WATER OUTPUT DEVICE HAVING ULTRASONIC PULVERIZING FUNCTION AND METEHOD OF IMPLEMENTING THE SAME

A water output device having ultrasonic pulverizing function comprises a shower main body, which includes a decoration box, detachably embedded in the shower main body, or forming with the shower main body into a body; and an ultrasonic pulverizing device, disposed in the decoration box. The ultrasonic pulverizing device includes: a water box, with its upper portion provided with a water input port, and with its lower portion provided with a water output port; an ultrasonic wave generator, fixed to a water output port at a lower portion of the water box through a fixing block, and having a web-shape structure inside, for allowing small particles of water mist to pass through; and a control device, disposed at a side of the water box, and including a power source module, a charging module, a vibration circuit module.

HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT ASSEMBLY FOR USE IN BATHING SUPPLIES

A height adjustment assembly includes a joint having a through hole defined therethrough, a tube insertable through the through hole, at least one clamping plate with one distal end thereof pivotally connected to the joint to securely engage with an outer periphery of the tube and an adjustment handle movably connected to the joint and having at least one annular ear integrally formed with the adjustment handle to enclose a distal end of the joint so as to enclose therein a free end of the clamping plate, a block formed inside the at least one annular to securely engage with the free end of the clamping plate such that rotation of the adjustment handle forces the clamping plate away from engagement with the outer periphery of the tube to allow the tube to move relative to the joint. 1. A height adjustment assembly comprising:a joint having a through hole defined therethrough;a tube insertable through the through hole;at least one clamping plate with one distal end thereof pivotally connected to the joint to securely engage with an outer periphery of the tube; andan adjustment handle movably connected to the joint and having at least one annular ear integrally formed with the adjustment handle to enclose therein a free end of the clamping plate, a block formed inside the at least one annular ear to securely engage with the free end of the clamping plate such that rotation of the adjustment handle forces the clamping plate away from engagement with the outer periphery of the tube to allow the tube to move relative to the joint.2. The assembly as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the joint has at least one cutout defined to pivotally receive therein the at least one clamping plate.3. The assembly as claimed in claim 1 , wherein a pad is sandwiched between the outer periphery of the tube and the clamping plate to increase friction of the clamping plate to the tube.4. The assembly as claimed in claim 2 , wherein a pad is sandwiched between the outer periphery of the tube and ...

Height adjustment assembly for use in bathing supplies

A height adjustment assembly includes a joint having a through hole defined therethrough, a tube insertable through the through hole, at least one clamping plate with one distal end thereof pivotally connected to the joint to securely engage with an outer periphery of the tube and an adjustment handle movably connected to the joint and having at least one annular ear integrally formed with the adjustment handle to enclose a distal end of the joint so as to enclose therein a free end of the clamping plate, a block formed inside the at least one annular to securely engage with the free end of the clamping plate such that rotation of the adjustment handle forces the clamping plate away from engagement with the outer periphery of the tube to allow the tube to move relative to the joint.

Water output device having ultrasonic pulverizing function and method of implementing the same

A water output device having ultrasonic pulverizing function comprises a shower main body, which includes a decoration box, detachably embedded in the shower main body, or forming with the shower main body into a body; and an ultrasonic pulverizing device, disposed in the decoration box. The ultrasonic pulverizing device includes: a water box, with its upper portion provided with a water input port, and with its lower portion provided with a water output port; an ultrasonic wave generator, fixed to a water output port at a lower portion of the water box through a fixing block, and having a web-shape structure inside, for allowing small particles of water mist to pass through; and a control device, disposed at a side of the water box, and including a power source module, a charging module, a vibration circuit module.

Microfluidic Check Valves With Enhanced Cracking Pressures and Methods of Making the Same

Microfluidic normally closed check valves and methods of making and using the same are provided. The check valves include an orifice, an occluding portion, and one or more attachment members which urge the occluding portion into a position occluding the orifice. In various embodiments, the attachment member or members are pre-stressed by thermal annealing to introduce tensile stress of at least 800 PSI therewithin, thereby increasing the cracking pressure of the valve 1. A microfluidic check valve , comprising:a base having an orifice therethrough; and an occluding portion sized to occlude the orifice; and', 'at least one attachment member for urging the occluding portion into a closed position to occlude the orifice, wherein, 'a sealing member comprising(i) the occluding portion is moveable to an open position permitting fluid flow through the orifice in response to a fluid pressure on the occluding portion directed through the orifice, and (ii) the at least one attachment member consists essentially of a thermally annealed polymer.2. The microfluidic check valve of claim 1 , wherein the at least one attachment member is a plurality of tethers disposed radially about the occluding portion.3. The microfluidic check valve of claim 1 , wherein the at least one attachment member has a tensile stress between 700 and 2600 PSI.4. The microfluidic check valve of claim 1 , wherein the thermally annealed polymer has a Young's modulus of less than 5 GPa.5. The microfluidic check valve of claim 4 , wherein the thermally annealed polymer is thermally annealed parylene.6. The microfluidic check valve of claim 1 , wherein the at least one attachment member is angled away from the base.7. The microfluidic check valve of claim 1 , wherein the attachment member has a width of less than 100 μm.8. The microfluidic check valve of claim 7 , wherein the attachment member is characterized by a thickness of approximately 5 μm.9. A method of forming a microfluidic check valve comprising the ...

Multi-function Device Capable of Temporarily Stopping Water Output

A multi-function device capable of temporarily stopping water output, comprising: a water output device, having a water input end and a water output end, the water output device is provided with a plurality of water channels inside, to connect to the water input end and the water output end; and a switching mechanism, disposed in the water output device, to drive water flow to flow or stop, to realize water switching, the switching mechanism is located in the water channels nearing the water input end. The multi-function device is compact in structure. Wherein, the switching mechanism is positioned to block the water channel before water enters into the switching chamber. Therefore, weight of the water output device will not be increased, while avoiding damages to the water separation plate and the tight seal piece caused by higher water pressure. 1. A multi-function device capable of temporarily stopping water output , comprising:a water output device, having a water input end and a water output end, the water output device is provided with a plurality of water channels inside, to connect to the water input end and the water output end; anda switching mechanism, disposed in the water output device, to drive water flow to flow or stop, to realize water switching, the switching mechanism is located in the water channels nearing the water input end.2. The multi-function device capable of temporarily stopping water output as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the switching mechanism comprises: a switching chamber, connected and in communication with the water output end;', 'a water temporary stop chamber, connected and in communication with the water input end;', 'a separation piece, used to separate the switching chamber and the water temporary stop chamber;', 'a rotation shaft, penetrating through the separation piece, and having a barrier plate, used to close the water temporary stop chamber and a connection port of the water input end; and', 'a driving mechanism, located ...

AERATED SHOWER HEAD STRUCTURE

An aerated shower head structure has a body, a stationary disc, a water distributor and a pressing disc sequentially assembled. The stationary disc has an air inlet hole and a water inlet hole both formed through the stationary disc and communicating with a water inlet of the body. The water distributor and the pressing disc are combined and rotatably mounted under the stationary disc. The water distributor has an air compartment and a water compartment separately formed in a bottom of the water distributor, and has an air channel selectively communicating with the air compartment and multiple water orifices selectively communicating with the water compartment. The pressing disc has an air outlet hole communicating with the air compartment, a water outlet hole communicating with the water compartment, and an elongated water passage communicating with the air outlet hole and the water outlet hole and constitute a water outflow path. 1. An aerated shower head structure , comprising:a body having a water inlet adapted to connect to a water source; a chamber defined between the stationary disc and the body;', 'at least one air inlet hole formed through the stationary disc; and', 'at least one water inlet hole formed through the stationary disc and communicating with a water inlet of the body;, 'a stationary disc securely mounted inside the body and having at least one air compartment and at least one water compartment formed in a bottom of the water distributor, and spaced apart from each other;', 'at least one air channel formed in a top of the water distributor, each of the at least one air channel selectively communicating with a corresponding air inlet hole and a corresponding air compartment of the stationary disc; and', 'multiple water orifices formed through the water distributor and circularly arranged on the top of the water distributor, each water orifice communicating with a corresponding water inlet hole and a corresponding water compartment;, 'a water ...

System and method capable of changing tv programs

A system capable of changing TV programs includes a TV set and a remote control apparatus. The remote control apparatus includes a first user information obtaining unit mounted outside of the remote control apparatus. The TV set includes a database, a user information processing unit, and a control unit. The database pre-stores a first table recording relationships between a plurality of user information and a plurality of preferable TV programs corresponding to each of the plurality of user information. The control unit determines the preferable TV programs of the determined user information according to the first table stored in the database, and controls the display unit to display the determined preferable TV programs. A related method is also disclosed.

WATER-EJECTION-ANGLE ADJUSTABLE SHOWER HEAD

A water-ejection-angle adjustable shower head, and it is characterized in that, it includes a main body, and a swing rod, a water dispenser disk, an upper plate, and a lower plate built in said main body from top to bottom. An upper end of said lower plate passes through said upper plate and is hinged onto said water dispenser disk. A center of said swing rod is hinged onto a center of said water dispenser disk. The water-ejection-angle adjustable shower head can be operate to make the water outage holes on a lower surface of said lower plate to swing to various different directions, to form the dispersion water ejections or converging and merging water ejections. As such, the form and intensity of water ejections can be varied, to meet the demands of various customers. 1. A water-ejection-angle adjustable shower head , comprising a main body , a swing rod , a water dispenser disk , an upper plate , and a lower plate built in said main body from top to bottom , wherein an upper end of said lower plate passes through said upper plate and is hinged onto said water dispenser disk , a center of said swing rod is hinged onto a center of said water dispenser disk , a side of said swing rod is provided with a groove for said upper end of said lower plate to insert in , to facilitate said swing rod to swing and to bring said lower plate to swing , on a lower surface of said lower plate is provided with a water outage hole in communication with a water inlet hole on said upper end of said main body of said shower head.2. The water-ejection-angle adjustable shower head as claimed in claim 1 , wherein on the water dispenser disk is hinged with two lower plates claim 1 , said lower plate includes a lower plate cover and a lower plate hood claim 1 , a protrusion rod is provided on said upper end of said lower plate cover claim 1 , on a side of said lower plate cover is provided with a hinge rotation axis claim 1 , in said rotation axis is provided with water passage holes in ...

APPLIANCE CONTROL STRUCTURE

In the appliance control structure, an operation mechanism and a control mechanism may communicate with each other at a remote end so that an appliance apparatus may be controlled as being activated or shut down, the control mechanism may inform online the operation mechanism regarding a state of the appliance apparatus, and an external switch unit may be instead employed to serve as an operation and control source when the control mechanism is damged, so that the efficacies of effectively perceiving the operational state of the appliance apparatus and avoiding an energy waste issue. 1. An appliance control structure , comprising:a control mechanism, comprising a processing unit and a switch unit interface electrically connected to the processing unit;at least an appliance apparatus, conneccted electrically to the mechanism;a lamp control module, electrically connected to the control mechanism;a safety mechanism, electrically connected to the control mechanism;a video apparatus, electrically connected to the control mechanism;a timing control mechanism, electrically connected to the control mechanism;a detection mechanism, electrically connected to the control mechanism;a network mechanism, electrically connected to the control mechanism;at least an operation mechanism, connected to the control mechanism;an external switch unit, electrically connected to the switch unit interface of the control mechanism.2. The appliance control structure as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the processing unit of the control mechanism is further electrically connected to an extension interface claim 1 , a reset unit claim 1 , a power input port claim 1 , a fine motion switch claim 1 , a mode change switch claim 1 , a first communications claim 1 , a second communicaitons interface claim 1 , a third communicaitons interface claim 1 , a first contact uit claim 1 , a second contact unit claim 1 , a third contact unit and a display unit.3. The appliance control structure as claimed in claim ...

Pole mechanism for dual shower heads

A pole mechanism for dual shower head includes a pole and a three-way distributor having one inlet in communication with a water source and two outlets respectively for communication with a first shower head and a second shower head. The pole is securely connected to an outer wall of the three-way distributor and has a socket movably mounted thereon and having a C shaped cutout for holding therein the second shower head.

MICROFLUIDIC DEVICE

Described herein are particular embodiments relating to a microfluidic device that may be utilized for cell sensing, counting, and/or sorting. Particular aspects relate to a microfabricated device that is capable of differentiating single cell types from dense cell populations. One particular embodiment relates a device and methods of using the same for sensing, counting, and/or sorting leukocytes from whole, undiluted blood samples. 127-. (canceled)28. A method for analyzing cells , the method comprising:a) introducing a fluid sample comprising fluorescently labeled cells and fluorescently labeled control beads to an inlet of a first microfluidic channel, wherein the fluorescently labeled cells are labeled with a fluorophore different than a fluorophore label of the control beads;b) flowing the fluid sample from the inlet of the first microfluidic channel to an outlet of a second microfluidic channel, wherein the flow of the fluid sample is aided with a pump;c) exciting the fluorophores of the fluorescently labeled cells and of the fluorescently labeled control beads using an excitation source;d) detecting fluorescence of the fluorescently labeled cells and fluorescence of the fluorescently labeled control beads as they pass through a detection zone, wherein the detection is performed on individual cells;e) analyzing the detected fluorescence of the fluorescently labeled cells and fluorescence of the fluorescently labeled control beads using a computer software inscribed on a computing device; andf) providing a result concerning the fluid sample with the analysis.29. The method of claim 28 , wherein the cells are leukocytes.30. The method of claim 28 , wherein the fluid sample is modified blood sample.31. The method of claim 28 , wherein the second microfluidic channel has fixed dimensions.32. The method of claim 28 , wherein the first channel and the second channel are obstacle-free.33. The method of claim 31 , wherein the fixed dimensions are of approximately 40 ...

MICROFLUIDIC DEVICE

Described herein are particular embodiments relating to a microfluidic device that may be utilized for cell sensing, counting, and/or sorting. Particular aspects relate to a microfabricated device that is capable of differentiating single cell types from dense cell populations. One particular embodiment relates a device and methods of using the same for sensing, counting, and/or sorting leukocytes from whole, undiluted blood samples. 127.-. (canceled)28. A system for analyzing cells , the system comprising:a sample comprising fluorescently labeled cells and fluorescently labeled control beads, wherein the fluorescently labeled cells are labeled with a fluorophore different than a fluorophore label of the control beads;a first microfluidic channel comprising an inlet configured to receive the sample and an outlet, wherein the first microfluidic channel (1) comprises a cross sectional area that decreases towards the outlet of the first microfluidic channel, and (2) increases a linear velocity of a core flow of the sample as the sample flows from the inlet to the outlet of the first microfluidic channel;a second microfluidic channel comprising an inlet coupled to the outlet of the first microfluidic channel, an outlet and a detection zone, wherein the sample is configured to flow from the inlet through the detection zone and towards the outlet of the second microfluidic channel;an excitation source configured to excite the fluorophores of the fluorescently labeled cells and of the fluorescently labeled control beads as they pass through the detection zone;a sensor configured to detect fluorescence of the fluorescently labeled cells and the fluorescently labeled control beads as they pass through the detection zone, wherein system is capable of performing the detection on individual fluorescently labeled cells; andone or more processors configured to process the detected fluorescence of the fluorescently labeled cells and the fluorescently labeled control beads.29. The ...

CONTROLLING MECHANISM FOR A THREE-WAY VALVE

A controlling mechanism for a three-way valve includes a transmission axis movably received in the valve and having first teeth formed on a free end thereof A rotation axis is movable and intermittently rotatable in the valve and having second teeth integrally formed on the rotation axis to correspond to the first teeth. A spring is received inside the valve to provide a recoil force to the rotation axis to maintain the second teeth of the rotation axis to be in contact with the first teeth of the transmission axis so that movement of the transmission drives the rotation axis to move and rotate simultaneously for selectively blocking the inlet of the valve. 1. A controlling mechanism for a three-way valve having one inlet and two outlets , the controlling mechanism comprising:a transmission axis adapted to be movably received in the valve and having first teeth formed on a free end thereof;a rotation axis adapted to be movable and intermittently rotatable in the valve and having second teeth integrally formed on the rotation axis to correspond to the first teeth; anda spring adapted to be securely received inside the valve to provide a recoil force to the rotation axis to maintain the second teeth of the rotation axis to be in contact with the first teeth of the transmission axis so that movement of the transmission drives the rotation axis to move and rotate simultaneously for selectively blocking the inlet of the valve.2. The controlling mechanism as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the first teeth and the second teeth respectively are equally spaced and the rotation axis has an upward movement by the spring.3. The controlling mechanism as claimed in further comprising a rotation cylinder provided with an extension integrally formed on a bottom portion thereof and a knob adapted to be rotatably mounted on the valve to drive the rotation cylinder for allowing the extension of the rotation cylinder to selectively block one of two outlets or be located at a position ...

TOUCH TO OPEN/CLOSE MECHANISM FOR A SHOWERHEAD

A touch to open/close mechanism for a showerhead includes a driving rod movably and reciprocally positioned between a first position and a second position to selectively block communication between the inlet and the outlet; a first ratchet device adapted to be formed inside the showerhead to selectively position the driving rod at the first position and the second position; and a second ratchet device adapted to be formed inside the showerhead to force the driving rod to rotate for a previously determined degree whenever the driving rod is moved such that a block formed on an outer periphery of the driving rod is able to selectively block communication between the inlet and the outlet. 1. A touch to open/close mechanism adapted for a showerhead having an inlet and at least one outlet in communication with the inlet to allow water from water source to flow out of the showerhead , the touch to open/close mechanism comprising:a driving rod movably and reciprocally positioned between a first position and a second position to selectively block communication between the inlet and the outlet;a first ratchet device adapted to be formed inside the showerhead to selectively position the driving rod at the first position and the second position; anda second ratchet device adapted to be formed inside the showerhead to force the driving rod to rotate for a previously determined degree whenever the driving rod is moved such that a block formed on an outer periphery of the driving rod is able to selectively block communication between the inlet and the outlet.2. The mechanism as claimed in further comprising:a pivot pad adapted to be pivotally connected to the showerhead; anda rocking arm connected to the pivot pad to be driven to move by pivotal movement of the pivot pad and having a limiting path defined in a side face thereof to receive therein a first distal free end of the driving rod such that the driving rod is moved resulting from the movement of the rocking arm.3. The ...

Microfluidic device

Described herein are particular embodiments relating to a microfluidic device that may be utilized for cell sensing, counting, and/or sorting. Particular aspects relate to a microfabricated device that is capable of differentiating single cell types from dense cell populations. One particular embodiment relates a device and methods of using the same for sensing, counting, and/or sorting leukocytes from whole, undiluted blood samples.

MICROFLUIDIC DEVICE

Described herein are particular embodiments relating to a microfluidic device that may be utilized for cell sensing, counting, and/or sorting. Particular aspects relate to a microfabricated device that is capable of differentiating single cell types from dense cell populations. One particular embodiment relates a device and methods of using the same for sensing, counting, and/or sorting leukocytes from whole, undiluted blood samples. 127-. (canceled)28. A method for analyzing cells , the method comprising:a) introducing a blood sample comprising fluorescently labeled cells and fluorescently labeled control beads to an inlet of a first microfluidic channel that gradually narrows, wherein the fluorescently labeled cells are labeled with a fluorophore different than a fluorophore label of the control beads;b) flowing the blood sample from the inlet of the first microfluidic channel to an outlet of a second microfluidic channel, wherein the second microfluidic channel is directly coupled to the first microfluidic channel;c) exciting the fluorophores of the fluorescently labeled cells and of the fluorescently labeled control beads using an excitation source;d) detecting fluorescence of the fluorescently labeled cells and fluorescence of the fluorescently labeled control beads as they pass through a detection zone in the second microfluidic channel, wherein the detection is performed on individual cells;e) measuring the fluorescence of the fluorescently labeled cells and of the fluorescently labeled beads using a light sensor; andf) using the measured fluorescence to thereby provide a result concerning the blood sample.29. The method of claim 28 , wherein the cells are leukocytes.30. The method of claim 28 , wherein the blood sample is a whole blood sample.31. The method of claim 28 , wherein the blood sample is modified blood sample.32. The method of claim 28 , wherein the second microfluidic channel has fixed dimensions.33. The method of claim 28 , wherein the first ...

MULTI TOUCH CONTROL TYPE WATER OUTPUT SWITCHING SHOWER DEVICE

A multi touch control type water output switching shower device, comprising: a shower main body; an electrical switching mechanism, disposed in an inner chamber of the shower main body, to switch between a plurality of water output channels; a control electrical circuit board, disposed in the chamber of the shower main body, and connected electrically to the electrical switching mechanism; a power supply unit, connected electrically to the control electrical circuit board, to supply power to the electrical switching mechanism; a water separating frame, disposed in the inner chamber of the shower main body through using bolts; a plurality of touch press keys, disposed on the control electrical circuit board, to control the electrical switching mechanism to perform various actions; and a plurality of touch areas, disposed on a surface of a shower device, corresponding to the respective touch press keys. 1. A multi touch control type water output switching shower device , comprising:a shower main body;an electrical switching mechanism, disposed in an inner chamber of the shower main body, to switch between a plurality of water output channels;a control electrical circuit board, disposed in the inner chamber of the shower main body, and connected electrically to the electrical switching mechanism;a power supply unit, disposed in the inner chamber of the shower main body, and is connected electrically to the control electrical circuit board, to supply power to the electrical switching mechanism;a water separating frame, disposed in the inner chamber of the shower main body through using bolts;a plurality of touch press keys, disposed on the control electrical circuit board, to control the electrical switching mechanism to perform various actions; anda plurality of touch areas, disposed on a surface of the shower device, corresponding to the respective touch press keys.2. The multi touch control type water output switching shower device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the ...

Circumstances Control Device

A circumstances control device is disclosed, comprising a plurality of switch units; an input unit, connected to each of the plurality of switch units; a mode selection mechanism, connected to the input unit; and a plurality of appliance devices, connected to the mode selection mechanism. As such, the mode selection mechanism may activate the appliance devices by using various modes with cooperation with the switch unit and the input unit, whereby some desired circumstances may be controlled according to different conditions without requiring complicated switch devices, achieving the efficacy of easy operation and use. 1. A circumstances control device , comprising:a plurality of switch units;an input unit, connected to each of the plurality of switch units;a mode selection mechanism, connected to the input unit; anda plurality of appliance devices, connected to the mode selection mechanism.2. The circumstances control device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein each of the switch units is a trigger switch.3. The circumstances control device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein each of the plurality of switch units is a button switch.4. The circumstances control device as claimed in claim 1 , some of the plurality of switch units are a trigger switch while the others are a button switch claim 1 , respectively.5. The circumstances control device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the input unit is a digital port claim 1 , and a power source input port is arranged between the input unit and each of the switch units.6. The circumstances control device as claimed in claim 5 , wherein each of the plurality of power source input port is supplied with a voltage of 5V to 24V.7. The circumstances control device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the mode selection mechanism comprises a first mode unit claim 1 , a second mode unit claim 1 , a third mode unit claim 1 , a fourth mode unit claim 1 , a fifth mode unit claim 1 , a sixth mode unit claim 1 , and a seventh mode unit.8. The ...

Indoor air freshener

An air is dehumidified by a dehumidifier. Then the dehumidified air is heated, sterilized and deodorized at an air outlet.

Shower apparatus using saved space

A shower apparatus occupies a small space. The shower apparatus uses a spray device to massage a whole body of a person. And the shower apparatus uses an illuminating device to obtain a relaxing atmosphere.

Shower apparatus using saved space

A shower apparatus occupies a small space. The shower apparatus uses a spray device to massage a whole body of a person. And the shower apparatus uses an illuminating device to obtain a relaxing atmosphere.

Bathroom environment remote controller

A remote controller sets up an environment of a bathroom. A customized water temperature, a desired smell and a requested bathtub function are set, so that a person in the bathroom feels comfortable and relaxed in a bath.

Waterproof display device in bathroom

A display is waterproof to be used in a bathroom. The display is installed on a wall of the bathroom for entertainment. Or, when the display is turned off, a glass is shown. Thus, the bathroom space is highly utilized and the bathroom is beautified.

Height adjustment assembly for use in bathing supplies

A height adjustment assembly includes a joint having a through hole defined therethrough, a tube insertable through the through hole, at least one clamping plate with one distal end thereof pivotally connected to the joint to securely engage with an outer periphery of the tube and an adjustment handle movably connected to the joint and having at least one annular ear integrally formed with the adjustment handle to enclose a distal end of the joint so as to enclose therein a free end of the clamping plate, a block formed inside the at least one annular ear to securely engage with the free end of the clamping plate such that rotation of the adjustment handle forces the clamping plate away from engagement with the outer periphery of the tube to allow the tube to move relative to the joint.

Aerated shower head structure

An aerated shower head structure has a body, a stationary disc, a water distributor and a pressing disc sequentially assembled. The stationary disc has an air inlet hole and a water inlet hole both formed through the stationary disc and communicating with a water inlet of the body. The water distributor and the pressing disc are combined and rotatably mounted under the stationary disc. The water distributor has an air compartment and a water compartment separately formed in a bottom of the water distributor, and has an air channel selectively communicating with the air compartment and multiple water orifices selectively communicating with the water compartment. The pressing disc has an air outlet hole communicating with the air compartment, a water outlet hole communicating with the water compartment, and an elongated water passage communicating with the air outlet hole and the water outlet hole and constitute a water outflow path.

Microfluidic device

Described herein are particular embodiments relating to a microfluidic device that may be utilized for cell sensing, counting, and/or sorting. Particular aspects relate to a microfabricated device that is capable of differentiating single cell types from dense cell populations. One particular embodiment relates a device and methods of using the same for sensing, counting, and/or sorting leukocytes from whole, undiluted blood samples.

Control device for preventing hardware strapping fault of computer system

Disclosed is a control device for preventing hardware strapping fault of a computer system. The computer system includes a central processing unit having a first signal pin, an integrated circuit device having at least one hardware strapping pin, and an external device coupled to the computer system and having a second signal pin. The hardware strapping pin is a multiplexing pin that generates a hardware strapping signal to the central processing unit to perform a hardware strapping operation at the time when the system is being powered on and, after the hardware strapping is completed, is connectable to the second signal pin of the external device. The control device includes a hardware strapping fault prevention circuit coupled between the hardware strapping pin of the integrated circuit device and the second signal pin of the external device to isolate the second signal pin of the external device from the first signal pin of the central processing unit at the time when the system is being powered on.

Pole mechanism for dual shower heads

A pole mechanism for dual shower head includes a pole and a three-way distributor having one inlet in communication with a water source and two outlets respectively for communication with a first shower head and a second shower head. The pole is securely connected to an outer wall of the three-way distributor and has a socket movably mounted thereon and having a C shaped cutout for holding therein the second shower head.

室內空氣品質偵測器

【物品用途】;本設計係關於一種室內空氣品質偵測器，特別是有關於一種用於偵測室內空氣品質因子之室內空氣品質偵測器。;【設計說明】;本設計之設計特點在於有良好的氣流設計, 能有效偵測室內空氣品質。

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Decorative faucet

Components of a faucet are assembled together in a container as a whole. Thus, the faucet is easily installed. Besides, a surface of the container is decorative which adds beauty to a wall where the faucet is installed.

Image projecting apparatus

A projector uses a reflecting device. The reflecting device is so freely moved by a controller to change its reflecting angle. By using the reflecting device, an image is able to be reflected to a requested position.

Structural improvement of bottle lid allowing easy tearing and preventing leakage

Microfluidic device

Described herein are particular embodiments relating to a microfluidic device that may be utilized for cell sensing, counting, and/or sorting. Particular aspects relate to a microfabricated device that is capable of differentiating single cell types from dense cell populations. One particular embodiment relates a device and methods of using the same for sensing, counting, and/or sorting leukocytes from whole, undiluted blood samples.

Microfluidic device

Described herein are particular embodiments relating to a microfluidic device that may be utilized for cell sensing, counting, and/or sorting. Particular aspects relate to a microfabricated device that is capable of differentiating single cell types from dense cell populations. One particular embodiment relates a device and methods of using the same for sensing, counting, and/or sorting leukocytes from whole, undiluted blood samples.