Abstract: A generator control system capable of realizing series-parallel connection comprises a first generator, a second generator, a first inverter and a second inverter, wherein a power output terminal of the first generator is connected to a power input terminal of the first inverter, and a power output terminal of the second generator is connected to a power input terminal of the second inverter. The generator control system further comprises a series-parallel connection box, and the first inverter and the second inverter are connected to the series-parallel connection box. Various voltages and power can be provided through the change-over switch.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a humanized heavy hammer structure, comprising a plastic body, a configuration metal block and a fixed block, wherein the plastic body is provided with a swing arm, an accommodating part and a U-shaped accommodating space, the configuration metal block and the fixed block are sequentially arranged in the U-shaped accommodating space, the accommodating part is an-armed along; the outer periphery of the plastic body, the swing arm can swing around the plastic body, and when closed, the swing arm and the accommodating part are mutually buckled, the configuration metal block is completely covered between the plastic body and the fixed block, and the configuration metal block is provided with a U-shaped notch, the fixed block is arranged in the U-shaped notch and connected with the configuration metal block, and a hose is provided in the middle of the fixed block.

Abstract: A plurality of wireless transceivers (114) for communicating messages to SCRs (Selective Call Radios) (116) include a radio transceiver (402, 404, 406, 408), and a processing system (412) coupled thereto. A periodic communication cycle (FIG. 9) is divided into a plurality of time slots, each time slot having a duration equal to or greater than the predetermined propagation delay of a signal transmitted between wireless transceivers. Each of the wireless transceivers is assigned to a corresponding one of the time slots. To transmit a message from a selected one of the wireless transceivers to a targeted SCR, the processing system of each of the wireless transceivers is adapted to locate the targeted SCR.

Abstract: A data link control procedure for wireless ATM access channels based on a dynamic TDMA/TDD framework provides integrated ATM services including available bit-rate (ABR) data and constant/variable bit-rate (CBR/VBR) voice or video through the addition of wireless-specific medium access control and data link control protocol layers between the physical and ATM network layers. Generally, a data link control is used to insulate the ATM network layer from wireless channel impairments by selective retransmission of erroneous or lost cells before they are released to the ATM layer. The data link control methods disclosed use the on-demand ABR burst transmission capability of the dynamic TDMA channel to retransmit unacknowledged cells in available slots not allocated to service data. Specific error recovery procedures for both (asynchronous) ABR and (isochronous) CBR services are provided.

Abstract: A medium access control (MAC) layer protocol is used in a wireless ATM system for integrated support of ATM services, including constant bit-rate (CBR), variable bit-rate (VBR) and available bit-rate (ABR) services. The MAC protocol supports both connectionless packet and connection-oriented virtual circuit modes, with appropriate service parameter and quality-of-services selection. A dynamic time division, multiple access/time division multiplex (TDMA/TDM) approach accommodates the service classes in an integrated manner. A supervisory MAC procedure integrates ATM ABR/VBR/CBR virtual circuits, providing burst-by-burst allocation of ABR cells and call-by-call allocation of VBR and CBR bandwidth parameters. A mechanism is provided for the dynamic allocation of subframe capacities, assignment of ABR slots based on desired queueing rules, assignment of VBR slots based on ATM traffic shaper parameters and assignment of CBR slots based on bandwidth requirements.