CENTER FUSE

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
CENTERFUSE Alicia Muccillo 10672 Hannon Rd. Cherry Valley CA 92223 CENTER FUSE;Providing an online searchable database of donors and investors for the purpose of business networking in order to match charities and businesses; Providing a website at which registered users create and post profiles listing information about themselves and the charities and companies which they support, in order to provide information promoting charities to assist consumer decision-making;
CENTREFUSE Dan Grayson 1049 Keswick Lane Clemmons NC 27012 CENTER FUSE;Medical devices and apparatus, namely, surgical implants comprised primarily of artificial material and also incorporating processed animal tissue for use in plastic reconstructive surgery, and repair, reinforcement or buttressing of soft tissue, and parts and fittings therefor; Medical devices, namely, surgical devices that facilitate the identification, separation or ablation of biologic tissues; Medical, surgical and orthopaedic implants made of artificial materials; Surgical and medical apparatus and instruments for use in general surgery; Surgical and medical apparatus and instruments for use in orthopedic surgery; Surgical and medical apparatus and instruments for use in spine surgery; Surgical and medical implant devices composed of artificial materials, namely, vertebral staple-shaped implants; Surgical apparatus and instruments for use in orthopedic surgery; Surgical devices and instruments;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A fuse corner pad is part of an integrated circuit that includes a built-in fuse contact and a plurality of auxiliary pads. The fuse contact is a conductive metallic or metalloid structure that is connected to a fuse element. The fuse contact and fuse element are used inside of the fuse corner pad for programmability (e.g., for security) and/or adjustment (e.g., trimming) of analog and/or digital signals. The fuse contact and fuse element are not required to be bonded to an external electrical connection (such as, a pin or ball). The auxiliary pads provide a variety of functional or non-functional applications, such as testing, probing, programming, and/or circuit adjustment.