Chip parameter calibration graphical user interface for electronic devices

Abstract

1. Name of the product in this design: Graphical User Interface for Chip Parameter Calibration of Electronic Device. 2. Purpose of this design: An electronic device. 3. The key design features of this product are: the content of the graphical user interface in the electronic device. 4. The image or photograph that best illustrates the key design points: Design 1 Change State Diagram 3. 5. The design for which protection is sought includes color. 6. As is customary, the top view, bottom view, left view, right view, and rear view of Design 1-Design 3 are omitted. 7. Design 1 is designated as the basic design. 8. Purpose of the graphical user interface: Used for chip timing parameter data calibration, the interface uses red, purple, and other background colors in the cells to indicate to the user whether the current calibration has passed. 9. Human-computer interaction method of graphical user interface: The main view of Design 1 displays the initial graphical user interface. The parameter table of the chip is in the middle of the interface. The top and left sides of the table are the header, and the middle is the data area. Hold down the left mouse button and slide from the 4th row and 3rd column cell of the parameter table data area to the 8th row and 5th column cell, and then release the left mouse button. The cells in this area are selected, and the design enters the change state diagram 1. Right-click on the selected cell to bring up the right-click menu and enter the design enters the change state diagram 2. Click the "Execute Select" item in the right-click menu to perform data calibration on the selected area. After calibration, the design enters the change state diagram 3. A new column is inserted after all "File (ps)" columns in the parameter table. The column header is "Exec (ps)" to display the calibrated data. Data cells with execution errors are displayed with a purple background. Design 2's main view displays the initial graphical user interface. The center of the interface shows the chip's parameter table, with headers at the top and left, and the data area in the middle. Holding down the left mouse button, slide from cell 5(x) to cell 10(x) in the data area of ​​the parameter table, then release the left mouse button. The cells in this area are selected, leading to Design 2's changed state (Figure 1). Right-clicking on the selected cell brings up a context menu, leading to Design 2's changed state (Figure 2). Clicking the "Exclude Channel" option in the context menu hides the data in the selected area, leading to Design 2's changed state (Figure 3), where the cells in this area are displayed with a gray background. Holding down the left mouse button, slide from cell 6(x) to cell 7(x) in the data area of ​​the parameter table, then release the left mouse button. The cells in this area are selected, leading to Design 2's changed state (Figure 4). Right-clicking on the selected cell brings up a context menu, leading to Design 2's changed state (Figure 5). Clicking the "UnExclude Channel" option in the context menu unhides the data in the selected area, and the background color changes to white, leading to Design 2's changed state (Figure 6). Design 3's main view displays the initial graphical user interface. The chip's parameter table is in the center of the interface, with headers at the top and left and the data area in the middle. Moving the mouse pointer to the third icon button in the toolbar displays the button's function tooltip, leading to Design 3's change state diagram 1. Clicking the third icon button in the toolbar performs data calibration on all data. After calibration, Design 3's change state diagram 2 is displayed. A new column is inserted after all "File (ps)" columns in the parameter table, with the column header "Exec (ps)" to display the calibrated data. Data cells with execution errors are displayed with a purple background, while data cells that fail to execute are displayed with a red background.

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