Mediatek Corporation

Industrial Technology Research Institute

Chien-Liang Lin

Cheng-Che Chen

Chiao-Chih Chang

Zhen Jiang

Jen-Hao Hsueh

Sheng-Yi Ho

I-Wei Tsai

Wen-Jean Yang

Andrew S Lin

Yaw-Chung Cheng

Examples pertaining to improvement on user equipment (UE) uplink latency in wireless communications are described. When an apparatus is in a special mode, a processor of the apparatus transmits to a network a request for permission to perform an uplink (UL) transmission for a plurality of times. The processor then receives from the network a grant. In response to receiving the grant, the processor performs the UL transmission to the network. In transmitting the request for the plurality of times, the processor transmits the request for the plurality of times at a frequency higher than a frequency at which the request to perform UL transmissions is transmitted to the network when the apparatus is in a normal operational mode.

User equipment uplink latency in wireless communications

On user equipment uplink latency in wireless communications

A hydrogen canister fuel cell battery including a base having at least one hydrogen distribution channel communicating with a hydrogen canister for passage of hydrogen to a fuel cell on the base. An air supply is disposed in front of the fuel cell for sending air into the fuel cell, so that oxygen and hydrogen may react electrochemically in the fuel cell to generate electricity. The present invention also provides an arrangement that utilizes fuel cells to have a larger area of contact with the ambient air so as to eliminate use of fans and starting power devices and thus achieve a compact hydrogen canister fuel cell battery for use in products such as notebook computers and cellular phones.

Hydrogen canister fuel cell battery

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Hsinchu, Taiwan

Chien-Liang Lin