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Colon close to returning, still day to daySeth Kornfeld07/30/2014After undergoing a knee scope last month, offensive lineman Willie Colon was able to participate in individual drills, but wants to take things day by day to avoid any possible setback.Jets' guard Willie Colon is inching closer to returning, but the veteran says he is taking it day by day.
<“I’m good, for the first day,” noted the Jets’ offensive lineman. “Just trying to get acclimated to football and all (the) things I need to do next to be efficient.”
Colon says his main focus is to avoid any setbacks, and says so far so good. “Each day is a progression,” said Colon. “Right now (I’m) just taking it slow. Trying not to have any setbacks. That’s the key right now.”
The rugged lineman says despite the injury, his conditioning has not suffered notably.
“I didn’t feel bad at all,” admitted Colon. “It’s different when you’re in there (for) a longer (time), you’re doing more reps. I have yet to do that so I can’t really grade where I am, but (individual drills) went well. It felt good. Like I said it’s about me going out there, being efficient, and trying to get into the swing of things.”
As for the offense as a whole, Colon says they must perform the basics well, but sees great potential. “I always have high expectations,” said Colon. “I feel like if we’re on our game, we’re doing what we need to do, we’re efficient as far as managing the ball, no turnovers, and being better on first and second down. I think we weren’t that good last year with that. If we’re good on first and second down so we don’t have to make third down such a mission, I think the sky is the limit for this offense.”
Ultimately, Colon says ultimately his injury has been difficult, but he is eager to rejoin the Jets’ veteran offensive line. “It’s been a mental grind. But its football, I’ve been doing it, I’ve been dealing with it, said Colon. “I think I was just more eager to get out there with Nick (Mangold) and obviously having Breno (Giacomini) here, I kind of wanted to get going with him, because chemistry is huge for the offensive line. So I just have been really eager about that. Right now it’s time and I am ready to go.” Share on Facebook Share on TwitterTrending on ScoutState of the Canes: Offense, Week 5Jets resign WR/KR Jeremy RossInsider tidbits: 3 observations from Sept. 28Austin Seferian-Jenkins: Happy to be HereThe 4 Most Lethal Attack HelicoptersShare & EmbedInsider tidbits: 3 observations from Sept. 28 Full StoryJets Insider Top StoriesAustin Seferian-Jenkins: Happy to be HereAfter a troubled tenure with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the newly signed Jets tight end is hoping to right his career.by Marcus ReynoldsJets Insider9:48 AMBreaking NewsJets resign WR/KR Jeremy RossAlmost 24 hours after the Jets announced wide receiver Jalin Marshall has a torn shoulder labrum, the team has resigned training camp standout Jeremy Ross among other roster moves.by Joe BaroneJets Insider7:17 AMInsider tidbits: 3 observations from Sept. 28Injuries, a new tight end and will whether or not Russell Wilson can play affect the Jets gameplan and preparation?by Christopher NimbleyJets InsiderYesterday at 6:33 PMBreaking NewsJets Officially Release CB MillinerDee Milliner's three-year tenure with the New York Jets has officially come to an end myriad with injuries and unfulfilled expectationsby Joe BaroneJets InsiderYesterday at 3:40 PMHELP! Some Jets are M.I.A.New York has been struggling as of late and it doesn't help that some of their key players have been M.I.A.by Giovanni AnnatelliJets InsiderYesterday at 11:21 AMJets Need Change of GameplanThe Jets do not need Ryan Fitzpatrick to be pass-happy to succeed. They can rely on a solid run game with Matt Forte and Bilal Powell.by Joe BaroneJets InsiderTuesday at 9:01 PM3 Adjustments Jets Should ConsiderThree adjustments the Jets should consider implementing from this point forward.by Marcus ReynoldsJets InsiderTuesday at 2:05 PMJets claim TE Austin Seferian-JenkinsAccording to Ian Rapoport, the Jets have been awarded former Buccaneers tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins on waivers.by Joe BaroneJets InsiderMonday at 2:05 PMLoss to Chiefs falls all on FitzpatrickThere were many reasons for the Jets embarrassing 24-3 loss to the Chiefs yesterday but none bigger than Ryan Fitzpatrickby Christopher NimbleyJets InsiderMonday at 10:10 AMJets Fall to Chiefs 24-3Six Fitzpatrick interceptions doom Jets as they fall to 1-2 on the young season.by Giovanni AnnatelliJets InsiderSunday at 4:24 PMJets-Chiefs InactivesIs Brandon Marshall going today?by JetsInsider.com StaffJets InsiderSunday at 12:07 PMGame Preview: Kansas City OffenseA little insight into the Kansas City offense.by Giovanni AnnatelliJets InsiderSaturday at 3:07 PMLoad More

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a community for 5 yearsmessage the moderatorsMODERATORSiBleeedorangeibleedorange#1842TafferTaffer#1537xiphirxXiphirx#1939MaxLemonChaosteilChaosteil#2493ThunderclawwThunderclaww#1932listen2listen2#1384menageseMenagese#1544MujarinMujarin#6416GharbadTheWeakIM A BOT...and 1 more »400401402DiscussionList of item properties that are very valuable to certain classes (so you don't underprice in the AH) (self.Diablo)submitted 2 years ago * by DuckFinger449 commentssharecancelsorry, this has been archived and can no longer be voted onloading...sorted by: bestbesttopnewhotcontroversialoldrandomyou are viewing a single comment's thread.view the rest of the comments →[–]imstraik 0 points1 point2 points 2 years ago (0 children)sorry, this has been archived and can no longer be voted onAt lower levels (<30) I'm vendoring most of my rares as worthless. The exception is that rare rings and amulets are worth a FORTUNE at low levels, regardless of stats.
I'm sure it's tiny compared to endgame gold, but my rare lvl ~20 jewelry goes instantly for $10k+, while nothing else, no matter how awesome, will sell for more than $1k. Does this disconnect continue all the way to endgame?
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Terraza Trinidad Colonial Ruben Martinez Villena # 90A | Pablo Pichs & Ciro Redondo, Trinidad 62600, Cuba 01-53-37-69-29
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The setting and atmosphere promised more than was delivered. The service was casual at best and the quality of the food very average.
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If you wanna go for a quiet evening walk in Trinidad, forget it  In city centre is a lof of paladars and people who are inviting you to their paladars. If you say, you dont want to go, they will ask you to go again and again - it is really annoying.... So, we decided for Terraza Colonial as there was singing nice cubanian girl with some guy. After seating, waiter brought us menu, we ordered drink and then asked him if they have soups . He said yes even we didnt see any in a menu. We didnt ask for price which we regreted later.... Preparing 4 soups took approximately 40 minutes and all the time waiter and cook were smiling at us in a strange way. We are sure the soup was made from a dried packed soups, but it was ok as we were happy we were eating something hot. Then when we wanted to pay - the surprise was waiting for us. For each soup they asked for 10 CUC per person! Just to say, in Trinindad you can have nice dinner (including main meal, dessert and drink) for 8 CUC. I was really angry as I saw that big smile at the waiters face when he show us the bill. He was like ,,you are tourists, you will pay for it!,, It is shame that some of the people dont realize that tourist bring them money and if they behave like this, anybody come there again. Shame .....
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German spies cooperating again with Assad's secret service -Bild | Daily Mail Online
German spies cooperating again with Assad's secret service -Bild
Published: 06:37 EST, 18 December 2015 | Updated: 06:37 EST, 18 December 2015
BERLIN, Dec 18 (Reuters) - Germany's spy agency is working again with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's secret service to swap information on Islamist militants, the Bild daily said, despite Berlin's opposition to Assad staying in power under any peace deal for Syria.
Two weeks ago Germany's parliament approved a plan to support a U.S.-led air strike campaign against Islamic State insurgents in Syria by sending Tornado reconnaissance jets, a frigate to help protect the French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle, refuelling aircraft and up to 1,200 military personnel.
A government spokeswoman neither confirmed nor declined the report. "I can't comment on operative details of the BND's work," Christiane Wirtz told a regular news conference. The BND did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Germany's defence minister has ruled out any cooperation between German forces due to take part in the military campaign against Islamic State and Assad's forces.
On Wednesday, Merkel told lawmakers in the Bundestag (lower house of parliament) that diplomatic efforts to end the four-year-old conflict in Syria were striving to reach a long-term solution that does not involve Assad. (Writing by Caroline Copley; Editing by Michael Nienaber and Mark Heinrich)

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database - SetMaxOpenConns and SetMaxIdleConns - Stack Overflow
Why are there SetMaxOpenConns and SetMaxIdleConns. In the doc
Why have both functions but not a single function to adjust both idle and open connections like MaxConns which is MaxIdleConns + MaxOpenConns. Why would a developer have to arrange how many open and idle conns there can be instead of defining the total pool?
The db pool may contain 0 or more idle connections to the database. These were connections that were made, used, and rather than closed, were kept around for future use. The number of these we can keep around is MaxIdleConns.
When you request one of these idle connections, it becomes an Open connection, available for you to use. The number of these you can use is MaxOpenConns.
Now, there is no point in ever having any more idle connections than the maximum allowed open connections, because if you could instantanously grab all the allowed open connections, the remain idle connections would always remain idle. It's like having a bridge with four lanes, but only ever allowing three vehicles to drive across it at once.
Therefore, we would like to ensure that
MaxIdleConns <= MaxOpenConns
The functions are written to preserve this invariant by reducing MaxIdleConns whenever it exceeds MaxOpenConns. Note that the documentation says, only MaxIdleConns is ever reduced to match MaxOpenConns, the latter is never true.
To answer the question of why a developer might want to adjust these separately: consider the case of an application that is usually quiet, but occasionally needs to open a large number of connections. You may wish to specify a large MaxOpenConns, but a very small MaxIdleConns, to ensure that your application can open as many connections in requires whenever it needs to, but releases these resources quickly, freeing up memory both for itself and the database. Keeping an idle connection alive is not free, and it's usually done because you want to turn it into usable connection soon.
So the reason there are two numbers here is that these are two parameters that you might have a good reason to vary individually. Of course, the semantics of the API mean that if you don't care about setting both these values, you can just set the one that you care about, which is probably MaxOpenConns
The part where i didn't get it why isn't there something like MaxConns which is MaxIdleConns + MaxOpenConns. Why would a developer have to arrange how many open and idle there can be? Edited the question for more understability. – Thellimist Aug 11 '15 at 22:29
Because you could desire to have MaxIdleConns be low, but your MaxOpenConns to be high. This means that your application can open as many connections as it needs, while it needs them, but consumes minimal resources when it doesn't: suitable for a bursty load. – Danver Braganza Aug 11 '15 at 22:55
What is considered a idle connection in this case? – deFreitas Aug 26 '17 at 22:30
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Kyah DeSimone: Boston girl, 13, carries battery for 'artificial heart' in handbag | Daily Mail Online
The teenager who carries her heart in her purse: Boston girl, 13, carries battery for 'artificial heart' in handbag and charges it through a car cigarette lighter Kyah DeSimone, 13, of Hyannis, Massachusetts, suffered rare heart failure at the age of 10 and has since been waiting for a donor organIn the meantime the junior high student has a titanium pump making her heart beat and keeping her aliveShe carries a purse with a battery to power the artificial heart which is wired through her abdomenShe can even charge it through a car cigarette lighter while she's on the move
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In most respects she's a normal teenager with a love of hanging out with friends and talking fashion, but 13-year-old Kyah DeSimone from Boston carries a purse with her that matters more than the recent trends - it powers her artificial heart. The teenager was rushed to hospital from a sleepover when she was just 10 years old. Doctors were shocked to realize she was suffering from heart failure as a result of dilated cardiomyopathy, a condition which slowly means the heart is too weak to pump. She has since been forced to make the agonizing wait for a heart transplant and, in the meantime, carries a purse with her at all times which includes a battery powering a chest pump or 'artificial heart' which keeps her alive. Transplant: Kyah DeSimone finally received a donor heart on Saturday. She used to have to carry a purse with her at all times containing a battery and monitor for her artificial heart
Relief: Kyah DeSimone, 13, from Hyannis, Massachusetts, pictured, was granted her wish of a new heart on Saturday
Doctors had to fight to win the energetic teen the titanium pump, which has been surgically implanted into her chest, and is powered by a small portable battery. The small metal device wasn't yet approved for children but doctors asked for an emergency exemption saying they had no choice. Her frantic mother, Denise, a nurse, had little option but to watch and wait.
'I knew it was heart failure when I saw it,' she told ABC News. 'We didn't know if she would make it through the night," she said. 'It was the worst thing to watch, ever.'Dr. Christina VanderPluym, a pediatric cardiologist at Boston Children's Hospital, treated DeSimone and argued for the pump. 'In the past, we would just allow these kids to pass peacefully,' she said. 'But now we have ventricular assist devices small enough to put in children, and that's what we were able to use in Kyah.' How it works: This graphic by the FDA shows how Kyah's pump works. It fixes to her aorta and left ventricle and is powered via a wire through her abdomen. She carries her battery in a purse
Emergency: Kyah DeSimone was rushed to hospital from a sleepover after suffering heart failure at the age of 10
'We had to ask for an emergency exemption. It took a lot of work by lot of different people to make this happen.'Within an hour the device turned the Massachusetts teen's chance of surviving around. With the pump, her heart can pump five litres compared to one. She was kept in hospital for two months before being allowed to leave with her little black bag. It contains a battery pack and iPod sized monitor and connects to the pump through a wire in her abdomen. 'This battery pack is her life support,' Dr VanderPluym added. When's she in their Hyannis home she can plug the pump in to the wall and she has four back-up batteries in case it runs out. Normal teen: Kyah DeSimone's is fashion mad and loves hip-hop and basketball but she is also desperately waiting for a heart transplant
High school: Kyah DeSimone, right, pictured with a friend, will soon be able to return to her teenage life with a new heart
In the car she can even use use an adapter to get power from the cigarette lighter.'I can feel it inside, vibrating,' she said. 'It's very noisy. It's a little nerve-racking.' She says she remains positive about the possibilities of getting a transplant and in the meantime has plans to decorate the bag so it fits in with her fashion-hungry teenage life. The pump - known as a Heartware Ventricular System - was approved for use in children by the FDA just nine days after Kyah's implant was approved. Read more:


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Limited war; an essay on the development of the theory and an annotated bibliography. (Book, 1962) [WorldCat.org]
I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/2557402 Title: Limited war; an essay on the development of the theory and an annotated bibliography. Author: Morton H Halperin Publisher: [Cambridge] Center for International Affairs, Harvard University, 1962. OCLC:2557402
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Deutsche Bank, Nomura Begin Trial in Monte Paschi Collusion Case - Bloomberg
Deutsche Bank, Nomura Begin Trial in Monte Paschi Collusion Case
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Two firms accused of conspiring to mask Monte Paschi’s losses
Trial comes as Italian lender struggles to avoid new bailout
Deutsche Bank AG and Nomura Holdings Inc. went on trial in Milan, accused of colluding with Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena SpA to cover up losses that almost toppled the Italian lender years before its current battle for survival.
Thursday’s proceedings began in a courtroom packed with dozens of lawyers, journalists and representatives of the accused. As well as the companies, 13 former and current bank managers are on trial, including Michele Faissola, who oversaw Deutsche Bank’s global rates unit at the time, and Ivor Dunbar, former co-head of global capital markets.
The case has come to epitomize the ills of two of Europe’s most troubled lenders. The German bank has lost more than a fifth of its market value this year as investors question whether it has enough money to meet mounting legal bills. Monte Paschi, creaking under billions of euros of soured loans, is facing a state rescue as it struggles to raise fresh funds.
Monte Paschi as a company isn’t among the defendants because it secured court approval for a plea bargain to resolve the investigation in October. The settlement requires the bank to forfeit 10 million euros ($10.5 million) and pay a fine of 600,000 euros.
The trial, expected to last months, comes as the world’s oldest bank pushes ahead with a plan to raise 5 billion euros of fresh funds to cover losses on bad loans that mounted during the country’s recession. If that fails, Italy’s government is preparing another rescue package for the lender, which has already received billions of euros in bailout funds.

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Patent US4862136 - Programmable resistance network - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsA programmable resistor network and a method for forming and programming same. The network includes a plurality of independent programmable resistor arrays in a standard DIP semiconductor package. Each resistor array includes a plurality of parallel connected resistor elements capable of being selectively...http://www.google.com/patents/US4862136?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US4862136 - Programmable resistance networkAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS4862136 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 06/484,396Publication dateAug 29, 1989Filing dateApr 13, 1983Priority dateApr 13, 1983Fee statusLapsedPublication number06484396, 484396, US 4862136 A, US 4862136A, US-A-4862136, US4862136 A, US4862136AInventorsJohn M. BirknerOriginal AssigneeBirkner John MExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (9), Referenced by (12), Classifications (4), Legal Events (3) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetProgrammable resistance networkUS 4862136 AAbstract A programmable resistor network and a method for forming and programming same. The network includes a plurality of independent programmable resistor arrays in a standard DIP semiconductor package. Each resistor array includes a plurality of parallel connected resistor elements capable of being selectively deleted from the array of applying a programming flow of electricity across a first and second DIP pin. The flow of electricity is of a value sufficient to progressively fuse successive array resistors. The total array resistance value progressively increases as array resistors are selectively deleted. Typically an increasing flow of electricity is applied across the array terminals until the desired array resistance value is obtained. The arrays may be manufactured in such a way that the incremental value between successive resistive elements causes the total array resistance value to increase in any desired manner, e.g. geometrically, arithmetically, and logarithmically.
I claim: 1. A programmable resistance network, comprising:an array of resistors capable of being selectively deleted by applying a programming flow of electricity across first and a second array terminals, said flow of electricity having a value sufficient to progressively fuse successive array resistors, each successive array resistor having the property of being fusible at a progressively greater flow of electricity than that of preceding array resistors. 2. The resistance network of claim 1, further comprising each successive array resistor having a progressively higher resistance value than that of a preceding array resistors.
3. The programmable resistance network of claim 1, further comprising a plurality of independent programmable resistor arrays.
4. A programmable resistance network, comprising:an array of resistors capable of being selectively deleted by applying a programming flow of electricity across a first and a second array terminal, said flow of electricity having a value sufficient to progressively fuse successive array resistors, the total array resistance being progressively increased as said array resistors are selectively deleted. 5. A method of manufacturing a programmable resistance network, comprising:depositing a film resistor layer comprising a compound of titanium and tungsten onto a substrate in accordance with a predetermined resistance pattern to form a resistor array, said array establishing an incremental resistance value for each resistor in the array; and depositing a conductive layer, according to a predetermined pattern, onto said substrate and over said resistor array to create a connector grid for forming terminals connected to said resistor array; wherein successively fusing said resistors by application of an increasing flow of electricity progressively increases total array value. 6. A programmable resistance network, comprising:a first elongate resistor array terminal; a second elongate resistor array terminal askew from said first terminal; and a plurality of parallel resistors connected as an array between said first and second terminals, each successive resistor having a progressively higher resistance value than that of preceding resistors, said resistors having the property of being selectively deletable by applying an increasing flow of electricity across said first and second terminals to progressively fuse successive array resistors. 7. The resistance network of claim 6, further comprising each successive array resistor having a progressively higher resistance value than that of preceding array resistors.
8. The resistance network of claim 6, wherein total array resistance value is progressively increased as said array resistors are selectively deleted.
9. The resistance network of claim 8, wherein said total array resistance value has the property of increasing linearly.
10. The resistance network of claim 8, wherein said total array resistance value has the property of increasing logarithmically.
11. The resistance network of claim 8, wherein said total array resistance value has the property of increasing according to a simple interest rate.
12. The resistance network of claim 8, wherein said total array resistance value has the property of increasing geometrically.
13. The resistance network of claim 8, wherein said total array resistance value has the property of increasing exponentially.
14. The resistance network of claim 8, wherein said total array resistance value has the property of increasing arithmetically.
15. The programmable resistance network of claim 8, wherein said total array resistance value has the property of increasing hyperbolically.
16. The resistance network of claim 6, further comprising a plurality of independent programmable resistor arrays.
17. An integrated circuit programmable resistance network, comprising:a first elongate resistor terminal; a plurality of elongate parallel film resistors of progressively increasing length, said resistors having a first end connected to, and substantially perpendicular to said first terminal, each resistor having a resistance value that is a function of its length; and a second elongate resistor terminal connected to said resistors at a second resistor end, said resistors having the property of being selectively deletable by applying an increasing flow of electricity across said first and second terminals to progressively fuse successive resistors. 18. The resistance network of claim 17, wherein said increasing flow of electricity is an increasing electrical voltage.
19. The resistance network of claim 17, wherein said increasing flow of electricity is an increasing electric current.
20. The resistance network of claim 17, further comprising a plurality of independent programmable resistor arrays.
21. In an integrated circuit including a semiconductor substrate and having a dual in-line pin (DIP) package, a monolithic programmable resistor network, including a plurality of independent resistor arrays, each resistor array comprising:a film resistor layer deposited onto said substrate, said resistor layer arranged to form a pattern of parallel resistive layer arranged to form a pattern of parallel resistive elements, each successive resistance element being of greater length and resistance value than that preceding it; and a conductive layer deposited onto said resistive layer, said conductive layer arranged to form a first resistor array terminal at one end of said parallel resistive elements and to form a second resistor array terminal at another end of said parallel resistive elements, said first and second resistor array terminals being connected to a first and second DIP package pin, respectively, wherein a selected flow of a programmable voltage provided across said first and second DIP package pins progressively fuses successive resistive elements in said resistor array and provides a progressively increasing total resistor array resistance value. 22. The resistor array of claim 21, further comprising said second resistor array terminal having a selectable contour for varying incremental length of successive resistive elements and for progressively increasing total resistor array resistance value according to a selected incremental progression as successive resistive elements are fused.
23. A method of selecting a desired resistance value, comprising progressively fusing successive resistors in a resistor array by applying a progressively greater flow of electricity across array terminals including the step of progressively increasing total array resistance value by selectively deleting said array resistors.
24. A method of manufacturing a programmable resistance network, comprising:depositing a film resistor layer onto a substrate in accordance with a predetermined resistance pattern to form a resistor array, said array establishing an incremental resistance value for each resistor in the array; and depositing an aluminum layer, according to a predetermined pattern, onto said substrate and over said resistor array to create a connector grid for forming terminals connected to said resistor array; wherein successively fusing said resistors by application of an increasing flow of electricity progressively increases total array value. 25. A method of manufacturing a programmable resistance network comprising:depositing a film resistor layer onto a substrate in accordance with a predetermined resistance pattern to form a resistor array, said array establishing an incremental resistance value for each resistor in the array; and depositing a conductive layer, according to a predetermined pattern, onto said substrate and over said resistor array to create a connector grid for forming terminals connected to said resistor array; wherein successively fusing said resistor by application of an increasing flow of electricity progressively increases total array value, said step of depositing including the step of varying the incremental length of successive resistive elements by forming said conductive layer with a selected conductor contour to progressively increase total resistor array resistance value according to a selected incremental progression as successive resistive elements are fused. Description
The present invention relates to resistor networks. More particularly, the present invention relates to programmable, integrated circuit resistance networks.
Active and passive integrated circuits are known. Additionally, programmable active integrated circuits are known. However, manufacturers and designers must rely on off-the-shelf standard values for passive devices, such as resistors.
Typically, resistors have been designed as discrete components--with one fixed-value resistor in each component package. More recently, thin film and thick film integrated circuit technology have been applied to the manufacture of resistors and other such passive devices. Arrays of fixed value resistors are now available in standard dual in-line pin (DIP) packages. Typical of such devices are the Thick Film DIP Resistor Networks Manufactured by TRW Corporation of Redondo Beach, Calif.
Placing fixed value resistors in DIP packages is a substantial improvement in the passive device art. A single DIP package can accommodate several fixed value resistors in less space than that required by the equivalent discrete resistors. Additionally, a DIP package of several resistors can be easily inserted as a unit into and soldered to a printed circuit board during manufacturing processes, in contrast to discrete resistors which require a separate insertion operation for each such device.
While representing an improvement over discrete resistors, the DIP resistor networks with fixed standard values often present design problems. Specifically, the network may contain some resistor values that are usable and others that are not usable in a particular circuit. Thus, part of the network occupies space on a printed circuit board without performing a function. In addition, the standard values provided in existing resistor networks are selected by the manufacturer's criteria, which is typically an omnibus attempt to provide fixed values having wide application. Forced to accept the standard values, the designer is often tempted to compromise a particular circuit design in order to render the standard value network usable for production purposes. One way of achieving some additional flexibility with existing DIP resistor networks has been to connect the fixed resistors in series or in parallel and thus obtain new values. However, this approach uses two resistors to achieve a value that should be available with one resistor. Additionally, printed circuit board patterns must be especially designed to accommodate such jury rigging which complicates the circuit board layout procedure. Further, the range of possible resistance values available by this technique is still relatively narrow and usually does not represent the optimum resistance values for the particular circuit of interest.
It is possible to order custom resistor networks having the specific values desired. This approach requires the use of special integrated circuit masks during the network manufacturing process. As a result, such custom chips are quite expensive and usually cannot be justified for the designer or the small or moderate scale manufacturer. Efforts to date to provide resistor networks devoid of the above disadvantages have not met with success.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention is a programmable resistor network capable of providing an exceedingly wider angle of user selectable resistance values, and a method for forming and programming same. The programmable resistor network provides a versatile and inexpensive programmable passive device that affords a designer or manufacturer a degree of flexibility hitherto unavailable. A single resistor array produced according the present invention provides a wide range of resistors in one component that would otherwise require the stocking of a large inventory of individual value resistors. Initially, the programmable resistor network provides a variety of incremental resistor contours for various applications such that resistance may be optimized to required circuit parameters, rather than being compromised by off-the-shelf values that may not be exactly correct for the circuit. Thus, the present invention provides a device that eliminates the need for a large inventory of different valued discrete resistor components, the need to produce expensive custom resistor arrays, and the need for special circuit board designs to produce required resistance values by jury rigged combinations of standard values.
The network includes a plurality of independent programmable resistor arrays in a standard DIP semiconductor package. Each resistor array includes a plurality of parallel connected resistor elements capable of being selectively deleted from the array by applying the programming flow of electricity across a first and second DIP package pin. The flow of electricity is of a value sufficient to progressively fuse successive array resistors. The total array resistance value progressively increases as array resistors are selectively deleted. Typically, an increasing flow of electricity is applied across the array terminals until the desired array resistance value is obtained. The arrays may be manufactured in such a way that the incremental value between successive resistance elements causes the total array resistance value to increase in any one of a number of desired progressions, e.g., geometrically, arithmetically, logarithmically and the like.
The network may be produced by depositing a film resistor layer onto a silica substrate in accordance with a predetermined pattern. The film resistor layer forms a resistor array wherein each individual resistance element establishes an incremental resistance value for the array. An ohmic conductive layer is deposited upon the substrate and over the resistor array to create a connector grid that forms terminals connected to the resistor array. By forming the conductive layer with a selelcted conductor contour the incremental length of successive resistive elements is varied. The rate at which the resistive element rates vary progressively increases the total resistor array resistance value according a selected incremental progression as successive resistive elements are fused during the programming processes.
The resistor network may be packaged in a standard DIP package having a plurality of resistor arrays. Each DIP package therefore may contain any desired number of programmable resistor arrays. The networks are mounted in and operate in various circuits in place of standard value discrete resistors or standard fixed value network resistors while providing the flexibility of using a single component for a wide range of component values and applications.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a schematic representation of a resistor network according to the present invention;
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The present invention provides a programmable resistor network 10 as shown schematically in FIG. 1. Resistor network 10 is contained in an integrated circuit package 12 having two rows of pins 13. Such packages are commonly referred to as dual in-line pin (DIP) packages.
The integrated circuit package 12 contains a plurality of resistor arrays (14, 22-28). Each resistor array is comprised of a plurality of resistive elements 16 connected in parallel between a first common terminal 18 and a second common terminal 20. In the example in FIG. 1, resistor array 14 comprises resistive elements R1-R7 connected in parallel between pins P1 and P16.
Referring now to FIG. 2, the arrangement of the resistor arrays 14, 22-28, is shown. The resistive elements 16 are arranged parallel to each other and are of an increasing length. In the exemplary embodiments of the invention, twelve such resistive elements 16 are shown. As the length of the resistive elements increases the resistance of the element progressively increases. Thus, the incremental increase in length of each resistive element in each array provides an incremental increase in resistance of each element.
FIG. 3 shows a first common terminal 18 to be connected to one end of resistor array 14 and a second common terminal 20 to be connected to a second end of resistor array 14. The terminals 18 and 20 are provided with connection pads, 19 and 21 respectively, by which each resistor array may be connected to the external DIP package pins. Terminal 18 has a portion 18' arranged substantially perpendicular to one end of the resistor array. As noted above, the resistor elements 16 are of a progressively increasing length. Therefore, terminal 20 is arranged askew from terminal 18 and at an angle thereto such that the other end of each resistive element 16 in the resistor array is also contacted.
An exemplary embodiment of the programmable resistance network 10 is shown in FIG. 4 in composite form wherein a resistive layer 30 (as also shown in FIG. 2) and a conductive layer 32 (as also shown in FIG. 3) are superimposed, upon a semiconductor substrate 34, the conductive layer overlying the resistive layer. The embodiment of network 10 shown in FIG. 4 includes 8 resistor arrays, 14 and 22-28. Each array consists of a plurality of resistance elements 16 arranged in parallel and interconnected between a first terminal 18 and a second terminal 20 as described above. In the exemplary embodiment of the invention, resistance network 10 is manufactured by sputtering a 500 Angstrom resistive layer 30 onto a silica substrate 34. One suitable resistive layer is a compound consisting of 10% titanium and 90% tungsten; other suitable compounds will occur to those skilled in the art. The resistive layer is applied to the silica substrate; the pattern of resistive elements 16 is created by etching the resistor layer according to known photolithography techniques. In the present embodiment of the invention, the resistor element edges are spaced three micron apart and the elements have a width of three microns.
After the resistive layer is applied and contoured, a conductive layer 32 of a suitable ohmic metallic conductor, such as aluminum, is deposited onto resistor layer 30 and the exposed substrate 34 using conventional deposition techniques, such as sputtering or evaporating. An ohmic conductive connector pattern is then created by removing portions of the metal conductor layer through known photolithography techniques.
After the resistance network 10 is formed it is mounted in a DIP package 12 (FIG. 1) using conventional techniques and connections are made between the network connection pads (e.g. 19, 21, etc.) and the DIP package pins 13 (P1-P16). It should be appreciated that the method of manufacture as discussed above is subject to many variations. For example, the resistive layer could be comprised of other resistive compounds, the device could be mounted in a package other than a DIP package, etc.
Resistor network 10 is intended to provide a plurality of programmable resistor arrays in a single integrated circuit package. In the exemplary embodiment of the invention, eight such programmable arrays are shown. To program a given array, a programming flow of electricity is provided across the array through the DIP package pins associated to that array. Thus, array 14 is programmed by providing a programming flow of electricity between pins P1 and P16 (FIG. 1), array 22 is programmed by providing a programming flow of electricity between pins P2 and P15, etc. The programming flow of electricity may be a progressively increasing current or voltage. As the programming flow is increased, successive resistive elements fuse. Fusing occurs because the voltage or current exceeds the voltage or current carrying capacity of the particular resistive element. Thus, element 16a (FIG. 4), having less surface area, fuses first, followed by elements 16b, 16c, etc. as illustrated in FIG. 4 for the first three elements 16a-16c. By progressively increasing the programming flow, additional resistive elements are fused until the desired total array resistance value is obtained.
As described above the resistive elements are connected in parallel and are of an increasing length that provides an increasing resistance value for each particular element. Thus, as each successive resistive element is fused, the total array resistance increases according to the formula for parallel resistance, wherein: ##EQU1## where: R.sub.total =total array resistance value, and
Conductive layer 32 is formed according to a predetermined mask pattern by photolithographic techniques as discussed above. The shape of connecting terminal 20, in addition to serving to connect the ends of each resistive element remote from terminal 18 in order to form a circuit composed of parallel resistive elements, also serves to determine the manner in which each successively fused resistive element increments the total array resistance value. The shape of the outer edge 36 of connecting terminal 20 affects the effective length of each resistive element 16. This is shown in FIG. 4 by broken lines 36a and 36b. The increasing programming electrical flow may fuse successive resistive elements and thereby increase total array resistive in a very gradual manner, or in a very sudden manner. The total array resistance may be increased linearly, logarithmically, according to a simple interest rate, geometrically, exponentially, arithmetically, hyperbolically, etc.
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Once programmed, resistor network 10 may be placed in any compatible electronic circuit. Circuit voltage, current, and power levels should not approach network programming levels. In the preferred embodiment of the invention, the programming flow of electricity is substantially larger than those flows that may be encountered during normal circuit operation.
As will now be apparent, programmable resistor arrays fabricated according to the teachings of the invention afford a degree of flexibility to the circuit designer which has hitherto been unavailable. For example, the circuit designer or manufacturer now has available in one component the wide range of resistances that previously required a large inventory of individual value resistors. The designer or manufacturer cannot run out of a critical resistor value when needed. Purchasing is made a simple matter, resulting in lower acquisition and stocking costs. Manufacturing costs of the programmable resistance network are low while yields are high. The availability of various programming slopes wherein resistance may increase in any desired numerical progression allows the designer an infinite range of resistance values. In this way circuits may be optimized by selecting the exact resistance value required for the application, rather than compromised by settling for a "close" standard value. Thus, custom chips, special circuit board designs, and jury-rigging to obtain desired resistances are eliminated.
The foregoing was given by way of illustration and example. It is to be understood that the present invention is subject to various modifications, all within the scope of the claimed subject matter. For example, the programmable resistance network may be produced as a single array resistive element or as a plurality of resistive element arrays. Additionally, each resistive element may be formed of the same length but of different thicknesses, or each resistive element could be formed to have the same resistance value yet be subject to fusing at different levels of electric flow. Furthermore, the resistor arrays may be formed to handle any desired voltage, current, or power level any may thus be formed in many different sizes and shapes. Therefore, the scope of the invention should be limited only by the breadth of the claims.
APPENDIX______________________________________INTERGER N,K,R,P,VP,IP,PP,L,DREAL SG,SG0,DELTA,G,IB,OHMSPM,PERCNTOHMSPM=20.0PERCNT=0.001N=1DELTA=1.0/50000IB=0.010SG=DELTASG0=15*SGWRITE(6,200)FORMAT(' ',/,/,C' N R % V I P L D',/)P=(DELTA/SG)*100VP=IB/DELTAR=1/SGIP=IB*SG*1000/DELTAPP=IB*SG/(DELTA*DELTA)L=1(OHMSPM*DELTA)D=(1.0/OHMSPM*DELTA)) -(1.0/(OHMSPM*(DELTA+PERCNT*(SG+SG0))))WRITE(6,100) N,R,P,VP,IP,PP,L,DFORMAT(' ',8I7)DELTA=DELTA+PERCNT*(SG+SG0)SG=SG+DELTAN=N+1IF(R.GT.20) GOTO 10STOPEND______________________________________
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I'm using PHP/MySQL, although I think this question is essentially language/db ambivalent. I have a PHP script that connects to one API, gets the response data, parses it, and then sends it to a different API for storage in its database. Sometimes this process fails because of an error with one of the APIs. I would therefore like to easily track its success/failure.
I should clarify that "success" in this case is defined as the script getting the data it needs from the first API and successfully having it processed by the second API. Therefore, "failure" could result from 3 possible things:
First API throws an error
Second API throws an error
My script times out.
This script will run once a day. I'd like to store the success or failure result in a database so that I can easily visit a webpage and see the result. I'm currently thinking of doing the following:
Store the current time in a variable at the start of the script.
Insert that timestamp into the database right away.
Once the script has finished, insert that same timestamp into the database
If the script fails, log the reason for failure in the DB.
I'd then gauge success or failure based on whether a single timestamp has two entries in the database, as opposed to just one.
Is this the best way to do it, or would something else work better? I don't see any reason why this wouldn't work, but I feel like some recognized standard way of accomplishing this must exist.
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It seems like you have a method that would work, try it out.
Just added the last paragraph on. I'm not worried that my method won't work. However, the need I describe seems like something that must be very commonplace, and therefore I'm wondering if there is some recognized standard approach.
How about just a simple "time job started" record, and record the time the job ended? Jobs with no end times failed. Then you'd also be recording how long the operation required to complete.
@MarcB - in that case, I'd need to generate a unique job ID since I can no longer use the timestamp as the unique identifier of an individual job. But that's fine, and I like the added advantage of recording how long the job took. Thanks.
A user declared shutdown function might be an alternative: using register_shutdown_function() you can decalre a callback to be executed when the script terminates, whethe rsuccessfully, user-aborted, or timed-out
There are times when my script can fail without terminating because of a time-out (i.e. one of the APIs I mentioned throws an error). In such a case, I assume this function you provided would not actually get called. Therefore, I still need a way to record whether the script was successful or not beyond just testing whether it timed out. However, there may be times when it DOES fail because of timing out, and this function will let me note that in my database. So thanks!
I've not actually tried register_shutdown_function to see whether it executes in the event of an error (other than timeout) but it's easy enough to test
That's ok -- I think I'd prefer to catch the error thrown by one of the APIs rather than have an error actually occur in my script.
You could use a lock file :
at the very beginning of your script, you create a lock file somewhere on the filesystem
at the very end of your script, if everything worked good, you delete it from filesystem
Then you've just to monitor the directory where you've placed these files. With the lock file's creation date you can find which day didn't work.
You can combine this system by a monitoring script that sends alerts if lock files are present and have a creation date older than a given interval (let's say 1 hour for example if your script usually runs in a few minutes).
Are there any advantages to this over the approach I described?
I would say yes because the chance to have a db connection problem is more important than an empty file creation error.
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