Abstract: A fault detection method includes: obtaining a scheduling table of a target task, where the scheduling table is used to indicate at least one test pattern, the at least one test pattern is used to detect a fault in a target logic circuit, and the target logic circuit is a logic circuit configured to execute the target task; and executing the at least one test pattern based on the scheduling table, to detect the fault in the target logic circuit.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for implementing cloud distributed database capacity planning and/or adjustment, using time-series data analysis. In various embodiments, a computing system may be used to analyze collected throughput data associated with consumption of provisioned throughput resources of a distributed cloud database over one or more past periods by an entity. Based on the analysis, a set of predicted throughput data may be determined or generated for the entity over a future upcoming period. In some cases, based on a determination that adding physical partitions would be required, the computing system may adjust the set of predicted throughput data to reduce or minimize a number of physical partitions to be added. The provisioned capacity of the distributed cloud database may then be dynamically adjusted based at least in part on one of the unadjusted or adjusted set of predicted throughput data.

Abstract: A system generating an electrical signal based on at least one physical quantity, includes sensor units each generating an individual electrical signal in response to the at least one physical quantity, a selecting unit selecting a first number of sensor units from the sensor units and outputting a first combined electrical signal based on the first number of sensor units, and a calibrating unit determining a second number of sensor units to be selected based on the first combined electrical signal.

Abstract: A multi-user virtual machine (VM) system is disclosed herein. Upon receiving a user login, first persistent storage and a first network interface card (NIC) are attached to a VM, where the VM operates as a personal computing device of a first user. Upon receiving a logout request for the user, the first persistent storage and the first NIC are detached from the VM. Thereafter, a second login is received, and second persistent storage and a second NIC are attached to the VM, where the VM operates as a personal computing device of a second user.

Abstract: The disclosure discloses a laser radar and a laser radar-based detection method. The laser radar includes: a housing; a laser transmitter provided in the housing, configured to transmit laser light; an optical window provided at the housing, where the laser light transmitted from the laser transmitter leaves the housing through the optical window, and laser light reflected by a target object returns to the interior of the housing through the optical window; a laser receiver provided in the housing, configured to receive the laser light reflected by the target object; and an optical template, where a portion of the laser light transmitted from the laser transmitter is reflected by the optical template to the laser receiver. The laser radar according to the disclosure can ensure the reliability of the laser radar.

Abstract: Embodiments of this application disclose a fault detection method, and relate to the field of computer technologies. The method according to embodiments of this application includes: obtaining a scheduling table of a target task, where the scheduling table is used to indicate at least one test pattern, the at least one test pattern is used to detect a fault in a target logic circuit, and the target logic circuit is a logic circuit configured to execute the target task; and executing the at least one test pattern based on the scheduling table, to detect the fault in the target logic circuit. By determining the scheduling table of the target task, the test pattern included in the scheduling table is executed, so that execution of all test patterns in a software test library can be avoided. This reduces load of a processor, and effectively improves working efficiency of the processor.

Abstract: A system generating an electrical signal based on at least one physical quantity, includes sensor units each generating an individual electrical signal in response to the at least one physical quantity, a selecting unit selecting a first number of sensor units from the sensor units and outputting a first combined electrical signal based on the first number of sensor units, and a calibrating unit determining a second number of sensor units to be selected based on the first combined electrical signal.

Abstract: A circuit includes a timer to count edges of a clock from an initial count value to a terminal count value and to output a timer signal responsive to the terminal count value being reached. A random number generator circuit generates a plurality of random number values. Each generated random number value is sequentially loaded into the timer as one of the initial count value or the terminal count value. A capacitive sensor circuit determines, responsive to receipt of a plurality of timer signals from the timer, a touch event of a capacitive touch sensor.

Abstract: A system generating an electrical signal based on at least one physical quantity, includes sensor units each generating an individual electrical signal in response to the at least one physical quantity, a selecting unit selecting a first number of sensor units from the sensor units and outputting a first combined electrical signal based on the first number of sensor units, and a calibrating unit determining a second number of sensor units to be selected based on the first combined electrical signal.

Abstract: A circuit includes a timer to count edges of a clock from an initial count value to a terminal count value and to output a timer signal responsive to the terminal count value being reached. A random number generator circuit generates a plurality of random number values. Each generated random number value is sequentially loaded into the timer as one of the initial count value or the terminal count value. A capacitive sensor circuit determines, responsive to receipt of a plurality of timer signals from the timer, a touch event of a capacitive touch sensor.

Abstract: A circuit includes a timer to count edges of a clock from an initial count value to a terminal count value and to output a timer signal responsive to the terminal count value being reached. A random number generator circuit generates a plurality of random number values. Each generated random number value is sequentially loaded into the timer as one of the initial count value or the terminal count value. A capacitive sensor circuit determines, responsive to receipt of a plurality of timer signals from the timer, a touch event of a capacitive touch sensor.

Abstract: A system generating an electrical signal based on at least one physical quantity, includes sensor units each generating an individual electrical signal in response to the at least one physical quantity, a selecting unit selecting a first number of sensor units from the sensor units and outputting a first combined electrical signal based on the first number of sensor units, and a calibrating unit determining a second number of sensor units to be selected based on the first combined electrical signal.

Abstract: A circuit includes a timer to count edges of a clock from an initial count value to a terminal count value and to output a timer signal responsive to the terminal count value being reached. A random number generator circuit generates a plurality of random number values. Each generated random number value is sequentially loaded into the timer as one of the initial count value or the terminal count value. A capacitive sensor circuit determines, responsive to receipt of a plurality of timer signals from the timer, a touch event of a capacitive touch sensor.

Abstract: In an embodiment of the invention, a method is provided for isolating a ferroelectric memory from a power supply during a write-back cycle or a write cycle of the ferroelectric memory. After it is determined that a write-back cycle or a write cycle will occur in the ferroelectric memory, the power supply is electrically disconnected from the ferroelectric memory before a write-back cycle or a write cycle occurs. Energy during the write-back cycle or the write cycle is provided to the ferroelectric memory by one or more capacitors in this embodiment. After the write-back cycle or the write cycle has ended, the power supply is electrically connected to the ferroelectric memory and the capacitors.

Abstract: Described are automatically generated software deployment bookmarks that maintain information regarding events and/or triggers with respect to a network software deployment operation. The bookmarks are accessible and useable for evaluating the progress and state of the deployment. For example, a bookmark may be generated when deployment to a client machine succeeds, when a software deployment package is created and/or distributed, and for network component and/or membership state changes. A set of bookmarks may be used to generate a curve indicative of the deployment progress over time, and may be compared to previous progress of deploying other network software to client computer systems that is based on maintained performance history data.

Abstract: Described are automatically generated software deployment bookmarks that maintain information regarding events and/or triggers with respect to a network software deployment operation. The bookmarks are accessible and useable for evaluating the progress and state of the deployment. For example, a bookmark may be generated when deployment to a client machine succeeds, when a software deployment package is created and/or distributed, and for network component and/or membership state changes. A set of bookmarks may be used to generate a curve indicative of the deployment progress over time, and may be compared to previous progress of deploying other network software to client computer systems that is based on maintained performance history data.