Nvidia Corporation

Brian Roger Loiler

An Nguyen

David M Collins

Andrew R Bell

Siarhei Murauyou

Jen-Hsun Huang

Glenn Alan Wernig

Joseph Douglass Walters

Craig Crawford

James Ian Lee

Darren A Burckhard

Don C Miller

Trevor Boswell

Jason Y Su

Ludger Mimberg

Qi Lin

Xiaohua H Sun

David Andrew Chapman

Eric Michael McSherry

Eric Michael Lotter

Anthony Jose Morales, Jr

Srikanth Lakshmikanthan

System and method of controlling an object via control device having integrated touch and displacement control. An embodiment includes an input device having a control stick with an integrated touch sensor, where the control stick may be displaced to provide control of a first functionality of an object, and a user touch sensed by the integrated touch sensor provides control of a second functionality of the object. Additionally, a method is described for controlling an object using a control device integrating displacement and touch control modes. A motion of the object may be controlled, such that inputs from the control device control a relative movement, an absolute movement, and/or a combination of relative and absolute movement for the object. An embodiment includes a game controller having a control device according to the present disclosure.

Control device integrating touch and displacement controls

Embodiments of the present invention may be directed to an electronic connector. More specifically, the electronic connector may include a single connector body and a mounting end operable to couple the single connector body with an electronic board of an electronics unit. The electronic connector may also include a lower jack portion disposed in the single connector body and include multiple lower pin receptacles, where the lower jack portion is disposed adjacent to the mounting end and is operable to receive a first connector end of a first cable. The electronic connector may further include an upper jack portion disposed in the single connector body and include multiple upper pin receptacles, where the upper jack portion is disposed above the lower jack portion and is operable to receive a second connector end of a second cable.

Low-cost offset stacked power connector

Technology is provided for distributed power delivery to a processing unit on a printed circuit board. In one example, a printed circuit board includes a processing unit coupled to multiple power channels, including first channels on a first side of the processing unit, and second channels on a second side of the processing unit. The printed circuit board further includes a first power supply coupled to the processing unit via the first channels, and a second power supply coupled to the processing unit via the second channels. The processing unit is configured to receive a total current, including currents drawn substantially simultaneously from the first power supply and the second power supply. The total current is about equivalent to a current the processing unit would draw from a single power supply.

Distributed power delivery to a processing unit

Cover for portable game device

Portable game device

Embodiments for generating a boost voltage in a computing platform are disclosed.

Boost voltage generation

A system for cooling a heat-generating electronic device in a computer system includes a printed circuit board having one or more ventilation holes and coupled to a first side of the heat-generating electronic device, and a fan assembly having a top side and a bottom side and coupled to a second side of the heat-generating electronic device. The fan assembly is disposed relative to the printed circuit board to allow air to flow into the top side of the fan assembly and into the bottom side of the fan assembly through the one or more ventilation holes. One advantage of this design is that it enables a greater volume of air to flow through the fan assembly relative to prior art designs, thereby resulting in more efficient cooling of the heat-generating electronic device.

System for cooling a heat-generating electronic device with increased air flow

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Soquel, CA, United States of America

Brian Roger Loiler