Abstract: The present invention provides a store allocation system and method using the same. The store allocation system includes a plurality of electronic shelf labels (ESL) and a store allocation server connected to the ESLs. The store allocation server includes a processor; a storage device configured to the processor and configured to store a first association between the plurality of ESLs and a plurality of products of each store, and a second association between the plurality of products and a plurality of shelves of each store; an application interface module connected to the processor and configured to allow a user device to wirelessly communicate with the store integration server; and a searching unit connected to the processor and the storage device, and configured to search a specific product in the storage device based on a search request from the user device and produce a search result.

Abstract: A gateway device using a wireless transmission channel and an identifier (ID) is disclosed. The gateway device includes a first transceiver module and a first processing module. The first transceiver module is configured to transmit a first wireless signal to and receive an indication from one of an electronic label and a base station. The first processing module is electrically connected to the first transceiver module, and configured to determine whether to communicate with one of the electronic label and the base station on the wireless transmission channel according to the indication, wherein after determining that the first processing module communicates with the electronic label on the wireless transmission channel, the gateway device transmits a time slot schedule to one of the electronic label and the BS.

Abstract: An oscillator module used with a plurality of power sources includes an oscillator unit, a clock monitor unit (CMU), a software module and a digital calibration circuit. The oscillator unit generates a clock signal. The CMU is coupled to the oscillator unit, determines whether an amplitude of the clock signal exceeds a predetermined threshold, and outputs an alarm signal if the amplitude of the clock signal is lower than the predetermined threshold. The software module is coupled to the CMU, and receives the alarm signal to output a calibration signal. The digital calibration circuit is coupled to the oscillator and the software module, and outputs a control signal in response to the clock signal and the calibration signal, adjusting the plurality of power sources to modify the clock signal.

Abstract: A power circuit includes a first regulator and an impedance adjustment unit. The first regulator has a loop-back impedance, and provides a first power signal. The impedance adjustment unit is coupled to the first regulator, and operates to cause the first regulator to provide a second power signal having a power level different from that of the first power signal.

Abstract: An oscillator module used with a plurality of power sources includes an oscillator unit, a clock monitor unit (CMU), a software module and a digital calibration circuit. The oscillator unit generates a clock signal. The CMU is coupled to the oscillator unit, determines whether an amplitude of the clock signal exceeds a predetermined threshold, and outputs an alarm signal if the amplitude of the clock signal is lower than the predetermined threshold. The software module is coupled to the CMU, and receives the alarm signal to output a calibration signal. The digital calibration circuit is coupled to the oscillator and the software module, and outputs a control signal in response to the clock signal and the calibration signal, adjusting the plurality of power sources to modify the clock signal.

Abstract: A power circuit includes a first regulator and an impedance adjustment unit. The first regulator has a loop-back impedance, and provides a first power signal. The impedance adjustment unit is coupled to the first regulator, and operates to cause the first regulator to provide a second power signal having a power level different from that of the first power signal.

Abstract: A technique implements high impedance nodes using high threshold voltage devices that may generate less leakage current and may have a higher gate oxide breakdown voltage than standard devices in a particular manufacturing technology. Under at least one operating condition, for a particular power supply voltage, a circuit may unable to produce a control signal that is sufficient to turn on such a high threshold voltage device. The technique adjusts the control signal voltage to provide a gate-to-source voltage sufficient to turn on the high threshold voltage device. At another power supply voltage, when the circuit is able to produce a control signal sufficient to turn on the high threshold voltage device, the technique does not adjust the control signal.

Abstract: A technique implements high impedance nodes using high threshold voltage devices that may generate less leakage current and may have a higher gate oxide breakdown voltage than standard devices in a particular manufacturing technology. Under at least one operating condition, for a particular power supply voltage, a circuit may unable to produce a control signal that is sufficient to turn on such a high threshold voltage device. The technique adjusts the control signal voltage to provide a gate-to-source voltage sufficient to turn on the high threshold voltage device. At another power supply voltage, when the circuit is able to produce a control signal sufficient to turn on the high threshold voltage device, the technique does not adjust the control signal.

Abstract: A switched capacitor input circuit (200) includes an input buffer (210), a switched capacitor sampler circuit (220), and an integrator (250). The input buffer (210) has an input terminal for receiving an input voltage, and an output terminal. The switched capacitor sampler circuit (220) has an input terminal coupled to the output terminal of the input buffer (210), and an output terminal. The switched capacitor sampler circuit (220) includes a capacitor (222) and stores a charge proportional a voltage at the output terminal of the input buffer (210) in the capacitor (222) during a sample period, and transfers the charge from the capacitor (222) to the output terminal thereof during a transfer period subsequent to the sample period in a plurality of charge portions corresponding to a like plurality of phases of the transfer period. The integrator (250) has an input terminal coupled to the output terminal of the switched capacitor sampler circuit, and an output terminal for providing an output voltage signal.

Abstract: A voltage controlled clock synthesizer includes a phase-locked loop (PLL) circuit that receives a timing reference signal, a controllable oscillator circuit, such as a VCO, providing an oscillator output signal, and a feedback divider circuit coupled to the oscillator output signal. The frequency of the oscillator output signal is determined in part according to a stored value used to generate a first digital control signal that determines a divide ratio of the feedback divider circuit. A control voltage present on a voltage control input adjusts the frequency of the oscillator output signal around a frequency determined by the stored value. The control voltage is converted to second digital signal and is utilized in determining the first digital control signal in combination with the stored value.

Abstract: A switched capacitor sampler circuit (220) includes an input terminal (224) for receiving an input voltage, an output terminal (226), a capacitor (222) having first and second terminals, and a switching circuit (230). The switching circuit (230) is coupled to the input terminal (224), the output terminal (226), and the first and second terminals of the capacitor (222). The switching circuit (230) stores a charge on the capacitor (222) proportional to the input voltage during a sample period, and transfers the charge from the capacitor (222) to the output terminal (226) during a transfer period subsequent to the sample period. The switching circuit (230) transfers the charge in a plurality of charge portions corresponding to a like plurality of phases of the transfer period.