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20080230269 | Crimp contact for an aluminum stranded wire, and cable end structure of an aluminum stranded wire having the crimp contact connected thereto - A crimp contact for an aluminum stranded wire having a serration | 09-25-2008 |
20090061253 | Plated material and electronic and elctronic parts using the plated material - A plated material | 03-05-2009 |
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20100190390 | CONNECTOR AND METALLIC MATERIAL FOR CONNECTOR - A connector includes a male terminal and a female terminal. At least one of the male terminal and the female terminal has an outermost surface layer formed of a metallic material as an alloy layer of Cu—Sn. The alloy layer of Cu—Sn has a concentration of Cu decreasing gradually toward a surface thereof. The metallic material for the connector includes the outermost surface layer formed of the alloy layer of Cu—Sn. The alloy layer of Cu—Sn has the concentration of Cu decreasing gradually toward the surface thereof. | 07-29-2010 |
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20120321507 | ALUMINUM ALLOY CONDUCTOR - An aluminum alloy conductor, containing: 0.4 to 0.9 mass % of Fe, with the balance being Al and inevitable impurities, | 12-20-2012 |
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20130126051 | ALUMINUM ALLOY CONDUCTOR - An aluminum alloy conductor, which has a specific aluminum alloy composition of Al—Fe—Mg—Si—Cu—(TiN), Al—Fe, Al—Fe—Mg—Si, or Al—Fe—Mg—Si—Cu, which has a recrystallized texture of 40% or more of an area ratio of grains each having a (111) plane and being positioned in parallel to a cross-section vertical to a wire-drawing direction of a wire, and which has a grain size of 1 to 30 μm on the cross-section vertical to the wire-drawing direction of the wire; and a production method thereof. | 05-23-2013 |
20130126055 | ALUMINUM ALLOY CONDUCTOR AND METHOD OF PRODUCING THE SAME - An aluminum alloy conductor, having a specific aluminum alloy composition of Al—Fe—Cu—Mg—Si—(TiN) or Al—Fe—(Cu/Mg/Si)—(TiN), in which, on a cross-section vertical to a wire-drawing direction, a grain size is 1 to 20 μm, and a distribution density of a second phase with a size of 10 to 200 nm is 1 to 10 | 05-23-2013 |
20140020796 | ALUMINUM ALLOY CONDUCTOR - An aluminum alloy conductor, which has a texture in which an area ratio of grains each having a (100) plane and being positioned in parallel to a cross-section vertical to a wire-drawing direction of a wire is 20% or more, and which has a grain size of 1 to 30 μm on the cross-section vertical to the wire-drawing direction of the wire. | 01-23-2014 |
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20100262655 | System, Method and Computer Program Product to Maximize Server Throughput While Avoiding Server Overload by Controlling the Rate of Establishing Server-Side Network Connections - A method for maximizing server throughput while avoiding overload of a server is presented. The method involves intercepting, via an interface unit, a client request for information from the server. Next, the interface unit determines the current server performance, where the server performance is based on the number of connections opened to the server, the response time of the server and the rate at which the response time is changing. Finally, the interface unit forwards the client request to the server if the current server performance is close to an optimal performance, whereby avoiding overload of the server. | 10-14-2010 |
20110060840 | APPARATUS, METHOD AND COMPUTER PROGRAM PRODUCT FOR GUARANTEED CONTENT DELIVERY INCORPORATING PUTTING A CLIENT ON-HOLD BASED ON RESPONSE TIME - An apparatus, method and computer program product for guaranteeing network client-server response time while providing a way of putting the client on-hold when the response time temporarily prohibits access to the requested server. The apparatus is implemented within an interface unit connecting a plurality of servers and an on-hold server to the Internet, which is connected to a plurality of clients. According to one aspect of the invention, the method includes the steps of opening a connection between a client and the interface unit; determining which server the client desires a page from; determining the current response time of the requested server; if the response time is acceptable then opening a connection between the interface unit and the requested server if no free connection is open between the interface unit and the requested server; allowing the client to access information on the requested server-via the connections; and closing the connection between the client and the interface unit while keeping open the connection between the interface unit and the requested server. Alternatively, if the response time is not acceptable, then putting the client on-hold by redirecting the client to an on-hold server until the response time of the requested server becomes acceptable. According to a “on-hold distribution” aspect of the invention, the interface unit determines the on-hold preference of the client and selects the server hosting that on-hold preference. According to another aspect of the invention, instead of utilizing the interface unit, each server has the intelligence to put the client on-hold when applicable. | 03-10-2011 |
20110066718 | APPARATUS, METHOD AND COMPUTER PROGRAM PRODUCT FOR EFFICIENTLY POOLING CONNECTIONS BETWEEN CLIENTS AND SERVERS - An apparatus, method and computer program product for efficiently pooling network client-server connections. The apparatus is implemented within an interface unit connecting a plurality of servers to the Internet, which is in turn connected to a plurality of clients. The method includes the steps of opening a connection between a first client and the interface unit; determining whether a connection between the interface unit and a server is finished being utilized by the first client; opening a connection between a second client and the interface unit; if no free connection is open between the interface unit and the server, then allowing the second client to access information on the server via the same connection utilized by the first client without waiting for the first client to initiate closing the connection; and delinking the connections between the first and second clients and the interface unit while keeping open the connection between the interface unit and the server. | 03-17-2011 |