Abstract: A method for forming an integrated circuit having Micro-electromechanical Systems (MEMS) includes forming at least two recesses into a first layer, forming at least two recesses into a second layer, the at least two recesses of the second layer being complementary to the recesses of the first layer. An intermediate layer is bonded onto the second layer, the intermediate layer includes through-holes corresponding to the recesses of the second layer. The first layer is bonded to the intermediate layer such that cavities are formed, the cavities to act as operating environments for MEMS devices. The two cavities have different pressures.

Abstract: A Micro-Electro-Mechanical System (MEMS) device includes a sensing element, and a proof mass over and overlapping at least a portion of the sensing element. The proof mass is configured to be movable toward the sensing element. A protection region is formed between the sensing element and the proof mass. The protection region overlaps a first portion of the sensing element, and does not overlap a second portion of the sensing element, wherein the first and the second portions overlap the proof mass.

Abstract: An integrated circuit device includes a first layer comprising at least two partial cavities, an intermediate layer bonded to the first layer, the intermediate layer formed to support at least two Micro-electromechanical System (MEMS) devices, and a second layer bonded to the intermediate layer, the second layer comprising at least two partial cavities to complete the at least two partial cavities of the first layer through the intermediate layer to form at least two sealed full cavities. The at least two full cavities have different pressures within.

Abstract: An integrated circuit device includes a first layer comprising at least two partial cavities, an intermediate layer bonded to the first layer, the intermediate layer formed to support at least two Micro-electromechanical System (MEMS) devices, and a second layer bonded to the intermediate layer, the second layer comprising at least two partial cavities to complete the at least two partial cavities of the first layer through the intermediate layer to form at least two sealed full cavities. The at least two full cavities have different pressures within.

Abstract: A method of handling a resource exchange for a network comprises the steps of receiving at least one channel information report transmitted by at least one communication device pair, respectively; determining at least one resource exchange according to the at least one channel information report; and performing the at least one resource exchange on at least one first resource allocated to the at least one communication device pair and on at least one available resource at the network, to allocate at least one second resource to the at least one communication device pair.

Abstract: A fixing structure for signal wires of a resolver is disposable on an end face of a stator of the resolver. The fixing structure includes a circuit board, a fixing section disposed on the circuit board for connecting the circuit board to the end face of the stator, a connection terminal seat disposed on the circuit board, multiple connection sections formed through the circuit board in the form of holes, and multiple bridge circuits respectively arranged between the corresponding connection sections and the connection terminal seat for bridging the corresponding connection sections and the connection terminal seat.

Abstract: A Micro-Electro-Mechanical System (MEMS) device includes a sensing element, and a proof mass over and overlapping at least a portion of the sensing element. The proof mass is configured to be movable toward the sensing element. A protection region is formed between the sensing element and the proof mass. The protection region overlaps a first portion of the sensing element, and does not overlap a second portion of the sensing element, wherein the first and the second portions overlap the proof mass.

Abstract: A method for making a fluorescent gold nano-material having a gold nanocluster and thiol ligands on a surface of the gold nanocluster includes reacting a mixture of a gold-containing compound, an alkyl alcohol, and a thiol compound.

Abstract: A fixing structure for signal wires of a resolver is disposable on an end face of a stator of the resolver. The fixing structure includes a circuit board, a fixing section disposed on the circuit board for connecting the circuit board to the end face of the stator, a connection terminal seat disposed on the circuit board, multiple connection sections formed through the circuit board in the form of holes, and multiple bridge circuits respectively arranged between the corresponding connection sections and the connection terminal seat for bridging the corresponding connection sections and the connection terminal seat.

Abstract: A hiding structure for positioning signal conversion mechanism of a torque motor, which includes a stator having a curvature center line, a rotor coaxially fitted with the stator, a positioning/detecting section disposed on the stator between the stator and the rotor for detecting movements of the motor and outputting corresponding analog signals and a signal conversion section for receiving the analog signals provided by the positioning/detecting section and converting the analog signals into digital signals and outputting the digital signals. The signal conversion section is fixed on an end face of one end of the stator in an insulated state.

Abstract: A resolver unit including a first resolver and a second resolver. The first resolver includes a first rotor. A certain number of first rotor magnetic poles are annularly disposed on the first rotor at equal intervals. The second resolver includes a second rotor coaxial with the first rotor. A certain number of second rotor magnetic poles are annularly disposed on the second rotor at equal intervals. The number of the second rotor magnetic poles is different from the number of the first rotor magnetic poles.

Abstract: A hiding structure for positioning signal conversion mechanism of a torque motor, which includes a stator having a curvature center line, a rotor coaxially fitted with the stator, a positioning/detecting section disposed on the stator between the stator and the rotor for detecting movements of the motor and outputting corresponding analog signals and a signal conversion section for receiving the analog signals provided by the positioning/detecting section and converting the analog signals into digital signals and outputting the digital signals. The signal conversion section is fixed on an end face of one end of the stator in an insulated state.

Abstract: A motor frame structure including a hollow frame shell and an outer component received in the frame shell. The motor frame structure is characterized in that the frame shell has a tubular frame body in which the outer component is received. A locating section is integrally formed on the frame body for locating the outer component in the frame shell.

Abstract: A method of arranging a resolver comprises the steps of: a, setting stator magnetic poles number of the resolver Ns as a number being in integral multiples (t) of a phase number q; b, figuring out rotor magnetic pole number Nr based on a formula; c, arranging the stator and the rotor based on the stator magnetic poles number of the resolver Ns and the rotor magnetic pole number Nr, and producing signals with phase differences.

Abstract: A Hall sensor for a coreless linear motor comprises a housing composed of a package segment and a foundation mutually integrated wherein a magnetic sensor and a signal conditioning circuit are packaged and embedded in the package segment by means of infusing resin wherein the signal conditioning circuit has an inductive signal transmission line attached thereto outgoing through an outlet hole provided at one side of the housing. The disclosed Hall sensor is provided for being fastened to a forcer of the linear motor. As the disclosed Hall sensor with an optimized arrangement of the inductive signal transmission line thereof, the present invention contributes to enhancing the precision and reliability of the Hall sensor.

Abstract: A motor structure with a brake device comprises a base, a stator, a rotor, and a brake device. A hollow passage surface is formed in a side of the rotor, at a lower end of the hollow passage surface is formed a connecting portion, the brake device is located at the lower end of the base and connected to the connecting portion, so that the brake device is connected directly to the rotor. Since the brake device is directly connected to the connecting portion of the rotor, the number of components of the present invention is considerably reduced, thus reducing the cost while improving the assembly convenience and improving the operation stability of the motor.

Abstract: A stator for a liquid cooling type direct drive motor comprises: annular base, silicon steel sheet, at least one metal cooling pipe, and coils. The stator is centrally provided with a rotor shaft with magnets. In the surface of the silicon steel sheet of the stator is formed a plurality of grooves, and the metal cooling pipe is continuously bent toward both sides and is positioned in the grooves of the silicon steel sheet and serves to enable coolant to circulate therein. Such arrangement simplifies the stator structure and can directly cool the silicon steel sheet, effectively and quickly lower the high temperature of the direct drive motor stator, and is compatible with the coolant passage system for an annular aluminum piece.

Abstract: A positioning structure for a direct drive torque motor, on the fixed portion of the positioning bearing are formed a first positioning surface and a second positioning surface, and on the rotating portion of the positioning bearing is formed a reference surface. The first positioning surface is positioned against the base, the second positioning surface is positioned against the stator, and the reference surface is positioned against the optical scale. By arrangements, the base, the rotor, the stator, and the optical scale of the motor can be assembled precisely without the use of extra assistant mechanisms. Therefore, it not only saves the cost but also improve the assembly convenience and precision.

Abstract: A coil arrangement for a shaft-type linear motor is disposed in a mover and comprises a plurality of insulating members and a plurality of coils. Each of the insulating members is at least defined in the center thereof with a stator passage. The stator passage is surrounded by an insulating ring with a receiving surface. An insulating flange protrudes from a side edge of the receiving surface, and a positioning notch is defined in the insulating flange. By such arrangements simplify the coil winding operation, and solve the problem of the conduction of the stator, and the dust accumulation in the coil.

Abstract: A method of arranging a resolver comprises the steps of: a, setting stator magnetic poles number of the resolver Ns as a number being in integral multiples (t) of a phase number q; b, figuring out rotor magnetic pole number Nr based on a formula; c, arranging the stator and the rotor based on the stator magnetic poles number of the resolver NS and the rotor magnetic pole number Nr, and producing signals with phase differences.