Article: electric shock

Article: California Inventor Develops High-Frequency Current ...
US Fed News Service, Including US State News;  December 30, 2006 ;     456 words ... ... a method for transmitting high-frequency current through a substrate. According to ... method comprises receiving the high-frequency current at a via passing through at least ... the via; and directing the high-frequency current along an uninterrupted path substantially ...

Article: Taiwanese Inventors Develop Fixed-frequency Current ...
US Fed News Service, Including US State News;  June 18, 2007 ;     516 words ... ... Liang-Pin Tai of Tainan, Taiwan, have developed a fixed-frequency current mode converter. According to the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office: "A fixed-frequency current mode converter comprises a power stage to produce an inductor ...

Article: Low-frequency current observations in the ...
Journal of Physical Oceanography;  June 1, 2002 ;     700+ words ...Low-Frequency Current Observations in the Korea/Tsushima Strait* ABSTRACT High resolution, continuous current measurements made in the Korea/Tsushima ...

Article: Swedish Inventor Develops Radio Frequency Current ...
US Fed News Service, Including US State News;  September 25, 2007 ;     517 words ... ... Va., Sept. 25 -- Richard Hellberg of Huddinge, Sweden, has developed a method of generation of radio frequency current. According to the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office: "In the present invention, pre-distortion ...

Article: High-frequency current probe. (New Products: Test & ...
EDN Europe;  October 1, 2002 ;     323 words ...* Measures current waveforms in high-speed, high-power switching applications * Uses noninvasive clamp technique * Offers 50-MHz bandwidth with 7-nsec rise time * Handles 15A (dc+ac peak) continuous, 30A peak intermittent and 50A for pulses less than 10 [micro]sec * Connects to any scope with

Article: Carrier-Class And Reliability of the HFC Net.(High ...
CT's Pipeline;  October 12, 2004 ;     700+ words ...Not long ago, vendors earned no points for using the words "carrierclass" in a presentation to cable operators. Why? Operators didn't "carry" things like the telcos. Times have (quickly) changed. The measure of network reliability isn't what it used to be. For instance, at the SCTE/Communications

Article: Electric Shock Injuries
Gale Encyclopedia of Children's Health: Infancy through Adolescence;      700+ words ...Electric shock injuries Definition Electric shock injuries are caused by lightning or electric current passing through the body. In infants, electric shock injuries occur most often when they put metal objects ...