Abstract:
A device and method for a full-duplex transceiver is disclosed. The transceiver includes a transmitter DAC coupled to a transmission channel. The transmit DAC converting a digital transmission signal into an analog transmission signal. The transceiver further includes a receiver connected to the transmission channel. The receiver receives a desired signal and an echo signal, in which the echo signal includes at least a portion of the analog transmission signal. The receiver includes a receiver ADC, a programmable delay line for adjustably delaying a clock signal of the ADC, and a receiver processing circuit for adjusting the delay of the clock signal based at least in part upon the echo signal.
Abstract:
The present subject matter relates to a road information exchange system (100). The road information exchange system (100) comprises a plurality of Guided Autonomous Information Network (GAIN) units (102) installed on a road. Each GAIN unit (102) communicates with another GAIN unit (102) of the plurality of GAIN units (102) to divide the road into virtual lanes by formation of microgrids and further communicates with a vehicle passing through the road information exchange system (100).
Abstract:
A voice communication system (100) is described. The voice communication system (100) may include an audio engine (112) and a mapping engine (114). The audio engine (112) may cancel ambient noise from a plurality of acoustic signals, to obtain a first set of signals. Further, the audio engine (112) may determine a number of acoustic signals in the first set of acoustic signals and a number of sound sources pertaining to the first set of acoustic signals. The mapping engine (114) may suppress noise from each of the first set of acoustic signals to obtain a noise free set of acoustic signals. In addition, the mapping engine (114) may identify a primary acoustic signal from amongst the noise free set of acoustic signals by mapping each noise free acoustic signal to a corresponding sound source.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to novel substituted 4-arylthiazoles, their preparation, and to their use as therapeutic agents, particularly in the prevention or treatment of tuberculosis. The resent invention articularl relates to com ounds of formula A:
Abstract:
A multi-well plate (1) for a biological assay comprising a plate frame (4) attached to a support substrate (7) through a gasket (5) wherein the plate frame (4) defines side walls for a plurality of wells (2) and the gasket (5) comprises a plurality of holes (6), whereby the holes (6) of the gasket (5) are substantially aligned with the wells (2) defined by the plate frame (4) such that the support substrate (7) forms a base for the wells (2) and wherein the side walls of the wells (2) comprise an absorbed layer of blocking agent. The substrate (7) may comprise functional surface amine groups for binding to a protein.
Abstract:
A device and method for a full-duplex transceiver is disclosed. The transceiver includes a transmitter DAC coupled to a transmission channel. The transmit DAC converting a digital transmission signal into an analog transmission signal. The transceiver further includes a receiver connected to the transmission channel. The receiver receives a desired signal and an echo signal, in which the echo signal includes at least a portion of the analog transmission signal. The receiver includes a receiver ADC, a programmable delay line for adjustably delaying a clock signal of the ADC, and a receiver processing circuit for adjusting the delay of the clock signal based at least in part upon the echo signal.
Abstract:
Techniques of thermoelectric power generation are described. In an example, a power generation system (100) may include a thermoelectric unit (102), a DC booster (104) and a supercapacitor unit (106). The thermoelectric unit (102) may generate electivity using heat, such as heat obtained from human body. The DC booster (104) may step up the voltage generated by the thermoelectric unit (102). The supercapacitor unit (106) may store electrical energy generated by the thermoelectric unit (102) and start discharging after a threshold level. The power generation system may be implemented to power a wearable device (304), such as fitness tracker and smartwatch.
Abstract:
The present subject matter relates to an aerial vehicle (100). The aerial vehicle (100) comprises a main body (102) having at least one suction motor (104) to suck-in atmospheric air, to amplify the sucked air and to eject the amplified air. The aerial vehicle (100) comprises at least two exhaust ducts (106) coupled to the at least one suction motor (104), through which the air sucked-in from the at least one suction motor (104) passes and by which said air is ejected through an opening of the at least two air pressure boosters (106). The air ejection is modulated between the at least two air pressure boosters for creating a differential thrust for manoeuvring of the aerial vehicle (100).
Abstract:
A portable container (100, 200) includes an insulative body (102) to hold a food item. The insulative body (102) may include an inner wall and an outer wall. Further, the portable container (100, 200) includes a temperature regulator (110) disposed between the inner wall and the outer wall of the insulative body (102). The portable container (100, 200) also includes a plurality of temperature sensors (202) disposed within the inner wall of the insulative body (102). The plurality of temperature sensors (202) being operably coupled to the temperature regulator (110). Further, the portable container (100, 200) includes a controller (210) communicatively coupled to the temperature regulator (110) to regulate the temperature of the food item based on a user input.
Abstract:
Examples of a portable container (100, 200) are described herein. The portable container (100, 200) includes an insulative body (102) to hold a food item. The insulative body (102) may include an inner wall and an outer wall. Further, the portable container (100, 200) includes a temperature regulator (110) disposed between the inner wall and the outer wall of the insulative body (102). The portable container (100, 200) also includes a plurality of temperature sensors (202) disposed within the inner wall of the insulative body (102). The plurality of temperature sensors (202) being operably coupled to the temperature regulator (110). Further, the portable container (100, 200) includes a controller (210) communicatively coupled to the temperature regulator (110) to regulate the temperature of the food item based on a user input.