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Maria Elisabeth
Maria Elisabeth Källén, Stockholm SE
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| 20110089438 | OPTO-ELECTRICAL ASSEMBLIES AND ASSOCIATED APPARATUS AND METHODS - Provided is a method of providing an opto-electrical assembly. The method comprises attaching a second electrical element to a carrier using a second attachment region at a second attaching temperature. The second attaching temperature is associated with the melting temperature of the second attachment region, such as the melting temperature of solder or the like. The carrier already comprises a first opto-electrical element having been attached to the carrier using a first attachment region at a first attaching temperature, whereby the first attaching temperature is associated with the melting temperature of the first attachment region. The method is provided such that the second attachment region has a lower melting temperature than the first attachment region such that the second attaching temperature is lower than the first attaching temperature. The resulting opto-electrical carrier assembly is compatible to industry-standard RoHS-compliant solder reflow attachment schemes to PCB and ceramic substrates (and similar). | 04-21-2011 |
| 20110091168 | OPTO-ELECTRICAL ASSEMBLIES AND ASSOCIATED APPARATUS AND METHODS - There is provided an opto-electrical assembly. The assembly comprises an optical carrier and one or more optical elements and possibly also electrical elements, such as optical flip-chip die, attached to the optical carrier, and configured for electrical and optical communication with the optical carrier. The assembly further comprises a flexible electrical and optical connectors attached to the optical carrier, and configured to provide electrical and optical communication between the one or more optical and electrical elements and further circuitry. Wherein the flexible connectors are configured to allow for relative movement of the optical carrier and further circuitry during use of the assembly. | 04-21-2011 |
Maria Elisabeth Källén, Stockholm SE
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20110089438 | OPTO-ELECTRICAL ASSEMBLIES AND ASSOCIATED APPARATUS AND METHODS - Provided is a method of providing an opto-electrical assembly. The method comprises attaching a second electrical element to a carrier using a second attachment region at a second attaching temperature. The second attaching temperature is associated with the melting temperature of the second attachment region, such as the melting temperature of solder or the like. The carrier already comprises a first opto-electrical element having been attached to the carrier using a first attachment region at a first attaching temperature, whereby the first attaching temperature is associated with the melting temperature of the first attachment region. The method is provided such that the second attachment region has a lower melting temperature than the first attachment region such that the second attaching temperature is lower than the first attaching temperature. The resulting opto-electrical carrier assembly is compatible to industry-standard RoHS-compliant solder reflow attachment schemes to PCB and ceramic substrates (and similar). | 04-21-2011 |
| 20110091168 | OPTO-ELECTRICAL ASSEMBLIES AND ASSOCIATED APPARATUS AND METHODS - There is provided an opto-electrical assembly. The assembly comprises an optical carrier and one or more optical elements and possibly also electrical elements, such as optical flip-chip die, attached to the optical carrier, and configured for electrical and optical communication with the optical carrier. The assembly further comprises a flexible electrical and optical connectors attached to the optical carrier, and configured to provide electrical and optical communication between the one or more optical and electrical elements and further circuitry. Wherein the flexible connectors are configured to allow for relative movement of the optical carrier and further circuitry during use of the assembly. | 04-21-2011 |
Maria Elisabeth Reuhman-Huisken, Waalre NL
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| 20090073403 | Methods of characterizing similarity or consistency in a set of entities - A method of characterizing the similarity between entities in a set of entities, wherein an entity is selected from substrate layers, substrate fields and substrates. Including determining positions at a plurality of measurement points per entity for providing position data; computing a correlation coefficient for each of a plurality of combinations of entities from the entity set, the correlation coefficients being based on the position data and being representative of the correlation between the associated combination of entities; comparing the correlation coefficients to a threshold amount to determine the extent of similarity between the entities. The invention also relates to a similar method incorporating determining an average value of the computed correlation coefficients, the average value providing a measure of the consistency. | 03-19-2009 |
| 20090076999 | Methods of Characterizing Similarity Between Measurements on Entities, Computer Programs Product and Data Carrier - A method for characterizing the similarity between measurements on a plurality of entities comprising a first entity and a second entity comprises receiving measurements taken at a plurality of measurement points per entity. A model is defined comprising a stochastic process and a model function having values which depend on a set of parameters and the measurement points. A set (β) of parameters is estimated by fitting the model function to the measurements. Residual data is determined for at least a part of the plurality of measurement points for the first entity and the second entity by subtracting the fitted function from the measurements. A correlation coefficient for the first entity (i′) and the second entity (i″) is estimated based on the determined residual data and the estimated correlation coefficient is used to characterize the similarity between the measurements. The model is defined such that the residual data is expected to have a deterministic component which depends on the measurement points and that dominates the estimate of the correlation coefficient. The correlation coefficient is estimated using an estimate for the entity average residue averaged over the measurement points of the first entity and using an estimate for the entity average residue averaged over the measurement points of the second entity. | 03-19-2009 |
Maria Elisabeth Van Gijn, Maarssen NL
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| 20100292165 | Treatment of an intestinal adenoma and/or adenocarcinoma by inhibition of notch pathway activation - The invention relates to the field of biochemistry and medicine. More specifically, the invention relates to methods and pharmaceuticals for the treatment of intestinal neoplasia. The invention discloses the surprising finding that inhibitors of Notch pathway activation (for example, γ-secretase inhibitors) are extremely useful in the treatment of intestinal adenoma and/or adenocarcinoma. | 11-18-2010 |