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| 20090052474 | SELECTIVE BUILD FABRIC (BF) AND RECONFIGURE FABRIC (RCF) FLOODING - In one embodiment, detecting an initialization of a synchronization phase of a network device in a fiber channel fabric, performing synchronization phase optimization of the network device to select a predetermined number of interfaces, and transmitting a synchronization request on the predetermined number of interfaces, are provided. | 02-26-2009 |
| 20090067430 | PARTIAL BUILD OF A FIBRE CHANNEL FABRIC - In one embodiment, a technique for performing partial build fabric operations when merging two or more Fibre Channel fabrics is provided. By maintaining a Principal Switch already assigned for one of two merging fabrics, a limited “partial build” may be performed for the other merging fabric. As a result, the time required for a Principal Switch selection phase may be greatly reduced. | 03-12-2009 |
| 20110099006 | AUTOMATED AND ENHANCED NOTE TAKING FOR ONLINE COLLABORATIVE COMPUTING SESSIONS - In one embodiment, during participation in an online collaborative computing session, a computer process associated with the session may monitor an audio stream of the session for a predefined action-inducing phrase. In response to the phrase, a subsequent segment of the session is recorded, such that a report may be generated containing any recorded segments of the session (e.g., and dynamically sent to participants of the session). | 04-28-2011 |
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| 20120278518 | NON-PORTED GENERIC DEVICE (SOFTWARE MANAGED GENERIC DEVICE) - Techniques are disclosed for utilizing a non-ported generic device (NGD) or other non-ported hardware to couple processing device(s) to access components on a serial data bus without the need for integrated manager hardware. Using the NGD, a processing device(s) can utilize available unused bandwidth on the serial data bus to communicate with components coupled with the serial data bus, including a processing device having the manager hardware. Various alterations and embodiments are disclosed. | 11-01-2012 |
| 20120278646 | WAKING A MEDIA BUS - Arrangements for restarting data transmission on a serial low-power inter-chip media bus (SLIMbus) are presented. A clock signal may be provided in an active mode to a component communicatively coupled with the SLIMbus. Immediately prior to the clock signal in the active mode being provided, the clock signal may have been in a paused mode. While the clock signal was in the paused mode at least until the clock signal is provided in the active mode, the data line may have been inactive (e.g., a toggle on the data line may not have been present). Frame synchronization data for a frame may be transmitted. The frame synchronization data for the frame, as received by the component, may not match expected frame synchronization data. Payload data may be transmitted as part of the frame to the component, wherein the payload data is expected to be read properly by the component. | 11-01-2012 |
| 20130019038 | MULTIPLE SLIMBUS CONTROLLERS FOR SLIMBUS COMPONENTS - Methods, systems, apparatuses, and computer-readable media for controlling components connected to and/or otherwise associated with a data bus are presented. According to one or more aspects of the disclosure, a plurality of processing devices having data bus management capability and at least one data bus associated with the plurality of processing devices may be identified. Subsequently, an inter-processor communication (IPC) layer for communication between the plurality of processing devices and the at least one data bus may be established over a messaging layer utilized by the at least one data bus. At least one component associated with the at least one data bus may then be controlled via the IPC layer using at least one of the plurality of processing devices. | 01-17-2013 |
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| 20100045210 | Power Factor Correction in and Dimming of Solid State Lighting Devices - An apparatus and method provides a driver circuit that provides for power factor correction (PFC) to a load, such as a solid-state lighting (SSL) device, such as, for example, a light emitting diode (LED) or an array or cluster of LEDs. A programmable reference is provided in the circuit to operate in a fixed frequency peak current mode control (FFPCMC) or in a fixed frequency average current mode control (FFACMC). A driver circuit is employed to operate the SSL device using power derived from a main power source which may be DC or AC. In a FFPCMC embodiment, a programmable power reference is programmed to be a fixed DC voltage. In a FFACMC embodiment, source input current to the circuit can be programmed to be proportional to the rectified AC voltage after a bridge rectifier. | 02-25-2010 |
| 20110304276 | Current Sensing for LED Drivers - Embodiments of the present invention provide a system and method for determining a magnitude of current driving LEDs by sensing a current through a switching transistor and extracting the information of the LED current based on a relationship between the current through the switching transistor and the current driving the LEDs. | 12-15-2011 |
| 20120112648 | Electronic Transformer Compatibility for Light Emitting Diode Systems - Various embodiments of the invention provide power factor correction in solid state lighting applications. In certain embodiments, an LED driver for an LED array is controlled for power factor correction by a control circuit block. The control circuit block comprises electronic circuitry that enables the input current to the LED driver to be measured and controlled. This control circuit block comprises at least one switching device that enables an alternating form of current at a particular frequency to be applied to the LED array regardless of whether the main power source is a DC or AC power source. | 05-10-2012 |
| 20120212134 | Dimmable Offline LED Driver - Embodiments of the present invention provide a system and method for controlling the amplitude of a current from a diode bridge into an EMI filter and LED array. Due to the manner in which certain dimmers (i.e., leading edge dimmers) operate, there is a delay on its output in transmitting a voltage when the voltage crosses zero. | 08-23-2012 |
| 20130049617 | LOAD COMPENSATION FOR AN ELECTRONIC TRANSFORMER IN A LED ILLUMINATION SYSTEM - The invention relates to a light emitting diode (LED) illumination system, and more particularly, to systems, devices and methods of rapidly ramping up a transformer current and a LED driver current by coupling a transformer load compensation circuitry to an output of an electronic transformer. A bridge rectifier is coupled to the electronic transformer and provides full-wave rectification to an AC supply at the output of the electronic transformer. The load compensation circuitry senses the rectified AC supply and compensates the load of the electronic transformer, such that the electronic transformer starts up properly when the level of the signal envelope is below a threshold voltage. Therefore, the load compensation circuit is active for a programmed time during which the LED driver current has been increased to a sufficient value to keep the electronic transformer operational. | 02-28-2013 |
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| 20100082535 | Method and System for Uploading Advertisement Content - A method and system is disclosed for receiving advertisement content files within a digital advertisement platform operating on a server computing system. Data defining a compressed file is received at the server. The compressed file includes a hierarchical structure of folders and a number of advertisement content files disposed within the hierarchical structure of folders. The hierarchical structure of folders is automatically extracted from the compressed file. The extracted hierarchical structure of folders is automatically created within a content library maintained within the digital advertisement platform. The advertisement content files are automatically extracted from the compressed file. The extracted advertisement content files are stored within the hierarchical structure of folders created within the content library so as to mirror disposition of the advertisement content files in the hierarchical structure of folders within the compressed file. | 04-01-2010 |
| 20100083129 | User Interface for Internet Advertisement - This patent discloses a system to create a template for Internet advertising utilizing a template server containing graphical user interfaces. The template server may receive instructions to retrieve a SWF object having a first image asset associated with a defined image variable. The template server additionally may receive instructions to replace the first image asset with a second image asset. The second asset automatically may be associated with the defined variable. The template server further may receive instructions to create the SWF object by adding the first image asset and the defined variable to the SWF object. | 04-01-2010 |
| 20100211621 | WEB-BASED ORGANIZATION OF ONLINE ADVERTISING CONTENT - A system, method, and computer program product are provided that enable organization of online advertising content, such as online ads, creatives, and templates, using a Web-based hierarchical folder structure. The hierarchical folder structure includes a plurality of folders among which the online ad content may be organized. The hierarchical folder structure is accessible to one or more advertisers, publishers, or representatives thereof via the World Wide Web. | 08-19-2010 |
| 20100250365 | AD GROUPS FOR USING ADVERTISEMENTS ACROSS PLACEMENTS - Advertisements are enabled to be trafficked to an ad group having multiple associated placements. A user interface is configured to enable an ad group and an online advertisement to be selected. The selected ad group has an associated plurality of advertisement placements. An ad group modifier module is configured to associate the selected online advertisement with the selected ad group. | 09-30-2010 |