Intel Corporation

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Michael T White

Ashok N Kabadi

Howard L Heck

Bryce D Horine

Leonard O Turner

Paul S Francis

Stephen H Hall, Jr

Gary W Brady

Harry L Hampton, Iii

In some embodiments an interconnect includes a waveguide and a transmission line coupled in parallel with the waveguide. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Ultra-high bandwidth interconnect for data transmission

Apparatus and methods for connecting a device to an integrated circuit. The apparatus includes an insulating substrate that has two major sides and a number of sites for housing components. Each site has a first node on one of the two sides of the insulating substrate and a second node on the other of the two sides of the insulating substrate. Each site also has components that are aligned normal to the sides of the insulating substrate and are connected to the nodes at the site. Such apparatus are useful as adapters for testing an integrated circuit, such as connecting a test device to the integrated circuit with the adapter and observing and/or driving signals through the adapter.

Component array adapter

Clothing hanger bracket for automobiles

A high density flexible circuit for coupling electrical devices. The flexible circuit has signal and ground traces on both sides of the flexible circuit. Each signal trace is surrounded by ground traces. There is a ground trace on either side of each signal trace and two ground traces located below each signal trace. This system of placing ground traces surrounding each signal trace reduces electrical noise between the signal traces and reduces the electrical capacitance of the circuit.

High density flexible circuit

A bracket for installation in a vehicle to provide support for hanging clothes. The bracket includes an extensible and retractable rod formed by two telescoping tubes which are circumferentially grooved to hold clothes hangers in place. An adjustable sleeve is fitted on the larger tube and carries both an L-shaped hook element which can be hooked on a grab bar in the vehicle and a U-shaped bail which can be hung on a clothing hook in the vehicle as an alternative way of supporting the clothing rod. The bail can be pivoted to a storage position when not used. An adjustable brace on one end of the rod engages the window frame of the vehicle to stabilize the rod in a horizontal position.

Automobile clothes hanger bracket

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North Plains, OR, United States of America

Michael T White