First Solar, Inc.

USA As Represented by Secretary of the Navy

The Raymond Lee Organization, Inc.

Anaerobe Systems

Steven M Cox

Harold A McMaster

Ricky Charles Powell

Gary L Dorer

Nicholas Alan Reiter

Terence D Kahle

Marion E Cox

Jonathan Torok

Laura M Nondorf

Jeremy N Mcdonald

Harold A Mcmaster

Leash coupler

Combination leash handle and ID tag

A system and method for generating test code software utilized by a test system for testing a circuit card assembly is provided. A translator provides an automatic translation of a test code from a first computer language to a second computer language. One or more pinmap documents are provided to map the pins of the circuit card assembly.

System and method for translating software code

Described herein are methods for producing chemical products by anaerobically fermenting a particular biomass using anaerobic bacteria. Such chemical products include hydrogen and other gases, acetic acid and other volatile organic acids, solvents, solids, and salts of volatile organic acids.

Anaerobic production of hydrogen and other chemical products

Apparatus (12, 12a) and a method for depositing a semiconductor material on a glass sheet substrate (G) utilizes a distributor (22) including a heated permeable member (24) through which a carrier gas and a semiconductor material are passed to provide a vapor that is deposited as a semiconductor layer on the conveyed glass sheet substrate. The permeable member (24) is tubular and has an electrical voltage applied along its length to provide the heating, and the carrier gas and the semiconductor as a powder are introduced into the tubular permeable member for flow outwardly therefrom as the vapor. A shroud (34) extending around the tubular permeable member (24) has an opening (36) through which the vapor flows for the semiconductor layer deposition. In one embodiment of apparatus (12), the semiconductor layer is deposited on an upwardly facing surface (56) of the glass sheet substrate (G) while another embodiment of the apparatus (12a) deposits the semiconductor layer on a downwardly facing surface (54) of the substrate.

Apparatus and method for depositing a semiconductor material

Apparatus (12, 12a) and a method for depositing a material on a substrate (G) utilizes a distributor (22) including a heated permeable member (24) through which a carrier gas and a material are passed to provide a vapor that is deposited on a conveyed substrate. The permeable member (24) is tubular and has an electrical voltage applied along its length to provide the heating, and the carrier gas and the material as a powder are introduced into the tubular permeable member for flow outwardly therefrom as the vapor. A shroud (34) extending around the tubular permeable member (24) has an opening (36) through which the vapor flows for the deposition. In one embodiment of apparatus (12), the vapor is deposited on an upwardly facing surface (56) of the substrate, while another embodiment of the apparatus (12a) deposits the vapor on a downwardly facing surface (54) of the substrate.

Apparatus and method for depositing a material on a substrate

A heating system includes fluid ducts at the surface of a road and heating fluid for deicing the road surface when circulated through the ducts. A pump device for circulating the heating fluid through the fluid ducts to deice the road surface comprises a fluid pump housed beneath the surface of the road and coupled to the fluid ducts. The fluid pump has a piston and an actuator plate coupled to the piston. The actuator is pivotally mounted at the surface of the road in a manner whereby the weight of a vehicle passing over the actuator plate operates the pump device to circulate the heating fluid through the fluid ducts.

Road surface deicing device

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Livermore, CA, United States of America

Steven M Cox