Abstract: The present invention belongs to the technical field of biomedical formulations. Provided are a temperature sensitive gel damage repair formulation and an application thereof. The formulation includes 0.01-5 mg/mL rHSA/EGF, 1.9-2.6% m/m glycine, 3.9-6.2% m/m poloxamer 188, 16.3-18.2% m/m poloxamer 407, and 0.5-100 mM phosphate buffer.

Abstract: A phase shifter and a wireless communication device are provided. The phase shifter includes a first substrate, a radio frequency transmission line arranged on a side of the first substrate, and a bias line connected to the radio frequency transmission line. The bias line includes a first wire and a second wire. A sheet resistance of the second wire is greater than a sheet resistance of the radio frequency transmission line. The first wire and the radio frequency transmission line are connected and form an integrated structure. A line width of the first wire is less than a line width of the radio frequency transmission line. The second wire and the first wire form a lapping region in an extension direction of the first wire. In the lapping region, the second wire is arranged on a side of the first wire away from the first substrate.

Abstract: An antenna is provided in this application. The antenna includes multiple radiating units, at least two adjacent radiating units are correspondingly provided with a respective decoupling structure, the decoupling structure includes two microstrip line units, one microstrip line unit of the two microstrip line units includes at least one microstrip line, and the two microstrip line units are located on two opposite sides of two radiating units in a direction perpendicular to an arrangement direction of two adjacent radiating units. According to the antenna provided in the embodiments of the present disclosure, the decoupling structure composed of the microstrip line are disposed on two sides of the at least two adjacent radiating units, so that an indirect coupling field is formed by the decoupling structure, and the indirect coupling field counteracts a direct coupling field between adjacent radiating units.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a platform door control apparatus based on a double 2-vote-2 architecture, including a security communication and logic processing module, a driver collection module, and a maintenance module, the security communication and logic processing module is separately connected to the driver collection module and the maintenance module, and both the security communication and logic processing module and the driver collection module are devices using the double 2-vote-2 architecture. Compared with the prior art, the present invention has the following advantages of effectively improving linkage efficiency of a signal system and a platform door system, and the like.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to the field of information identification. Disclosed are a method and terminal for identifying a barcode. The method comprises: obtaining an image of a barcode, and according to the calibration information of a preset calibration region, identifying the position of the calibration region in the image; identifying the position of an information code region in the image according to the position of the calibration region in the image, and a preset position relationship between the calibration region and the information code region in the image; and acquiring information on the position of the information code region in the image to obtain the information of the information code region.

Abstract: A compute-in-memory bitcell is provided that includes a pair of cross-coupled inverters for storing a stored bit. The compute-in-memory bitcell includes a logic gate for multiplying the stored bit with an input vector bit. An output node for the logic gate connects to a second plate of a capacitor. A first plate of the capacitor connects to a read bit line. A write driver controls a power supply voltage to the cross-coupled inverters, the first switch, and the second switch to capacitively write the stored bit to the pair of cross-coupled inverters.

Abstract: Compute-in-memory (CIM) bit cell array circuits include CIM bit cell circuits for multiply-accumulate operations. The CIM bit cell circuits include a memory bit cell circuit for storing a weight data in true and complement form. The CIM bit cell circuits include a true pass-gate circuit and a complement pass-gate circuit for generating a binary product of the weight data and an activation input on a product node. An RWL circuit couples the product node to a ground voltage for initialization. The CIM bit cell circuits also include a plurality of consecutive gates each coupled to at least one of the memory bit cell circuit, the true pass-gate circuit, the complement pass-gate circuit, and the RWL circuit. Each of the CIM bit cell circuits in the CIM bit cell array circuit is disposed in an orientation of a CIM bit cell circuit layout including the RWL circuit.

Abstract: Digital compute-in-memory (DCIM) bit cell circuit layouts and DCIM array circuits for multiple operations per column are disclosed. A DCIM bit cell array circuit including DCIM bit cell circuits comprising exemplary DCIM bit cell circuit layouts disposed in columns is configured to evaluate the results of multiple multiply operations per clock cycle. The DCIM bit cell circuits in the DCIM bit cell circuit layouts each couples to one of a plurality of column output lines in a column. In this regard, in each cycle of a system clock, each of the plurality of column output lines receives a result of a multiply operation of a DCIM bit cell circuit coupled to the column output line. The DCIM bit cell array circuit includes digital sense amplifiers coupled to each of the plurality of column output lines to reliably evaluate a result of a plurality of multiply operations per cycle.

Abstract: Digital compute-in-memory (DCIM) bit cell circuit layouts and DCIM array circuits for multiple operations per column are disclosed. A DCIM bit cell array circuit including DCIM bit cell circuits comprising exemplary DCIM bit cell circuit layouts disposed in columns is configured to evaluate the results of multiple multiply operations per clock cycle. The DCIM bit cell circuits in the DCIM bit cell circuit layouts each couples to one of a plurality of column output lines in a column. In this regard, in each cycle of a system clock, each of the plurality of column output lines receives a result of a multiply operation of a DCIM bit cell circuit coupled to the column output line. The DCIM bit cell array circuit includes digital sense amplifiers coupled to each of the plurality of column output lines to reliably evaluate a result of a plurality of multiply operations per cycle.

Abstract: A compute-in-memory bitcell is provided that includes a pair of cross-coupled inverters for storing a stored bit. The compute-in-memory bitcell includes a logic gate for multiplying the stored bit with an input vector bit. An output node for the logic gate connects to a second plate of a capacitor. A first plate of the capacitor connects to a read bit line. A write driver controls a power supply voltage to the cross-coupled inverters, the first switch, and the second switch to capacitively write the stored bit to the pair of cross-coupled inverters.

Abstract: Compute-in-memory (CIM) bit cell array circuits include CIM bit cell circuits for multiply-accumulate operations. The CIM bit cell circuits include a memory bit cell circuit for storing a weight data in true and complement form. The CIM bit cell circuits include a true pass-gate circuit and a complement pass-gate circuit for generating a binary product of the weight data and an activation input on a product node. An RWL circuit couples the product node to a ground voltage for initialization. The CIM bit cell circuits also include a plurality of consecutive gates each coupled to at least one of the memory bit cell circuit, the true pass-gate circuit, the complement pass-gate circuit, and the RWL circuit. Each of the CIM bit cell circuits in the CIM bit cell array circuit is disposed in an orientation of a CIM bit cell circuit layout including the RWL circuit.

Abstract: Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide a circuit for in-memory computation.

Abstract: Memory programming methods and memory systems are described. One example memory programming method includes first applying a first signal to a memory cell to attempt to program the memory cell to a desired state, wherein the first signal corresponds to the desired state, after the first applying, determining that the memory cell failed to place in the desired state, after the determining, second applying a second signal to the memory cell, wherein the second signal corresponds to another state which is different than the desired state, and after the second applying, third applying a third signal to the memory cell to program the memory cell to the desired state, wherein the third signal corresponds to the desired state. Additional method and apparatus are described.

Abstract: A memory circuit that includes a memory bitcell. The memory bitcell includes a six-transistor circuit configuration, a first transistor coupled to the six-transistor circuit configuration, a second transistor coupled to the first transistor, a third transistor coupled to the second transistor, and a capacitor coupled to the second transistor and the third transistor. The memory circuit includes a read word line coupled to the third transistor, a read bit line coupled to the third transistor, and an activation line coupled to the second transistor. The memory bitcell may be configured to operate as a NAND memory bitcell. The memory bitcell may be configured to operate as a NOR memory bitcell.

Abstract: Memory programming methods and memory systems are described. One example memory programming method includes first applying a first signal to a memory cell to attempt to program the memory cell to a desired state, wherein the first signal corresponds to the desired state, after the first applying, determining that the memory cell failed to place in the desired state, after the determining, second applying a second signal to the memory cell, wherein the second signal corresponds to another state which is different than the desired state, and after the second applying, third applying a third signal to the memory cell to program the memory cell to the desired state, wherein the third signal corresponds to the desired state. Additional method and apparatus are described.

Abstract: Asymmetric gated fin field effect transistor (FET) (finFET) diodes are disclosed. In one aspect, an asymmetric gated finFET diode employs a substrate that includes a well region of a first-type and a fin disposed in a direction. A first source/drain region is employed that includes a first-type doped material disposed in the fin having a first length in the direction. A second source/drain region having a second length in the direction larger than the first length is employed that includes a second-type doped material disposed in the fin. A gate region is disposed between the first source/drain region and the second source/drain region and has a third length in the direction that is larger than the first length and larger than the second length. The wider gate region increases a length of a depletion region of the asymmetric gated finFET diode, which reduces current leakage while avoiding increase in area.

Abstract: Memory programming methods and memory systems are described. One example memory programming method includes first applying a first signal to a memory cell to attempt to program the memory cell to a desired state, wherein the first signal corresponds to the desired state, after the first applying, determining that the memory cell failed to place in the desired state, after the determining, second applying a second signal to the memory cell, wherein the second signal corresponds to another state which is different than the desired state, and after the second applying, third applying a third signal to the memory cell to program the memory cell to the desired state, wherein the third signal corresponds to the desired state. Additional method and apparatus are described.

Abstract: A semiconductor device for a one-time programmable (OTP) memory according to some examples of the disclosure includes a gate, a dielectric region below the gate, a source terminal below the dielectric region and offset to one side, a drain terminal below the dielectric region and offset to an opposite side from the source terminal, a drain side charge trap in the dielectric region capable of programming the semiconductor device, and a source side charge trap in the dielectric region opposite the drain side charge trap and capable of programming the semiconductor device.

Abstract: A semiconductor device for a one-time programmable (OTP) memory according to some examples of the disclosure includes a gate, a dielectric region below the gate, a source terminal below the dielectric region and offset to one side, a drain terminal below the dielectric region and offset to an opposite side from the source terminal, a drain side charge trap in the dielectric region capable of programming the semiconductor device, and a source side charge trap in the dielectric region opposite the drain side charge trap and capable of programming the semiconductor device.

Abstract: Asymmetric gated fin field effect transistor (FET) (finFET) diodes are disclosed. In one aspect, an asymmetric gated finFET diode employs a substrate that includes a well region of a first-type and a fin disposed in a direction. A first source/drain region is employed that includes a first-type doped material disposed in the fin having a first length in the direction. A second source/drain region having a second length in the direction larger than the first length is employed that includes a second-type doped material disposed in the fin. A gate region is disposed between the first source/drain region and the second source/drain region and has a third length in the direction that is larger than the first length and larger than the second length. The wider gate region increases a length of a depletion region of the asymmetric gated finFET diode, which reduces current leakage while avoiding increase in area.