Definition of Consultant’ s Technology Sample Clauses

Definition of Consultant’ s Technology. Consultant’s proprietary technology includes a generic RF system for medical applications consisting of a mechanical enclosure design, RF power generation and measurement PC board, CPU board and software, and front panel board, including all documentation associated with this design. Consultant also owns several other designs that can be used as starting points to expedite development of alternate configurations. These other designs include circuitry to generate and measure RF energy in the following configurations: 15 wxxxx, 100 wxxxx, and circuitry to measure one or more thermocouples or thermistors. Included is the software to work with such systems, and all documentation associated with such systems.
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