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Emmanuel Gaubert, Rochechouart FR
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| 20080304977 | Use of Fluidic Pumps - The invention provides a method for the transportation of at least one material in a molten state from a first location to a second location, the method comprising the use of transfer means comprising a fluidic pump to effect the transportation of said at least one material. The preferred type of fluidic pump is the Reverse Flow Diverter (RFD) Pump. Preferably, the at least one material in a molten state comprises at least one molten inorganic salt or molten metal, preferably alkali metal halides such as potassium chloride or lithium chloride, or eutectic mixtures thereof. The materials are in a molten state, at a temperature which is usually in excess of 200° C. A preferred gas for use according to the method of the invention is dry argon. In a particularly preferred embodiment, the method of the present invention is applied to the transportation of molten salts in dry conditions in various applications in the nuclear industry. | 12-11-2008 |
Gabriel Gaubert, Caen FR
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| 20110210668 | ELECTRON CYCLOTRON RESONANCE ION GENERATOR - An electron cyclotron resonance ion generator includes a vacuum-tight chamber configured to contain a plasma, a magnetic field generator configured to generate a magnetic field in the chamber, a waveguide configured to propagate a high-frequency wave inside the chamber, a first ionisation stage located at one end of the chamber, the first stage including an ionisation zone in which ions are generated, the magnetic field being approximately parallel to a longitudinal axis in the ionisation zone, a second magnetic confinement stage for the ions generated in the ionisation zone, the second stage using a first high-frequency wave being propagated in the chamber from the waveguide, the magnetic field being approximately parallel to the longitudinal axis between the ionisation zone and the second confinement stage, such that the ions generated in the ionisation zone migrate towards the second confinement stage and the first and second stages contain the same continuous plasma. | 09-01-2011 |
Sébastien Gaubert, Brignoud FR
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| 20100244911 | SUPPLY CIRCUITRY FOR SLEEP MODE - The invention concerns a supply circuitry system and method, including a supply circuitry arranged to control a power-up phase at the end of a sleep period of a circuit region of an integrated circuit, the supply circuitry comprising: first and second switches coupled between a supply rail and a supply node of the circuit region, the supply rail being coupled to receive a supply voltage (VDD) from a power supply unit; a comparator arranged to provide an output based on a comparison between a voltage at the supply node (VDD_INT) and a reference voltage (VREF); and control circuitry coupled to control terminals of the first and second switches and arranged to activate the first switch at the start of the power-up phase, and to activate the second switch once the output of the comparator indicates that the voltage at the supply node is greater than the reference voltage. | 09-30-2010 |
Zachary M. Gaubert, Dallas, TX US
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| 20120069046 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR DISPLAYING COMPUTER-GENERATED IMAGES ON A HEAD MOUNTED DEVICE - Systems and methods for displaying computer-generated images on a head mounted device are provided. In some embodiments, a system for displaying computer-generated image is provided and may include transparent surface including a coating and a processor. The processor may be configured to receive a computer-generated image, determine the type of computer-generated image, vary a voltage applied to the coating of the transparent surface based on the determined type of computer-generated image, and display the received computer-generated image on the transparent surface. | 03-22-2012 |