Mediatek Corporation

National Synchrotron Radiation Research Center

Pei-Yu Huang

Jih-Ming Hsu

Yun-Ching Li

Tai-Yu Chen

Chi-Wen Pan

Wei-Ting Wang

Sheng-Liang Kuo

Yao-Chang Lee

Chien-Yuan Lai

Chien-Tse Fang

Chih-Yuan Hsiao

I-Cheng Cheng

Tai-Hua Lu

Shu-Hsuan Chou

Ming Hsien Lee

Ching-Iue Chen

Chiao-Pin Fan

The present invention provides a method of dynamic thermal management applied to a portable device, wherein the method includes the steps of: obtaining a surface temperature of the portable device; obtaining a junction temperature of a chip of the portable device; and calculating an upper limit of the junction temperature according to the junction temperature and the surface temperature.

Method and apparatus of dynamic thermal management based on surface temperatures of portable device

The invention relates to a method for establishing an index for a given cancer grade. The method includes profiling glycan distribution pattern of a reference cancer cell sample; adsorbing the profiled reference cancer cell sample with adsorbents; measuring the amount of the adsorbents adhering onto the profiled reference cancer cell sample; and acquiring reference correlations between the glycan distribution pattern of the reference cancer cell sample and the amount of the adsorbents adhering onto the profiled reference cancer cell sample to form the index of the given cancer grade. An index for a given cancer grade and a method for grading cancer of a test cell sample are also provided.

Method for cancer grading

The surface temperature of a portable device is estimated. The portable device includes a sensor for detecting the internal temperature of the portable device. The portable device also includes circuitry for estimating the surface temperature, using the internal temperature and an ambient temperature of the portable device as input to a circuit model. The circuit model describes thermal behaviors of the portable device. The circuitry is operative to identify a scenario in which the portable device operates, and determine the ambient temperature using the scenario and at least the internal temperature.

Method and apparatus for surface and ambient temperature estimation for portable devices

Power and performance of a multi-core system is managed dynamically by adjusting power table indices at runtime. Runtime statistics is measured, when an application is executed on a first core of a first type at a first operating point (OPP) in a first time period, and on a second core of a second core type at a second OPP in a second time period. A controller estimates, based on the runtime statistics, a first pair of indices associated with a first OPP for the first core and a second pair of indices associated with a second OPP for the second core. During runtime, the controller incorporates the first pair of indices and the second pair of indices into power table indices; and determines, from the power table indices, selected indices associated with a selected OPP of a core of a selected core type for executing the application.

Runtime power table index adjustment for performance and power management

The surface temperature of a portable device is estimated. A sensor detects the internal temperature of the portable device. The internal temperature and an ambient temperature are used as input to a circuit model that describes thermal behaviors of the portable device. Dynamic thermal management may be performed based on the estimated surface temperature.

A method for detecting cancer uses a first detection reagent containing a first adsorbent, which is physically adsorbed by biomedical sample. The first adsorbent comprises a long-chain ester wax containing 16-46 carbon atoms or a long-chain alkane wax containing 21-30 carbon atoms and a concentration of the first adsorbent is between 5% to 10% w/w. The present invention could be widely applied for detecting various cancers based on the differential physisorption of adsorbent. The present invention can provide a method for rapidly and non-invasively detecting cancers.

Method for detecting cancer and reagents for use therein

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Pei-Yu Huang