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Location agent geofence

A least squares geofence method that introduces inventive geofence steps and modifies existing geofence steps to minimize trigger misfires caused by data variability and location blunders and to minimize delayed / missed entry triggers generated under urban and / or indoor conditions. The least squares geofence method periodically retrieves sample locations for a target wireless device to determine that device's geographic location and to evaluate a corresponding side condition. Sample locations retrieved with accuracies greater than 1 km are filtered. If a potential change in side condition is detected for a given device, the least squares geofence method retrieves five fast location fixes for that device and evaluates a weighted least squares (LS) location estimate based on sample locations retrieved. A LS location estimate is then filtered according to an anticipated trigger event and the least squares geofence method evaluates a final geofence side condition based on the LS location estimate previously computed.
Owner:TELECOMM SYST INC

Digital compensation of excess delay in continuous time sigma delta modulators

InactiveUS20050068213A1Minimizing excess loop delaySmall and simple and cost-effective approachDifferential modulationIntegratorA d converter
A continuous time sigma delta modulator having minimal excess loop delay. The continuous-time sigma delta modulator in accordance with the present invention includes at least one integrator stage coupled to receive an input signal and a resultant integrator output signal from a previous stage for providing a resultant integrator output. At least one output stage connects to the at least one integrator stage to receive the resultant integrator output signal from the previous integrator stage for providing a resultant integrator output. A sample and hold circuit connects to receive the second integrator input signal. A multiplier connects to the sample and hold circuit to provide a resultant sampled signal. An analog-to-digital converter quantizer couples to receive the resultant sampled signal and to produce a quantized output signal. A digital modulation loop circuit connects to the analog-to-digital converter quantizer to generate a resultant quantized output signal for correcting excess loop delay in the continuous time sigma delta modulator. A fourth feedback multiplier coupled to receive the resultant quantized output signal and produce a second resultant quantized output signal. A digital-to-analog converter coupled to receive the second resultant quantized output signal to produce a modulation feedback signal. A delay connects to the digital-to-analog converter to receive the modulation feedback signal and provide the resultant modulation feedback signal
Owner:TEXAS INSTR INC

Nonvolatile semiconductor memory device

A nonvolatile semiconductor memory device includes: a memory element in which a rate of charge discharge between two electrodes of the memory element differs according to a logical value of stored information; cell wiring connected to one electrode of the memory element; a sense amplifier having a sense node connected to the cell wiring, the sense amplifier reading the logical value of the information by comparing a potential of the sense node with a reference potential; and a readout control circuit capable of switching between a dynamic sense operation performing readout by precharging the cell wiring and discharging or charging the cell wiring via the memory element and a static sense operation performing readout in a state of a current load being connected to the sense node.
Owner:SONY CORP

Method of compensating for a byte skew of PCI express and PCI express physical layer receiver for the same

A method of compensating for a byte skew of a PCI Express bus, the method including determining whether received data are in a training sequence or not, setting an alignment point corresponding to each of the lanes based on a comma symbol included in the training sequence when the received data are in the training sequence, and shifting the alignment point by reflecting an addition or a removal of a skip symbol on the received data through each of the four lanes when the received data are not in the training sequence. Therefore, the byte skew of the PCI Express bus may be effectively compensated for despite the addition or the removal of the skip symbol.
Owner:SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO LTD

Method and apparatus for coding bits of data in parallel

A concatenated encoder capable of coding multiple data bits in parallel and including a first (outer) encoder, a memory, and a second (inner) encoder coupled in cascade. The first encoder receives and codes M data bits in parallel in accordance with a first coding scheme to generate MR code bits. The memory receives and stores unpunctured ones of the MR code bits from the first encoder. The second encoder receives and codes N code bits in parallel in accordance with a second coding scheme to generate coded data. M and N can be any values (e.g., M>=8, N>=4). Each encoder can be a (e.g., a rate ½) convolutional encoder that implements a particular polynomial generator, and can be implemented with one or more look-up tables, a state machine, or some other design.
Owner:QUALCOMM INC

Method and apparatus for cell identification in wireless data networks

A method including wirelessly receiving a packet at a wireless station belonging to a cell of a wireless network, the network for communicating according to a wireless network standard, each transmitting station of the cell able to transmit a packet that includes cell identification information; and ascertaining at the physical layer level whether or not the received packet is from another station of the cell by ascertaining whether or not the received packet includes the cell identification information of the cell.
Owner:CISCO TECH INC

System and method for factory work logging

Provided is an information processing system which has a plurality of tags, a tag reader, a digital-pen, and a server. The plurality of tags each hold a tag identifier. The tag reader reads the tag identifier held in each of the plurality of tags. The digital-pen reads location information, which identifies a location where handwriting is made on paper. The server keeps work record including information that associates the tag identifier recorded in the server in advance with the location on paper. When it is judged that the read tag identifier and a handwriting location identified by the location information are associated with each other, the server judges whether or not the read tag identifier matches the tag identifier recorded in advance that is associated by the work record with the handwriting location identified by the location information. The server outputs a result of the judging.
Owner:HITACHI LTD

Rapid Reset Fire Control

InactiveUS20160010933A1Easy and faster and more controllable rapidShorten the timeFiring/trigger mechanismsFire controlSemi automatic
The present invention is an instrument for the rapid firing of a self-loading firearm in a manner which was not previously possible. Some exemplary embodiments of the present invention comprise a fire control group for firearms essentially conforming to semi-automatic fire control groups as known to the art with the addition of novel features, as described herein, which temporarily transfer hammer spring force to the trigger after the firearm has fired live ammunition, resulting in the urging of the trigger to its reset position by hammer spring force. This temporary use of hammer spring force to urge the trigger to its reset position enables more controllable rapid firing of the firearm and other attributes.
Owner:BONNER JAMES DILLON

Timing analysis method and apparatus

A timing analysis apparatus reads a net list including connection information and the like of circuit cells of an LSI, delay data for previously storing delay information of the circuit cells, stage count-derating factor dependency and components P, V and T of a derating factor; detects the number of stages of each signal path by a signal path cell counting section; determines a derating factor corresponding to the extent of averaging of random variation of each signal path in accordance with the number of stages of the signal path; and performs timing analysis on the basis of the determined derating factor. Therefore, more realistic and highly accurate timing design can be performed on a large-scale circuit.
Owner:PANASONIC SEMICON SOLUTIONS CO LTD

Ignition system

An ignition system is provided, in which a Zener diode is connected in parallel with a spark plug, to suppress torque variation from becoming large in an engine when deterioration of the spark plug is advanced. Specifically, the ignition system includes a secondary coil having an end connected to a center electrode of the spark plug via a connecting path. The connecting path is connected to a constant-voltage path having a grounded end and including the Zener diode. The time from when an ignition signal is switched off until when ignition timing occurs is measured for a plurality of times. The difference between a maximum value and a minimum value among the plurality of measurements is defined to be a variation range. A breakdown voltage of the Zener diode is adjusted based on requirements such as for rendering the variation range to be a predetermined time or smaller.
Owner:DENSO CORP

Ignition timing control device for internal combustion engine

ActiveUS20210088019A1Excessive delay of ignition can be preventedImprove accuracyInternal-combustion engine testingElectrical controlSimulationExecution control
An ignition timing control device for an internal combustion engine includes a storage device and a processor. The storage device stores a first learned neural network and a second learned neural network. The processor is configured to perform, in a next cycle where ignition timing is delayed, control to delay the ignition timing in a cycle after the next cycle based on a difference between a predictive value of an estimate of a value representing knocking intensity calculated with use of the second learned neural network and the estimate of the value representing the knocking intensity calculated with use of the first learned neural network. When the difference is larger than a predetermined set value, the processor is configured not to perform the control to delay the ignition timing in the cycle after the next cycle.
Owner:TOYOTA JIDOSHA KK

Drive unit

The drive unit, being small in drive noise, includes an electromechanical transducer element 5, a vibrating member 6, a frictional engagement member 7, and a drive circuit 4 which is enabled to apply either a periodic main drive voltage that allows the frictional engagement member 7 to be slidingly displaced, or a periodic sub drive voltage that allows the frictional engagement member 7 to be slidingly displaced at a speed slower than that of the main drive voltage, to the electromechanical transducer element 5, wherein the drive circuit 4 applies the sub drive voltage to the electromechanical transducer element 5 during at least part of a time period of 25 msec counted from a drive start or a drive end of the frictional engagement member 7.
Owner:KONICA MINOLTA OPTO

Real time messaging framework hub

Methods and systems are provided for communicating an event from a server to a set of applications via a real time messaging framework hub, which communicates with the applications on individual channels and with the server on a single channel. A polling message is sent to the server and a reply is received. From the reply, it is determined whether the event has occurred. A polling message is received from a client, and a reply is sent containing either the event, if it has occurred, or a null response is sent indicating that the event has not occurred. Limitation of server communication with the hub to a single open channel substantially reduces server overhead.
Owner:SAP PORTALS ISRAEL

Interoperability of a network interface protocol with an internet interface protocol

A method for interoperability of a network interface protocol with an Internet interface protocol begins by receiving a scan channel request of a plurality of channels that are in accordance with the network interface protocol. The method then continues by determining whether an Internet packet is being received via one of the plurality of channels when the channel scan request is received (i.e., is a higher layer protocol supporting a current transmission). If so, the method continues by scanning at least one channel of the plurality of channels, but does not scan all of the plurality of channels at one time. The method continues after the scanning by tuning to the channel supporting the higher layer protocol communication to transmit at least one outbound Internet packet. The method then continues by scanning at least another channel of the plurality of channels.
Owner:AVAGO TECH INT SALES PTE LTD

Method of roaming in broadcast service and system and terminal thereof

A method, system, and terminal for handling or processing roaming errors between networks that can support broadcast services. When a roaming service between networks is requested, if a user authentication request is unsuccessful due to non-matching identification information between the networks, a corresponding error message is delivered to the subscriber terminal and network information that has been recently updated using various methods is provided such that repetitive requests and responses for authentication can be avoided when the subscriber requests a roaming service, and thus a roaming service between networks can be quickly provided without delays.
Owner:LG ELECTRONICS INC

Intelligent jack providing perceptible indication of network connectivity

An intelligent network jack configured for connection to a communication network includes a housing, an input connector, an output connector adapted for coupling to the communication network, processing circuitry arranged within the housing and operative to perform a test for connectivity between the network jack and the communication network, and a display for presenting a result of the connectivity test in a user-perceptible manner. In one embodiment, the network jack comprises an in-wall network jack configured for installation with the housing primarily on one side of a wall and with at least the input connector and display accessible on an opposite side of the wall. In another embodiment, the network jack comprises an adaptor network jack with the output connector configured for insertion into an input connector of an existing conventional in-wall network jack.
Owner:WSOU INVESTMENTS LLC

Systems and methods for database active monitoring

System and methods for database active monitoring are disclosed. In one embodiment, in an information processing device comprising at least one computer processor, a method for database activity monitoring may include: (1) a database monitor monitoring data from a database system and a user session with the database system; (2) the database monitor comparing the monitored data to at least one threshold; (3) the database monitor executing an automated action in response to the monitored data breaching one of the thresholds; and (4) the database monitor initiating an alert based on the breached threshold.
Owner:JPMORGAN CHASE BANK NA

Hybrid vehicle and method of controlling hybrid vehicle

A clutch is disengaged when a torque condition is satisfied at a predetermined time when a system is stopped as a fuel supply to an engine is stopped from a state where the engine is operating with the clutch being engaged. The torque condition is a condition under which torque acting on an output shaft of the engine is torque in a direction in which an engine speed of the engine is decreased and torque output to a rotary shaft of a motor is torque in a direction in which a motor speed of the motor is decreased.
Owner:TOYOTA JIDOSHA KK
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