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An equalizer bank with interference reduction is disclosed. The equalizer bank with interference reduction comprises a front-shelving filter, a plurality of peak filters, a rear-shelving filter and a plurality of compensators. The center frequency and the quality factor of each compensator are designed intentionally to be identical to those of the corresponding peak filter. When a user selects a specific gain level, the corresponding parameters that determine the peak filter and the compensator are retrieved directly and a complex calculation is skipped. Therefore, an audio signal can be equalized more efficiently with lower hardware cost.

A modular feeding system assembled as an upright, hands-free feeding bottle or a traditional nurser bottle (which requires holding the bottle during feeding). The pressure equalization features of such an assembled device may have health benefits to the user or care giver. The other complementary, modular parts can be used to convert the bottle (or other suitable container) into a sippy cup or a sports bottle. The parts offer versatility in bottle feeding to the user, whether it is an infant, toddler, adult, elderly person or animal.

The present invention relates to a method for designing a modal equalizer (5) for a low frequency audible range, typically for frequencies below 200 Hz for a predetermined space (1) (listening room) and location (2) (location in the room) therein, in which method modes to be equalized are determined at least by center frequency and decay rate of each mode, creating a discrete-time description of the determined modes, and determining equalizer filter coefficients on the basis of the discrete-time description of the determined modes, and forming the equalizer (5) by means of a digital filter by defining the filter coefficients on the basis of the properties of the modes. In accordance with the invention following method steps are used: forming a mode detection function (G(Ω)), defining the highest peak angular frequency Ωp of the function (G(Ω)), making AR analysis of predefined order for solving the poles of the mode representing the highest peak angular frequency, selecting the pole closest to point ejΩp on the unit circle, determining the decay time of the mode and if is over a predetermined level, designing a modal correction filter for this mode, and repeating this procedure until no decay time exceeds over the predetermined level, and each individual filter obtained in previous stages of the method is combined to a cascaded filter.

The present invention provides a battery rejuvenation method for rejuvenating a battery, which firstly pre-charges the battery for a short period of time and judges the battery condition by comparing the battery voltage to a preset reference voltage value, and then alternately performs an equalizing mode operation and a reconditioning operation to rejuvenate the battery until the battery voltage is not higher than the reference voltage value. The operations in equalizing mode and reconditioning mode could enhance the rejuvenating results by each other, which is not only dissolve the lead sulphate crystal, but also bring the electrolyte fluid to a well-distributed and fully-restored state. The present invention also provides a battery rejuvenation apparatus for rejuvenating a battery.

An organic Electro Luminescence device that equalizes heat generated in an organic EL element while preventing the intrusion of moisture. A light emitting element is covered with an inorganic sealing layer, an adhesive layer, an insulating resin film, and a metallic foil. The organic EL device includes a current carrying area located outside and along an edge of an emission area. A heat-conductive sealing stacked layer structure is formed in the current carrying area and includes the following layers in direct contact with each other in the following order: a first electrode layer extended from the emission area, auxiliary electrode layers having heat conductivity larger than that of the first electrode layer, the inorganic sealing layer, the adhesive layer, and a heat-conductive sealing layer. The heat-conductive sealing stacked layer structure having a linear shape is located near at least one side of a transparent substrate.

In at least one of flow distribution areas 35 provided on a separator 15, plurality of first projections 46 formed in a region corresponding to a first section (parted regions 32a and 32c) of a center area (including parted regions 32a through 32c) having a relatively high flow rate of a first fluid (refrigerant) are designed to have a larger diameter of a cross section than plurality of first projections 46 formed in a region corresponding to a second section (parted region 32b) of the center area having a relatively low flow rate of the first fluid. This arrangement effectively attains a substantially uniform flow rate distribution of a fluid in a fluid flow path formed on a separator, which is configured to have concavo-convex structures formed in a mutually reversed relation on two opposed sides thereof.

An apparatus and method to delay the application of pressure on a molten metal front to equalize a pressure gradient present at the molten metal front during pressurized lost foam casting processes, or other pressurized casting processes. A pressure equalization member is placed over a pouring cup to divert the direct application of pressure to molten metal present in the pouring cup. The pressure equalization member allows for increased pressurization rates in such processes, facilitating interdendritic feeding while reducing microporosity and metal penetration defects.

The invention belongs to the technical field of battery management, and in particular relates to a method and apparatus for collecting voltage differential parameters of individual battery cells in a battery pack. In the invention, a reference voltage is provided, the reference voltage is compared with an actual voltage of each individual battery cell at a same moment to obtain a relative voltage difference value between the actual voltage of each individual battery cell and the common reference voltage at the current moment; and an actual voltage difference value between the actual voltage of each individual battery cell and an actual average voltage value of the actual voltages of all individual battery cells is determined according to the relative voltage difference value, and each actual voltage difference value is used for representing the voltage differential parameter of the individual battery cell relative to a battery system.

Methods and apparatus are provided for receiving an input signal. In an embodiment of the invention a current candidate QAM constellation can be selected. A mean squared error of a signal responsive to the input signal can be computed based on the current candidate QAM constellation. The computed mean squared error can be compared to a threshold error value. The invention advantageously allows for relatively efficient and relatively reliable equalization of signals transmitted with an unknown QAM constellation, and allows for relatively efficient and reliable recovery of the unknown QAM constellation.

Methods and apparatus are provided for receiving a signal transmitted with a quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM) constellation. In an embodiment of the invention, a blind equalization algorithm can be performed to equalize the signal, and a constellation recovery algorithm can be performed to identify a constellation index corresponding to the QAM constellation. The blind equalization algorithm can be altered based on the identified constellation index. The invention advantageously allows for relatively efficient and relatively reliable equalization of signals transmitted with an unknown QAM constellation.

A DMT modem (40) is disclosed, in which a combined time domain equalizer and per-tone equalizer is applied to a received DMT signal. The combined equalizer includes a first FFT function (44) that is applied to a set of samples in a time-domain signal after the application of a time domain equalizer (42). The first FFT function (44) produces an initial FFT result, that is accumulated with a sliding FFT (46) performed upon difference values in the time domain samples. The sliding FFT results are applied to a per-ton equalizer (48) which applies a set of complex coefficients determined in training of the modem. A simple 1-tap FEQ (50) then can recover the signal. The combined equalizer enables per-tone equalization, in a manner that is compatible with conventional DSL training standards. According to a second embodiment, the per-tone equalization is performed only on selected tones of the multitone signal.

Methods and apparatus are provided for receiving an input signal. In an embodiment of the invention a current candidate QAM constellation can be selected. A mean squared error of a signal responsive to the input signal can be computed based on the current candidate QAM constellation. The computed mean squared error can be compared to a threshold error value. The invention advantageously allows for relatively efficient and relatively reliable equalization of signals transmitted with an unknown QAM constellation, and allows for relatively efficient and reliable recovery of the unknown QAM constellation.

A pressure-compensated transducer assembly has an inner housing with a closed transducer end and an outer housing with an open transducer end. A piezoelectric assembly is in the closed transducer end of the inner housing. A liquid-filled inter-housing space is between the outer housing and the inner housing, and has a transducer end open to the environment and a connection end open to the piezo assembly space. A blocking member separates the transducer end of the inter-housing space from the connection end, and prevents fluids from flowing between the two ends. The blocking member is movable within the inter-housing space in response to pressure differences the environment and the interior space.

The Harmonic Tracking Equalizer (HTEq) is an apparatus for and method of carrying out harmonic tracking equalization processing of an electrical signal, and apparatuses for and methods of controlling such equalization processing of the signal to dynamically sense the time-varying spectrum of an input signal and closely match a user desired audio signal spectrum while preserving the original dynamic range of the signal. The harmonically (sub-harmonically) tracked equalization is according to a user specified spectral request specified by a control interface that allows a user to request an amount of equalization to be applied to the signal. This apparatus is intended to process audio signals; though, it has general application to waveforms of other source and higher frequency content.

In a joint boot to be mounted on an outer housing having a non-circular outer peripheral configuration, the invention is designed for ensuring a high sealing capability without impairing the moldability. To that end, its large-diameter attachment part to be attached to the outer housing is configured, in its internal peripheral contour, to bulge radially inwardly in plural circumferential places thereof so that bulging portions each include an inner wall portion radially inwardly bulging in a curved form, an arc-like outer wall portion constituting part of an outer peripheral face of the large-diameter attachment part, a radially extending central strut wall linking these inner and outer wall portions in peripheral centers of both, and lateral strut walls linking on both sides of the central strut wall the inner and outer wall portions. The lateral strut walls are slanted such that their outward parts approach the central strut wall.

Methods for performing time-domain equalization of an information signal represented by an optical signal are provided. A representative method includes: receiving the optical signal; optically splitting the optical signal into beams; optically delaying at least one of the beams; detecting a plurality of the beams to generate respective electrical signal components; and combining a plurality of the electrical signal components to generate an electrical output signal representing the information signal. Systems and other methods also are provided.

An apparatus for making spunbonded nonwoven has a spinneret for emitting the continuous filaments in a filament-travel direction, a cooling chamber downstream in the direction from the spinneret and receiving the filaments, and two air-supply manifolds flanking the chamber for feeding cooling air thereinto transverse to the direction. A flow straightener for equalizing flow of the cooling air on the filaments is provided in at least one of the air-supply manifolds and has passage walls forming a plurality of flow passages that extend transversely to a filament-travel direction. A flow cross section of the flow straightener is greater than 85% (preferably more than 90%) of a cross-sectional size of the straightener, a ratio of a length L of the flow passages to an inner diameter Di of the flow passages L / Di is 1 to 15,

An apparatus for equalizing flow velocity distribution of a fuel gas supplied into a catalytic combustor includes a rectification vane and a rectification plate in an inlet chamber of the catalyst combustor. The inlet chamber has a round transverse sectional shape and includes an inflow port that allows the fuel gas to inflow radially, and an outflow port for discarding the fuel gas axially. The rectification vane has a front edge oriented towards the inflow port, and a rectifying surface ramified from the front edge so as to extend towards a cylindrical inner wall surface of the inlet chamber such that swirling flow of the fuel gas flown into the inlet chamber, that flows towards the inflow port along the cylindrical inner wall surface, is generated. The rectification plate is located at the outflow port and has openings for allowing the fuel gas to flow therethrough.

An apparatus for making spunbonded nonwoven has a spinneret for emitting the continuous filaments in a filament-travel direction, a cooling chamber downstream in the direction from the spinneret and receiving the filaments, and two air-supply manifolds flanking the chamber for feeding cooling air thereinto transverse to the direction. A flow straightener for equalizing flow of the cooling air on the filaments is provided in at least one of the air-supply manifolds and has passage walls forming a plurality of flow passages that extend transversely to a filament-travel direction. A flow cross section of the flow straightener is greater than 85% (preferably more than 90%) of a cross-sectional size of the straightener, a ratio of a length L of the flow passages to an inner diameter Di of the flow passages L / Di is 1 to 15.