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20110012322 | BICYCLE STAND - This invention relates to a bicycle stand structure mainly comprising: a pedal pivotally fixed to the crank shaft of bicycle; a locating member attached fixedly to the crank shaft; a clamper provided between the locating member and the pedal; a restorer, such as a spring or a pair of magnetic body arranged with same poles facing oppositely to each other, provided between the clamper and the pedal; and a stand body, which is hinged to the other end of the pedal, to provide handy support for parking bicycle. When bicycle is to be parked, the clamper is engaged in the locating member of the crank shaft so that the stand body is not affected by the spinning of the pedal. Therefore, best stability and safety can be attained. | 01-20-2011 |
20110316252 | EXTERNAL BICYCLE STAND - This invention relates to an external bicycle stand in which an axle is inserted in the stand body, a locating member for locating the axle being assembled on the stand body, an assembling member engaged with bicycle pedal being fastened on one end of the axle extending to the outside of the stand body, and a support member being pivotably hinged on the stand body. In bicycle parking, the assembling member is combined with the bicycle pedal, then the stand body supports under the pedal and in turn the support member pivotably hinged on the stand body can be moved down vertically to support on ground so as to finish the parking effect. This invention is adaptable to the cases having pedal of various sizes by providing a stand locating member capable of adjustment. | 12-29-2011 |
20130247713 | QUICK RELEASE PEDAL - A quick release pedal is revealed. The quick release pedal includes a pedal shaft for being assembled with a pedal, a connection member, a positioning pin, and a moving part. The pedal shaft is disposed with a fastening part and a mounting slot. A mounting hole corresponding to the mounting slot is arranged at the connection member. The positioning pin includes a circular groove, a mounting part corresponding to the mounting hole, and a locking part. The moving part is sleeved over a wall surface of the connection member arranged with the mounting hole. At least one long slot corresponding to the locking part of the positioning pin is disposed on the moving part. At least one magnetic part is mounted between the moving part and the wall surface. Thus assembly and disassembly of the pedal is more convenient and faster by the magnetic part attached to the wall surface. | 09-26-2013 |
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20090032091 | Solar cell - A solar cell comprises a substrate with a p-n junction formed therein. A buffer layer is formed on the substrate, wherein the buffer layer has a plurality of grooves formed therein. The material for forming the buffer layer includes silicon oxide, nitride, oxynitride or the combination thereof. The buffer layer is formed by sputtering method. Metal layers are formed onto the buffer layer and filled into the grooves. | 02-05-2009 |
20090120490 | SOLAR CELL - A solar cell, comprising: a substrate, including p-n doping structure formed within said substrate; material attached to the back of said substrate, where said material includes glass mixture, aluminum material, organic medium and additive. Wherein said glass needs to be formed by combining two or more glasses: the main composition for post-mixed glass should include Al | 05-14-2009 |
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20110197961 | CONDUCTIVE ALUMINUM PASTE AND THE FABRICATION METHOD THEREOF, THE SOLAR CELL AND THE MODULE THEREOF - This present disclosure relates to conductive aluminum paste for fabricating a silicon solar cell. Herein, the conductive aluminum paste is composed of organic carrier, aluminum powder, nano-scale metal particle, and glass frit, wherein the nano-scale metal particle has a particle size distribution D50 in the range from 10 nanometers to 1000 nanometers and the weight percentage of the nano-scale metal particle associated with the conductive aluminum paste is around 0.1 through 10 wt %. Furthermore, the characteristics of the conductive aluminum paste are for reducing the sheet resistance value of the electrode, increasing the adhesion in the silicon solar cell package module, and enhancing the electro-optical conversion efficiency of the silicon solar cell. | 08-18-2011 |
20140174529 | CONDUCTIVE ALUMINUM PASTE AND THE FABRICATION METHOD THEREOF, THE SOLAR CELL AND THE MODULE THEREOF - This present disclosure relates to conductive aluminum paste for fabricating a silicon solar cell. Herein, the conductive aluminum paste is composed of organic carrier, aluminum powder, nano-scale metal particle, and glass frit, wherein the nano-scale metal particle has a particle size distribution D50 in the range from 10 nanometers to 1000 nanometers and the weight percentage of the nano-scale metal particle associated with the conductive aluminum paste is around 0.1 through 10 wt %. Furthermore, the characteristics of the conductive aluminum paste are for reducing the sheet resistance value of the electrode, increasing the adhesion in the silicon solar cell package module, and enhancing the electro-optical conversion efficiency of the silicon solar cell. | 06-26-2014 |
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20080259805 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR MANAGING NETWORKS ACROSS MULTIPLE DOMAINS - A method and apparatus for managing networks across multiple domains are disclosed. For example, the method stores a mapping table that correlates one or more Customer Edge Routers (CERs) with one or more Route Processing Modules (RPMs) in at least one seed-file distributor, where each of the one or more Customer Edge Routers (CERs) is monitored by one of the at least one availability manager. The method receives an alarm associated with one of the one or more RPMs that affects one of the one or more CERs, where the alarm is received by one of the at least one availability manager that is monitoring the affected one of the one or more CERs. The method then provides a status associated with the one of said one or more RPMs in accordance with the alarm. | 10-23-2008 |
20100052924 | Method and System for Detecting and Managing a Fault Alarm Storm - A method and system of managing network alarms including associating an alarm type with a plurality of network alarms using information associated with the plurality of network alarms, the information comprising a quantity of the plurality of network alarms and a cause of the network alarms; and processing the plurality of network alarms based on the alarm type associated therewith. | 03-04-2010 |
20100080115 | METHODS AND APPARATUS TO MONITOR BORDER GATEWAY PROTOCOL SESSIONS - Example methods and apparatus to monitor border gateway protocol sessions are disclosed. A disclosed example method includes detecting a failure of a first border gateway protocol (BGP) session and initiating a session-down timer in response to detecting the failure. The example method also includes generating a sustained-down alarm when a threshold time value of the session-down timer is exceeded before the first BGP session is re-established. | 04-01-2010 |
20100124165 | Silent Failure Identification and Trouble Diagnosis - According to one method for identifying and resolving a silent failure in a telecommunications network, performance data associated with data traffic passing through a network element in the telecommunications network is collected. A determination is made whether the performance data has fallen below a threshold to identify the silent failure at the network element. The silent failure fails to trigger an alarm included on the network element. Responsive to determining that the performance data is below the threshold and thereby identifying the silent failure at the network element, troubleshooting rules may be retrieved. The silent failure is resolved based on the performance data and the troubleshooting rules. | 05-20-2010 |
20110141914 | Systems and Methods for Providing Ethernet Service Circuit Management - Methods and systems for providing Ethernet service circuit management are disclosed. A system includes a network and a root cause analysis system (RCAS). Device, link, and network topologies are developed for all devices in the network and are stored at a desired data storage location. When an alarm is received by the RCAS, the RCAS retrieves the device, link, and network topologies, and performs a root cause analysis based upon the topologies and one or more rules. Depending upon the outcome of the root cause analysis, some alarms may be consolidated, suppressed, and/or reported to the appropriate network personnel. | 06-16-2011 |
20120030523 | Alarm Threshold For BGP Flapping Detection - Methods and systems are described that improve the alarming logic for Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) flapping events. Embodiments provide an alarm threshold on BGP flapping conditions and alert on BGP related events. A reduction in silent failures and network outage minutes is achieved. | 02-02-2012 |
20120155321 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR PROVIDING LONG TERM EVOLUTION NETWORK TOPOLOGY MANAGEMENT - A method and apparatus providing a network topology management of a wireless communication network are disclosed. The method discovers network topology data of the wireless communication network, wherein the wireless communication network comprises a self-healing capability, and identifies a difference between the network topology data that is discovered against a stored network topology data of the wireless communication network. The method updates the stored network topology data with the difference that is identified. | 06-21-2012 |
20120213091 | METHODS AND APPARATUS TO MONITOR BORDER GATEWAY PROTOCOL SESSIONS - Example methods and apparatus to monitor border gateway protocol sessions are disclosed. A disclosed example method includes detecting a failure of a first BGP session, initiating a sustained-down timer and a reset-timer in response to detecting the failure, identifying a sustained-down condition in response to the sustained-down timer exceeding a first time threshold, identifying a flapping condition in response to counting a threshold number of BGP failures and corresponding BGP re-establishments during a second time threshold of the reset-timer, and identifying a continuous flapping condition in response to detecting the flapping condition consecutively for a threshold number of instances. | 08-23-2012 |
20120327776 | Alarm Threshold For BGP Flapping Detection - Methods and systems are described that improve the alarming logic for Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) flapping events. Embodiments provide an alarm threshold on BGP flapping conditions and alert on BGP related events. A reduction in silent failures and network outage minutes is achieved. | 12-27-2012 |
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20080266127 | PREDICTING CABLE FAILURE THROUGH REMOTE FAILURE DETECTION OF ERROR SIGNATURES - Computer systems and techniques for predicting a cable failure in a network system begin by receiving a remote alarm indicator followed by a remote alarm indicator clear as a transmission alarm indicator of an intermittent short duration failure on the transmission path of a circuit. If the transmission alarm indicator is of a duration less than or equal to a preset threshold D it is considered an acceptable short hit transmission alarm. When at least N acceptable transmission alarms have been received and the time stamps of the last N acceptable transmission alarms have been recorded, then a determination is made as to whether N acceptable transmission alarms have been received within a preset time period. A moving window time period is calculated as the difference between the time stamp of the present acceptable transmission alarm K and the time stamp of the [(K−N)+1] acceptable transmission alarm. If the difference is less than or equal to T, a cable error signature is indicated. Based on the cable error signature, a cable failure may be predicted. | 10-30-2008 |
20090290498 | AUTOMATIC PROBLEM ISOLATION FOR MULTI-LAYER NETWORK FAILURES - A method and apparatus includes automatically correlating indicators already generated by network components to detect and isolate failures that are caused by or related to network components operating on different layers of the open system interconnect (OSI) model. Failure indicators that persist for longer than a specified time window are automatically detected and correlated with one another based on a topology table. The method uses indicators already generated by the network components, obviating the need for software that typically resides on and consumes valuable processing time of network components. | 11-26-2009 |
20130028101 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR PROVIDING SIGNATURE BASED PREDICTIVE MAINTENANCE IN COMMUNICATION NETWORKS - A method and apparatus for collecting and processing line performance data transmitted over cables, e.g., Y-cables, is disclosed. The present invention applies a method based on specific performance measurements, specific measurement time intervals, and compare results from different measurement time intervals to produce a “signature” that indicates deteriorating performance of a particular Y-cable. Once a “signature” is detected, the method will proactively and automatically generate a trouble ticket to trigger the dispatch maintenance staffs to service the cable, e.g., to perform the replacement of the Y-cable in question, thus completing the predictive maintenance process. A trouble ticket is a record used to report and manage the resolution of network related problems. | 01-31-2013 |