Yizhou Wang

Title: Yizhou Wang and Time-Critical Processing in Non-Real-Time Systems.

Introduction

Yizhou Wang is an inventor associated with Shanghai, China, and Schneider Electric Industries SAS. His patent work addresses how time-critical processing can be carried out within a non-real-time operating system.

Latest Patents

The provided information lists one patent for Wang: “Method and Device for Executing a Time-Critical Process in a Non-Real-Time Operating System.” The invention describes capturing and analyzing messages to identify sample value messages associated with time-critical processing. When such a message is identified, its data unit is written to a first buffer and preprocessed by arranging and combining its bytes so the sample value appears at a specific position. Once the first buffer contains a predetermined number of preprocessed data units, those units are transferred to a second buffer while a dedicated real-time thread is triggered. The time-critical processing is then performed by reading the preprocessed data from the second buffer. Wang is credited with 1 patent in the supplied data.

Career Highlights

Wang’s listed invention focuses on coordinating message capture, data preparation, buffering, and real-time thread execution. This approach is intended to support time-critical operations while using a non-real-time operating system. The supplied information associates him with Schneider Electric Industries SAS.

Collaborations

Jing Zhou is identified as Wang’s coworker in the provided information. No further details about their collaboration or shared patent work were supplied.

Conclusion

Yizhou Wang’s listed patent presents a method for handling sample value messages and executing time-critical processing in a non-real-time operating system.