Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Limited

Motorola Corporation

Jose Rodriguez

Satoshi Tanimura

Toshihiko Saitoh

Kenta Kurihara

Philip Schentrup

Joseph Patino

Julio C Castaneda

Ricardo Martinez Perez

Yoshitaka Terada

Bach L Nguyen

Humberto E Garcia

Tadashi Kamiya

Brian Scott Simpson

Erik J Walls

Jeffrey Michael Buczek

A sleevehaving the length of the side surface thereof made longer at a position away from the compressor outletis connected to the upstream-side end of an external cylinder. By this sleeve, compressed air flowing along the inside wall surface of a casingflows, making a turn, in a space between the sleeveand the inside wall surface of the casing, thereby providing the compressed air flow being introduced from the sleeveto the external cylinderwith uniformity.

Combustor

The invention concerns a method () and system () for flash control. The method can include the steps of&#x2014;in a portable electronic device ()&#x2014;detecting () a request to operate a flash component (), determining () whether to delay a timing of the operation of the flash component and if the timing will not be delayed, selectively disabling () a transmission component () for the portable electronic device. The selective disablement can create an operational opportunity () for the flash component. The method can also include the step of operating () the flash component during the created operational opportunity. As an example, the portable electronic device can be a mobile communications unit having a camera (), the flash component can provide a flash for the camera and the transmission component can be a power amplifier ().

System and method for flash control

By installing a cylinderhaving a bell-mouth construction to the downstream side of a combustor basketand by providing different level to the downstream-side end of the cylinder, notchesare constructed. The notchesform fixed vortices in the compressed air, and the vortices enable the compressed air to determine the flow direction thereof so as to flow toward the tips of the main nozzles

By installing a cylinderhaving a bell-mouth construction to the downstream side of a combustor basket, compressed air flowing between the combustor basketand an external cylinderis throttled. In addition, by having a cross section of the downstream-side end surface of the cylindershaped in a semicircle and providing a back surface wallhaving a curvature being equivalent to a curvature of the semicircular curved surface, compressed air flow making 180 degrees turn can be made uniform and free from disturbance.

A punched metal plateis constructed so as to be in a ring shape covering a space between the outside wall of the combustor basketand the inside wall of the external cylinderand at the same time is constructed to be a perforated plate having a plurality of holes. In addition, ribsare provided in a radial pattern against the axis of a combustor in a manner that both ends of a ribare in contact with the outside wall of the combustor basketand the inside wall of the external cylinder. Additionally, ribsare provided in a plural number, and the plurality of ribsare arranged so as to be equally spaced in the circumferential direction of a combustor and connected to the external cylinder, thereby supporting the combustor basket

A mobile communication device () includes a camera module () which provides an image stream when the camera module is active. The image stream is used to display images on a display () to provide a viewfinder function so that a user of the mobile communication device can see to what the camera is aimed. While the mobile communication device is operating in camera mode, the mobile communication device receives a signal at a radio receiver () during a time slot of a time division multiple access frame (). To prevent the camera module from interfering with the receiver operation, the camera module operation is suspended during the receiver time slot.

Method and apparatus for reducing the effect of EMI on receiver sensitivity in a camera phone

A wireless device lighting system provides backlighting of a display () and/or a user interface () of a wireless device (). A user interface () includes a plurality of buttons () for entering information and at least one multicolor LED for emitting light. The at least one multicolor LED is located behind the plurality of buttons (). The user interface () further includes a connector for connecting the user interface () to the wireless device () and a circuit board for mounting the at least one multicolor LED and the connector. The user interface () further includes a light pipe for allowing light emitted from the at least one multicolor LED to be emitted from the buttons (), the light pipe located between the at least one multicolor LED and the buttons (). The user interface () further includes a selector for allowing a user to define a color of light for emission by the at least one multicolor LED.

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Miami, FL, United States of America

Jose Rodriguez