Abstract: This invention discloses a bicycle bell that combines the functions of a single-stroke bell and an automatic striking bell. The bicycle bell of the invention includes a base portion and a bell portion, and the base portion has a limiting column protruding from the base portion, and the bell portion includes a shell assembly and a clapper assembly movably installed in the shell assembly, and the shell assembly is sheathed on the limiting column and can be fixed to a first position and a second position of the limiting column, and the clapper assembly is held by the limiting column to limit the movement of the clapper assembly, when the shell is situated in the second position.

Abstract: This invention discloses a bicycle bell that combines the functions of a single-stroke bell and an automatic striking bell. The bicycle bell of the invention includes a base portion and a bell portion, and the base portion has a limiting column protruding from the base portion, and the bell portion includes a shell assembly and a clapper assembly movably installed in the shell assembly, and the shell assembly is sheathed on the limiting column and can be fixed to a first position and a second position of the limiting column, and the clapper assembly is held by the limiting column to limit the movement of the clapper assembly, when the shell is situated in the second position.

Abstract: A microwave motion sensor including a transmitting device, a signal processing device, a signal processing device, and a path switching device is disclosed. The transmitting device transmits a microwave signal to a space under detection. The receiving device receives a reflected microwave signal reflected from the space under detection. The signal processing device processes the reflected microwave signal received by the receiving device to judge whether there is a disturbance in the space under detection, wherein the signal processing device generates the microwave signal. The path switching device is coupled to the signal processing device and the transmitting device and results in different phase shifts to a plurality of transmission paths travelled by the microwave signal.

Abstract: A wireless detection apparatus includes an antenna, a voltage control oscillator, and a processing unit. The antenna receives a first wireless signal and generates an electrical signal according to the first wireless signal. The first wireless signal is generated by reflecting a second wireless signal from an object under test. The voltage control oscillator is coupled to the antenna to generate an oscillating signal under an interference of the electrical signal. The oscillating signal varies with variation of the electrical signal. The processing unit is coupled to the voltage control oscillator to evaluate a parameter of the object under test according to the variation of the oscillating signal.

Abstract: A non-contact motion detection apparatus includes at least one reception antenna, at least one transmission antenna, a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) and a phase lock loop (PLL). The at least one reception antenna receives a first wireless radio frequency (RF) signal. The at least one transmission antenna transmits a second wireless RF signal to an object which reflects the second wireless RF signal into the first wireless RF signal. The VCO outputs an oscillation signal to the at least one transmission antenna. The first wireless RF signal received by the at least one reception antenna is injected to the VCO. The PLL generates a control voltage to the VCO according to the oscillation signal from the VCO and a reference frequency. Controlled by the control voltage, which represents a motion information of the object, the oscillation signal of the VCO is locked to the reference frequency.

Abstract: A microwave motion sensor including a transmitting device, a signal processing device, a signal processing device, and a path switching device is disclosed. The transmitting device transmits a microwave signal to a space under detection. The receiving device receives a reflected microwave signal reflected from the space under detection. The signal processing device processes the reflected microwave signal received by the receiving device to judge whether there is a disturbance in the space under detection, wherein the signal processing device generates the microwave signal. The path switching device is coupled to the signal processing device and the transmitting device and results in different phase shifts to a plurality of transmission paths travelled by the microwave signal.

Abstract: A wireless detection apparatus includes an antenna, a voltage control oscillator, and a processing unit. The antenna receives a first wireless signal and generates an electrical signal according to the first wireless signal. The first wireless signal is generated by reflecting a second wireless signal from an object under test. The voltage control oscillator is coupled to the antenna to generate an oscillating signal under an interference of the electrical signal. The oscillating signal varies with variation of the electrical signal. The processing unit is coupled to the voltage control oscillator to evaluate a parameter of the object under test according to the variation of the oscillating signal.

Abstract: A power amplifier system, a control method thereof, and a control device thereof are provided. The power amplifier system operates in a non-linear switching mode according to an envelope amplitude of an input signal under control of the control device. When the power amplifier is operated in the non-linear switching mode, a supply voltage and an input signal of the power amplifier are provided to the power amplifier by the control device according to pre-measured properties of the power amplifier so as to equip the power amplifier with a high power-added efficiency (PAE) and a better linearity.

Abstract: A power amplifier system, a control method thereof, and a control device thereof are provided. The power amplifier system operates in a non-linear switching mode according to an envelope amplitude of an input signal under control of the control device. When the power amplifier is operated in the non-linear switching mode, a supply voltage and an input signal of the power amplifier are provided to the power amplifier by the control device according to pre-measured properties of the power amplifier so as to equip the power amplifier with a high power-added efficiency (PAE) and a better linearity.

Abstract: The microwave transmitter of the present invention can perform two-terminal dynamic modulation with respect to the voltage supply terminal and the RF input terminal of a RF power amplifier. The microwave transmitter of the present invention comprises a first modulator and a second modulator. The first modulator uses the baseband digital delta-sigma modulation technique to process the envelope signal and outputs this signal to the voltage supply terminal of the RF power amplifier as a supply voltage. The second modulator uses the baseband digital pre-distortion technique to process the IQ-modulated carrier and outputs this signal to the RF input terminal of the RF power amplifier as a RF input signal. Thereby, the RF power amplifier can highly efficiently reconstruct the power-amplified RF modulated carrier without distortion at the RF output terminal.