Osram Sylvania Inc.

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James R Cox

Ronald E Karam

Vaddi B Reddy

Ru-Yi Qi

Beverly L Cox

Cheryl M Forster

Barry G DeBoer

Joseph A Cooper

A hose landing system kit for supporting a hose of a recreational vehicle which comprises a hose support, at least two pairs of stanchions, and at least two bolts, which stanchions act with said support to create channels for the hose. The channels are at least as tall as the height of the hose, and allow the hose to be supported therein with greater ease of placement than prior art methods.

Hose landing system kit RVS and the like

Hose support device

Phosphor lag was reduced to acceptable levels in high lag monoclinic M' yttrium tantalate x-ray phosphors through the addition of minor amounts europium to the phosphors. In particular, europium was added to yttrium tantalate phosphors containing terbium and to phosphors formulated with a stoichiometric excess of yttrium.

Reduction of lag in yttrium tantalate x-ray phosphors

A phosphor comprising a host consisting essentially of lithium borosilicate having the general formula Li.sub.x Mg.sub.y B.sub.2 Si.sub.6 O.sub.z F.sub.w, where x can be 2 or 6, y can be 6 or 4, z can be 19.75 or 20 and w can be 4 or 4.5, and at least one activator selected from the group consisting of vanadium, europium, manganese, cerium and terbium.

Lithium borosilicate phosphors

Inorganic intercalation phosphors having either the general formula Na.sub.2 (Mg.sub.3-x Tb.sub.x) Al.sub.2 Si.sub.2 O.sub.10 F.sub.2 or Na.sub.2 Mg.sub.3 {(Al.sub.2-x Eu.sub.x)Si}O.sub.10 F.sub.2, were made by doping an inorganic, intercalation, highly charged fluorophlogopite compound having an atomic structure interspersed with vacant spaces with selected activator ions such as terbium or europium capable of luminescent emission when excited by external radiation such as cathode rays.

Terbium or europium activated highly charged fluoropholopite phosphor

Inorganic intercalation phosphors were made by doping an inorganic intercalation compound having an atomic structure interspersed with vacant spaces with selected activator ions capable of luminescent emission when excited by ultraviolet light and/or cathode rays.

Phosphor and method of making same

An automatic equalizer and oscillation suppressor system utilizing phase lock loop circuits to detect oscillation candidates at identified frequencies and a low cost microprocessor to process corrective band gain action. Oscillation candidates are initially suppressed by incremental adjustment of band gains to a maximum point after which notch filters are assigned to the oscillating frequency and the band gain returned to its normal equalized value. Automatic equalization is achieved initially with a pink noise source and on an on-going real time basis with program content by use of a frequency addressable narrow band boost circuit which is selectively inserted at frequencies across the bandwidth and band gains adjusted until some oscillation has occurred in all bands or maximum master gain has been reached.

Analog signal translating system with automatic frequency selective

A manifold for use in conjunction with fluid actuable liquid dispensing apparatus is disclosed for supporting and interconnecting such apparatus, especially where numerous individual liquid dispensers are employed, for example for lubricating various points in a system. The manifold allows individual dispensers, or sets of dispensers, to be disabled, for example for repair purposes, while others may continue to operate. Several such manifolds would typically be employed in a lubricating system with each comprising a block having a plurality of separated passageways therein, including at least one actuating fluid passageway with an inlet for connection to an actuating fluid source, and an outlet for connection to the liquid dispensing device, and at least a second passageway for the liquid to be dispensed, again having an inlet for connection to a liquid source, and an outlet for connection to the liquid dispensing device. An elongated generally cylindrical manually operable valve is disposed in the block for selectively opening and closing at least one, and preferably both, of the passageways, to enable or disable the particular dispensing devices associated with that manifold block. Each manifold block is typically configured as a rectangular parallelepiped, with the inlets communicating with a first face thereof, and the dispensing device outlets communicating with a second adjacent face thereof. A third face parallel to the first face includes outlets allowing juxtaposition of several blocks with alignment of the same named inlets and outlets in parallel faces supplying liquid and air to the several blocks from a common source.

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Monroeton, PA, United States of America

James R Cox