Analog Devices Global

Intel Corporation

Ge Precision Healthcare LLC

Honeywell International Inc.

Invensense, Inc.

General Electric Company

Analog Devices,inc.

Chinese Academy of Sciences

Mediatek Singapore Pte. Ltd.

Tyco Electronics (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.

Chia Tai Tianqing Pharmaceutical Group Co., Ltd.

Shanghai Juyou Smart Intelligence Technology Co., Ltd

Analog Devices Global Unlimited Company

Shanghai Microport Medical (Group) Co., Ltd.

China Tobacco Hubei Industrial Corporation Limited

Dan Li

Yang Pan

Zhiming Li

Jian Li

I-Kang Fu

Wei Huang

Hui Shen

Yu Wang

Jinhua Ni

Hui Hui

Boon-Lock Yeo

Charles Z Ding

Raghu Shamasundar

Jia Tao Li

Hong Tao Liu

Jiang Wang

Xiquan Zhang

Hualiang Jiang

Zhao Xia Jin

Shiang-Jiun Lin

Kalimulla Khan

Hui Chen

Minerva M Yeung

Kaixian Chen

Yi Chen Zhong

Ramkumar Rajendran

Qiyi Luo

Jiankun Zhou

Fei Liu

Yikun Chen

Huachen Liu

Jingya Li

Zhongxi Huang

Tengfei Deng

Qingyan Liu

Qi Jose Wang

Chiah Huei Mian

Jia Zhao

Hao Ding

Bin Ni

Fly Wang

Yuanjin Li

Xiaobing Yan

Ning Qin

Xuancheng Zhu

Jialin Zhang

Jinlong Li

Xing Tang

Huei Mian Chiah

Hongjun Li

Jia Li

Joonyeon Kim

Xueqin Wang

Elly Lee

Chris Press

Duncan Trevor Wilson

Yibing Wang

Daiqiong Zhang

Visakh Sivadasan

Yingzhong Yao

Fan Qi

Bing Liu

Hong Liu

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The present disclosure proposes schemes, techniques, designs and methods pertaining to timing handling for integration of terrestrial network (TN) and non-terrestrial network (NTN) communications. Communications between a user equipment (UE) and a TN node and communications between the UE and an NTN node are established. The UE compensates for a first propagation delay in the communications between the UE and the NTN node, and the UE is able to obtain a second propagation delay between the UE and the NTN node.

Methods and apparatus of timing handling for integration of terrestrial network and non-terrestrial network communications

Display screen or portion thereof with graphical user interface

The present application provides an image sensor, a global shutter control method and a computer storage medium. The image sensor includes a pixel array, where the pixel array includes a plurality of columns of pixels, or the pixel array includes a plurality of groups of sub-pixel arrays, each group of sub-pixel arrays including a plurality of columns/rows of pixels; and a processor module which triggers the pixel array on the basis of an instruction. According to the control method, consistency of an average delay of the columns/rows or groups in the pixel array is achieved by dynamic averaging. In addition, the consistency cannot be affected by external conditions such as a process, a power supply or the temperature. A high instantaneous current caused by using a global shutter manner is avoided, and at the same time, there is no need for a digital processor to perform column-by-column or row-by-row correction at a back end after exposure is not required, so as to reduce hardware cost and test cost.

Image sensor, global shutter control method and computer storage medium

An air nozzle includes a main body having a compressed air passageway to allow a compressed air to flow therethrough and a compensation air passageway in communication with the compressed air passageway. An external air is sucked into the compressed air passageway through the compensation air passageway and ejected together with the compressed air when the compressed air flows through the compressed air passageway.

Air nozzle and method for manufacturing the same

A joint-decision making system for a vehicle operator and a dispatcher is disclosed, comprising: a vehicle operator engine implemented on a vehicle system configured to: detect a trigger event condition; retrieve vehicle information relevant to the event trigger condition; receive additional information relevant to the event trigger condition; generate a suggested response based on the trigger event condition, retrieved vehicle information, and received additional information; display the suggested response on a graphical user interface of the vehicle operator engine; and transmit the trigger event condition, vehicle information, and suggested response to a dispatcher engine; and the dispatcher engine implemented on a ground system configured to: receive the event trigger condition, vehicle information, and suggested response from the vehicle operator engine; retrieve the additional information relevant to the event trigger condition; and display the suggested response on a graphical user interface of the dispatcher engine.

Systems and methods for vehicle operator and dispatcher interfacing

Display screen with graphical user interface

Provided are a crystal and salt of an m-dihydroxybenzene derivative represented by formula (I), a manufacturing method thereof, and an application of the crystal in preparing a pharmaceutical product for treating a HSP90-mediated disease. 

M-dihydroxybenzene derivative crystal and salt, and manufacturing method thereof

C, O-spiro aryl glycoside compounds are provided. Specifically provided are C, O-spiro aryl glycoside compounds represented by the formula (I), wherein the definitions of each variable group are described in the specification. Also provided are methods of preparing and using the C, O-spiro aryl glycoside compounds. The C, O-spiro aryl glycoside compounds can be used as SGLT2 inhibitors and for treating diseases, such as diabetes, atherosclerosis, and adiposity. 

C,O-spiro aryl glycoside compounds, preparation therefor and use thereof

Systems and techniques for communicating data as a function of frequency are presented. In an implementation, a system includes a microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) sensor, a digital signal processor and a frequency detection circuit. The digital signal processor is coupled to the MEMS sensor. The frequency detection circuit receives data encoded as a function of frequency from the digital signal processor via a clock communication channel.

Data communication based on frequency

A power stage to generate an output voltage at one of a high reference voltage, an intermediate reference voltage and a low reference voltage, including a first switch stage connecting the output terminal to the high reference voltage, comprising a pair of transistors connected in series along their source-to-drain paths, a first transistor coupled to the output terminal and having its gate biased at the intermediate voltage, a second transistor having a gate that receives a first stage control signal that varies between the high reference voltage and the intermediate reference voltage, a second switch stage connecting the output terminal to the intermediate reference voltage, having a gate that receives a second stage control signal that varies among the high reference voltage, intermediate reference voltage and low reference voltage, a third switch stage connecting the output terminal to the low reference voltage, having a pair of transistors connected in series along their source-to-drain paths, a first transistor coupled to the output terminal and having its gate biased at the intermediate voltage, a second transistor having a gate that receives a third stage control signal that varies between the intermediate reference voltage and the low reference voltage.

Multi-level output cascode power stage

A throat microphone may include one or more transducers that are in contact with the skin in the region of the larynx of person, and may provide a vibration signal to a processing unit. The vibration signal may also include energy and information relating to secondary physiological phenomena such as breathing and heartbeat, in addition to the desired sonic signal. The processing unit may utilize information relating to the secondary physiological phenomena to control a filter that outputs the desired sonic signal.

Interference cancellation for throat microphone

Automotive head-up display

In certain applications, differential amplifiers with infinite common mode rejection ratios are desirable. However, resistance mismatches due to imperfections in the manufacturing create finite common mode rejection ratio in differential amplifiers degrading their performance. Disclosed are apparatus and method for improving the common mode rejection ratio of practical differential amplifiers.

Apparatus and methods for improving common mode rejection ratio

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Dan Li