Abstract: A method for reducing frequency interference, and a communication satellite system. The method includes configuring the communication satellite system, determining a first range of areas in which a spatial isolation angle between the LEO satellite and the GEO satellite does not satisfy a minimum spatial isolation angle within service areas of the movable spot beams, enabling the movable spot beams to not enter the areas, and when the movable spot beams of the transmitting and receiving user antennas of multiple adjacent LEO satellites provide services to a same area, calculating a spatial isolation angles between the movable spot beams of the transmitting and receiving user antennas of any two adjacent LEO satellites, and in response to the spatial isolation angle not satisfying the minimum spatial isolation angle, assigning different sub-frequencies to the movable spot beams that do not satisfy the minimum spatial isolation angle.

Abstract: Disclosed is an air deflector moving mechanism. The air deflector moving mechanism includes an air deflector (1) and a driving mechanism. The air deflector (1) is in a drive connection with the driving mechanism and moves under a driving action by the driving mechanism. The driving mechanism includes a rotary column (2). A driving groove (3) extending in an axial direction is provided circumferentially on an outer periphery of the rotary column (2). The air deflector (1) is provided with a driving head (4) disposed in the driving groove (3). Also disclosed is an air conditioner including the air deflector moving mechanism.

Abstract: Disclosed is an air deflector moving mechanism. The air deflector moving mechanism includes an air deflector (1) and a driving mechanism. The air deflector (1) is in a drive connection with the driving mechanism and moves under a driving action by the driving mechanism. The driving mechanism includes a rotary column (2). A driving groove (3) extending in an axial direction is provided circumferentially on an outer periphery of the rotary column (2). The air deflector (1) is provided with a driving head (4) disposed in the driving groove (3). Also disclosed is an air conditioner including the air deflector moving mechanism.

Abstract: Reflective and slanted array channelized sensor arrays having a broadband source providing acoustic energy to a reflective or slanted array that reflects a portion of the incident signal to one or more sensing films wherein the response is measured.

Abstract: Reflective and slanted array channelized sensor arrays having a broadband source providing acoustic energy to a reflective or slanted array that reflects a portion of the incident signal to one or more sensing films wherein the response is measured.

Abstract: Reflective and slanted array channelized sensor arrays having a broadband source providing acoustic energy to a reflective or slanted array that reflects a portion of the incident signal to one or more sensing films wherein the response is measured.

Abstract: Reflective and slanted array channelized sensor arrays having a broadband source providing acoustic energy to a reflective or slanted array that reflects a portion of the incident signal to one or more sensing films wherein the response is measured.

Abstract: There is described an electro-acoustic device, comprising a piezo-electric substrate and a first transducer and second transducer supported by the substrate and each including a pair of interdigital transducer electrode arrays, the electrodes of the arrays being interleaved with each other. The first and second transducer are disposed opposing each other in a propagation direction of acoustic waves excited by the first and second transducers. The first transducer has a first electric signal associated with and existing across, and the second transducer has a second electrical signal associated with it which has a different phase from the first electrical signal. The first and second transducers are spaced apart such that substantially in-phase acoustic waves propagating in the substrate and incident on the first transducer in-phase with the first electric signal and on the second transducer in-phase with the second electrical signal.