Abstract: A wearable device includes a host, a first belt, a second belt, a circuit board, a cable, and an adjustment mechanism. The first belt, one end of which is connected to a first side of the host, has a cable holding part. One end of the second belt is connected to a second side of the host. The circuit board is disposed at an overlap of the first belt and the second belt. A first end and a second end opposite to each other of the cable are connected to the circuit board and the first side respectively, and a holding section of the cable is fixed to the cable holding part. The adjusting mechanism is disposed at an overlap of the first belt and the second belt to adjust an overlapping length of the first belt and the second belt.

Abstract: A power supply apparatus includes a flyback converter and a controller. The controller generates, in response to an output voltage generated by the flyback converter and stabilized at a selected one of a plurality of voltage values, a control signal associated with the selection of the voltage values. Based at least on the output voltage and the control signal, the controller generates a feedback voltage associated with loading of the power supply apparatus, and controls a switch of the flyback converter in such a manner that the switch operates at a switching frequency associated with the feedback voltage, and that at least one of the feedback voltage or a curve of the switching frequency with respect to the feedback voltage changes due to the control signal.

Abstract: A power supply apparatus includes a flyback converter and a controller. The controller generates, in response to an output voltage generated by the flyback converter and stabilized at a selected one of a plurality of voltage values, a control signal associated with the selection of the voltage values. Based at least on the output voltage and the control signal, the controller generates a feedback voltage associated with loading of the power supply apparatus, and controls a switch of the flyback converter in such a manner that the switch operates at a switching frequency associated with the feedback voltage, and that at least one of the feedback voltage or a curve of the switching frequency with respect to the feedback voltage changes due to the control signal.