209 results about "First variation" patented technology

An example system and method of reconstructing cardiac activation information are disclosed. An analysis signal and a reference signal are processed to determine whether there is a first point of change in a first selected-order derivative of the analysis signal with respect to a first selected-order derivative of the reference signal above a first threshold. The analysis signal and the reference signal are processed to determine whether there is a second point of change in a second selected-order derivative of the analysis cardiac signal with respect to a second selected-order derivative of the reference cardiac signal above a second threshold. An activation onset time is assigned in the analysis cardiac signal at a point based on a mathematical association of the first point of change and the second point of change to define cardiac activation indicating a beat in the analysis cardiac signal.

A power monitoring system comprising a first current sensor suitable to sense first changing electrical current within a first conductor to a first load and a first conductor. A second conductor sensing a first voltage potential provided to the first load. A power monitor superimposes a first signal on the first conductor and first current sensor such that the first signal is sensed on the other of the first conductor and first current sensor. Associating the first voltage potential with first changing electrical current in the power usage calculation of the first load.

The invention discloses a method for scanning a projective capacitive touch panel, which comprises the following steps of: (A) dividing all mutual capacitors into two groups according to resistance-capacitance constants to an integrator, and setting a first standard voltage value and a first variation difference of each group of mutual capacitors and a second standard voltage value and a second variation difference of each mutual capacitor respectively; (B) applying higher single-frequency excitation signals to the group of mutual capacitors with lower resistance-capacitance constants and applying lower single-frequency excitation signals to the group of mutual capacitors with higher resistance-capacitance constants to perform scanning so as to obtain first current voltage values of all the mutual capacitors in each group, and comparing the first current voltage values with the first standard voltage value corresponding to the group to judge suspicious mutual capacitors beyond the range of the first variation difference; and (C) applying low-frequency excitation signals to the suspicious mutual capacitors to obtain second current voltage values of the suspicious mutual capacitors, and comparing the second current voltage values with the second standard voltage value corresponding to the mutual capacitors to judge the mutual capacitors beyond the range of the second variation difference and affected by touch. The method is quick to scan and accurate to position.

A profiled surface for improving the propagation of radiation through an interface is provided. The profiled surface includes a set of large roughness components providing a first variation of the profiled surface having a characteristic scale approximately an order of magnitude larger than a target wavelength of the radiation. The set of large roughness components can include a series of truncated shapes. The profiled surface also includes a set of small roughness components superimposed on the set of large roughness components and providing a second variation of the profiled surface having a characteristic scale on the order of the target wavelength of the radiation.

The invention provides a touch sensing method. The touch sensing method comprises the following steps: obtaining a first 1-D sensing information, wherein the first 1-D sensing information comprises a plurality of first values; obtaining a second 1-D sensing information, wherein the second 1-D sensing information comprises a plurality of second values, wherein the positions of the first values respectively correspond to the positions of the second values, and the first 1-D sensing information is generated when no external conductive object approaches or touches; determining a plurality of first variations based on the differences between the first values and the corresponding second values; determining an average variation based on all or part of the first variations; and determining a plurality of second variations based on the differences between the first variations and the average variation.

In accordance with one aspect of the present technique, a method is disclosed. The method includes identifying a first change in an excitation direction of a group of cells and determining a first set of characteristics of the group of cells corresponding to the first change. The method also includes identifying a second change in the excitation direction of the group of cells and determining a second set of characteristics of the group of cells corresponding to the second change. The second change in the excitation direction is opposite to the first change in the excitation direction. The method further includes determining a number of functional cells from the group of cells based on the first and the second set of characteristics.