Abstract: A fingerprint identification circuit, a display panel, and a control method thereof. A first electrical signal is generated by a light sensation circuit in that fingerprint identification circuit according to the detected optical signal reflected by the finger, potential information of the first electrical signal is stored in a holding circuit, and a second electrical signal for fingerprint identification is output by a scanning circuit according to the potential information of the first electrical signal stored in the holding circuit, so that the fingerprint identification device can complete the collection of the electrical signals output by all the fingerprint identification circuits set by the fingerprint identification device in the case that the residence time of the user's finger is short, thereby supporting the design of fingerprint identification circuits with larger area and higher density in the optical fingerprint identification device.

Abstract: Embodiments of wireless audio systems and methods for synchronizing wireless headphones are disclosed herein. In one example, a wireless audio system includes an audio source, a first wireless headphone, and a second wireless headphone. The audio source is configured to separately transmit a left-channel audio signal and a right-channel audio signal using a short-range wireless communication protocol. The first wireless headphone is configured to receive the left-channel audio signal and synchronize a first clock of the first wireless headphone with the audio source based on the left-channel audio signal. The second wireless headphone is configured to receive the right-channel audio signal and synchronize a second clock of the second wireless headphone with the audio source based on the right-channel audio signal, so that the first clock of the first wireless headphone is synchronized with the second clock of the second wireless headphone.

Abstract: Embodiments of wireless audio systems and methods for wirelessly communicating audio information are disclosed herein. In one example, a wireless audio system includes a primary wireless headphone and a secondary wireless headphone. The primary wireless headphone is configured to receive, from an audio source, audio information using a short-range wireless communication protocol; transmit, to the audio source, a first message indicative of whether the audio information is successfully received; and transmit a communication parameter associated with the short-range wireless communication protocol used between the audio source and the primary wireless headphone.

Abstract: Embodiments of wireless audio systems and methods for synchronizing wireless headphones are disclosed herein. In one example, a wireless audio system includes an audio source, a first wireless headphone, and a second wireless headphone. The audio source is configured to separately transmit a left-channel audio signal and a right-channel audio signal using a short-range wireless communication protocol. The first wireless headphone is configured to receive the left-channel audio signal and synchronize a first clock of the first wireless headphone with the audio source based on the left-channel audio signal. The second wireless headphone is configured to receive the right-channel audio signal and synchronize a second clock of the second wireless headphone with the audio source based on the right-channel audio signal, so that the first clock of the first wireless headphone is synchronized with the second clock of the second wireless headphone.

Abstract: A method and a furnace for electrical calcination enables utilization of volatile matters of petroleum coke or anthracite during electrical calcination, i.e. conventional calcination or semi-graphitization. The furnace includes an anode, a cathode, and a furnace body. The furnace body includes an annular inner wall, an annular fume duct disposed circumferentially outside of the annular inner wall, an annular outer wall for heat preservation disposed circumferentially outside of the annular fume duct, and an air passage disposed in the annular outer wall. The air passage is in communication with the fume duct and outer atmosphere, respectively. An outlet opening for the volatile matters, in communication with a hearth of the furnace body, is disposed in the fume duct. The combustible volatile matters of the petroleum coke, anthracite, or other raw material are sufficiently utilized during electrical calcination, therefore the energy is saved and the environmental pollution is reduced.

Abstract: A method and a furnace for electrical calcination enables utilization of volatile matters of petroleum coke or anthracite during electrical calcination, i.e. conventional calcination or semi-graphitization. The furnace includes an anode, a cathode, and a furnace body. The furnace body includes an annular inner wall, an annular fume duct disposed circumferentially outside of the annular inner wall, an annular outer wall for heat preservation disposed circumferentially outside of the annular fume duct, and an air passage disposed in the annular outer wall. The air passage is in communication with the fume duct and outer atmosphere, respectively. An outlet opening for the volatile matters, in communication with a hearth of the furnace body, is disposed in the fume duct. The combustible volatile matters of the petroleum coke, anthracite, or other raw material are sufficiently utilized during electrical calcination, therefore the energy is saved and the environmental pollution is reduced.