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I-Hsiang Chen, Hsin-Chu TW
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20130127798 | DRIVING METHOD FOR DISPLAY PANEL BY DIVIDING SCAN LINES INTO GROUPS AND ADJUSTING SCAN SEQUENCES - A driving method for a display panel is provided. The display panel includes a plurality of data lines, a plurality of scan lines, and a plurality of pixel units coupled to the data lines and the scan lines. The data lines are arranged to input an image data to the pixel units. The scan lines have groups of scan lines, and pixel units coupled to each group of scan lines are coupled to the same data line. The driving method includes: during a first and a second frame, scanning the scan lines one by one in a first and a second scan sequence to enable the pixel units, respectively, wherein the second scan sequence is different from the first scan sequence, and the scan sequence of each group of scan lines in the first scan sequence is different from that in the second scan sequence. | 05-23-2013 |
I-Hsiang Huang, Taipei City TW
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20130173685 | METHOD FOR MANAGING INTERNET PROTOCOL ADDRESSES IN NETWORK - A method for managing Internet protocol (IP) addresses in a network is provided. IP addresses are assigned to a plurality of virtual machines of servers in the network according to media access control (MAC) addresses of the virtual machines, and IP addresses are assigned to the servers according to MAC addresses of the servers. An active server and the virtual machines thereof respectively record the assigned IP addresses thereof in a recording unit. Then, the assigned IP addresses recorded by the recording unit are transmitted to a storage module in the network. Accordingly, the IP addresses assigned to the servers and the virtual machines could be handled properly in the network, and the servers and the virtual machines could be remotely controlled according to the IP addresses recorded in the storage module. | 07-04-2013 |
I-Hsiang Huang, Taipei TW
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20130067071 | METHOD AND POWER-SAVING CONTROL DEVICE FOR CONTROLLING OPERATIONS OF COMPUTING UNITS - A method and a power-saving control device for controlling operations of a plurality of computing units are provided. The method includes pre-estimating network service demands for the computing units within a next period. The method further includes: before the next period, calculating a first number and a second number of the computing units which are expected to be respectively in a busy state and a standby state within the next period according to the pre-estimated network service demands. The method further includes controlling the computing units such that the numbers of the computing units which are in the busy state and the standby state within the next period are respectively equal to the first number and the second number. | 03-14-2013 |
I-Hsiang Lin, Taipei TW
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20130128464 | RISER CARD - A riser card for connecting at least one high-speed signal card to a mainboard is provided. The high-speed signal card includes a first connecting portion and a second connecting portion. The riser card includes a circuit board, a plurality of slots, a connection terminal, a power supply module, and a supporting board. The slots include a first slot and a second slot disposed spaced apart on a first surface of the circuit board and connected to the first connecting portion and the second connecting portion respectively of the high-speed signal card. The connection terminal connects to the mainboard. The power supply module is fixed to a second surface of the circuit board by using the supporting board and supplies power to the high-speed signal card via the circuit board, so that the high-speed signal card is able to exchange data with the mainboard via the riser card. | 05-23-2013 |
I-Hsiang Lin, Hsinchu TW
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20110263071 | Process for impregnating photosensitizing dye onto conductive substrate of photoanode - The present invention provides a process for preparing a photoanode of a dye-sensitized solar cell (DSSC) by pressure swing impregnation, which includes impregnating a metal oxide layer on a conductive substrate in a photosensitizing dye solution in a vessel; introducing a pressurized inert gas into the vessel to maintain a first pressure therein for a period of time, wherein the first pressure can be lower or higher than the critical pressure of the inert gas and the solution is expanded by the inert gas; further pressurizing the vessel with the inert gas and maintaining at a second pressure higher than the first pressure for a period of time, wherein the inert gas becomes sub-critical or supercritical fluid and dissolves more in the solution, creating an anti-solvent effect, so that the photosensitizing dye further deposits onto the metal oxide layer due to the anti-solvent effect. | 10-27-2011 |
I-Hsiang Lin, Los Altos, CA US
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20120077453 | REDUCING NON-LINEARITIES IN A DIFFERENTIAL RECEIVER PATH PRIOR TO A MIXER USING CALIBRATION - A receiver for a wireless device is described. The receiver includes a low noise amplifier that includes differential inputs. The receiver also includes a mixer coupled to the low noise amplifier. The receiver further includes second-order intermodulation reduction circuitry coupled to a stage subsequent to the low noise amplifier. The second-order intermodulation reduction circuitry provides a biasing of the differential inputs. | 03-29-2012 |
20120326792 | SYSTEMATIC INTERMODULATION DISTORTION CALIBRATION FOR A DIFFERENTIAL LNA - Systematic IM2 calibration for a differential LNA is disclosed. In an aspect, an apparatus includes an amplifier configured to output an amplified signal having a level of systematic pre-mixer IM2 distortion, a detector configured to detect the level of the systematic pre-mixer IM2 distortion in the amplified signal, and a bias signal generator configured to generate at least one bias signal configured to adjust the amplifier to reduce the level of the systematic pre-mixer IM2 distortion. | 12-27-2012 |
20130003783 | GLOBAL NAVIGATION SATELLITE SYSTEM RECEIVER WITH FILTER BYPASS MODE FOR IMPROVED SENSITIVITY - A global navigation satellite system receiver with filter bypass mode for improved sensitivity is disclosed. In an aspect, an apparatus is provided that includes a non-bypass signal path coupled to a receiver, the non-bypass signal path comprising a filter. The apparatus also includes a bypass signal path coupled to the receiver, the bypass signal path configure to bypass the filter, and a switch to couple an antenna to the non-bypass signal path during time intervals when signals transmitted by an unrelated local transmitter are transmitted with a signal power that exceeds a selected threshold, and to couple the antenna to the bypass signal path during other time intervals. | 01-03-2013 |
20140162570 | RFIC CONFIGURATION FOR REDUCED ANTENNA TRACE LOSS - An RFIC configuration for reduced antenna trace loss is disclosed. In an exemplary embodiment, an apparatus includes a primary RFIC and a secondary RFIC that is configured to receive analog signals from at least two antennas. The secondary RFIC is configured to process selected analog signals received from at least one antenna to generate an analog output that is input to the primary RFIC. | 06-12-2014 |
I-Hsiang Wang, Kaohsiung City TW
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20120267572 | PHOTOLUMINESCENT ORGANIC MATERIAL - A compound of formula (I) is disclosed: | 10-25-2012 |
I-Hsiang Wang, Berkeley, CA US
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20100067591 | EFFICIENTLY IDENTIFYING SYSTEM WAVEFORM IN UPLINK TRANSMISSION - Systems and methodologies are described that facilitate indicating a type of waveform utilized for uplink transmission in a wireless communication environment. An access terminal can select a type of waveform from a set of possible waveform types. Moreover, a reference signal can be generated based upon the selected type of waveform. For instance, a sequence employed to yield the reference signal can be generated and/or chosen as a function of the selected type of waveform. According to another illustration, a tone location and/or a symbol location of the reference signal can be based upon the selected type of waveform. Further, the reference signal can be sent as part of the uplink transmission to the base station from the access terminal. The base station can detect the selected type of waveform utilized by the access terminal for the uplink transmission based upon parameter(s) recognized from the reference signal. | 03-18-2010 |