Abstract: A grating structure, a diffraction optical waveguide, and a display device are disclosed. The grating line of the grating structure has a cross-sectional profile with a narrow top and a wide bottom, wherein the cross-sectional profile comprises six feature points, and the six feature points respectively have coordinates (0, 0), (L2, H2), (L3, H3), (L4, H4), (L5, H5) and (L6, 0) in a cross section, and satisfy following relationships: Hdrop=min(H4,H5)?max(H3,H2)>50 nm; 0.1<(L5?L4)/(L3?L2); L3>0.34T; and 0.05T<L5?L4<0.32T. By controlling the parameters of these feature points, the cross-sectional profile can be adjusted, and thus significantly improving the optical effect (comprising diffraction efficiency and uniformity) that the grating structure can achieve, and at the same time increasing degrees of freedom in grating design and optical effect regulation.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a weak-current unified system for rail transit. The weak-current unified system for rail transit is constructed in a cloud and end mode, and a weak-current unified cloud platform is communicatively connected to field devices of professional systems, so that the field devices of the professional systems are managed and controlled in a unified manner.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a weak-current unified system for rail transit. The weak-current unified system for rail transit is constructed in a cloud and end mode, and a weak-current unified cloud platform is communicatively connected to field devices of professional systems, so that the field devices of the professional systems are managed and controlled in a unified manner.

Abstract: A method is disclosed for fabricating free-standing polymeric nanopillars or nanotubes with remarkably high aspect ratios. The nanopillars and nanotubes may be used, for example, in integrated microfluidic systems for rapid, automated, high-capacity analysis or separation of complex protein mixtures or their enzyme digest products. One embodiment, preferably fabricated entirely from polymer substrates, comprises a cell lysis unit; a solid-phase extraction unit with free-standing, polymeric nanostructures; a multi-dimensional electrophoretic separation unit with high peak capacity; a solid-phase nanoreactor for the proteolytic digestion of isolated proteins; and a chromatographic unit for the separation of peptide fragments from the digestion of proteins.

Abstract: A method is disclosed for fabricating free-standing polymeric nanopillars or nanotubes with remarkably high aspect ratios. The nanopillars and nanotubes may be used, for example, in integrated microfluidic systems for rapid, automated, high-capacity analysis or separation of complex protein mixtures or their enzyme digest products. One embodiment, preferably fabricated entirely from polymer substrates, comprises a cell lysis unit; a solid-phase extraction unit with free-standing, polymeric nanostructures; a multi-dimensional electrophoretic separation unit with high peak capacity; a solid-phase nanoreactor for the proteolytic digestion of isolated proteins; and a chromatographic unit for the separation of peptide fragments from the digestion of proteins.