Abstract: In at least one example, an apparatus includes a current sense circuit, an imbalance detector, and a current balancer. The current sense circuit including a first phase input, a second phase input, a first sense output, and a second sense output. The imbalance detector having a detector output, a first detector input, and second detector input. The first detector input is coupled to the first sense output and the second detector input is coupled to the second sense output. The current balancer having a balancer input and a balancer output. The balancer input is coupled to the detector output.

Abstract: A method of speech browsing is described wherein Internet web pages with hyperspeech links and hyperspeech audible sounds and speech text is received for producing audible speech and hyperspeech link sounds. The method includes navigating down and up hyperspeech links in response to hearing the speech and hyperspeech link sounds using selector controls.

Abstract: A computing device (10) includes a processor (14) coupled to a memory interface (28). The memory interface (28) supports access to a variety of memories (12) using at least two different data lengths. The memory interface (28) includes an address register (50, 52) for receiving addressing information to access the memory (12). A mode bit (80) and a high/low bit (82) in the address register (50, 52) determine the different operating modes of the memory interface (28).

Abstract: A system is described for selecting and replaying desired tape segments of a recorded tape, a video tape for example, in any predetermined sequence. The system accepts an operator's designation of which segments of the tape are desired for replay and in which sequence those segments are to be replayed, irrespective of the location of the selected segments on the tape. An electronic controller, responsive to the operator's designations, causes the playback machine to replay each selected tape segment in the proper sequence.

Abstract: A system is described for replaying, in any selected sequence, programs recorded on a tape. The system is adapted to read a tape having tape location information and program location information thereon. In a preferred embodiment, a keyboard is included for selecting desired programs for replay in any sequence. In response to that selection, a controller determines from the program location information where the selected programs begin and end on the tape and causes those programs to be replayed in the sequence selected.Preferably, the system also permits replay of any tape segment or part of a recorded program by operator input of tape location information corresponding to the starting and stopping tape locations of the selected tape segments.