Delta Electronics, Inc.

Chang Gung University

Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, Linkou

Chang Gung Medical Foundation Chang Gung Memorial Hospital at Keelung

Change Gung Medical Foundation Chang Gung Memorial Hospital at Keelung

Yi-Ming Wu

Yi-Chun Chen

Po-Hao Yu

Shir-Harn Yeh

Jiun-Jie Wang

Shu-Hang Ng

Yi-Hsin Weng

Wey-Yil Lin

Chin-Song Lu

Yao-Liang Chen

Wen-Chuin Hsu

Chia-Ling Chen

Sung-Han Lin

Jur-Shan Cheng

Chih-Chien Tsai

Yao-Hsien Shao

Yu-Kuan Lin

Shian-Min Tsai

Che-Ming Cheng

Mu-Hsien Chou

A cooling system includes a rotor structure, a first end plate and a second end plate. The rotor structure includes a silicon steel, magnets and a shaft. The first end plate is at a first end of the silicon steel, and the first end plate is recessed with a first-shaped oil groove and a second-shaped oil groove. The second end plate is at a second end of the silicon steel, and the second end plate is recessed with a first-shaped oil groove and a second-shaped oil groove. The first-shaped oil groove of the first end plate is connected to the second-shaped oil groove of the second end plate to form a first cooling path. The second-shaped oil groove of the first end plate is connected to the first-shaped oil groove of the second end plate to form a second cooling path.

Motor rotor cooling system

A method for predicting clinical severity of a neurological disorder includes steps of: a) identifying, according to a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) image of a brain, brain image regions each of which contains a respective portion of diffusion index values of a diffusion index, which results from image processing performed on the MRI image; b) for one of the brain image regions, calculating a characteristic parameter based on the respective portion of the diffusion index values; and c) calculating a severity score that represents the clinical severity of the neurological disorder of the brain based on the characteristic parameter of the one of the brain image regions via a prediction model associated with the neurological disorder.

Method for predicting clinical severity of a neurological disorder by magnetic resonance imaging

A motor stator includes a ring-shaped core defining a rotor accommodation space, a plurality of slots, a first hairpin conductor, a second hairpin conductor, and a temperature sensor. The slots are disposed in the core and arranged to surround the rotor accommodation space circumferentially. The slots extend radially from the rotor accommodation space. The core includes an insertion side and an extension side. The slots include a temperature sensor accommodation slot which, at the insertion side, has a radial length greater than a radial length of any other one of the slots. The first hairpin conductor is disposed in the temperature sensor accommodation slot distal to the rotor accommodation space. The second hairpin conductor is disposed in the temperature sensor accommodation slot, and the temperature sensor is disposed between the first and second hairpin conductors.

Motor stator having a temperature sensor disposed in an accommodation slot

A hairpin motor stator includes a stator core, a plurality of slots, a first hairpin wire and a temperature sensor. The stator core defines a rotor accommodating space. The slots are located on the stator core, and each slot extends in a radial direction from the rotor accommodating space. Each slot has a side opening adjacent to the rotor accommodating space. One of the slots is a temperature sensor accommodating slot. The first hairpin wire is located in the temperature sensor accommodating slot and proximal to the side opening of the temperature sensor accommodating slot. The temperature sensor is between the side opening of the temperature sensor accommodating slot and the first hairpin wire. The temperature sensor is larger than the side opening of the temperature sensor accommodating slot such that the temperature sensor is enclosed in the temperature sensor accommodating slot.

Motor and hairpin stator thereof

Disclosed herein is a method for diagnosing a neurological disorder based on at least one magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) image. The method includes identifying brain image regions that contain a respective portion of diffusion index values of at least one diffusion index. For each of the brain image regions, a characteristic parameter based on the respective portion of the diffusion index values is calculated. a diagnoses is then made for the brain using one of predetermined categories of the neurological disorder by performing classification on a combination of the characteristic parameters via a classifier.

Method for diagnosing neurological disorder by magnetic resonance imaging

An air-extracting type heat dissipating apparatus includes a frame, a fan body, a plurality of air-inhaling holes and a plurality of air-exhaling holes. The side portion of the frame has an accommodating space. The fan body is disposed in the frame and has a first side and a second side. The air-inhaling holes are disposed on the side portion of the frame in corresponding to the accommodating space. The air-exhaling holes are disposed on the frame and located on the second side. An air is inhaled into the accommodating space through the air-inhaling holes, and exhaled to the first side through the air-exhaling holes, and then it is exhaled to the second side by the fan body.

Air-extracting type heat dissipating apparatus

An airflow passage structure is applied to a fan. The airflow passage structure includes a sidewall and an airflow channel. The sidewall has uneven thickness. The airflow channel is defined by an inner surface of the sidewall, and includes a channel entrance and a channel exit. The channel exit is in communication with an airflow inlet of the fan. The diameter of the airflow channel is non-uniformly distributed.

Fan assembly and airflow passage structure thereof

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Yi-Ming Wu