Abstract:
A method and system are presented of automatically suggesting rules for data stored in a table, with the table comprising a plurality of columns. The table is profiled to identify a content type for each of one or more of the plurality of columns. A rule knowledge base is accessed to locate rules specified for identified content types. Then, one or more of the located rules specified for identified content types are presented as suggestions. Acceptance of one or more of the suggested rules is received from a user, and the received validations are stored in the rule knowledge base. The accepted rules are applied to data for quality detection and monitoring. Embodiments are also described where columns are suggested based on a given rule.
Abstract:
An integrated circuit (IC) comprises a rectifier/regulator circuit coupled to receive an ac source voltage and output a regulated dc voltage. The rectifier/regulator circuit includes first and second switching elements that provide charging current when enabled. The first and second switching elements do not provide charging current when disabled. A sensor circuit is coupled to sense the regulated dc voltage and generate a feedback control signal coupled to the rectifier/regulator circuit that enables the first and second switching elements when the regulated dc voltage is above a target voltage, and disables the first and second switching elements when the regulated dc voltage is below the target voltage.
Abstract:
In one embodiment, the method includes profiling a data file comprising one or more fields of data. The one or more fields of data contain an item of data; that is, a character, or group of characters that are related. Further, the method includes generating one or more profiling attributes based on profiling the data file. In an example, the one or more profiling attributes refer to profiling information relating to pattern, structure, content and format of data. Further, the method includes selecting at least one of the generated one or more profiling attributes and generating a validation rule based on the selected at least one profiling attribute.
Abstract:
A temperature independent reference circuit includes first and second bipolar transistors with commonly coupled bases. First and second resistors are coupled in series between the emitter of the second bipolar transistor and ground. The first and second resistors have first and second resistance values, R1 and R2, and third and second temperature coefficients, TC3 and TC2, respectively. The resistance values being such that a temperature coefficient of a difference between the base-emitter voltages of the first and second bipolar transistors, TC1, is substantially equal to TC2×(R2/(R1+R2))+TC3×(R1/(R1+R2)), resulting in a reference current flowing through each of the first and second bipolar transistors that is substantially constant over temperature. A third resistor coupled between a node and the collector of the second bipolar transistor has a value such that a reference voltage generated at the node is substantially constant over temperature.
Abstract:
A temperature independent reference circuit includes first and second bipolar transistors with commonly coupled bases. First and second resistors are coupled in series between the emitter of the second bipolar transistor and ground. The first and second resistors have first and second resistance values, R1 and R2, and third and second temperature coefficients, TC3 and TC2, respectively. The resistance values being such that a temperature coefficient of a difference between the base-emitter voltages of the first and second bipolar transistors, TC1, is substantially equal to TC2×(R2/(R1+R2))+TC3×(R1/(R1+R2)), resulting in a reference current flowing through each of the first and second bipolar transistors that is substantially constant over temperature. A third resistor coupled between a node and the collector of the second bipolar transistor has a value such that a reference voltage generated at the node is substantially constant over temperature.
Abstract:
A circuit to discharge a capacitance between input terminals of a power system is disclosed. An example circuit includes a control circuit coupled to an input of a power system. The control circuit is coupled to detect whether an electrical energy source is coupled to an input of the power system. A switch is also included and is coupled to the control circuit and to the input of the power system. The control circuit is coupled to drive the switch in a first operating mode when the electrical energy source is coupled to the input of the power system. The control circuit is coupled to drive the switch in a second operating mode when the electrical energy source is uncoupled from the input of the power system. A capacitance coupled between input terminals of the input of the power system is discharged through the switch to a threshold voltage in less than a maximum period of time from when the electrical power source is uncoupled from the input terminals of the power system.
Abstract:
An integrated circuit (IC) design, method and program product for reducing IC design power consumption. The IC is organized in circuit rows. Circuit rows may include a low voltage island powered by a low voltage (Vddl) supply and a high voltage island powered by a high voltage (Vddh) supply. Circuit elements including cells, latches and macros are placed with high or low voltage islands to minimize IC power while maintaining overall performance. Level converters may be placed with high voltage circuit elements.
Abstract:
A circuit generates control signals used in pulse width modulation. A square wave signal generator generates a square wave signal based on the value of a sawtooth signal. The sawtooth signal has a maximum voltage level and a minimum voltage level. The voltage level of the sawtooth signal is compared with a first voltage slightly above the minimum voltage level. When voltage of the sawtooth signal is increasing and reaches the first voltage, a rising edge of the square wave is generated. The voltage level of the sawtooth signal is also compared with a second voltage slightly below the maximum voltage level. When voltage of the sawtooth signal is increasing and reaches the second voltage, a falling edge of the square wave signal is generated.
Abstract:
In an example embodiment, a method of automatically generating data validation rules from data stored in a column of a table is provided. Outliers for the data are determined by analyzing a profiling statistic for the data, the profiling statistic having a type. Then it is determined if a predefined limit is exceeded, based on a quantity of the outliers determined for the data through the analysis of the profiling statistic. A data validation rule is then automatically generated based on non-outliers detected in the data through the analysis of the profiling statistic, the generated data validation rule also being based on the type of the profiling statistic. The data validation rule can then be applied to data subsequently entered for the column, causing at least a portion of the data subsequently entered for the column to be rejected.
Abstract:
An example circuit includes a regulator circuit coupled to first and second nodes. A capacitance circuit and a slew rate control circuit are coupled between the first and second nodes. The regulator circuit is coupled to charge a capacitance of the capacitance circuit with a charge current. The slew rate control circuit is coupled to control a change in voltage over change in time between the first and second nodes during a power up mode of the circuit. The slew rate control circuit further includes a switch and a resistor. The slew rate control circuit is coupled to switch the switch in response to a voltage between the first and second nodes. A voltage drop across the resistor is limited to a base-emitter voltage drop of a transistor coupled between the first and second nodes to set the change in voltage over change in time.