Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.v.

Asml Netherlands B.v.

Hermanus Mathias Joannes Rene Soemers

Johannes Petrus Martinus Bernardus Vermeulen

Theodorus Hubertus Josephus Bisschops

Johannes Cornelis Driessen

Antonius Maria Rijken

Michael Jozefa Mathijs Renkens

Hans Reinten

Kevin Arnold Miller

Ype Bernardus Brada

Felix Godfried Peter Peeters

Aditya Mehendale

Michiel Allan Aurelius Schallig

Franciscus Jozef Bosman

Bart-Jan Zwart

Antonius Johannes Maria Nellissen

Jan Willem Bruggers

Geert Willem De Goeij

Joost Tomas Glazenburg

Daniel James Faulkner

Johannes Hubertus Antonius Van De Rijdt

Olav Johannes Seijger

Stijn Willem Boere

Maurits Koenen

Hendrikus Wilhelmus Leonardus Antonius Maria Van Lierop

Johannes Balthasar Maria Soetens

Johannes Antonius Theodorus Gollatz

Leonardus Cornelis Maria Sanders

A depilating device () comprises a depilating body () which is rotatable about a rotation axis (R) extending in a longitudinal direction (L) with respect to the depilating body () and which is provided with at least one hair-catching space (). The depilating device () further comprises an actuating mechanism () configured to act on the depilating body () so as to cause compression and extension of the depilating body () in the longitudinal direction (L) during rotational movement of the depilating body () about the rotation axis (R), for the purpose of varying the size of the hair-catching space () of the depilating body () in the longitudinal direction (L), wherein the actuating mechanism () includes a force-inducing member () which is compressible and extensible in the longitudinal direction (L) and which has a function in determining the level of a hair-clamping force in the depilating body ().

Depilating device

A suspension system () configured to minimize transmission of acoustic and vibrational energy in a device, comprising: (i) a rigid support (): (ii) an operative element () positioned within the rigid support and comprising a drive frequency when the device is in operation; and (iii) a resilient element () engaging the rigid support and configured to create a resilient force against vibrations generated by the operative element in one or more degrees of freedom: wherein the natural frequency of a suspension mode in one or more of the degrees of freedom are tuned into a narrow resonant frequency range by the suspension, and wherein the resonant frequency is greater than the drive frequency.

Sound isolation suspension system

A drivetrain assembly () for a personal care device (), the drivetrain assembly including a primary resonator (); a secondary resonator () configured to reduce vibrations transmitted from the motor to a body () of the personal care device; a fixed point () positioned between the primary resonator and the secondary resonator; a first spring member () connected at a first end to the primary resonator and at a second end to the fixed point; a second spring member () connected at a first end to the secondary resonator and at a second end to the fixed point; a coupling spring () connected at a first end to the primary resonator and at a second end to the secondary resonator; and an actuator () configured to exert force on at least one of the primary resonator and the secondary resonator.

Drivetrain assembly for a personal care device

An electrostatic inkjet head providing high pressure to ink in order to enable high quality printing. The electrostatic actuator providing the pressure to the membrane () compressing the ink in a chamber () with an opening () is characterized by an overlapping area of the actuation electrode () and the moveable electrode () not determined by the area of the membrane () covering the chamber () with the ink. The maximum pressure that can be applied can be adapted by means of the ratio of the overlapping area () of the two electrodes and the area () of the membrane () covering the chamber () with the ink. Use of said head to eject a liquid drug used in an injection system.

Electrostatic actuator for ink jet heads

A mirror assembly to interact with a beam of radiation of a lithographic apparatus is disclosed. The mirror assembly includes a mirror, a piezo electric actuator, and a mover structure, the mover structure connected to the mirror, an assembly of the mirror and the mover structure being pivotable about a pivot point, the piezo electric actuator having a contacting surface to establish a slip-stick contact with the mover structure.

Lithographic apparatus and pivotable structure assembly

A lithographic projection apparatus includes conduits which supply utilities to components in a vacuum chamber such as object tables and/or associated motors and/or sensors. The conduits are shielded from exposure to the vacuum by conduit conducts having at least the same number of degrees of freedom as their associated object table.

Lithographic apparatus, device manufacturing method, and device manufactured thereby

Lithographic apparatus, device manufacturing method and device manufactured thereby

The invention relates to a device for mounting components on a carrier comprising a frame ( ) in which a shaft ( ) is accommodated, the shaft is provided with a longitudinal bore ( ), and means for displacing said hollow shaft ( ) in vertical direction through said frame ( ), wherein said shaft ( ) at one end ( ) facing away from the carrier can be coupled to means ( ) for generating an under pressure or vacuum within said bore ( ) and wherein the other end ( ) of the shaft facing towards the carrier is provided with means for picking up and mounting a component. According to the invention, the device is characterized in that said shaft ( ) is coupled to a yoke ( ) which forms part of said displacement means, which coupling can be temporarily disengaged the moment the shaft makes contact with a component or a carrier.

Device for placing components on a carrier

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Mierlo, Netherlands

Hermanus Mathias Joannes Rene Soemers