Abstract: A flyback power converter includes a power transformer, a first lossless voltage conversion circuit, a first low-dropout linear regulator and a secondary side power supply circuit. The first low-dropout linear regulator (LDO) generates a first operation voltage as power supply for being supplied to a sub-operation circuit. The secondary side power supply circuit includes a second lossless voltage conversion circuit and a second LDO. The second LDO generates a second operation voltage. The first operation voltage and the second operation voltage are shunted to a common node. When a first lossless conversion voltage is greater than a first threshold voltage, the second LDO is enabled to generate the second operation voltage to replace the first operation voltage as power supply supplied to the sub-operation circuit; wherein the second lossless conversion voltage is lower than the first lossless switching voltage.

Abstract: A semiconductor structure, comprising a redistribution layer (RDL) including a dielectric layer and a conductive trace within the dielectric layer; a first conductive member disposed over the RDL and electrically connected with the conductive trace; a second conductive member disposed over the RDL and electrically connected with the conductive trace; a first die disposed over the RDL; a second die disposed over the first die, the first conductive member and the second conductive member; and a connector disposed between the second die and the second conductive member to electrically connect the second die with the conductive trace, wherein the first conductive member is electrically isolated from the second die.

Abstract: A method for performing an assessment of vision is provided, and comprises: determining a current difficulty level for the assessment; displaying a question of the assessment, the question including a visual element that has a movable pattern, the movable pattern having at least one variable attribute that is related to the current difficulty level; in response to receipt of an inputted answer, determining whether the inputted answer is correct; and determining whether the assessment is to be concluded, and in the affirmative, generating a result of the assessment based on the current difficulty level.

Abstract: A method for performing an assessment of vision is provided, and comprises: determining a current difficulty level for the assessment; displaying a question of the assessment, the question including a visual element that has a movable pattern, the movable pattern having at least one variable attribute that is related to the current difficulty level; in response to receipt of an inputted answer, determining whether the inputted answer is correct; and determining whether the assessment is to be concluded, and in the affirmative, generating a result of the assessment based on the current difficulty level.

Abstract: A driving gear includes a shell for fixed connection with a photosensitive roller, a coupling member detachably mounted inside the shell, and a driving member for being driven by a driving shaft located inside a printer. The shell includes two convexities and a rib for engaging two hook pieces and a fitting slot of the coupling member respectively. The coupling member includes a tunnel and a limiting portion located inside the tunnel. The driving member includes a first end portion located between the limiting portion and a bottom portion of the shell, a second end portion extending out of the coupling member, and a protrusion protruding from the first end portion and located in a limiting slot of the coupling member. Therefore, it will be not difficult for the user to install or detach the driving gear to or from the photosensitive roller.

Abstract: A quick-release gear assembly includes a retaining base having a base body and an elastic arm extending from the base body and provided at a distal end thereof with a first locating portion, and a gear having a gear body and a second locating portion located at the gear body and detachably engaged with the first locating portion of the retaining base for fastening the gear to the retaining base. Accordingly, the gear can be disassembled from the retaining base conveniently by disengaging the second locating portion of the gear from the first locating portion of the retaining base for the purpose of quick replacement of the gear.

Abstract: For supporting a cylindrical photosensitive drum, a high-precision high-strength supporting apparatus is disclosed to include a sleeve member and a shaft member. The sleeve member has an outer wall for attaching to the photosensitive drum, an inner wall within which an axial hole is defined, a first retaining portion positioned at the inner wall, and four locating ribs disposed inside the axial hole. The shaft member has an outer tube inserted into the axial hole of the sleeve member, a second retaining portion provided on the outer tube and engaged with the first retaining portion of the sleeve member, a connecting portion inwardly extending from the outer tube, an inner tube disposed at an inner end of the connecting portion, and four locating slot provided on the inner tube and engaged with the locating rib of the sleeve member.

Abstract: For supporting a cylindrical photosensitive drum, a high-precision high-strength supporting apparatus is disclosed to include a sleeve member and a shalt member. The sleeve member has an outer wall for attaching to the photosensitive drum, an inner wall within which an axial hole is defined, a first retaining portion positioned at the inner wall, and four locating ribs disposed inside the axial hole. The shaft member has an outer tube inserted into the axial hole of the sleeve member, a second retaining portion provided on the outer tube and engaged with the first retaining portion of the sleeve member, a connecting portion inwardly extending from the outer tube, an inner tube disposed at an inner end of the connecting portion, and four locating slot provided on the inner tube and engaged with the locating rib of the sleeve member.