Patent classifications
G02B6/0008
Desktop electronic device
- Brett W. Degner ,
- Caitlin Elizabeth Kalinowski ,
- Richard D. Kosoglow ,
- Joshua D. Banko ,
- David H. Narajowski ,
- Jonathan L. Berk ,
- Michael E. Leclerc ,
- Michael D. McBroom ,
- Asif Iqbal ,
- Paul S. Michelsen ,
- Mark K. Sin ,
- Paul A. Baker ,
- Harold L. Sontag ,
- Wai Ching Yuen ,
- Matthew P. Casebolt ,
- Kevin S. Fetterman ,
- Alexander C. Calkins ,
- Daniel L. McBroom
An internal component and external interface arrangement for a cylindrical compact computing system is described that includes at least a structural heat sink having triangular shape disposed within a cylindrical volume defined by a cylindrical housing. A computing engine having a generally triangular shape is described having internal components that include a graphics processing unit (GPU) board, a central processing unit (CPU) board, an input/output (I/O) interface board, an interconnect board, and a power supply unit (PSU).
Electronic device including light emitting apparatus
An electronic device according to various embodiments disclosed herein may include: a shield member comprising a light shield including a seating portion provided therein, a first opening provided in a front surface of the light shield and connected to the seating portion, and a second opening provided in a side surface of the light shield and connected to the seating portion, the electronic device may further include a light guide including a light-receiving portion and a guide portion extending in one direction from the light-receiving portion, wherein the guide portion is disposed in the second opening and the light-receiving portion is seated on the seating portion, and may include a light-emitting portion comprising light-emitting circuitry disposed in the first opening of the light shield to close the first opening and face the light-receiving portion.
Wake-up light
A wake-up light includes a shade, a housing, a power driver, a controller, a light source, and a timer. The power driver, the light source, the controller, and the timer are installed in a space enclosed by the shade and the housing; the power driver is externally connected to an alternating current, and supplies power to the timer and the light source; the timer is configured for real-time timing; the controller is connected to the light source and the timer; the controller receives timing information of the timer; when a first time set by a user is reached, the controller sends a light-source light-up signal to the light source so that a light intensity of the light source is gradually increased; and when a second time set by the user is reached, the controller sends an impulsive light signal to the light source so that the light source uninterruptedly emits impulsive light.
LIGHT GUIDE PIPE AND LIGHT EMITTING MODULE COMPRISING THE SAME
A light guide pipe includes: a first light guide section formed at a first end of the light guide pipe, wherein the first light guide section is straightly extended along a longitudinal axis of the light guide pipe; a second light guide section formed at a second end of the light guide pipe, wherein an outer surface of the second light guide section is a convex curved surface, an outer diameter of the second light guide section is gradually increased along a direction from the second to the first ends, and a cavity is formed at a bottom of the second light guide section; and a third light guide section formed between the first and second light guide sections, wherein an outer surface of the third light guide section is a concave curved surface, and an outer diameter of the third light guide section is gradually decreased along the direction.
LIGHT DIFFUSION DEVICE AND MEDICAL EQUIPMENT USING THE SAME
Provided is a light diffusion device capable of irradiating laser light onto a plurality of locations in a human body in a state in which a distal end portion of an optical transmission cable is placed in the human body. The light diffusion device includes an optical transmission cable including a plurality of cores, and a light refracting portion configured to refract the light emitted from each of the plurality of cores so that irradiation directions thereof are different from each other. With such a configuration, it is possible to irradiate the laser light in a plurality of directions when the distal end of the optical transmission cable is placed in the human body. Therefore, it is possible to change the location where the laser light is irradiated without extracting or re-inserting the optical transmission cable from or into the human body, thereby shortening the time required for photoimmunotherapy.
Heated lens lighting arrangement
According to aspects of the embodiments, a lighting fixture is designed to help prevent the accumulation of snow or ice on the light emitting face {e.g., lens) of the lighting fixture. The lighting fixture harvests both the light and heat generated by at least one light source, such as but not limited to at least one LED light source. The lighting fixture adopts a flip-mount light source mounting design in which one side of a passive heat exchanger is mounted or secured closely adjacent or proximate to the lens, and the light source is mounted or secured to another side of the passive heat exchanger. The heat generated by the light source is conducted by the passive heat exchanger to heat the lens. Additionally, the light emitted from the light source is redirected back through the passive heat exchanger and to the lens using a bundle of light fiber cables.
Multi-fiber multi-spot laser probe with articulating beam separation
Multi-fiber laser probes utilize relative motion of fibers and other laser probe elements to preserve small-gauge compatibility while providing for multi-spot beam deliver, or to provide for the selectively delivery of single-spot or multi-spot beam patterns. An example probe includes fibers having distal ends that are movable as a group onto a distal ramp element affixed to a distal end of a cannula, so that the distal ends of the fibers can be moved between a retracted position, in which the distal ends of the fibers are within the cannula or ramp element, and an extended position, in which distal ends of the fibers are guided by grooves or channels of the ramp so as to extend at least partially through external openings in the distal end of the laser probe and so as to be pointed angularly away from a longitudinal axis of the cannula.
LIGHTING AND/OR SIGNALLING DEVICE INCLUDING A LIGHTGUIDE
The invention relates to a lighting and/or signaling device including an electroluminescent diode and a lightguide adapted to convey the light from the diode and also means for securing the diode relative to an end of the lightguide to ensure the position of an inlet face of the guide opposite the diode. The lightguide carries male securing means adapted to interact with female securing means carried by a plastics component carrying the electroluminescent diode. The plastics component further includes electric circuits produced directly on the plastics of this component in immediate proximity to the diode.
LIGHT-EMITTING DIODE CONNECTION MODULE
An LED connection module comprises a plurality of LED connection units. Each of the LED connection unit comprises an LED pillar and a housing connected to the LED pillar. The LED pillar comprises a plug. The housing comprises an upper surface and at least one lateral surface. The housing comprising a socket. The socket is defined on the upper surface of the housing. The plug is matching with the shape of the socket to control a power-on mode and a power-off mode of the LED pillar by way of plugging and unplugging. The housing comprises at least one magnet. The at least one magnet is located inside the housing. The housings are attached to each other by interaction forces of the magnets.
LIGHT IRRADIATION APPARATUS AND OPTICAL FIBER PATH USED IN THE LIGHT IRRADIATION APPARATUS
A light irradiation apparatus includes a plurality of light sources, a plurality of light transmission paths capable of selectively transmitting lights from the plurality of light sources, respectively, and an optical fiber path provided with a plurality of light incidence ends receiving respective lights from the plurality of light transmission paths, and a single light exit end. The optical fiber path has a plurality of optical fiber bundles. Incidence ends of the plurality of optical fiber bundles configures the plurality of light incidence ends, and exit ends of the plurality of optical fiber bundles configure the single light exit end by combining themselves. A lot of optical fibers constitute the plurality of optical fiber bundles. The optical fibers of the plurality of optical fiber bundles are dispersedly arranged with each other in uniform at the single light exit end.