium sandwiched between at least a pair of dielectric layers. In certain example embodiments, the coating or layer system has good corrosion resistance, good mechanical performance such as scratch resistance, and/or good color stability (i.e., a low &Dgr;E* value(s)) upon heat treatment (HT).

Abstract: The fiber optic pressure sensing system includes a sensor housing formed using MEMS processing. The sensor housing has ribs and grooves in both horizontal and vertical directions relative to the surface to allow the membrane to flex in a consistent manner. The flexing of the membrane allows the pedestal to be repeatedly positioned in response to pressure acting on the extension of the sensor head and membrane.

Abstract: A fiber optic pressure catheter includes a light source, an optical fiber coupled to receive light from the light source and a sensor head that is optically coupled to the optical fiber. The sensor head has a housing defining a chamber coupled to an end of the optical fiber opposite the light source. The housing has an opening which is enclosed by a membrane. The membrane is responsive to pressure differentials between the chamber and outside the sensor head. A resilient ribbon is coupled within the chamber and has a first end fixedly coupled to a support. The ribbon has a second end that is movable in front of the optical fiber. The ribbon is mounted so that the middle portion of the ribbon touches the membrane and is biased by the membrane in response to various pressure differentials. Thus, various amounts of light are reflected back into the optical fiber based on the amount of pressure at the membrane.