3131 results about "Plane parallel" patented technology

A multi-band antenna (100) used in wireless communications includes a first radiating patch (20) arranged in a first plane and extending in a first direction, a second radiating patch (22) arranged in the first plane and extending in a second direction different from the first direction, a grounding portion (1) arranged in second plane parallel to the first plane, and an inverted F-shaped connecting portion (3) connecting the first and the second radiating patches and the grounding portion. The radiating patches define a plurality of slots (201, 202) for increasing a bandwidth of the antenna. The connecting portion defines a rectangular slot (35) for adjusting an impedance matching of the antenna.

GaN single crystal substrates are produced by slicing a GaN single crystal ingot in the planes parallel to the growing direction. Penetration dislocations which have been generated in the growing direction extend mainly in the bulk of the GaN substrate. A few of the threading dislocations appear on the surface of the GaN substrate. GaN substrates of low-dislocation density are obtained.

A near field transducer (NFT) for use in an energy assisted magnetic recording (EAMR) head and configured to direct energy to a recording media is disclosed. The NFT comprises a disk section; and a pin section extending towards an air bearing surface (ABS) from the disk section. The pin section has a proximal end adjoining the disk section and a distal end opposite to the proximal end and facing the ABS, wherein the distal end of the pin section has a non-rectangular cross section in a plane parallel to the ABS and the proximal end of the pin section has a rectangular cross section in the plane parallel to the ABS.

An integrated circuit including at least: a first MOS transistor; a second MOS transistor, arranged on the first MOS transistor, the second MOS transistor including a channel region in at least one semiconductor layer including two approximately parallel primary faces; a portion of at least one electrically conductive material electrically connected to a gate of the first transistor and arranged between the gate of the first transistor and the channel region of the second transistor; a dielectric layer arranged at least between the portion of the electrically conductive material and the channel region of the second transistor; and a section of the channel region of the second transistor in a plane parallel to the two primary faces of the semiconductor layer is included in a section of the portion of the electrically conductive material projected in said plane.

The invention relates to a locking system for mechanical joining of floorboards (1, 1′) which have a body (30), a lower balancing layer (34) and an upper surface layer (32). A strip (6) is integrally formed with the body (30) of the floorboard (1) and extends under an adjoining floorboard (1′). The strip (6) has a locking element (8), which engages a looking groove (14) in the underside of the adjoining floorboard (1′) and forms a horizontal joint. A tongue (38) and a tongue groove (36) form a vertical joint between upper and lower plane-parallel contact surfaces (43, 45) and are designed in such manner that the lower contact surfaces (45) are on a level between the upper side of the locking element (8) and a plane containing the underside (3) of the floorboard. The invention also relates to a floorboard having such a locking system, a floor made of such floorboards, as well as a method for making such a locking system.

An accelerometer is fabricated as a MEMS device and includes an array of capacitive electrode plates mechanically coupled to a common proof mass.The proof mass is constrained to move or vibrate in the plane parallel to the first array of plates. The capacitance between the first array of plates is measured with respect to additional arrays of capacitive plates inter-digitated in a comb like pattern.

The liquid crystal display apparatus according to the present invention includes a first substrate, a second substrate, a reflective polarizer, mounted on the first substrate and having a first transmission axis and a first reflection axis at right angles to each other, for transmitting linearly polarized light vibrating in a plane parallel to the first transmission axis and for reflecting linearly polarized light vibrating in a plane parallel to the first reflection axis, a polarizer, mounted on the second substrate and having a second transmission axis, for transmitting linearly polarized light vibrating in a plane parallel to the second transmission axis, and a liquid crystal layer, provided between the first and second substrates, having a first mode which causes the direction of polarization of incident light to change by utilizing birefringence and a second mode which does not utilize birefringence and therefore does not cause the direction of polarization of incident light to change, wherein a display state is switched between a bright display state and a dark display state by applying a voltage to the liquid crystal layer, and the bright display state is produced by driving the liquid crystal layer in the second mode.

A head-mounted optical direct visualization system has at least one optical deflecting device (120) with an optical end element (128) for deflecting a virtual image generated by an image source (230) onto the optical end element (128). The virtual image is emitted through the optical end element into the field of view in front of the eyes of the user. The optical deflecting device (120) is attached to the head of the user with the aid of a frame (130). The task of the invention is to configure such a conventional direct visualization system so as to be better adaptable to the requirements of the anatomical and optical features of the user and the application-specific viewing requirements. This task is solved with an adjusting device (140), which is fixed to the frame (130), for variably changing the position of at least the optical end element (128) essentially in a plane parallel to the field of view of the user.