Abstract: Disclosed methods include sending, from a resource manager, network configuration information to each of one or more managed resources. The network configuration information may include an IP address for the resource manager, an IP address for each of the managed resources, and a predetermined timeout value. Network configurations for the resource manager and the one or more managed resources may then be set after which each managed resource may start a timer with the predetermined timeout value. If the resource manager detects successful completion of each of the network configuration operations, the resource manager may send a stop timer command to each of the managed resources. If a timeout occurs, the timeout will inform each of the managed resources that the change in network configuration was not entirely successful. The resource manager and each of the managed resources will then restore their network configurations to their previous configurations.

Abstract: Disclosed methods include sending, from a resource manager, network configuration information to each of one or more managed resources. The network configuration information may include an IP address for the resource manager, an IP address for each of the managed resources, and a predetermined timeout value. Network configurations for the resource manager and the one or more managed resources may then be set after which each managed resource may start a timer with the predetermined timeout value. If the resource manager detects successful completion of each of the network configuration operations, the resource manager may send a stop timer command to each of the managed resources. If a timeout occurs, the timeout will inform each of the managed resources that the change in network configuration was not entirely successful. The resource manager and each of the managed resources will then restore their network configurations to their previous configurations.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a system for controlling a solid state transformer (SST), the SST comprising an AC-to-DC stage, a DC-to-AC stage, and a DC-to-DC stage coupled between the AC-to-DC stage and the DC-to-AC stage, the DC-to-DC stage comprising one or more DC-to-DC converters. The system comprises a stored energy controller coupled to the AC-to-DC stage, the energy controller configured to control the total amount of stored energy within the capacitors of the SST; a power flow controller coupled to the DC-to-AC stage, the power flow controller configured to control power flow in the SST; and one or more energy balancing controllers each coupled to a corresponding DC-to-DC converter, each energy balancing controller configured to balance energy in the corresponding DC-to-DC converter. In some embodiments, the stored energy controller, the power flow controller and the one or more energy balancing controllers are decoupled from one another.

Abstract: A method of developing sematic search engine is used for searching adverse event report from literature articles, references or abstracts. The algorithm of the method comprises web-based semantic search system; medical terminology dictionaries including MedDRA, ICD-10 dictionaries, and others represented as reported medical event; product including drug, medical device, herbal medicine, and/or nutritional food dictionaries such as WHO Drug Dictionary; identifiable patient or animal; identifiable reporter (author); and a vast amount of medical/scientific literature databases. The search engine is widely used to monitor literature adverse event case report, safety related animal and human study report from abstracts and/or articles for product safety signal detection and regulatory reporting purposes worldwide.