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Xomed, Inc.

Jon Benson

Abhishek Banerjee

Craig A Castle

Tim Linderman

Theodore H Toch

A system for two-phase immersion cooling includes an immersion tank, and a plurality of busbars, each busbar extending through a wall of the immersion tank. The system also includes a plurality of voltage converters mounted on a skid, on which the immersion tank can also be mounted. The system preferably includes means for preventing leakage of dielectric fluid around the busbars and means for connecting each busbar plate to the modular cases holding circuit boards that can be inserted into the immersion tank.

Electrical power distribution for immersion cooled information systems

A two-phase immersion cooling system includes two or more voltage converters and a plurality of circuit boards, which are held in a modular case inside an immersion tank. A layout for distributing electric power includes at least two busbars that are electrically connected in parallel to the positive and the negative terminals of the voltage converters, respectively. Each of the plurality of circuit boards is connected to the two busbars via wires that are bundled into wire harnesses. Each wire harness connects a series of connectors longitudinally aligned across the plurality of boards, to the two busbars.

Power distribution for immersion-cooled information systems

A new exterior skylight solar screen cover for engaging a skylight to prevent excessive heat build-up in a space below a skylight which has a frame, the solar screen comprising a frame member dimensioned for coupling with the exterior of the skylight. A plurality of louvers laterally extend within the frame member and a solar screen panel is dimensioned for being received within the frame member. The solar screen panel comprises a peripheral frame that is positioned on an inwardly extending lip of the upper frame section of the solar screen cover.

Exterior skylight solar screen cover

An intra-oral artificial larynx is provided including a signal generator and a speaker mounted on a prosthesis for mounting the larynx within the intra-oral cavity. A horn is provided having an input opening coupled to the speaker for acoustically amplifying the output of the speaker, the horn also having an output opening. A saliva barrier is removably mounted to the output opening of the horn for precluding penetration of saliva into the horn, the barrier having a first end which is telescopically received within the output opening of the horn and the second end having a mouth formed on a bias to the longitudinal axis of the mounting and a microporous membrane sealing the mouth. The mouth of the mounting has an elliptical shape which has been found tends to increase speaker volume. Moreover, the telescopic mating of the mounting and the horn provides a saliva barrier which is easily replaceable by the user.

Replaceable battery pack for intra-oral larynx

An intra-oral artificial larynx is provided including a signal generator and a speaker mounted on a prosthesis for mounting the larynx within the intra-oral cavity. A horn is provided having an input opening coupled to the speaker for acoustically amplifying the output of the speaker, the horn also having an output opening. A saliva barrier is removably mounted to the output opening of the horn for precluding penetration of saliva into the horn, the barrier having a first end which is telescopically received within the output opening of the horn and the second end having a mouth formed on a bias to the longitudinal axis of the mounting and a microporous membrane sealing the mouth. The mouth of the mounting has an elliptical shape which has been found to increase speaker volume. Moreover, the telescopic mating of the mounting and the horn provides a saliva barrier which is easily replaceable by the user.

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Jon Benson