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Respiratory mask

A respiratory mask having a flexible, mask seal portion for engagement with the face of a user, a gel forehead cushion and a rotatable elbow coupling having integral exhaust ports. The mask seal portion has a thin section which permits the mask to more easily adapt to the contour of the face of the user. The gel forehead cushion provides increased compliancy and resiliency to better adapt to multiple user physical profiles. The elbow coupling includes tapered through holes in a polycarbonate arc piece to provide a quiet passage of gas through the holes.
Owner:RIC INVESTMENTS LLC

Noise attenuating sandwich composite panel

InactiveUS6179086B1Highly effective noise absorptionLow weight and densityCeilingsWallsFibrous compositesEngineering
A sandwich composite panel (2) provides a load bearing structural member as well as noise protection, especially for a helicopter fuselage cell or cabin. The panel (2) includes an inner honey-comb core (6) made up of hollow cell bodies (4) extending trans-versely and sandwiched between first and second cover skins (8, 10) of fiber composite material. In order to achieve a low weight, a simple manufacturing, and good noise absorption, at least one of the cover skins (8) adapted to face the main source of noise (H) is made up of an open mesh fiber composite net (12) and a flexible cover film (16) applied on the outer surface of this fiber composite net (12). The net (12) has a smaller mesh size than the inner cross-sectional size of the hollow cell bodies (4).
Owner:AIRBUS HELICOPTERS DEUT GMBH

Image deblurring using a spatial image prior

InactiveUS20110090352A1Lower noise levelHigh level of sharpnessTelevision system detailsImage enhancementShort exposureSpatial image
A method for determining a deblurred image, the method implemented at least in part by a data processing system and comprising: receiving a sharp image of a scene captured with a short exposure time; receiving a blurred image of the scene captured with a longer exposure time than the sharp image, wherein the blurred image has a higher level of motion blur and a lower level of image noise than the sharp image; determining a blur kernel responsive to the sharp image and the blurred image; determining one or more reference differential images responsive to the sharp image; determining a deblurred image responsive to the blurred image, the blur kernel and the one or more reference differential images; and storing the deblurred image in a processor-accessible memory system.
Owner:MONUMENT PEAK VENTURES LLC

Multi-mode radio transmitters and a method of their operation

A multi-mode radio transmitter for use in mobile radio cellular standards, such as 2G, 2.5G and 3G, and a method of operating the transmitter in which an input signal is modulated independently of controlling the drive of a power amplifier (PA) module (40). The transmitter comprises circuitry (12, 60) for extracting the phase (θ) and amplitude (R) components from envelope information in the input signal. A modulator (110) uses the phase component (θ) to produce a constant-envelope signal comprising a phase modulated real signal at the transmitter frequency. This signal is multiplied in a multiplier (72) with either a fixed bias voltage (Vg1) to produce a constant envelope signal or a low level envelope tracking signal derived from an amplitude component (R) by a first amplitude control circuit (78) to produce a signal modulated exactly by the amplitude component. An output from the multiplier is applied to the PA module (40) having a control input (41). The PA module is controllable in a plurality of manners dependent on the characteristics and the required output power of the signal being transmitted. These manners include applying a predetermined fixed voltage to the control input or a less precise envelope tracking signal which is derived by a second amplitude control circuit (120) from the amplitude component (R).
Owner:NXP BV

Graphene medium-far infrared detector and preparing method thereof

The invention discloses a graphene medium-far infrared detector and a preparing method thereof. The infrared detector comprises a layer of graphene film of which the basic unit is a graphene infrared photoelectric transistor using a colloid quantum dot layer as an optical control top gate. The graphene medium-far infrared probe overcomes the problems of lower absorption rate of graphene to light, and the electricity adjustability of graphene channels is kept, so the graphene medium-far infrared detector can be both optically and electrically bias-controlled. The transistor has ultrahigh infrared absorption rate, inner quantum efficiency, gain and very low noise level and different colloid quantum dot layer materials can be selected according to the difference of detected infrared wavelength ranges. The graphene medium-far infrared detector is easily compatible with the existing silica-based CMOS (complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor transistor) integrated circuit technology, and can realize the large-scale sensor array production with low cost. The successful preparation of the graphene medium-far infrared detector lays a basis for the research on high-performance graphene-based infrared focal plane array sensors.
Owner:XIDIAN UNIV
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