Abstract: Described herein are dinuclear platinum(II) complexes and their methods of making and using thereof. The design of the dinuclear platinum(II) complexes results in red to deep-red photoluminescence with high quantum yields at room temperature, short emission lifetimes, and fast radiative decay rates. The dinuclear platinum(II) complexes can be used to fabricate red and/or NIR emitting OLEDs.

Abstract: A data protection method is provided. The data protection method includes the following steps. Firstly, response to a setting for a first hot key, the first hot key is stored and a first virtual storing unit in a storing element is established. Then, response to a first-time input for the first hot key, a frame of the first virtual storing unit is displayed.

Abstract: A backlight module includes a connector capable of performing voltage conversion or a voltage converter capable of transmitting signals. The connector or the voltage converter, disposed between an inverter and a lamp set, receives low-voltage signals generated by the inverter, performs voltage conversion, and outputs high-voltage signals for driving the lamp set.

Abstract: A method of time domain synchronous orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (TDS-OFDM) communication, including the steps of: preparing OFDM-body; generating pseudo random (PN) sequence as a training signal; manipulating the PN sequence to concentrate the energy distribution thereof to the same bandwidth of sub-carriers of the OFDM-body; offsetting the manipulated PN sequence to align with frequency spectrum of the sub-carriers; and inserting the offset PN sequence as prefix of a TDS-OFDM data frame. The manipulating step may include the step of repeating the PN sequence by N times, wherein the spectrum of the repeated PN sequence concentrates on discrete bundles of sub-carriers, i.e., on one sub-carrier every N sub-carriers or M adjacent sub-carriers every MN sub-carriers, where M is an integer determined by the time duration ratio of the OFDM body and prefix.

Abstract: A backlight module includes a connector capable of performing voltage conversion or a voltage converter capable of transmitting signals. The connector or the voltage converter, disposed between an inverter and a lamp set, receives low-voltage signals generated by the inverter, performs voltage conversion, and outputs high-voltage signals for driving the lamp set.

Abstract: A method of time domain synchronous orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (TDS-OFDM) communication, including the steps of: preparing OFDM-body 402; generating pseudo random (PN) sequence 403 as a training signal; manipulating the PN sequence 403 to concentrate the energy distribution thereof to the same bandwidth of sub-carriers of the OFDM-body; offsetting the manipulated PN sequence to align with frequency spectrum of the sub-carriers 406; and inserting the offset PN sequence as prefix 401 of a TDS-OFDM data frame 400. The manipulating step may include the step of repeating the PN sequence by N times, wherein the spectrum of the repeated PN sequence concentrates on discrete bundles of sub-carriers, i.e., on one sub-carrier every N sub-carriers or M adjacent sub-carriers every MN sub-carriers, where M is an integer determined by the time duration ratio of the OFDM body and prefix..

Abstract: A control system for controlling a keyboard-video-mouse (KVM) switch interconnecting among at least one set of keyboard, video, mouse of a console and a plurality of computers comprises a first memory and at least one embedded module. The first memory stores a plurality of control instructions to control operational signals for the keyboard-video-mouse switch. The embedded module comprises a core unit, a second memory and a decoder. The core unit executes the control instructions fetched from the first memory to control the keyboard, video, mouse signals from or to the keyboard-video-mouse switch. The second memory is accessed by the core unit to load and store at least an operational signal through a communication among the console and the computers. The decoder coupled to the core unit and the first memory respectively decodes the control instructions stored in the first memory.