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Anil Bhargava, New Dehli IN
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| 20110003106 | STORING MEDIA WITH UNDIFFERENTIATED ASPECT - A storing medium with undifferentiated visual aspect, a method and system for manufacturing a storing medium, and a method and system for printing on a storing medium are provided. The storing medium includes a base substrate and a print substrate onto which one or more labels can be printed. The base substrate includes a first region formed between a first inner periphery and a first outer periphery, and a second region formed between a second inner periphery and a second outer periphery. One or more first tracks are formed in the first region, and one or more second tracks are formed up to a pre-defined periphery from the second outer periphery in the second region. The pre-defined periphery substantially lies at the second inner periphery or between the second inner periphery and the second outer periphery. The first tracks have a first set of undulations formed thereon, and the second tracks have a second set of undulations formed thereon. The base substrate appears substantially visually undifferentiated across a region spanning up to the pre-defined periphery from the first outer periphery. | 01-06-2011 |
| 20110003107 | OPTICAL DISCS WITH UNIFORM APPEARANCE - An optical disc with uniform appearance, a method and system for manufacturing an optical disc, and a method and system for printing on an optical disc are provided. The optical disc includes a hub area formed between a first inner radius and a first outer radius, and a data area formed between a second inner radius and a second outer radius. The hub area and the data area include grooves and lands formed between a predetermined radius and the second outer radius. The predetermined radius lies at the first inner radius or between the first inner radius and the first outer radius. This enables uniform appearance across an area between the predetermined radius and the second outer radius. | 01-06-2011 |
Arun Bhargava, Calgary CA
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| 20110048100 | GAS DETECTOR WITH VISUAL COMPLIANCE VERIFICATION - A multi-sensor gas detector includes circuitry to evaluate if the detector is in compliance with predetermined safety requirements. Where the detector is in compliance, then a confidence indicator is intermittently activated at a predetermined frequency. Where the detector is out of compliance, the indicator is not activated providing indicia that the detector needs maintenance. | 03-03-2011 |
Biju Bhargava, Uttar Pradesh IN
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| 20090221690 | Pharmaceutical Composition for the Prevention/Treatment of Bone Disorders and a Process for the Preparation Thereof - Osteoporosis is one of the major problems in our aging society. Osteoporosis results in bone fracture in older members of the population, especially in post-menopausal women. In traditional medicine, there are many natural crude drugs that have the potential for use to treat bone diseases. So far, there is no report in literature on anti-osteoporosis (bone forming) activity of | 09-03-2009 |
Kunal Bhargava, Auckland AU
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| 20110090723 | CONTACTLESS POWER RECEIVER AND METHOD OF OPERATION - A contactless power receiver is provided with a dynamically tuned pick up coil. The power transfer capacity of this power receiver is dynamically tuned using semiconductor devices that are operated in linear mode over part of their operation. The semiconductor devices are driven by a controller that is configured to implement a range of control strategies depending on system requirements. The semiconductor device may be used by itself or in conjunction with reactive elements to dynamically tune the pick up coil. In some implementations the contactless power receiver maybe configured to work with a consumer electronic or a wireless sensor device. The contactless power receiver can be integrated with the energy storage component of the device to provide a retrofit solution for existing products. The device can then be placed in vicinity of a planar magnetic field generated by a charging pad. | 04-21-2011 |
Niraj Bhargava, Ottawa CA
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| 20120061480 | PORTABLE INFORMATION DISPLAY DOCKABLE TO A BASE THERMOSTAT - A thermostat system is provided that comprises a base thermostat for providing basic thermostat control and a portable information display (PID) unit, or dockable display, that provides an improved user interface. The PID unit can be docked to the base thermostat by being releasably mounted on top of a front portion of the base thermostat. The base thermostat provides control of an environmental control system, allowing the regulation of the temperature in a building. The PID unit may be used when it is mounted to the base thermostat or un-mounted from the base thermostat. The PID unit provides an improved user interface and experience over the base thermostat. | 03-15-2012 |
Prashant Bhargava, Gurgaon IN
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| 20120110364 | APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR DECOUPLING ASYNCHRONOUS CLOCK DOMAINS - A circuit and method for synchronizing signals between asynchronous clock domains within digital electronic circuits decouples asynchronous clocks. The timing of the slower clock is used to prevent read and write to counters so that write signals from the fast clock domain can be directly used in the slower clock domain when the counters are not toggling. This feature removes the need for sampling and holding the data on the fast clock, which would require consume additional power and require additional circuit area. | 05-03-2012 |
Rajeev Bhargava, Ontario CA
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| 20110197207 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING AUDIT TRAILS - Business Processes handle business transactions. The life cycle of a transaction is controlled by state of the process and events. Events represent information exchange between systems. The states determine when the exchange should take place. Key issues are to identify whether a transaction is anomalous and if so, determining the trace to the root cause To detect anomalies, current approaches evaluate transaction data statistically. To validate whether the transaction is indeed anomalous requires significant storage, processing power and human resources. The new approach audits events as they happen against the business process definition. Events that do not follow the right sequences and conditions of the process definition are identified to be anomalous. The generated audit trail traces the root cause of the transaction anomaly. Businesses can now protect or re-engineer their strategic business processes using audit trail traces. | 08-11-2011 |
Ritu Bhargava, Jaipur IN
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| 20080282235 | Facilitating Assessment Of A Test Suite Of A Software Product - Facilitating assessment of a test suite of a software product. In an embodiment, an inventory is maintained containing the features of the software product and one or more execution flows operative when a feature is provided by the software product. Information related to execution flows for which test scripts are present (in the test suite) is also indicated in the inventory. Various test metrics and views are provided to a user facilitating the user to assess the test suite of the software product. | 11-13-2008 |
Shivan Bhargava, Saint Martin D'Heres FR
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| 20100198550 | SENSOR SYSTEM FOR SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING APPARATUS - A chamber monitoring system may include a parallel architecture in which a single sensor control system is coupled to a number of different processing chamber control board sensor lines. In an illustrative embodiment, a single rotation sensor such as a tachometer may reside in a central control unit remote from the processing chambers such that rotation data may be processed by a single system and thereafter routed according to a variety of different network communication protocols to the main system controller, a factory interface, or both. In this and other embodiments, pull-up networks in the central control unit and the chamber control boards are matched so as to reduce electrical signal anomalies such as crowbar effects. The central control unit may be programmed via a main system controller to operate according to user defined parameters, which in turn may enable the system to differentiate between certain operating states. | 08-05-2010 |
Shivan Bhargava, Saint Martin D Heres FR
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| 20120136622 | SENSOR SYSTEM FOR SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING APPARATUS - A chamber monitoring system may include a parallel architecture in which a single sensor control system is coupled to a number of different processing chamber control board sensor lines. In an illustrative embodiment, a single rotation sensor such as a tachometer may reside in a central control unit remote from the processing chambers such that rotation data may be processed by a single system and thereafter routed according to a variety of different network communication protocols to the main system controller, a factory interface, or both. In this and other embodiments, pull-up networks in the central control unit and the chamber control boards are matched so as to reduce electrical signal anomalies such as crowbar effects. The central control unit may be programmed via a main system controller to operate according to user defined parameters, which in turn may enable the system to differentiate between certain operating states. | 05-31-2012 |
Suresh Bhargava, Melbourne AU
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| 20120073358 | ELECTRODEPOSITED GOLD NANOSTRUCTURES - A mercury vapour sensor in which the sensor surface is a gold substrate, and gold nanostructures with controlled crystallographic facets are strongly adhered to the substrate. A substantial increase in response magnitude and stability of a quartz crystal microbalance (QCM) based mercury vapour sensor is achieved using this sensor surface. The method of forming gold nanostructures on a gold substrate includes the steps of electrodepositing gold onto a gold working electrode from a solution of hydrogen or alkali metal tetrahaloaureate (III) and an additive such as lead acetate at an electro-deposition temperature between 20 and 40° C. and a deposition time of at least 15 seconds. The growth is controlled by the composition of the deposition solution, the temperature and the current density. The deposition rates may be varied as will the deposition times which are preferably about 150 seconds but may be as long as 15 minutes. The preferred deposition solution contains 2.718 g/l of hydrogen tetrachloroaurate(III) hydrate with 0.1 to 0.5 g/l of lead acetate. | 03-29-2012 |