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Cabrini
Al Cabrini, New York City, NY US
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| 20120041795 | DEMAND WEIGHTED AVERAGE POWER - A system, method, and computer program that provide demand weighted average power information. The information may be communicated to management in both graphical and report form. The information provides management with an immediate understanding of energy consumption in a time frame where the energy usage can be associated with underlying causes. The result is that the need to devote considerable time and expertise to obtain and understand important energy consumption data are eliminated. | 02-16-2012 |
Alessandro Cabrini, S. Angelo Lodigiano IT
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| 20100284212 | METHOD FOR MULTILEVEL PROGRAMMING OF PHASE CHANGE CELLS USING ADAPTIVE RESET PULSES - A method for programming multilevel PCM cells envisages: forming an amorphous region of amorphous phase change material in a storage element of a PCM cell by applying one or more reset pulse; and forming a conductive path of crystalline phase change material through the amorphous region by applying one or more set pulse, a size of the conductive path defining a programmed state of the PCM cell and an output electrical quantity associated thereto, and being controlled by the value of the reset pulse and set pulse. The step of forming an amorphous region envisages adaptively and iteratively determining, during the programming operations, a value of the reset pulse optimized for electrical and/or physical properties of the PCM cell, and in particular determining a minimum amplitude value of the reset pulse, which allows programming a desired programmed state and a desired value of the output electrical quantity. | 11-11-2010 |
Alessandro Cabrini, Agrate Brianza IT
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| 20090080242 | Programming a multilevel phase change memory cell - Multilevel phase change memory cells may be programmed forming amorphous regions of amorphous phase change material in a storage region of the phase change memory cell. Crystalline paths of crystalline phase change material are formed through the amorphous regions of amorphous phase change material. Lengths of the crystalline paths are controlled so that at least a first crystalline path has a first length in a first programming state and a second crystalline path has a second length, different from the first length, in a second programming state. | 03-26-2009 |
Filippo Cabrini, Vicenza IT
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| 20120070643 | Chemical coating compound for protecting glassy surfaces exposed to the external environment - A Coating chemical compound for protecting glassy surfaces exposed to the external environment comprising silicon dioxide, in percentage between about 0.3÷2% approximately, isopropyl alcohol (2-propanol) in percentage between 60÷70% approximately, 1-methoxy-2-propanol in percentage between 15÷25% approximately, ethanol in percentage between 0.5-3.5% approximately and ethyl silicate in percentage between 0.1÷1% approximately. | 03-22-2012 |
Stefano Cabrini, Albany, CA US
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| 20110249546 | Nano-Fabricated Plasmonic Optical Transformer - The present invention provides a plasmonic optical transformer to produce a highly focuses optical beam spot, where the transformer includes a first metal layer, a dielectric layer formed on the first metal layer, and a second metal layer formed on the dielectric layer, where the first metal layer, the dielectric layer, and the second layer are patterned to a shape including a first section having a first cross section, a second section following the first section having a cross-section tapering from the first section to a smaller cross-section, and a third section following the second section having a cross-section matching the tapered smaller cross-section of the second section, | 10-13-2011 |