Abstract:
A system for maintaining a substantially constant display white point over an extended period of operation of a color display formed by an array of multiple pixels in which each of the pixels includes multiple subpixels having different colors, and each of the subpixels includes a light emissive device. The display is generated by energizing the subpixels of successively selected pixels, and the color of each selected pixel is controlled by the relatives levels of energization of the subpixels in the selected pixel. The degradation behavior of the subpixels in each pixel is determined, and the relative levels of energization of the subpixels in each pixel are adjusted to adjust the brightness shares of the subpixels to compensate for the degradation behavior of the subpixels. The brightness shares are preferably adjusted to maintain a substantially constant display white point.
Abstract:
In one embodiment, a technique determines whether configured logical bandwidth allotments for logical channels are supported by maximum available physical bandwidths of physical channels assigned to those logical channels. The technique establishes a bandwidth-constraint directed acyclic graph (DAG) or “BCD” based on novel relationship rules between vertexes of the BCD that represent logical channels or unions of logical channels as well as the underlying physical channels and their maximum available bandwidth constraints. Once the BCD is established, the vertexes of the BCD may be traversed (e.g., from in-neighbor vertexes to out-neighbor vertexes) to determine whether their constraints are met.
Abstract:
An inspection system (10) for three dimensional inspection of minute objects (11) on a substrate (12), the system comprising: a calibration module (20) to calibrate an inspection angle (30) for capturing an oblique image of the objects, the calibration of the inspection angle being performed by using one object as a reference; at least one image capturer (23) to capture a first image of the objects, and to capture an oblique image of the objects; and an image processor (24) to determine the position of the objects using the first image, and the height of the objects using the oblique image and the first image; wherein if the height of an object is not within a predetermined criteria it is classified as defective and the position of the defective object is identified.
Abstract:
A method of dynamically imaging, calibrating and measuring bump height and coplanarity of a plurality of bumps on a surface is disclosed. The method includes illuminating the plurality of bumps with multispectral light from at least one light source, and receiving light of a first wavelength at an imaging device such that a top view image of at least a portion of the plurality of bumps is captured. The light of the first wavelength is reflected off the plurality of bumps at a first angle from the surface. Light of a second wavelength is received at the imaging device such that at least one oblique side view image of at least a portion of the plurality of bumps is captured. The light of the second wavelength is reflected off the plurality of bumps at a second angle from the surface. The captured images are processed to determine absolute bump height and coplanarity. A corresponding apparatus is also disclosed.
Abstract:
A freeway routing system that connects interface groups in said field programmable gate array. The freeway system has a first set of routing conductors configured to transfer signals to the input ports of at least one interface group in a first tile of the field programmable gate array and configured to transfer signals from the output ports of other tiles in the field programmable gate array. The first set of conductors include vertical conductors that form intersections horizontal conductors and programmable interconnect elements located at the intersections of the vertical conductors and horizontal conductors in a diagonal orientation to connect each of horizontal conductors to one of the vertical conductors.
Abstract:
An inter-tile buffering system for a field programmable gate array (FPGA) comprising a plurality of FPGA tiles arranged in rows and columns. Each file comprises a plurality of functional and interface groups and a primary routing structure, which is coupled to the functional and interface groups and is configured to receive and route primary output signals within at least one FPGA tile, and provide primary input signals to the functional and interface groups. Each functional group is configured to receive input signals, perform logic operations, and generate output signals and is configured to transfer signals from the routing structure to outside of at least one FPGA file, and includes a plurality of input multiplexers configured to select signals received from outside at least one FPGA tile and provide signals to the routing structure inside at least one FPGA tile.
Abstract:
An inter-tile buffering system for a field programmable gate array (FPGA) comprising a plurality of FPGA tiles arranged in rows and columns. Each file comprises a plurality of functional and interface groups and a primary routing structure, which is coupled to the functional and interface groups and is configured to receive and route primary output signals within at least one FPGA tile, and provide primary input signals to the functional and interface groups. Each functional group is configured to receive input signals, perform logic operations, and generate output signals and is configured to transfer signals from the routing structure to outside of at least one FPGA file, and includes a plurality of input multiplexers configured to select signals received from outside at least one FPGA tile and provide signals to the routing structure inside at least one FPGA tile.
Abstract:
In a process and apparatus for determining grading parameters of a carcass, the outline of an image of the carcass is traced and reference points representing anatomical features of the carcass are identified. Second reference points being located at pre-determined positions relative to the first reference points are then identified. The carcass image is divided into a plurality of sections, the boundaries of each section being determined as a function of the position of the first and second reference points, and the area of each section is determined. A grading parameter predictive equation is determined wherein the grading parameter is included as a dependent variable, and at least one area of a carcass image section is included as an independent variable. Solving the predictive equation provides a value for the grading parameter of the carcass. Other measurements which can be obtained from the carcass image and used as independent variables in predictive equations include distances from dorsal and ventral regions of the carcass image outline to a carcass mid-line, carcass widths, angular measurements between reference points, and measurements of curvature of the carcass image outline. Improved rib eye tracing techniques permit accurate measurement of rib eye parameters. The measured rib eye parameters may be used to determine a quality grade for the carcass or as independent variables in a carcass grading parameter predictive equation, alone, or in conjunction with measurements taken from the carcass image.
Abstract:
The invention relates to an anti-blocking seawater desalination device based on graphene filtering, comprising heating device, solar heat-collecting device, fresh water condensation heat-exchange device and thermal-expansion and cold-shrinkage control valve mechanism; the heating device can fully heat and distill seawater, the sprayed seawater is distilled by graphene heat-conduction layers to improve the distillation efficiency and avoiding blocking; the distilled water vapor enters into fresh water condensation heat-exchange device to exchange heat with seawater, increasing the seawater temperature, making full use of the heat in water vapor, and increasing water vapor condensation speed; the distilled concentrated seawater enters into the thermal-expansion and cold-shrinkage control valve mechanism, the flow of seawater entering into the heating device is controlled by the concentrated seawater temperature, when the temperature is too high, the flow of the seawater entering into the heating device increases, and when the temperature is too low, the flow decreases.
Abstract:
This application generally relates to the field of methods, systems and compositions for addressing diseases associated with apoptotic cell death, including autoimmune diseases and inflammatory diseases, and more particularly to such methods, systems and compositions that use antibodies having binding specificity to PKM2.