Abstract: A circuit includes a resonator, a transistor pair, and a common-mode feedback circuit. The transistor pair is cross-coupled across the resonator. The common-mode feedback circuit is coupled to the transistor pair. The common-mode feedback circuit includes first and second degeneration cells. The second degeneration cell is connected in parallel with the first degeneration cell. The second degeneration cell is configured to switchably vary a current flow through the transistor pair.

Abstract: A bus system, including a clock line, a first data line, and a second data line. The bus system further includes an initiator connected to a first end of the clock line, the first data line, and the second data line. The initiator sends a start indication on the clock line and the first data line, sends command bits followed by address bits on the first data line, and sends a stop indication on the clock line and the first data line. The bus system also includes a target connected to a second end of the clock line, the first data line, and the second data line. The target sends target acknowledge information followed by target interrupt information on the second line while the command bits and address bits are sent.

Abstract: Methods and devices may select a particular radio access technology (RATs) available on a multi-technology wireless communication device to support a user activity based on monitored device usage patterns and power consumption profiles of the various RATs. Various embodiments may enable multi-RAT wireless communication devices to monitor the usage patterns of each service (i.e., wireless communication link) provided by the device, and estimate the power consumption during the user activity based on the power needs of services and the user activity. A multi-RAT wireless communication device may determine whether switching, enabling, or disabling services and/or RATs would reduce power consumption. Thus, the wireless communication device may extend the time that a user can perform a user activity when battery reserves are low by switching to a lower-power RAT and/or disabling power-hungry services.

Abstract: Systems and methods for providing a dynamically synchronized instance to a network device. A repository database stores a process model instance having a layout defined by data elements. A design tool processor coupled to the repository database provides the instance to a user device and a network device. The user device modifies data elements of the instance to generate a first version instance, and the design tool processor generates a dynamically synchronized instance for storing and serving the dynamically synchronized instance to a network device.

Abstract: Methods and devices may select a particular radio access technology (RATs) available on a multi-technology wireless communication device to support a user activity based on monitored device usage patterns and power consumption profiles of the various RATs. Various embodiments may enable multi-RAT wireless communication devices to monitor the usage patterns of each service (i.e., wireless communication link) provided by the device, and estimate the power consumption during the user activity based on the power needs of services and the user activity. A multi-RAT wireless communication device may determine whether switching, enabling, or disabling services and/or RATs would reduce power consumption. Thus, the wireless communication device may extend the time that a user can perform a user activity when battery reserves are low by switching to a lower-power RAT and/or disabling power-hungry services.

Abstract: Systems and methods for providing a dynamically synchronized instance to a network device. A repository database stores a process model instance having a layout defined by data elements. A design tool processor coupled to the repository database provides the instance to a user device and a network device. The user device modifies data elements of the instance to generate a first version instance, and the design tool processor generates a dynamically synchronized instance for storing and serving the dynamically synchronized instance to a network device.

Abstract: Methods and devices are disclosed for enabling efficient service acquisition on multiple SIMs of a multi-SIM device. After at least one SIM has maintained or reacquired a network connection, the wireless device may identify that network, access a joint acquisition database, and determine whether there is a correlated network entry showing a network from which service may be received on SIM-2. In this manner, the wireless device may automatically prioritize a network for a recovery scan on SIM-2, thereby overriding conventional priority given to the network that was most-recently-used by SIM-2.

Abstract: Methods and devices are disclosed for enabling efficient service acquisition on multiple SIMs of a multi-SIM device. After at least one SIM has maintained or reacquired a network connection, the wireless device may identify that network, access a joint acquisition database, and determine whether there is a correlated network entry showing a network from which service may be received on SIM-2. In this manner, the wireless device may automatically prioritize a network for a recovery scan on SIM-2, thereby overriding conventional priority given to the network that was most-recently-used by SIM-2.

Abstract: The present invention relates to pharmaceutical formulations comprising fenofibrate. The invention also relates to stable and bioavailable pharmaceutical formulations comprising fenofibrate. Further the invention also relates to processes for preparing the compositions and/or formulations of fenofibrate and their methods of use, treatment and administration.

Abstract: A method and implementing computer system is provided in which an event/notification channel of a service provider will send a brief “notification” of an arrival of a full or complete event/notification message which has been received in an event/notification channel, to all relevant pull consumers to inform the consumers that a more detailed message concerning an event being monitored has just arrived. The brief notification can be repeated for a predetermined number of times which is defined by the consumer. After sending a brief notification a predetermined number of times, the event/notification channel assumes that the pull consumer is not operational or no longer interested in the event and the event can then be discarded by the event/notification channel. The brief notification sent to the pull consumers may identify any attachments and the consumer may elect to receive the full event notification message without any or with only selected ones of the attachments.