Abstract: A burn-in socket includes a base, a sliding plate mounted to the base, a number of contacts, and an actuator mounted on the base. The contact each has a base portion secured to the base and a pair of arms extending through the pin holes of the sliding plate. The actuator includes a frame and a number of actuating portion extending downwardly from the frame for driving the sliding plate to slide on the base in a first direction. The actuator includes a number of pushing portions contacting with the sliding plate and driving the sliding plate to move in a second direction opposite to said first direction.

Abstract: A burn-in socket (100) includes an insulative main body (1) defines a plurality of passageways; a slider (2) and a bottom plate (3) fits to the insulative main body; a plurality of contacts (16) receives in the insulative main body and the slider. The actuator frame (4) attached to the insulative main body forms a plurality of posts (44) positioning in the slots of the insulative body, the actuator frame includes a pair of opposing walls, each opposing wall has an upper guiding surface (45) protruding into the receiving room and a lower guiding surface (46) returns back towards the opposite wall both along the mating direction.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a database access system includes a remote client application, a database having a plurality of data records, and a data event agent. The database has a plurality of data records and is coupled to the data event agent. The data event agent is remotely coupled to the remote client application through a firewall and operable to receive a query from the remote client application. In response to receipt of the query, the data event agent stores the query in memory in order to continually filter additions and modifications to data records against the one or more filter criteria included in the query. In the event that a data record matches the query, the data event agent transmits the data record to the remote client application.

Abstract: A burn-in socket includes a base, a sliding plate mounted to the base, a number of contacts, and an actuator mounted on the base. The contact each has a base portion secured to the base and a pair of arms extending through the pin holes of the sliding plate. The actuator includes a frame and a number of actuating portion extending downwardly from the frame for driving the sliding plate to slide on the base in a first direction. The actuator includes a number of pushing portions contacting with the sliding plate and driving the sliding plate to move in a second direction opposite to said first direction.

Abstract: A method for processing digital images includes receiving from one of a plurality of sensors a first image in a first format. A first set of metadata is associated with the first image. The method also includes generating a second set of metadata based on at least the first set of metadata and a configuration file. The configuration file identifies metadata to be included in the second set of metadata. Additionally, the method includes converting the first image in a first format into a second image in a second format and storing the second set of metadata in a metadata database. The method further includes receiving search parameters from clients, identifying one or more sets of metadata corresponding to the search parameters, and transmitting to a client one or more images associated with the identified sets of metadata.

Abstract: A burn-in socket includes a base, a sliding plate mounted to the base and having a number of pin holes, a number of contacts secured to the base and an actuator mounted on the base. The contacts each comprise a base portion and a pair of arms received in the pin holes of the sliding plate. The actuator includes a frame and a number of actuating portion for driving the sliding plate to move in a transversal direction. The sliding plate includes a number of projections adjacent to contacts. Each projection and the pair of arms of an adjacent contact together define a receiving space and located at three sides of the receiving space, respectively.

Abstract: A burn-in socket includes a base, a sliding plate mounted to the base and having a number of pin holes, a number of contacts secured to the base and an actuator mounted on the base. The contacts each comprise a base portion and a pair of arms received in the pin holes of the sliding plate. The actuator includes a frame and a number of actuating portion for driving the sliding plate to move in a transversal direction. The sliding plate includes a number of projections adjacent to contacts. Each projection and the pair of arms of an adjacent contact together define a receiving space and located at three sides of the receiving space, respectively.

Abstract: A burn-in socket includes a base, a sliding plate mounted to the base and having a number of pin holes, a number of contacts secured to the base and an actuator mounted on the base. The contacts each comprise a base portion and a pair of arms received in the pin holes of the sliding plate. The actuator includes a frame and a number of actuating portion for driving the sliding plate to move in a transversal direction. The actuating portion has a protrusion at a top end thereof and the protrusion makes the sliding plate not only open one of the pair of arms, but also push a solder ball received in the pair of arms away from the other one of the pair of arms.

Abstract: According to one embodiment of the invention, a method for displaying graphical objects on a digital map includes receiving, for a graphical object, metadata comprising a parameter indicating a type of the graphical object, a parameter indicating a size of the graphical object, and a group of parameters indicating a geographic location of the object represented by the graphical object. The type of the graphical object is one of a group of stored types. The method further includes rendering the graphical object on the digital map by generating, based the received metadata, a group of geographic coordinates for the graphical object.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a database access system includes a remote client application, a database having a plurality of data records, and a data event agent. The database has a plurality of data records and is coupled to the data event agent. The data event agent is remotely coupled to the remote client application through a firewall and operable to receive a query from the remote client application. In response to receipt of the query, the data event agent stores the query in memory in order to continually filter additions and modifications to data records against the one or more filter criteria included in the query. In the event that a data record matches the query, the data event agent transmits the data record to the remote client application.

Abstract: The present invention relates to mouse and human J12 polynucleotides, polypeptide and anti J12 antibody molecules. The J12 is a cytokine that is preferentially expressed in Th2 cells. The polypeptides and/or antibodies described herein can be used in methods for detection and treatment of certain autoimmune and inflammatory diseases including asthma.

Abstract: An electrical contact (1) of an electrical connector includes a board-like base (11), a first arm (14) extending from a side of the base, and a second arm (15) extending from an opposite side of the base. The first arm extends forwardly and circuitously in a first plane, while the second arm extends forwardly and circuitously in a second plane. The second plane is parallel to and lower than the first plane.

Abstract: An electrical contact (1) of an electrical connector includes a board-like base (11), a first arm (14) extending from a side of the base, and a second arm (15) extending from an opposite side of the base. The first arm extends forwardly and circuitously in a first plane, while the second arm extends forwardly and circuitously in a second plane. The second plane is parallel to and lower than the first plane.