Abstract: Methods and systems for managing the operation of data processing systems are disclosed. A data processing system may include a computing device that may provide computer implemented services. To provide the computer implemented services, hardware components of the data processing system may need to operate in predetermined manners. To manage the operation of the hardware components, the data processing system may cool them when their temperatures fall outside of thermal operating ranges. To facilitate cooling, fans may be densely packed and arranged in a manner the occupies a majority of the space in a stack up. At least one side of the fans may be exposed and may not be covered.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for providing computer implemented services are disclosed. To provide the computer implemented services, the quantity of hardware resources available for providing the computer implemented services may be modified. The quantity of hardware resources may be modified by adding removable cards to a host system. The host system may, while the added removable cards are cold, selectively warm the removable cards through conduction heating to retain their temperatures within operating temperature ranges.

Abstract: Disclosed are an image display method and a 3d display system. The method is adapted to the 3d display system including a 3d display device and includes the following steps. A first image and a second image are obtained by splitting an input image according to a 3d image format. Whether the input image is a 3D format image complying with the 3D image format is determined through a stereo matching processing performed on the first image and the second image. An image interweaving process is enabled to be performed on the input image to generate an interweaving image in response to determining that the input image is the 3D format image complying with the 3D image format, and the interweaving image is displayed via the 3D display device.

Abstract: Trenches in which to form a back side isolation structure for an array of CMOS image sensors are formed by a cyclic process that allows the trenches to be kept narrow. Each cycle of the process includes etching to add a depth segment to the trenches and coating the depth segment with an etch-resistant coating. The following etch step will break through the etch-resistant coating at the bottom of the trench but the etch-resistant coating will remain in the upper part of the trench to limit lateral etching and substrate damage. The resulting trenches have a series of vertically spaced nodes. The process may result in a 10% increase in photodiode area and a 30-40% increase in full well capacity.

Abstract: Various embodiments of the present application are directed towards a control gate layout to improve an etch process window for word lines. In some embodiments, an integrated chip comprises a memory array, an erase gate, a word line, and a control gate. The memory array comprises a plurality of cells in a plurality of rows and a plurality of columns. The erase gate and the word line are elongated in parallel along a row of the memory array. The control gate is elongated along the row and is between and borders the erase gate and the word line. Further, the control gate has a pad region protruding towards the erase gate and the word line. Because the pad region protrudes towards the erase gate and the word line, a width of the pad region is spread between word-line and erase-gate sides of the control gate.

Abstract: An article hanger is formed of a hook, a marking plate extending from the hook, a fixed plate fastened at one to the marking plate and provided with a retaining hole, a flexible portion fastened at one end with other end of the fixed plate, and a movable plate fastened at one end to the other end of the flexible portion and provided at the other end thereof with a retaining projection having a slotted head. The movable plate is joined at the other end thereof with the fixed plate such that the slotted head of the retaining projection of the movable plate is detachably retained in the retaining hole of the fixed plate.

Abstract: A lock for preventing theft of an automotive vehicle consists essentially of a support seat, a carrying member, a tightening device, and a lock rod set. The support seat has a bottom seat and a hollow support rod mounted on the bottom seat. The carrying member has a carrying rod which is provided at the bottom end thereof with a receiving portion, a sleeve fastened with the top end of the carrying rod, an arresting block fastened with the midsegment of the carrying rod, and a locking device fastened at the top end of the carrying rod. The tightening device is disposed in the receiving portion of the support rod for fastening the carrying member with the support rod. The lock rod set is fitted into the sleeve and is composed of a lock rod having a shank which is provided at one end thereof with a toothed portion and a hooked block corresponding in location to the arresting block. The shank is further provided at other end thereof with a fastening member.