Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Wells Fargo Bank, N.a.

Ningbo Aura Semiconductor Co., Limited

Akash Kumar Gupta

Parvinder Kumar Rana

Ramanathan Ramanathan

Shanmukeswara Rao Donkada

Manish Chandra Joshi

Lava Kumar Pulluru

Srivathsan Sridharan

Gayatri Nair

Tarun Kailaschandbaid

Raja Prabhu J

Debasish Behera

Sandeep Sasi

Abhishek Kesarwani

Ambuj Jain

Rishikesh Kumar

Venkata Krishna Mohan Panchireddi

A boarding pass can be employed as a financial instrument to make payments and other financial transactions. A passenger name record, a standardized computer reservation system protocol, can be associated with one or more financial accounts. When a point of sale device scans the boarding pass, either on a mobile device, or a traditional paper boarding pass, the passenger name record can be used to find a travel itinerary associated with the customer. By matching the travel itinerary to the location of the point of sale device, and the time, payments can be authorized and then initiated using financial account information associated with the passenger name record. Likewise, a mismatch can provide a basis for denying authorization and subsequent payment.

System and method for using a boarding pass to facilitate financial transactions

A fractional sampling-rate converter includes a first-in first-out (FIFO) buffer, a write logic, a read logic and a fractional interpolator. The write logic is designed to write input data samples into the FIFO at a first rate. The fractional interpolator is coupled to receive the input data samples from the FIFO and is designed to generate corresponding interpolated data samples as an output of the fractional sampling-rate converter at a second rate. The read logic is designed to cause input data samples in the FIFO buffer to be transferred to the fractional interpolator. A ratio of the second rate and the first rate is a fractional number greater than one.

Fractional sampling-rate converter to generate output samples at a higher rate from input samples

Systems and methods provide for using a boarding pass as a financial instrument to make payments and other financial transactions. A passenger name record, a standardized computer reservation system protocol, can be associated with one or more financial accounts. When a point of sale device scans the boarding pass, either on a mobile device, or a traditional paper boarding pass, the passenger name record can be used to find a travel itinerary associated with the customer. By matching the travel itinerary to location of the point of sale device, and the time, payments can be authorized, and then initiated using financial account information associated with the passenger name record.

Embodiments herein provide a Static Random-Access Memory (SRAM) system with a delay tuning circuitry and a delay control circuitry and a method thereof. Delay tuning circuitry in the SRAM system may provide a tuning of reset time in the generation of an internal clock by introducing a delay. The delay is introduced according to a process state of periphery circuitry in the SRAM. A delay control circuitry provides a control over delay in reset time of the internal clock by varying a discharge rate for each of a Dummy Bit Line (DBL) circuitry and Complementary Bit Line Circuitry (CDBL), by connecting a stack of NMOS transistors over discharge NMOS transistors.

Static random-access memory (SRAM) system with delay tuning and control and a method thereof

A static random-access memory (SRAM) system using a virtual banking architecture includes a processor communicatively coupled to an SRAM, and a plurality of circuits disposed in the SRAM and operated under control of the processor. The circuits include a divide circuit, a select circuit disposed in the divide circuit, and a local input/output circuit. The divide circuit divides a bank into first and second bit cell arrays, in which the first bit cell array and/or the second bit cell array includes at least one bit line. The select circuit is connected between the first and second bit cell arrays, and the select circuit selects one of the first and second bit cell arrays according to a predefined select logic. The local input/output circuit is connected to the select circuit and generates an output according to one or more predefined operations of the local input/output circuit.

Static random-access memory with virtual banking architecture, and system and method including the same

A memory for providing a signal buffering scheme for array and periphery signals and the operating method of the same are provided. The memory includes a plurality of columns of memory cells, a control circuit, and a control logic unit. The plurality of columns of memory cells may be connected to a local array signal generator via local control lines, which are connected to a global array signal generator via global control lines for receiving array signals. The control circuit may be connected to the memory cells for providing periphery signals. The control logic unit may be connected to the memory cells through a hierarchical structure of the global control lines and the local control lines. The control logic unit may be configured to provide the array signals and periphery signals having the same polarity to the global control lines and the local control lines.

Memory providing signal buffering scheme for array and periphery signals and operating method of the same

Methods, electronic devices and systems for transferring hotspot session are provided. The methods include detecting an event to transfer a hot spot session of an electronic device which is a host access point in a network to a different electronic device, in response to detecting the event, determining at least one different electronic device from among the plurality of electronic devices as a target access point of the network, and sending a request for hotspot session transfer and client configuration details corresponding to a plurality of client devices which are coupled to be communicable with the electronic device to the at least one different electronic device, wherein, in response to the at least one different electronic device receiving the hotspot session transfer request through the communication interface, the at least one different device operates as a host access point providing a hotspot session in the network.

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Akash Kumar Gupta