Author: claimsbot

1. A transfer system comprising:
tubing which is configured to transfer analyte to an ionizer; and
a transfer line in communication with the tubing wherein the transfer line provides a carrier for the analyte, and wherein the transfer line is at an angle of about 30 degrees to about 60 degrees with respect to a portion of the tubing.
2. The transfer system of claim 1, wherein the carrier is a gas.
3. The transfer system of claim 1, wherein the carrier is argon gas.
4. The transfer system of claim 1, wherein the carrier is helium.
5. The transfer system of claim 1, wherein the carrier is nitrogen.
6. The transfer system of claim 1, wherein the carrier is ammonia.
7. The transfer system of claim 1, wherein the transfer line is a gas line.
8. The transfer system of claim 1, wherein the transfer line is Teflon tubing.
9. The transfer system of claim 1, wherein the transfer line has an inner diameter of 532 of an inch.
10. A conveyance system comprising:
transfer tubing which is configured to transfer analyte to an ionizer;
a gas line; and
a connector that interconnects a portion of the transfer tubing with the gas line, the connector configured to inject gas into the transfer tubing, wherein the gas line is angled with respect to the connector at an angle that ranges from approximately 30 degrees to approximately 60 degrees.
11. The conveyance system of claim 10, wherein the connector is a hole in the transfer tubing that mates with the gas line.
12. The conveyance system of claim 10, wherein the connector is a compression fitting.
13. The conveyance system of claim 10, wherein the connector is welded to the transfer tubing.
14. The conveyance system of claim 10, wherein the connector is fusion welded to the transfer tubing.
15. The conveyance system of claim 10, wherein the connector is a nipple.
16. The conveyance system of claim 10, wherein the connector is a Teflon nipple.
17. A transfer system comprising:
connector tubing which is configured to connect to an input of an ionization system; and
a gas line in communication with the connector tubing, the gas line angled at an angle of about 30 degrees to about 60 degrees relative to the connector tubing, wherein the gas line is configured to inject a gas into the connector tubing.
18. The transfer system of claim 17, wherein the connector tubing comprises a first section which is in mechanical communication with the gas line.
19. The transfer system of claim 18, wherein the first section comprises polytetrafluorethylene tubing.
20. The transfer system of claim 18, wherein the first section comprises perflouroalkoxy (PFA) tubing.
21. The transfer system of claim 20 further comprising a compression fitting that interconnects the second section with the gas line.
22. The transfer system of claim 17, wherein the connector tubing comprises a first section that is configured to connect to a spray chamber.
23. The transfer system of claim 22, wherein the connector tubing further comprises a second section that is in communication with the first section, and with the gas line.
24. The transfer system of claim 23, wherein the second section comprises Teflon.
25. The transfer system of claim 23, wherein the second section is Teflon (PFA) pipe.
26. An ionizer transport system comprising:
tubing that is configured to connect to an input of an ionization system;
a gas transfer line in mechanical communication with the tubing, wherein the gas transfer line injects a carrier into the tubing; and
a connector that interconnects the tubing with the gas transfer line, wherein the gas transfer line is angled at an angle that ranges between approximately 30 degrees to approximately 60 degrees with respect to the tubing.
27. The ionizer transport system of claim 26, wherein the connector is configured to interconnect the gas transfer line at an angle relative to a portion of the tubing.
28. The ionizer transport system of claim 26, wherein the connector is configured to interconnect the gas transfer line at a 45-degree angle relative to a portion of the tubing.
29. The ionizer transport system of claim 26, wherein the connector is configured to interconnect the gas transfer line at an angle ranging from 30 degrees to 60 degrees relative to a portion of the tubing.
30. A method for transferring an aerosol through a transfer line, the method comprising adding a transfer gas to a transfer line at an angle with respect to a portion of the transfer line, wherein the angle is between approximately 30 degrees to approximately 60 degrees.
31. A method for measuring a sample in a semiconductor processing system, comprising:
converting a sample into an aerosol;
filtering the aerosol;
transferring the filtered aerosol in a transfer tube to an ionizer; and
injecting gas into the transfer tube, wherein the gas is injected at an angle that ranges between about 30 degrees to about 60 degrees relative to a portion of the transfer tube.
32. The method of claim 31, wherein the gas is injected at a 45 degree angle relative to a portion of the transfer tube.
33. A method of transferring an analyte comprising supplying a carrier gas an angle that ranges between approximately 30 degrees to approximately 60 degrees with respect to tubing that transfers the analyte from a spray chamber to an ionizer.
34. The method of claim 33, wherein the carrier gas is argon gas.
35. The method of claim 33, wherein the carrier gas is helium gas.
36. The method of claim 33, wherein the carrier gas is nitrogen gas.
37. The method of claim 33, wherein the carrier gas is ammonia gas.
38. The method of claim 33 further comprising interconnecting a carrier gas line to the tubing such that the carrier gas line supplies the carrier gas.
39. A transfer system comprising:
first means for transferring analyte to an ionization system; and
second means for injecting a gas into the first means, wherein the second means is angled at an angle that ranges between approximately 30 degrees to approximately 60 degrees with respect to the first means.
40. The transfer system of claim 39, further comprising a third means for interconnecting the first means with the second means.
41. The transfer system of claim 40 wherein the third means interconnects a portion of the first means with a portion of the second means at an angle relative to the portion of the second means.

The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.

1. A method for locating lost or stolen electronic devices, the method comprising:
deploying a software agent on a first mobile electronic device;
receiving by the software agent a message from a remote server, the message including an identifier of a lost or stolen electronic device;
operating the first mobile electronic device, by the software gent, as an open wireless access point that creates an open wireless network accessible to one or more second collocated mobile electronic devices including lost or stolen electronic devices;
using the received device identifier to search by the software agent on the open wireless network created by the first mobile electronic device, for the lost or stolen electronic device among a plurality of second mobile electronic devices connected to the open wireless network;
if the lost or stolen electronic device is located among the plurality of second mobile electronic devices connected to the open wireless network, collecting by the software agent information about the located lost or stolen electronic device; and
transmitting by the software agent the collected information to one of the remote server or an owner of the lost or stolen electronic device.
2. The method of claim 1, wherein the identifier of the lost or den electronic device includes a physical address of at least one network interface of the lost or stolen device.
3. The method of claim 2, wherein the physical address of a network interface includes a Medium Access Control (MAC) address of the electronic device.
4. The method of claim 1, wherein searching for the lost or stolen electronic device includes: searching for the identifier of the lost or stolen device in a list of identifiers of second mobile electronic devices that communicated through the network with the first mobile electronic device.
5. The method of claim 4, wherein the list of identifiers is an Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) table stored in a memory of the first electronic device.
6. The method of claim 1, wherein searching for the lost or stolen electronic device includes: broadcasting by the first electronic device ARP queries to the plurality of second mobile electronic devices in the network, and receiving ARP responses from one or more of the plurality of second mobile electronic devices connected to the network, wherein each response includes an identifier of a second mobile electronic device, which transmitted said response.
7. The method of claim 1 wherein the collected information includes one or more of time of detection of the lost or stolen electronic device, local network address of the lost or stolen electronic device, gateway address of the lost or stolen electronic device, external network address of the lost or stolen electronic device, and geographic location of the of the lost or stolen electronic device.
8. A computer system for locating lost or stolen electronic devices, the system comprising:
a first mobile electronic device comprising a processor and a memory;
the memory storing a software agent executable by the processor and configured to:
receive a message from a remote server, the message including an identifier of a lost or stolen electronic device;
operate the first mobile electronic device as an open wireless access point that creates an open wireless network accessible to one or more second collocated mobile electronic devices, including lost or stolen electronic devices,
using the received device identifier to search on the open wireless network created by the first mobile electronic device, for the lost or stolen electronic device among a plurality of second mobile electronic devices connected to the open wireless network;
if the lost or stolen electronic device is located among the plurality of second mobile electronic devices connected to the open wireless network, collect information about the located lost or stolen electronic device; and
transmit the collected information to one of the emote server or an owner of the lost or stolen electronic device.
9. The system of claim 8, wherein the identifier of the lost or stolen electronic device includes a physical address of at least one network interface of the lost or stolen device, wherein the physical address includes a Medium Access Control (MAC) address.
10. The system of claim 8, wherein to search for the lost or stolen electronic device, the software agent being further configured to search for the identifier of the lost or stolen device in a list of identifiers of second mobile electronic devices that ccarrarnunicated through the network with the first mobile electronic device, wherein the list of identifiers is an Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) table.
11. The system of claim 8, wherein to search for the lost or stolen electronic device, the software went being further configured to broadcast ARP queries to the plurality of second mobile electronic devices in the network, and receive ARP responses from one or more of the plurality of second mobile electronic devices, wherein each response includes an identifier of a second mobile electronic device, which transmitted said response.
12. The system of claim 8, wherein the collected information includes one or more of time of detection of the lost or stolen electronic device, local network address of the lost or stolen electronic device, gateway address of the lost or stolen electronic device, external network address of the lost or stolen electronic device, and geographic location of the of the lost or stolen electronic device.
13. A computer program product embedded in a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium, the computer-readable storage medium comprising computer-executable instructions for locating lost or stolen electronic devices, the instructions for:
deploying a software agent on a first mobile electronic device;
receiving by the software agent a message from a remote server, the message including an identifier of lost or stolen electronic device;
operating the first mobile electronic device, by the software agent, as an open wireless access point that creates an open wireless network accessible to one or more second collocated mobile electronic devices, including lost or stolen electronic devices;
using the received device identifier to search by the software agent on the open wireless network created by the first mobile electronic device, for the lost or stolen electronic device among a plurality of second mobile electronic devices connected to the open wireless network;
if the lost or stolen electronic device is located among the plurality of second mobile electronic devices connected to the open wireless network, collecting by the software agent information about the located lost or stolen electronic device; and
transmitting by the software agent the collected information to one of the remote server or an owner of the lost or stolen electronic device.
14. The product of claim 13, wherein the identifier of the lost or stolen electronic device includes a physical address of at least one network interface of the lost or stolen device, wherein the physical address includes a Medium Access Control (MAC) address.
15. The product of claim 13, wherein instructions for searching for the lost or stolen electronic device include instructions for searching for the identifier of the lost or stolen device in a list of identifiers of second mobile electronic devices that communicated through the network with the first mobile electronic device, wherein the list of identifiers is an Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) table.
16. The product of claim 13, wherein instructions for searching for the lost or stolen electronic device include instructions for broadcasting by the first mobile electronic device ARP queries to the plurality of second mobile electronic devices in the network, and receiving ARP responses from one or more of the plurality of second mobile electronic devices connected to the network, wherein each response includes an identifier of a second mobile electronic device, which transmitted said response.
17. The product of claim 13, wherein the collected information includes one or more of time of detection of the lost or stolen electronic device, local network address of the lost or stolen electronic device, gateway address of the lost or stolen electronic device, external network address of the lost or stolen electronic device, and geographic location of the of the lost or stolen electronic device.

1. An organic light-emitting diode pixel structure having a first region and a second region, comprising:
a substrate extended to the first region and the second region;
a first control component located on the substrate;
a first electrode layer located in the first region, electrically coupled to the first control component, and comprising a reflection layer;
a first luminous layer located on the first electrode layer, electrically coupled to the first electrode layer;
a second control component located on the substrate;
a second electrode layer being transparent, located in the second region, and electrically coupled to the second control component;
a second luminous layer located on the second electrode layer and electrically coupled to the second electrode layer; and
an opposite electrode layer located on the first luminous layer and the second luminous layer and electrically coupled to the first luminous layer and the second luminous layer.
2. The organic light-emitting diode pixel structure according to claim 1, wherein the first control component and the second control component are located in the first region.
3. The organic light-emitting diode pixel structure according to claim 1, wherein the first control component comprises a first thin film transistor having a first gate terminal, a first source terminal, a first drain terminal, and a first channel, one of the first source terminal and first drain terminal of the first control component is electrically coupled to the first electrode layer, the first gate terminal of the first control component is disposed on the substrate, the first channel is electrically coupled to the first source terminal and first drain terminal of the first control component; and the second control component comprises a second thin film transistor having a second gate terminal, a second source terminal, a second drain terminal, and a second channel, one of the second source terminal and second drain terminal of the second control component is electrically coupled to the second electrode layer, the second gate terminal of the second control component is located on the substrate, the second channel is electrically coupled to the second source terminal and second drain terminal of the second control component.
4. The organic light-emitting diode pixel structure according to claim 3, wherein the second gate terminal of the second control component is electrically coupled to the first gate terminal of the first control component.
5. The organic light-emitting diode pixel structure according to claim 3, wherein the first gate terminal of the first control component is electrically coupled to a first data line, the second gate terminal of the second control component is electrically coupled to a second data line, the first data line is configured to provide the first gate terminal of the first control component with a first data signal, the second data line is configured to provide the second gate terminal of the second control component with a second data signal, and the first data signal is different from the second data signal.
6. The organic light-emitting diode pixel structure according to claim 3, further comprising: a gate insulation layer partially located on the substrate, the first control component and the second control component being located on the gate insulation layer partically.
7. The organic light-emitting diode pixel structure according to claim 3, wherein the second control component further comprises a switch unit that is controlled by a switch signal, and the other one of the second source terminal and second drain terminal of the second control component is electrically coupled to the switch unit.
8. The organic light-emitting diode pixel structure according to claim 7, wherein the second gate terminal of the second control component is electrically coupled to the first gate terminal of the first control component.
9. The organic light-emitting diode pixel structure according to claim 7, wherein the first gate terminal of the first control component is electrically coupled to a first data line, the second gate terminal of the second control component is electrically coupled to a second data line, the first data line provides the first gate terminal of the first control component with a first data signal, the second data line provides the second gate terminal of the second control component with a second data signal, and the first data signal is different from the second data signal.
10. The organic light-emitting diode pixel structure according to claim 7, further comprising: a gate insulation layer partially located on the substrate, the first control component and the second control component being located on the gate insulation layer partically.
11. The organic light-emitting diode pixel structure according to claim 3, wherein the second control component further comprises a switch unit, and the switch unit is controlled by a switch signal and is electrically coupled to the second electrode layer and the second thin film transistor.
12. The organic light-emitting diode pixel structure according to claim 11, wherein the second gate terminal of the second control component is electrically coupled to the first gate terminal of the first control component.
13. The organic light-emitting diode pixel structure according to claim 11, wherein the first gate terminal of the first control component is electrically coupled to a first data line, the second gate terminal of the second control component is electrically coupled to a second data line, the first data line provides the first gate terminal of the first control component with a first data signal, the second data line provides the second gate terminal of the second control component with a second data signal, and the first data signal is different from the second data signal.
14. The organic light-emitting diode pixel structure according to claim 11, further comprising: a gate insulation layer partially located on the substrate, the first control component and the second control component being located on the gate insulation layer partically.
15. The organic light-emitting diode pixel structure according to claim 1, further comprising: a partition layer located on the substrate and between the first luminous layer and the second luminous layer.
16. The organic light-emitting diode pixel structure according to claim 1, further having a third region and comprising:
a third control component located on the substrate;
a third electrode layer being transparent, located in the third region, and electrically coupled to the third control component; and
a third luminous layer located on the third electrode layer and electrically coupled to the third electrode layer;
wherein the substrate is further extended to the third region.
17. The organic light-emitting diode pixel structure according to claim 1, wherein the second region is transparent or translucent.
18. The organic light-emitting diode pixel structure according to claim 1, wherein the first luminous layer emits first light, the second luminous layer emits second light, and the first light and the second light are the same in color.
19. A displayer, comprising:
the organic light-emitting diode pixel structures in claim 1, arranged in a matrix form; and
a driving unit electrical coupled to the organic light-emitting diode pixel structures, configured to drive the first control component according to first image data to control the first luminous layers to generate a first image according to the first image data, and further configured to drive the second control components according to second image data to control the second luminous layers to generate a second image according to the second image data,
wherein the first image is opaque, and the second image is transparent or translucent.
The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.

1. A patient encounter electronic medical record apparatus comprising:
a processor;
an interface configured to receive data input by a physician and an output interface coupled to said processor;
a memory; and
a plurality of diagnosis specific pre-populated templates stored in said memory and accessible by said processor, default entries in said diagnosis specific pre-populated templates being changeable to alternate values by said physician, said default entries being associated with a pre-determined diagnosis, wherein
said interface is configured to receive an input of a diagnosis entered by said physician, and, in response to the entered diagnosis, the interface is configured to output one or a plurality of said diagnosis specific pre-populated templates that correspond with the diagnosis entered by the physician,
said processor is configured to produce an electronic medical record from said output one said diagnosis specific pre-populated templates,
said diagnosis specific pre-populated templates being configured to enable said physician to perform said diagnosis in at least one of an office setting, a surgery setting, an analgesic setting, and a therapy setting, wherein
said diagnosis specific pre-populated templates are derived at least one of a selective specialty specific database and an anatomic specific database, and
wherein said diagnosis specific pre-populated templates are end-user modifiable.
2. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein:
said interface includes a graphical user interface, and
said output interface includes a graphical user interface.
3. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein said diagnosis specific pre-populated templates include at least one of specialty-specific templates and primary care templates.
4. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein said processor is a component of a distributed computing system.
5. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein said plurality of diagnosis specific pre-populated templates are configured for at least one of a drilldown logic and a rollup logic.
6. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein said plurality of diagnosis specific pre-populated templates include graphics modulated schematics.
7. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein said interface is configured to convert voice input into text via a speech recognition mechanism.
8. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein said interface is configured to receive data of at least one of a digital image input, a digital x-ray input, and a wireless device input.
9. The apparatus of claim 1, wherein said plurality of diagnosis specific pre-populated templates are configured for at least one of EM documentation, x-rays, diagnostic studies, prescriptions, and reports.
10. The apparatus of claim 4, wherein said distributed computing enviroment comprise at least one of a payment system and an audit system.
11. The apparatus of claim 4, wherein said distributed computing environment comprises at least one of a Wide Area Network, a Local Area Network, and a Wireless Network.
12. A patient encounter electronic medical record apparatus comprising:
a processor;
inputting means for receiving data input by a physician and outputting means for
outputting data, said inputting means and said outputting means coupled to said processor;
memory means for storing data; and
a plurality of diagnosis specific pre-populated template means for structuring data stored in said memory means and accesible by said processor means, default entries in said diagnosis specific pre-populated template means being changeable to alternate values by said physician, said default entries being associated with a predetermined diagnosis; wherein
said inputting means is configured to receive an input of a diagnosis entered by said physician, and, in response to the diagnosis, the inputting means is configured to output one or a plurality of said diagnosis specific pre-populated template means that correspond with the diagnosis entered by the physician,
said processor produces an electronic medical record from said output of said diagnosis specific pre-populated template means,
said diagnosis specific pre-populated template means being configured to enable said physician to perform said diagnosis in at least one of an office setting, a surgery, an analgesic setting, and a therapy setting, wherein
said diagnosis specific pre-populated template means are derived from at least one of a selective specialty specific database an anatomic specific database, and
wherein said diagnosis specific pre-populated template means are end-user modifiable.
13. The apparatus of claim 12, wherein:
said inputting means includes a graphical interface; and
said outputting means includes a graphical interface.
14. The apparatus of claim 12, wherein said diagnosis specific pre-populated template means includes at least one of specialty-specific templates and primary care templates.
15. The apparatus of claim 12, wherein said processing means is a component of a distributed computing means.
16. The apparatus of claim 12, wherein said plurality of diagnosis specific pre-populated template means are configured for at least one of a drilldown logic and a rollup logic.
17. The apparatus of claim 12, wherein said plurality of diagnosis specific pre-populated template means includes graphics modulated schematic means.
18. The apparatus of claim 12, wherein said inputting means is configured for receiving voice input and means for converting speech into text.
19. The apparatus of claim 12, wherein said inputting means is configured for receiving at least one of a digital image, a digital x-ray input, and data from a wireless device.
20. The apparatus of claim 12, wherein said plurality of diagnosis specific pre-populated template means are configured for at least one data from EM documentation, x-ray record, a diagnostic study, a prescription, and report.
21. The apparatus of claim 15, wherein said processor comprises at least one of a means for making a payment and a means for conducting an audit.
22. The apparatus of claim 15, wherein said processor is a component of at least one of a Wide Area Network, a Local Area Network, and a Wireless Network.
23. A patient encounter electronic medical record computer product comprising:
a processor;
an interface configured to receive data input by a physician and an output interface coupled to said processor;
a memory configured to hold computer-readable instructions; and
a plurality of diagnosis specific pre-populated templates stored in said memory and accessible by said processor, default entries in said diagnosis specific pre-populated templates being changeable to alternate values by said physician, said default entries being associated with a predetermined diagnosis, wherein
said interface is configured to receive an input of a diagnosis entered by said physician, and, in response to the entered diagnosis, the interface is configured to output one or a plurality of said diagnosis specific pre-populated templates that correspond with the diagnosis entered by the physician,
and wherein said processor is configured to produce an electronic medical record from said output of said diagnosis specific pre-populated templates,
said diagnosis specific pre-populated templates being configured to enable said physician to perform said diagnosis in at least one of an office setting, a surgery setting, an analgesics setting, and a therapy setting, wherein
said diagnosis specific pre-populated templates are derived from at least one of a selective specialty specific database and an anatomic specific database, and
wherein said diagnosis specific pre-populated templates are end-user modifiable.
24. The computer product of claim 23, wherein:
said interface includes a graphical user interface; and
said output interface includes a graphical user interface.
25. The computer product of claim 23, wherein diagnosis specific pre-populated templates include at least one of specialty-specific templates and primary care templates.
26. The computer product of claim 23, wherein said processor is a component of a distributed computing system.
27. The computer product of claim 23, wherein said plurality of diagnosis specific pre-populated templates are configured for at least one of a drilldown logic and a rollup logic.
28. The computer product of claim 23, wherein said at least one of a plurality of diagnosis specific pre-populated templates comprises graphics modulated schematics.
29. The computer product of claim 23, wherein said interface is configured to convert voice into text via a speech recognition mechanism.
30. The computer product of claim 23, wherein said interface is configured to receive data of at least one of a digital image, a digital x-ray, and a wireless device.
31. The computer product of claim 23, wherein said plurality of diagnosis specific pre-populated templates are configured to include data from at least one of EM documentation, x-rays, diagnostic studies, prescriptions, and reports.
32. The computer product of claim 26, wherein said distributed computing system comprises at least one of a payment and an audit system.
33. The computer product of claim 26 , wherein said distributed computing system comprises at least one of a Wide Area Network, a Local Area Network, and a Wireless Network.
34. A method for recording a patient encounter electronic medical record, comprising the steps of:
holding a plurality of diagnosis specific pre-populated templates with default entries in a memory accessible by a processor;
making a diagnosis by a physician;
entering the diagnosis made by the physician into the processor;
retrieving a subset of the plurality of diagnosis specific pre-populated templates that correspond with the diagnosis made by the physician, said retrieving step being performed after said step of entering the diagnosis;
verifying said default entries and changing as necessary said default entries in said subset of the diagnosis specific pre-populated templates by a physician input; and
producing an electronic medical record from said subset of diagnosis specific pre-populated templates and entries associated therewith, after said verifying step, wherein
said diagnosis specific pre-populated templates being configured to enable said physician to perform said diagnosis in at least one of an office setting, a surgery setting, an analgesics setting, and a therapy setting, wherein
said diagnosis specific pre-populated templates are derived from at least one of a selective specialty specific database and an anatomic specific database, and
wherein said diagnosis specific pre-populated templates are end-user modifiable.
35. The method of claim 34, wherein said retrieving step includes at least one of a drilldown processing step and a rollup processing step.
36. The method of claim 34, wherein said diagnosis specific pre-populated templates include at least one of specialty-specific templates and primary care templates.