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Christophe Figus, Dremil Lafage FR
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20090288801 | Capillary Pumped Diphasic Fluid Loop Passive Thermal Control Device with Thermal Capacitor - The thermal control device comprises at least one capillary pumped diphasic fluid loop, comprising, in a known manner, an evaporator extracting the heat from a so-called hot source and connected via a vapour pipe to a condenser in which the condensation of the fluid vapour releases thermal energy transmitted to a so-called cold source, the condenser being connected via a liquid pipe to the evaporator, and the device moreover comprises at least one thermal capacitor in permanent heat exchange relationship with liquid phase fluid in said at least one diphasic fluid loop. Use in particular with space vehicles such as satellites. | 11-26-2009 |
| 20100263836 | Thermal Regulation Passive Device with Micro Capillary Pumped Fluid Loop - The device includes an evaporator and a condenser connected by an outer tube in which extends at least one inner tube having one end leading into the condenser and another end connected to an end of a central duct for collecting the vapours of a heat-carrier fluid, in a microporous mass provided in the outer tube and pumping by capillarity the liquid-phase fluid flowing in at least one outer duct between the outer and inner tubes from the condenser to the evaporator, while the vapour-phase fluid flows from the evaporator to the condenser in at least one inner duct inside said at least one inner tube. The invention can be used for the thermal energy transfer from an electronic component or circuit in relation with the evaporator to a cold source in relation with the condenser. | 10-21-2010 |
Daniel Figus, Wallduern DE
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| 20110145194 | METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR NOTES FOR BUSINESS OBJECTS - A system and method for creating notes for business object instances are described. In various embodiments, a system includes modules to receive note data and bind notes to business object instances. In various embodiments, the system saves notes to a database via a dedicated database connection in a dedicated transaction. In various embodiments, a user interface is provided for creating and modifying notes on business content. In various embodiments, a method for creating notes in a user interface and attaching the notes to one or more positions in a user interface screen displaying business content in an enterprise information system is presented. | 06-16-2011 |
| 20110154253 | PROCESS FIELD EXTENSIBILITY FOR BUSINESS OBJECTS - A system and method for creating extension fields for business objects are described. In various embodiments, a system includes modules to display business processes and business objects thereof in graphical user interface screens. In various embodiments, the system propagates created extension fields to other business objects via metadata derived from selections in the graphical user interface. In various embodiments, a method for propagating extension fields from one business object to another business object via a data flow between the two business objects is presented. In various embodiments, the method receives instructions from a graphical user interface for the propagation of an extension field and sends instructions to a backend module to propagate the extension field from the source business object to the other business object. | 06-23-2011 |
Daniel Figus, Wailduern DE
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| 20110153576 | Multi-Client Generic Persistence for Extension Fields - Access to a networked application can be provided to multiple users while allowing user-specific extension fields to be created and maintained for exclusive access by the user creating the extension field. A user-customized data object that includes a standard field value of a standard field of a standard data object defined by the networked application and a user-specific extension field value of a user-specific extension field that modifies operation of the networked application for the user and that is not available to other users of the plurality of users can be received from a user for writing to memory. The user-specific extension field value can be separated from the standard field value. The standard field value and the user-specific extension field value can be persisted in a first database table and a second database table, respectively. Related systems, methods, and articles of manufacture are also provided. | 06-23-2011 |