Intel Corporation

Arvind S

Prasanna Krishnaswamy

Sean J Lawrence

Samantha Rao

Harish Jagadish

Jagadish Vasudeva Singh

Raghavendra Ramesh Rao

Gangatharan Jothiswaran

Nishanth Ramaprakash

Anantha Narayanan

Sreenidhi A Koti

Manish Sharma

Gavin Sung

Tim Liu

Samarth Alva

Raghavendra Angadimani

Gokul V Subramaniam

Naveen G

Arvindh Rajasekaran

Sanjay R Aghara

Tarakesava Reddy K

Satyajit Siddharay Kamat

Manoj Gopalakrishnan

Geejagaaru Krishnamurthy Sandesh

Ankur Mishra

Rohit Malaviya

A Ravindra Babu

Nate Weng

Christine Chu

Rohit Parakkal

Goutam Gupta

A power architecture that uses an efficient intermediate power conversion stage between AC adaptor (and battery charger) and subsequent voltage regulators (VRs) (e.g., core VR) for processors for higher overall efficiency allowing for higher performance in a given thermal envelope and iso-system input power. Power losses from both the charger and the core VR are reduced by splitting the power as power to sustained high-power rails, and power to the rest of the platform power rails that have low residency in high-power states. The sustained high-power rails are placed under an intermediate power conversion topology which is directly powered by the adaptor. The rest of the rails along with charging of the battery are powered by the battery charger.

Power delivery architecture for high power portable devices

Display screen of an electronic device with a graphical user interface

A printed circuit board (PCB), comprising a first layer, the first layer comprising a first dielectric material substantially exclusively. The PCB also comprises a second layer, the second layer comprising the first dielectric material within a first region and a second dielectric material within a second region adjacent to first region. The first dielectric material has a first dielectric constant, a first coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) and a first glass transition temperature (Tg). The second dielectric material has a second dielectric constant, a second CTE and a second Tg. The first dielectric constant is greater than the second dielectric constant. The first CTE is substantially equal to the second CTE; and the first Tg and the second Tg are greater than 150° C.

Multi-dielectric printed circuit board

A buck-boost converter having dual-folded bootstrap for driver metal oxide semiconductor (DrMOS) device that, in addition to the traditional bootstrap capacitors, include folded bootstrap capacitors that cross-couple inductor nodes to the two sets of DrMOS switches. The DrMOS switches can be n-type or p-type, and can be replaced with driver Gallium Nitride (DrGaN) devices.

Dual-folded boot-strap based buck-boost converter

Busbar

Systems, apparatus, articles of manufacture, and methods to reduce a scan for identifying physical objects are disclosed. An example system includes a light source to broadcast a light signal, a window adjuster to set a scan parameter for the light signal, and a transceiver to receive communication indicative of a physical position of a mobile unit. In the example system, the window adjuster is to adjust the scan parameter based on the physical position.

LiDAR scan reduction

Embodiments relate to mobile devices and systems having an operative component integrated into a first housing and a complementary component within an opening of a second housing moveably coupled to the first housing such that, in a particular configuration of the device or system, the operative component is aligned with the complementary component to enhance performance of the operative component.

Dual form factor devices having operative and complementary aligning components

Components, devices, systems, and methods for providing a movable haptic actuator for a user interacting with a simulated environment. The simulated environment may be virtual reality, augmented reality, or mixed reality. A fastener may be used to couple the haptic actuator to a wearable article worn by the user. The haptic actuator communicates with a controller to receive information to provide feedback to the user during operations of the simulated environment. The haptic actuator may be movable from a first position on the wearable article to a second position.

Movable haptic actuator

Various techniques for adjusting settings based on sensor data are described herein. In one example, a method includes detecting sensor data from a sensor and ranking the sensor data based on predetermined zones. The method can also include identifying a dominant zone from the predetermined zones, and adjusting the setting based on the dominant zone.

Adjusting settings based on sensor data

An electronic device (e.g., computing device, all-in-one computing system, stand-alone display, etc.) having a liquid crystal display (LCD) panel, and a light guide panel (LGP) having a first zone and a second zone physically segmented from each other. The electronic device includes a first light bar associated with the first zone; and a second light bar associated with the second zone. The LGP may include more than two zones.

Segemented light guide panels in liquid crystal displays

A system and method for adjusting a field of view in a camera of an electronic device are disclosed. A particular embodiment includes an image capturing device; a sensor data interface to receive sensor data from at least one orientation-determining device; and an adaptable field of view (FOV) subsystem in data communication with the sensor data interface, the adaptable FOV subsystem being configured to modify the field of view of the image capturing device based on an orientation or operational mode of an electronic device associated with the sensor data.

System and method for adjusting a field of view in a camera of an electronic device

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Bengaluru, India

Arvind S