Lattice Semiconductor Corporation

Shanghai Jiao Tong University

International Business Machines Corporation

Huawei Technologies Co., Limited

Datamax-O'neil Corporation

Yu Sun

Wei Han

Fulong Zhang

Srirama Chandra

Sreepada Hegade

Joel Coplen

Ming Xia

Hong Jiang

Jia Yan

Leiming Zhang

Shengyue Dou

Zhan Peng Huo

Zhongfeng Li

Tiecheng Qu

Hyung Kim

Yi Qin

Dongdong Wang

Da Long Wang

Hong Yi Zhang

Minying Du

Systems and methods for provisioning secure programmable logic devices (PLDs) are disclosed. An example secure PLD provisioning system includes an external system comprising a processor and a memory and configured to be coupled to a secure PLD through a configuration input/output (I/O) of the secure PLD. The external system is configured to generate a locked PLD comprising the secure PLD based, at least in part, on a request from a secure PLD customer, wherein the request from the secure PLD customer comprises a customer public key; and to provide a secured unlock package for the locked secure PLD. The external system may also be configured to provide an authenticatable key manifest comprising a customer programming key token and a corresponding programming public key associated with the locked secure PLD, wherein the authenticatable key manifest is signed using a programming private key generated by the locked secure PLD.

Key provisioning systems and methods for programmable logic devices

Systems and methods for secure booting of secure programmable logic devices (PLDs) are disclosed. An example system includes a secure PLD including programmable logic blocks (PLBs) arranged in a PLD fabric of the secure PLD, and a configuration engine configured to program the PLD fabric according to a configuration image stored in a non-volatile memory (NVM) of the secure PLD and/or coupled through a configuration input/output (I/O) of the secure PLD to the configuration engine. The secure PLD is configured to retrieve a pre-authentication status associated with the configuration image from the NVM, determine or verify the retrieved pre-authentication status associated with the configuration image includes a valid status, and boot the PLD fabric of the secure PLD using the configuration image.

Secure boot systems and methods for programmable logic devices

A computer implemented method manages an image. A number of processor units identifies a set of base files in a set of image layers for a candidate file in a container layer in response to a request to create a new image with the candidate file. The number of processor units identifies delta data between the candidate file and the set of base files. The number of processor units creates the new image with a new top image layer using the delta data identified for the candidate file in the container layer. According to other illustrative embodiments, a computer system, and a computer program product for managing an image are provided. As a result, the illustrative embodiments provide a technical effect of reducing the size of images and reducing storage space used to store the images.

Controlling layers in container images to reduce redundant content between layers

Systems and methods for failure characterization of secure programmable logic devices (PLDs) are disclosed. An example system includes a secure PLD including programmable logic blocks (PLBs) arranged in PLD fabric of the secure PLD, and a configuration engine configured to program the PLD fabric according to a configuration image stored in non-volatile memory (NVM) of the secure PLD and/or coupled through a configuration input/output (I/O) of the secure PLD. The secure PLD is configured to receive a failure characterization (FC) command from the PLD fabric or an external system coupled to the secure PLD through the configuration I/O, and to execute the FC command to, at least in part, erase and/or nullify portions of the NVM. The secure PLD may also be configured to boot a debug configuration for the PLD fabric that identifies and/or characterizes operational failures of the secure PLD.

Failure characterization systems and methods for erasing and debugging programmable logic devices

Systems and methods for asset management for secure programmable logic devices (PLDs) are disclosed. An example system includes a secure PLD including programmable logic blocks (PLBs) arranged in PLD fabric of the secure PLD, and a configuration engine configured to program the PLD fabric according to a configuration image stored in non-volatile memory (NVM) of the secure PLD and/or coupled through a configuration input/output (I/O) of the secure PLD. The secure PLD is configured to receive a secure PLD asset access request from the PLD fabric or an external system coupled to the secure PLD through the configuration I/O, and to perform a secure PLD asset update process corresponding to the secure PLD asset access request, where the performing the asset update process is based on a lock status associated with a secure PLD asset corresponding to the secure PLD asset access request.

Asset management systems and methods for programmable logic devices

Embodiments of the present invention disclose a reference signal transmission method, including: sending, by a terminal, a first reference signal and a second reference signal; and correspondingly, receiving, by a network device, the first reference signal and the second reference signal, where the first reference signal is mapped to a plurality of symbols and is used for estimation of channel state information, the second reference signal is mapped to at least two of the plurality of symbols and is used for phase tracking, and a subcarrier to which the second reference signal is mapped on one of the at least two symbols has a same frequency-domain location as a subcarrier to which the second reference signal is mapped on the rest of the at least two symbols. With the foregoing solution, accuracy of channel state information estimation can be improved.

Reference signal transmission method, apparatus, and system

The present invention discloses an auxiliary visible light rod for multisource end-expiratory COmonitoring. The auxiliary visible light rod comprises a handle, a pump body, a medicine compartment, a rod body and a bracket. The handle is separately connected with the medicine compartment, the pump body and the rod body, and one end of the rod body is connected with a rod head. A lamp and an atomizing head are arranged in the rod head. A circuit tube is connected with the external wall of the rod body, one end of the circuit tube is connected with a display screen, and the other end of the circuit tube is connected with a camera in the rod head. The bracket sleeves the rod body and is fixed to the outer side of an oral cavity or a chin of a patient, and thus the stability of the rod body is improved.

Auxiliary visible light rod for multisource end-expiratory COmonitoring

An end-expiratory COguided tracheal intubation apparatus includes: an intubation tube, an end-expiratory COcatheter, a suction tube, an airbag and an inflation tube. The end-expiratory COcatheter partially penetrates the sidewall of the intubation tube, one end of the end-expiratory COcatheter extends beyond an end of the intubation tube, and the other end is connected to an end-expiratory COsensor, the suction tube partially penetrates a sidewall of the intubation tube, one end of the liquid suction tube extends beyond an end of the intubation tube, the other end is connected to an air pump, the airbag sleeves the outer wall of the intubation tube, the inflation tube partially penetrates the sidewall of the intubation tube, one end thereof is connected to the airbag, and the other end is connected to the air supply device.

End-expiratory COguided tracheal intubation device

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