Gm Global Technolgoy Operations, Inc.

Mediatek Singapore Pte. Ltd.

Shanghai Kerun Phosphor Technology Co., Ltd.

Yang Guo

Anil Kumar Sachdev

Lei Chen

Fei Xu

Qi Lu

Ming Liu

Yan Zheng

Shufan Geng

Suwen Guo

Mingjun Xu

Lihua Quan

Jinshui Zhou

Ruijun Zhang

Yaochao Liu

Zhilei Yuan

Kerui Li

Bangzuan He

Kaiyan Zheng

Hongzhi Wang

Chengyi Hou

A method for a beam reporting for a communication apparatus, comprising: receiving a plurality of reference signals (RSs) from a wireless network; taking a measurement on the plurality of RSs, to generate a measurement result; performing a sorting on a plurality of beams according to the measurement result, to generate a plurality of sorted beams; detecting a risk of a ping-pong of beam to be reported according to the plurality of sorted beams to generate a risk result, when each measurement is done; and reporting at least one of the plurality of sorted beams to the wireless network according to the risk result.

Beam reporting method and related communication apparatus

A flexible electroluminescent fiber for embroidery sequentially includes: metal core wires, a light-emitting layer, a transparent conductive layer, a filament, and a protective paint, wherein a quantity of the metal core wires is an even number, and the metal core wires are pasted together before being wrapped by the light-emitting layer; the light-emitting layer is coated with the transparent conductive layer; the protective paint and the filament are exterior to the transparent conductive layer; the metal core wires emit light through energizing; a diameter of the electroluminescent fiber is 0.1-0.3 mm, and a 20-36V safe voltage is applied for emitting light. The flexible electroluminescent fiber of the present invention has sufficient tensile force, and smooth and soft surface. Appearance and hand feeling of the present invention are the same as those of clothing textile fibers.

Flexible electroluminescent fiber for embroidery

A steel alloy workpiece and a method for making a press-hardened steel (PHS) component using the steel alloy workpiece is provided. The steel alloy workpiece includes between about 1.0 and 5.0 weight percent chromium, between about 0.5 and 2.0 weight percent silicon, and a surface having a predetermined imprinted pattern. The imprinted pattern includes one of a plurality of overlapping nested sinusoidal waves and a honey-comb pattern, and ascribes a surface roughness of between about 1.0 microns and 2.5 microns. The method includes providing the steel alloy workpiece, heating the workpieces at a predetermined time and temperature, hot stamping the workpieces into the PHS component, quenching the PHS component at a predetermined quench rate, and e-coating the PHS component. The e-coating is applied directly onto the surface of the PHS component.

Steel alloy workpiece and a method for making a press-hardened steel alloy component

Magnesium-aluminum corrosion-resistant alloys are provided and include magnesium, aluminum, germanium, small amounts of cathodic reaction active site impurities such as iron, copper, nickel, and cobalt, manganese, and optionally tin. The alloy can include up to about 0.75% germanium, at least about 2.5% aluminum, up to about 2.25% tin, at most 0.0055% iron impurities, and at most 0.125% silicon impurities. The ratio of germanium to iron can be less than 150. The ratio of manganese to iron can be at least 75. The alloy can comprise one or more intermetallic complexes, including magnesium-germanium, magnesium-aluminum, and aluminum-manganese intermetallic complexes.

Corrosion-resistant magnesium-aluminum alloys including germanium

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