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Ansgar Dais, Dietikon CH
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| 20100294562 | ELECTRICAL CONDUCTOR FOR A HIGH-CURRENT BUSHING - An electrical conductor carries a rated current in a high-current bushing of a transformer. The electrical conductor includes a conductor piece which extends along an axis and has a cylindrical envelope surface, a first electrical connection, and a second electrical connection. The first electrical connection has two contact surfaces which are aligned parallel to one another. Electrical losses of the electrical conductor are kept low, with a compact design. This is achieved, in part, because the second electrical connection is connected without a joint to the conductor piece, and the first electrical connection is hollow and, at right angles to the axis, has an oval profile with two longitudinal faces which form the two contact surfaces. In addition, a hollow electrical conductor section is arranged between the first electrical connection and the conductor piece, connects the first electrical connection to the conductor piece, and forms a smooth transition from the two contact surfaces of the first electrical connection to the envelope surface of the conductor piece. | 11-25-2010 |
Christian Dais, Turgi CH
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| 20110199598 | Lithographic fabrication of general periodic structures - A lithographic method related to Talbot imaging for printing a desired pattern of features that is periodic or quasi-periodic in at least one direction onto a substrate surface, which method includes providing a mask bearing a pattern of mask features, arranging the substrate parallel and in proximity to the mask, providing an illumination source having a central wavelength and a spectral bandwidth, forming from said source an illumination beam with an angular distribution of intensity, arranging the distance of the substrate from the mask and exposing the mask pattern to said beam so that each angular component of illumination exposes the substrate to substantially the entire range of lateral intensity distributions that occur between successive Talbot image planes for the illumination wavelengths, wherein the angular distribution of the beam is designed in conjunction with the pattern of features in the mask and the distance of the substrate from the mask. | 08-18-2011 |
Michelle Dais, Santa Cruz, CA US
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| 20090125689 | SYSTEM AND ARTICLE OF MANUFACTURE FOR PROVIDING AN ADDRESS FORMAT COMPATIBLE WITH DIFFERENT ADDRESSING FORMATS USED FOR ADDRESSING DIFFERENT SIZED ADDRESS SPACES - Provided are a system and article of manufacture for providing an address format compatible with different addressing formats used for addressing different sized address spaces. An address format is used in an operating system to address storage space in a storage device comprising a first region and a second region of storage space. A first group of applications uses the address format to only address the storage space in the first region and is not coded to use the address format to access the second region and a second group of applications uses the address format to address the storage space in the first and second regions. | 05-14-2009 |
Michelle Parks Dais, Santa Cruz, CA US
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| 20080215909 | APPARATUS, SYSTEM, AND METHOD FOR TRANSACTIONAL PEER RECOVERY IN A DATA SHARING CLUSTERING COMPUTER SYSTEM - The invention provides an apparatus, system, and method for cluster-wide peer recovery in the event of a computer failure. A failure of a first computer is detected and a recovery module is registered as the first computer. In one embodiment, the recovery module is a peer computer. The recovery module retrieves a privately held undo log data through the authorized assumption of the failure identity associated with the failed first computer, backs out in-flight transaction updates of the first computer, and frees up data resources locked by the first computer. | 09-04-2008 |