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Reconfigurability denotes the Reconfigurable Computing capability of a system, so that its behavior can be changed by reconfiguration, i. e. by loading different configware code. This static reconfigurability distinguishes between reconfiguration time and run time. Dynamic reconfigurability denotes the capability of a dynamically reconfigurable system that can dynamically change its behavior during run time, usually in response to dynamic changes in its environment.

Reconfigurable service provision via a communication network

InactiveUS6330586B1Customer base for information services is particularly wideLarge capacityMultiplex system selection arrangementsData processing applicationsReconfigurabilityReusable software
A services provision system provides information services over one or more communications networks and has a software infrastructure divided into domains. Each domain has an intelligent software agent and this community of agents sits in a computing environment represented in each domain by a DPE kernel. The community of agents co-operates to provide service and service management functionality to a user. At least one of the agents is reconfigurable to change the functionality the system makes available. Reconfigurability is based on the use of a plurality of reusable software modules, the agent reconfiguring by selecting a new combination of modules. The software modules themselves incorporate rules, or policies, which determine process steps offered by the modules at run-time. These policies are external to the modules and may be loaded at run-time, allowing dynamic modification to functionality of the system. The system as a whole offers functionality associated with using services, providing them and managing them and the reconfigurability allows it to offer the different types of functionality in an efficient way. It also allows access control to functionality at different levels with particularly good security against fraudulent use.
Owner:BRITISH TELECOMM PLC

Method and apparatus for control of an electric power distribution system in response to circuit abnormalities

A methodology and related system apparatus is provided for using and coordinating the use of information conveyed over communications to most efficiently and flexibly respond to abnormalities to reconfigure and restore service to end customers in commodity distribution systems in a manner to enhance the reconfigurability of the distribution system, e.g. circuit reconfiguration in an electrical power distribution system. Methodology is also provided to appropriately allocate system resources of the distribution system when so desired, e.g. to prevent the potential overloading of electrical power sources. In one illustrative arrangement, the methodology is characterized by resources at each node and communications of source allocation data or messages to other nodes to request and establish an appropriate allocation of system resources. In a preferred arrangement and especially useful for larger distribution systems, “teams” of nodes are defined in the distribution system having associated switching controls with the various teams communicating amongst each other to “negotiate” or work out the most efficient and expeditious reconfiguration of the system in response to fault conditions and other circuit abnormalities.
Owner:TRACY NELSON WILLIAM CHRISTIAN +3

Method and apparatus for control of an electric power distribution system in response to circuit abnormalities

A methodology and related system apparatus is provided for using and coordinating the use of information conveyed over communications to most efficiently and flexibly respond to abnormalities to reconfigure and restore service to end customers in commodity distribution systems in a manner to enhance the reconfigurability of the distribution system, e.g. circuit reconfiguration in an electrical power distribution system. Methodology is also provided to appropriately allocate system resources of the distribution system when so desired, e.g. to prevent the potential overloading of electrical power sources. In one illustrative arrangement, the methodology is characterized by resources at each node and communications of source allocation data or messages to other nodes to request and establish an appropriate allocation of system resources. In a preferred arrangement and especially useful for larger distribution systems, “teams” of nodes are defined in the distribution system having associated switching controls with the various teams communicating amongst each other to “negotiate” or work out the most efficient and expeditious reconfiguration of the system in response to fault conditions and other circuit abnormalities.
Owner:S&C ELECTRIC

Method of realizing software communications architecture (SCA) on embedded platform

The invention provides a method of realizing a software communications architecture (SCA) on an embedded platform, comprising the following steps of: by using a CORBA (Common Object Request Broker Architecture) middleware as a software bus and using an XML (Extensible Markup Language) document as an information middleware, constructing framework software on the embedded platform of a Power PC (Personal Computer) and a DSP (Digital Signal Processor); by using a component engine (CE) to assist a tool developed by the SCA, carrying out software modeling and hardware modeling on the system; encoding IDL (Interface Define Language) codes of a core framework by using a CORBA encoder to generate a pile document and a framework document, of an interface for realizing a servo class of the framework interface; generating an XML domain description document for an application model and a platform model of the system by using the CE software; improving and extending a CE code generator, compiling a code template of a device and a component program framework to realize a component program and a device program; and running the component program and the device program on different nodes to test the correctness of a waveform function. Therefore, the communication system software developed by using the architecture provided by the invention has interoperability, reconfigurability, updatability, reusability and transportability.
Owner:10TH RES INST OF CETC

System and method for achieving network reconfigurability of mixed WDM (Wavelength Division Multiplexing)/TDM (Time Division Multiplexing) PON (Passive Optical Network)

The invention discloses a system and a method for achieving network reconfigurability of a mixed WDM (Wavelength Division Multiplexing)/TDM (Time Division Multiplexing) PON (Passive Optical Network). In the system, one optical line terminal is adopted and is sequentially connected with n remote end nodes through double fiber feeder lines, and all remote end nodes are respectively connected with m optical network units by using a shunt through distributed optical fibers; wherein each remote end node adopts one reconfigurable optical add/drop multiplexer based on a wavelength blocker and a tunable optical filter technology so as to realize the function of reconfiguring a network downlink signal wavelength resource, the reconfiguration of an uplink is realized by utilizing a wavelength re-modulation technology based on a reflection type semiconductor optical amplifier, and meanwhile, the system can improve the network reconfiguration property when confronting certain optical fiber faults. The method ensures that in the network, the wavelength resource of the network can be flexibly reconfigured according to changing bandwidth requirements, and meanwhile, the reconfiguration capability of the mixed PON on confronting emergencies can be realized by using one backup feeder line optical fiber loop and a series of switch transformation, thereby ensuring the network to be with better reliability.
Owner:SHANGHAI UNIV

Planar directional pattern reconfigurable method and antenna with six-wave-beam selectivity

The invention relates to antennas in wireless communication, and provides an antenna which can carry out pattern reconfigurability for more directions and has stronger practicability. The technical scheme in the invention is as follows: the planar directional pattern reconfigurable antenna with six-wave-beam selectivity consists of an antenna substrate, a radiation unit layer and a grounding plate layer, wherein the radiation unit layer consists of a circular active patch positioned at the center of the radiation unit layer and rectangular parasitic patches arranged around the radiation unit layer, and the rectangular parasitic patches are connected with a circular unit at the center of the antenna through strip lines and micro-strip lines; a radio frequency PIN diode is inserted into each micro-strip line; the circumferential rectangular parasitic patches selectively radiate outwards by controlling the on-off status of the diode; the grounding plate layer of the antenna adopts a partial grounding mode and is formed by connecting the center circular patch with the rectangular patches at equal angle-intervals; and the antenna substrate is in a circular disk shape and is made from apolytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) material. The technical scheme is mainly applied to design and manufacture of the antenna.
Owner:TIANJIN UNIV

Single-user dynamic spectrum anti-interference system and method based on software radio platform

The invention provides a single-user dynamic spectrum anti-interference system and method based on a software radio platform. The system comprises an interference subsystem, a broadband spectrum sensing subsystem, a wireless transmission subsystem and an autonomous decision-making subsystem. The method comprises the following steps: firstly, a jammer applies an interference signal to interfere user communication; then, the broadband spectrum sensing subsystem obtains a real-time spectrum situation by applying a broadband spectrum rapid sensing technology; then a data link in the wireless transmission subsystem performs data transmission, and a control link performs feedback from an ACK frame to a transmitter end; and finally, the autonomous decision subsystem performs channel selection through intelligent decision by adopting a reinforcement learning algorithm, and returns a new transmission channel to the user transmitter end through a control link. Theflexibility is good, hardware reconfigurability and expandability are high, external malicious interference is effectively avoided, dynamic spectrum access of a single user is achieved, and the overall throughput and anti-interference performance of the network are improved.
Owner:ARMY ENG UNIV OF PLA

Micro-opto-electro-mechanical waveguide switches

InactiveUS7085445B2Low costSmall crosstalk, and wavelength/polarization insensitive fiberCoupling light guidesExtensibilityFiber
As the traffic volume carried by telecommunication networks has been rapidly increased as a result of the bandwidth-intensive applications such as Internet access, electronic commerce, multimedia applications, and distributed computing, it is imperative to utilize the optical network for backbone, metropolitan, and local area networks. The optical networks employing optical fibers as the transmission medium have exhibited a superior performance / cost ratio for both long-haul and short-haul routes and the emerging dense wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM) / all-optical networks have shown a promising potential to improve speed, capacity and connectivity of optical telecommunication networks. The present invention provides Micro-Opto-Electro-Mechanical Waveguide Switch (MOEM-WS) by integrating MEMS actuators and micromachined PLCs on the same substrate. The MOEM-WS is an integrated hybrid microsystem: Micro-Opto-Electro-Mechanical System (MOEMS) and it is particularly applicable for optical cross-connect (OXC) switches and optical add / drop multiplexers (OADM). The MOEM-WS can provide an essential fiber switching capability for DWDM / all-optical networks with numerous accompanying benefits such as low cost, small crosstalk, reliability, compactness, high speed, reconfigurability, modularity, scalability, and insensitiveness to signal wavelength and polarization.
Owner:KOH SEUNGUG +1
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