Westinghouse Electric Corporation

Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation

Robert L Miller

Lyon Mandelcorn

Thomas W Dakin

Kenneth C Radford

Aaron Ashley Hathaway

Joel D Strand

Stephen R Gurkovich

George E Mercier

Micah John Atman Stoutimore

Andrew Hostetler Miklich

Carl E Nothnick

Kurt Pleim

James F Roach

John H Pickett

Erica Anne Sanker

Cody James Ballard

One example includes a flux switch system. The system includes an input stage configured to provide an interrogation pulse. The system also includes a plurality of flux loops configured to receive an input current. Each of the flux loops includes a Josephson junction configured to trigger to generate an output pulse in response to a first polarity of the input current and to not trigger to generate no output pulse in response to a second polarity of the input current opposite the first polarity. The system further includes an output stage configured to propagate the output pulse to an output of the flux switch system.

Flux switch system

One example includes a device that is comprised of a plurality of printed circuit boards, a plurality of vias, and a plurality of castellations. The plurality of printed circuit boards are laminated together, at least some of the plurality of printed circuit boards including a dielectric panel and a plurality of conductor pads. The plurality of vias, through the plurality of conductor pads, include a conductive material to respectively electrically couple the plurality of conductor pads with each other. The plurality of castellations, on at least one side of the plurality of printed circuit boards, to electrically couple each of a plurality of contact pins of an integrated circuit socket with respective contact pads of the plurality of conductor pads.

Integrated circuit interface and method of making the same

A capacitor module having a solid dielectric is cleared in a gaseous environment having an electric strength greater than that of air at a pressure of one atmosphere. A plurality of such cleared capacitor modules is formed into a stack which itself is then cleared by the same clearing process. During intended operation in an electric circuit, the capacitor arrangement would be maintained in such gaseous environment having an electric strength greater than that of air at a pressure of one atmosphere.

Capacitor arrangement and method of stabilizing same

A ghost canceller which operates at IF and utilizes a storage mode heterojunction acoustic charge transport device (SM-HACT). The signal delay provided by the SM-HACT is increased by the operation of barrier electrodes which delay the movement of charge packets across the device, thereby eliminating the need for additional digital equalization. The tap weights of the SM-HACT are determined by the operation of a fixed correlator which responds to ghosts in a predetermined training waveform.

Ghost canceller

A linear acoustic charge transport circuit including an acoustic charge transport (ACT) device and a transconductance amplifier. In one embodiment the ACT device includes a bipolar injector. The ACT device can comprise either a thick channel ACT or a heterojunction ACT.

Linear acoustic charge transport circuit

A high definition television acoustic charge transport filter bank significantly lowers the amount of digital processing needed in a high definition television. The filter bank effects frequency shifting by undersampling input waveforms to create aliasing, and by sampling output waveforms to shift received signals up in frequency. The filter bank is highly accurate and inexpensive because of the simple acoustic charge transport filter structure, high charge transport efficiency, linear phase and sample data operation.

High definition television acoustic charge transport filter bank

A digital-to-analog converter for an acoustic charge transport (ACT) device that permits an ACT device to directly accept digital inputs. The digital-to-analog converter includes a plurality of digital-to-analog converter circuits that convert respective groups of digital information applied to the ACT device to corresponding analog voltages. The corresponding analog voltages are applied to respective input contacts that are isolated by charge barriers formed in a channel region of the ACT device. Each of the input contacts generates a charge packet having a charge magnitude corresponding to a numerical value of an input group of the applied digital information. The charge packets generated by each of the input contacts coalesces into a collective charge packet which then travels through the ACT device.

Digital to analog converter for an acoustic charge transport device

Dielectric fluids are disclosed which comprise about 20 to 95% of a non-halogenated organic ester which is liquid between -20.degree. C. and 150.degree. C. and which has a dissipation factor of less than about 10% at 100.degree. C., and about 5% to 80% of a non-halogenated, aromatic hydrocarbon or ether, which is soluble in the ester, has 1 to 2 rings, and has a dissipation factor of less than about 10% at 100.degree. C. The preferred dielectric fluid is about 75 to 90% diisononyl phthalate and about 10 to 25% diphenyl oxide. An anti-oxidant and/or an additive to resist the effects of corona (partial discharges) are preferably included in the dielectric fluid. A capacitor containing a paper, film, or composite of these, impregnated with the dielectric fluid, is also disclosed.

Dielectric fluids comprising non-halogenated mixtures of organic esters

A capacitor is disclosed of layers of metal foil alternating with insulating sheets impregnated with a dielectric fluid. The dielectric fluid comprises a mixture of 80 to 99% by weight mono-ethylated, mono-propylated, or mono-butylated biphenyl, biphenyl oxide, or biphenyl methane and about 1 to about 20% by weight di-ethylated, di-propylated, or di-butylated biphenyl, biphenyl oxide, or biphenyl methane.

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Robert L Miller