Abstract: A dual dynamic wireless charging system for battery-dominant vehicles is provided, including for example battery electric vehicles (BEVs), fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs), and hybrid-electric vehicles (HEVs). The dynamic wireless charging system includes a transmitter coil installed on a transmitter vehicle, the transmitter coil being inductively coupled to a receiver coil installed on a receiver vehicle. Power transfer is achieved wirelessly while both vehicles are in motion, such that the receiver vehicle does not come off-mission. The transmitter vehicle and the receiver vehicle can travel in a side-by-side configuration, being parallel to each other in adjacent lanes. In other embodiments, a lead-and-follow configuration is used in place of a side-by-side configuration. Vehicle-to-vehicle communications ensure rapid adjustments to speed and trajectory, allowing seamless alignment despite variations in roadway conditions and traffic.

Abstract: Techniques for accessing memory by a memory controller, comprising receiving, by the memory controller, a memory management command to perform a memory management operation at a virtual memory address, translating the virtual memory address to a physical memory address, wherein the physical memory address comprises an address within a cache memory, and outputting an instruction to the cache memory based on the memory management command and the physical memory address.

Abstract: A method of branch prediction includes determining that a processor is to execute at least a portion of a first set of instructions. An address associated with a sequentially first instruction of the first set of instruction is determined, and a branch prediction index is determined based on the address and a branch history. A table is queried based on the branch prediction index to determine a predicted exit point of the first set of instructions. The processor fetches a subset of the first set of instructions based on the predicted exit point.

Abstract: Techniques including receiving configuration information for a trigger control channel of the one or more trigger control channels, the configuration information defining a first one or more triggering events, receiving a first memory management command, store the first memory management command, detecting a first one or more triggering events, and triggering the stored first memory management command based on the detected first one or more triggering events.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method includes fetching a fetch-packet containing a first hyper-block from a first address of a memory. The fetch-packet contains a bitwise distance from an entry point of the first hyper-block to a predicted exit point. A first branch instruction of the first hyper-block is executed that corresponds to a first exit point. The first branch instruction includes an address corresponding to an entry point of a second hyper-block. Responsive to executing the first branch instruction, a bitwise distance from the entry point of the first hyper-block to the first exit point is stored. A program counter is moved from the first exit point of the first hyper-block to the entry point of the second hyper-block.

Abstract: Techniques including receiving configuration information for a trigger control channel of the one or more trigger control channels, the configuration information defining a first one or more triggering events, receiving a first memory management command, store the first memory management command, detecting a first one or more triggering events, and triggering the stored first memory management command based on the detected first one or more triggering events.

Abstract: A vehicle includes a traction inverter and an electric motor operable to provide motive power for the vehicle based on electrical power received wirelessly from a modular power system.

Abstract: Techniques including receiving configuration information for a trigger control channel of the one or more trigger control channels, the configuration information defining a first one or more triggering events, receiving a first memory management command, store the first memory management command, detecting a first one or more triggering events, and triggering the stored first memory management command based on the detected first one or more triggering events.

Abstract: Techniques including receiving configuration information for a trigger control channel of the one or more trigger control channels, the configuration information defining a first one or more triggering events, receiving a first memory management command, store the first memory management command, detecting a first one or more triggering events, and triggering the stored first memory management command based on the detected first one or more triggering events.

Abstract: A climate control system for vehicles includes an internal combustion engine that may be coupled to selectively power a first motor generator, and an air conditioning compressor that may be selectively powered by one or both of the first motor generator and a second motor generator, or by the internal combustion engine. The system may include a rechargeable battery, and a vehicle controller having a vehicle state circuit structured to determine a vehicle operating condition value and a state-of-charge value of the rechargeable battery, and a coupling determination circuit structured to provide an internal combustion engine-first motor generator coupling command in response to the vehicle operating condition value and the state-of-charge value. In response to the internal combustion engine-first motor generator coupling command being provided as coupled, the internal combustion engine may power the first motor generator.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method includes fetching a fetch-packet containing a first hyper-block from a first address of a memory, the fetch-packet containing a bitwise distance from an entry point of the first hyper-block to a predicted exit point; executing a first branch instruction of the first hyper-block, wherein the first branch instruction corresponds to a first exit point, and wherein the first branch instruction includes an address corresponding to an entry point of a second hyper-block; storing, responsive to executing the first branch instruction, a bitwise distance from the entry point of the first hyper-block to the first exit point; and moving a program counter from the first exit point of the first hyper-block to the entry point of the second hyper-block.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method includes fetching a fetch-packet containing a first hyper-block from a first address of a memory. The fetch-packet contains a bitwise distance from an entry point of the first hyper-block to a predicted exit point. The method further includes executing a first branch instruction of the first hyper-block. The first branch instruction corresponds to a first exit point. The first branch instruction includes an address corresponding to an entry point of a second hyper-block. The method also includes storing, responsive to executing the first branch instruction, a bitwise distance from the entry point of the first hyper-block to the first exit point. The method further includes moving a program counter from the first exit point of the first hyper-block to the entry point of the second hyper-block.

Abstract: Techniques including receiving configuration information for a trigger control channel of the one or more trigger control channels, the configuration information defining a first one or more triggering events, receiving a first memory management command, store the first memory management command, detecting a first one or more triggering events, and triggering the stored first memory management command based on the detected first one or more triggering events.

Abstract: Techniques including receiving configuration information for a trigger control channel of the one or more trigger control channels, the configuration information defining a first one or more triggering events, receiving a first memory management command, store the first memory management command, detecting a first one or more triggering events, and triggering the stored first memory management command based on the detected first one or more triggering events.

Abstract: Techniques for accessing memory by a memory controller, comprising receiving, by the memory controller, a memory management command to perform a memory management operation at a virtual memory address, translating the virtual memory address to a physical memory address, wherein the physical memory address comprises an address within a cache memory, and outputting an instruction to the cache memory based on the memory management command and the physical memory address.

Abstract: Techniques for accessing memory by a memory controller, comprising receiving, by the memory controller, a memory management command to perform a memory management operation at a virtual memory address, translating the virtual memory address to a physical memory address, wherein the physical memory address comprises an address within a cache memory, and outputting an instruction to the cache memory based on the memory management command and the physical memory address.

Abstract: A power device protection system comprising a front-end monitoring device to acquire electrical operation data at an input side of a power supply circuit, a controller to receive the electrical operation data from the front-end monitoring device, wherein the controller determines an electrical parameter of the power supply circuit based on the electrical operation data and a load at the output side of the power supply circuit, and wherein the controller compares the determined electrical parameter of the power supply circuit and a threshold value associated with a defined operating condition.

Abstract: A system to identify an AC mains connection state of a power device comprising a monitoring device connected to a plurality of different AC mains power inputs of the power device, wherein the monitoring device monitors an electrical parameter at the respective AC mains power inputs; and a controller to monitor a difference between electrical parameter values at the plurality of AC mains power inputs, wherein the controller determines a connection state of the power device from the difference between the electrical parameter values.

Abstract: A power control system enables an electrical apparatus to intermittently operate at power levels which exceed an available facility power. The power control system draws a sufficiently high current from a power source (e.g., mains supply) to supply power to components of the apparatus that generate a continuous below-threshold load, while at the same time, supplying a charge current for a battery module. The power control system can operate to use the battery module to supply power to components of the apparatus that draw excess power when the electrical apparatus operates at an above-threshold power level.

Abstract: A method for fabricating three dimensional objects herein can include calibrating a system to detect a temperature component and a current component by operating a heating source with at least two different calibration voltages and monitoring a color temperature of the heating source and an optical power of the heating source at each of the at least two different calibration voltages. The method can also include performing a three dimensional printing operation while applying a fabrication voltage to the heating source and monitoring the fabrication voltage and a current of the heating source during the three dimensional printing operation. Furthermore, the method can include adjusting the fabrication voltage of the heating source in response to a change in a resistance of the heating source or a characteristic of the three dimensional object, wherein the fabrication voltage is adjusted based at least on the temperature component and the current component.