Arris Enterprises LLC

Applied Ideation, LLC

Green Edge Technologies, Inc.

General Instrument Corporation

Thomas A Jung

Wayne C Weeks

Jin H Lee

Taylor E Matthews

Jin Hyoung Lee

Yung Chun Lu

William Paul Alberth, Jr

Sung-Gul Hwang

Jeff L Dorsett

Shr-Min Chen

Liang Hua Wu

Hang Zhou

William Rice

Robert D Shuff

Stephen Burd

Taylor Matthews

Kevin C O'Leary

Jonathan T Preston

Walter P Viramontez

Methods, systems, and computer readable media can be operable to facilitate an improved positioning of one of more LEDs on a device. A CPE (customer premise equipment) device may include a three-component subassembly composed of an LED module, light tube, and lightguide to allow for uniform lighting with design flexibility. The modularity of the design allows for decoupling from the PCB and reduces the design constraints.

Axial orientation of LEDs

Enclosure for an access device

Customer premise equipment device

Electronics enclosure

Sensor enclosure

A radio frequency (RF) shield includes a shield enclosure formed of conductive material that defines and partially encloses an interior cavity. The shield enclosure is configured to receive, within the interior cavity, a shielding partition securable in a fixed position that defines one end of a first chamber within a narrow portion of the shield enclosure. The first chamber provides RF isolation of an RF conductor that is enclosed within the first chamber.

Radio frequency shield with partitioned enclosure

Portable electronic device bezel

An apparatus that is capable of detecting the presence of a plug comprising: a plurality of receptacles configured to receive a plurality of prongs from a plug, wherein the plurality of receptacles includes a first receptacle and a second receptacle; a controller configured to detect whether a first prong of the plurality of prongs is present in the first receptacle; and a switch configured to provide power to the second receptacle. The switch provides power to the second receptacle when the controller detects that the first prong of the plurality of prongs is present in the first receptacle and the switch does not provide power to the second receptacle when the controller does not detect that the first prong is present in the first receptacle.

Apparatuses and methods for configuring a building automation system

Modem

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Thomas A Jung