Finisar Corporation

Lsi Logic Corporation

Calimetrics, Inc.

Vicom Systems, Inc.

Other

Lsi Corporation

Sifive, Inc.

David C Lee

William H Wang

Frank J Flens

Michael Joseph McReynolds, Jr

Daniel Kossowski

Steven Russel Spielman

Jonathan A Zingman

Terrence L Wong

Yung-Cheng Lo

Yi Ling

Gregory Stephen Lewis

Judith C Powelson

John L Fan

Horatio Lo

David Warland

Richard L Martin

Sheldon Aronowitz

Steven W McLaughlin

Valeriy K Sukharev

James O Kimball

John Haywood

Stephen Pope

David Chan

Dietmar M Kurpanek

Jack Kang

Jeffrey Mulhausen

Sam Tam

Laura L McPheters

Ian E Harvey

Steve W McLaughlin

Wei-Gung Wang

Warren Lo

Greg S Lewis

Christopher C Tan

Steven E McLaughlin

Horitio Lo

Circuit board

An optical fiber securing device may include a passage, an optical fiber seat, and a boundary portion. The passage may have an entrance and an exit, the passage configured to receive therein an optical fiber inserted through the entrance, as well as an epoxy. An epoxy path may be provided as a pathway between an epoxy well and the passage. The optical fiber seat may be configured to receive at least a portion of the optical fiber, the optical fiber seat configured to position an end of the optical fiber in optical alignment with a lens. The boundary portion may define an upper boundary of the passage at the exit of the passage, and is configured to restrain epoxy received within the passage such that the epoxy does not become interposed between the end of the optical fiber and the lens.

Optical fiber securing device

The storage proxy method is used in a storage area network (SAN) which includes a server, a SAN device coupled to the server, and a first and a second storage systems coupled to the SAN device and their logic units mirrored with each other to form a combined mirrored logical unit. The storage proxy method includes the following steps. One of the logical units of the storage systems as a proxy logical unit is selected. The mirrored logical unit is simulated as a virtual logical unit in the SAN device, wherein the virtual logical unit has a virtual identity the same as the identity of the selected proxy logical unit. A transparent communication for management functions between the server and the proxy logical unit is provided via the virtual logical unit or a special proxy logical unit.

Storage proxy method for data-service SAN appliance

An optical fiber securing device may include a passage, an epoxy well, an epoxy path, an optical fiber seat, and a protrusion. The passage may have an entrance and an exit, the passage configured to receive therein an optical fiber inserted through the entrance. The epoxy well may be configured to receive therein epoxy. The epoxy path may provide a pathway for epoxy between the epoxy well and the passage. The optical fiber seat may be configured to receive at least a portion of the optical fiber, the optical fiber seat configured to position an end of the optical fiber in optical alignment with a lens. The protrusion may define an upper boundary of the passage at the exit of the passage, the protrusion configured to restrain epoxy received within the passage such that the epoxy does not become interposed between the end of the optical fiber and the lens.

A vessel for carrying an RV (recreational vehicle) through the water, thereby effectively converting the RV to a houseboat. The barge-like vessel includes ramps for loading and unloading an RV at a boat ramp. The barge is powered by the drive wheels of the RV, wherein the drive wheels are each resting on two rotatable cylinders similar to a dynamometer cradle. The wheels spin the cylinders which in turn rotate the propellers so that the speed is controlled by the speed at which the drive wheels turn. Direction is controlled by a knob on a fly-by-wire type device which in turn controls the rudder. An alternative directional control includes two turntables onto which the front wheels rest. One of the turntables is mechanically connected to the rudder so that the steering wheel controls the rudder. Ballast tanks are provided at each side of the front and back of the barge to keep the barge level.

RV barge

An example embodiment includes an optical connector. The optical connector includes a printed circuit board (PCB), multiple optical components, multiple optical fibers, and a lens assembly. The optical components are mounted to the PCB. Additionally, each of the optical components includes an aperture. The lens assembly is positioned on the PCB. The lens assembly defines a cavity in which the optical components are positioned. Additionally, the lens assembly defines optical fiber seats that are configured to receive the optical fibers. The lens assembly includes an angled surface that is configured to reflect optical signals between the optical components and the optical fibers.

Optical component arrays in optical connectors

Host connector

Optical cable and connector

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Alameda, CA, United States of America

David C Lee