Abstract: A driving method for a display panel (100), a driving apparatus (200) for a display panel, and a display apparatus. The driving method includes: when in a first driving mode, determining a refresh region and a non-refresh region in a display panel (100) (S10); and inputting a first clock signal to a gate drive circuit (110) according to the refresh region and the non-refresh region, such that the gate drive circuit (110) outputs a first gate scan signal to a gate line in the non-refresh region, and outputs a second gate scan signal to a gate line in the refresh region (S20). The duration in which an active level of a first gate scan signal is maintained is less than the duration in which an active level of a second gate scan signal is maintained.

Abstract: A model prediction-based control method for grid forming of multi-port autonomous reconfigurable solar plants includes: estimating and predicting system parameters by establishing a multi-port autonomous reconfigurable solar plant and a dynamic model of a synchronous generator model; converting an objective function into an unconstrained optimization problem, using Newton's method to achieve minimum computational burden within each calculation time step to find a solution in real time for obtaining an optimal angular frequency; based on results of the optimal angular frequency, updating an output voltage and a dq-axis current of the multi-port autonomous reconfigurable solar plant, and changing an arm modulation index of the plant, thereby realizing the plant's inertia and primary frequency modulation support. The model prediction-based control method provided by the present invention achieves rapid prediction during operation and improves frequency response, rapidity and system stability.

Abstract: An RF coil apparatus for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) includes a flexible RF coil configured to be positioned in a cavity of a subject proximate to a region of interest located internally in the subject and a circuit assembly coupled to the flexible RF coil and configured to be positioned external to the subject. The circuit assembly can include adjustable tune and match components. The RF coil apparatus can further include a first connector connected between the flexible RF coil and the circuit assembly and a second connector coupled to the circuit assembly and configured to connect to an MRI system.

Abstract: This application relates to terminal devices, and discloses a method. In the method, a battery protection voltage parameter is determined based on battery usage data, where the battery protection voltage parameter is used to change an original voltage parameter corresponding to a battery level; a second mapping relationship between an actual battery level and a target battery level is determined based on the battery protection voltage parameter; and the target battery level is determined based on the second mapping relationship and the actual battery level of the battery. Alternatively, a correspondence between an actual battery voltage and a target battery level is determined based on the battery protection voltage parameter; and the target battery level is determined based on the correspondence and the actual battery voltage of the battery.

Abstract: A manufacturing method for ceramics with complex structure by laser 3D printing, includes acquiring a three-dimensional model of a complex component to be fabricated, and devising a laser scanning path; placing a substrate in a gas-phase reactor chamber, followed by vacuuming and aerating vapor mixture of gas-phase precursors and carrier gas into the gas-phase reactor chamber; preheating the substrate to a specified temperature, turning on a laser and a thermal imager, the thermal imager controlling laser power in real time by generating a two-dimensional temperature map of a laser spot to realize temperature control a the printing process; setting a distance between the flat-field focusing lens and the substrate and a laser scanning speed; after stacking another one of the ceramic sheets repeatedly, until completing a fabrication of a ceramic complex component.

Abstract: A silica sol including silica particles exhibiting an average particle diameter distribution having at least two peaks, the silica sol being characterized in that the at least two peaks include the largest peak a, in a range of D50-D90, being present in a range of 35-200 nm, and the largest peak b, in a range of D10-D50, being present in a range from 5 nm to less than 35 nm, and that the surfaces of at least some of silica particles include an organic group bonded directly to a silicon atom via an Si—C bond, and an alkoxy group including a methoxy group or an ethoxy group, wherein the alkoxy group is bonded to the surface of the silica particles at a ratio of 0.6-3.0 alkoxy groups/nm2.

Abstract: A method implemented in a power grid including a DFIG wind turbine is provided. The method includes: assuming the DFIG wind turbine to be operated in a MPPT mode; generating a simplified transient model of the DFIG wind turbine, the simplified transient model including an equivalent circuit model, and an equivalent rotor motion model in a nonlinear form; linearizing the equivalent rotor motion model in the nonlinear form to be an equivalent rotor motion model in a linear form with respect to a steady-state operating point of the DFIG wind turbine; and determining a first contribution and a second contribution of the DFIG wind turbines to a post-disturbance frequency of the power grid, in a center of inertia (COI) frequency frame and in a frequency spatial variation frame, respectively, by incorporating the simplified transient model of the DFIG wind turbine into a frequency dynamics analysis.

Abstract: A method of separating valuable materials. The method includes a heat treatment step of performing a heat treatment on a lithium-ion secondary battery including valuable materials, a crushing step of crushing a heat-treated product obtained in the heat treatment step, and a classification step including a first classification step of classifying a crushed product obtained in the crushing step into a coarse-particle product and an intermediate product at a classification cut-point of 0.6 mm or greater and 2.4 mm or less, and a second classification step of classifying the intermediate product into a medium-particle product and a fine-particle product at a classification cut-point of 40 ?m or greater and 300 ?m or less.

Abstract: An object is to provide a cage silicate that can be industrially safely and simply produced by using an alkali silicate solution that does not generate alcohol as a Si raw material and using non-toxic quaternary ammonium, and a method for producing the same. The problem is solved by the following cage silicate: A cage silicate consisting of anion component 1 represented by following formula (1), anion component 2 which is a mineral acid ion, cation component 1 represented by following formula (2), and cation component 2 which is an alkali ion, in which, to the mole number in terms of SiO2, a ratio of the mole number of water, (H2O/SiO2), is 0.7 to 30, a ratio of the mole number of alkali ions, (alkali ions/SiO2), is 1.0×10?7 to 1.0?10?2, and a ratio of the mole number of the mineral acid ions, (mineral acid ions/SiO2), is 1.0×10?7 to 1.0×10?3. In formula (2), R represents an alkyl group having 2 to 20 carbon atoms.

Abstract: Online estimation of area-level inertia can be used for frequency stability control in low-inertia power systems. This disclosure provides an area-level inertia online estimation method considering inter-area equivalent frequency dynamics. The disclosed method only needs one phasor measurement unit placed at any bus within each area. The inter-area equivalent frequency dynamics model for the multi-area power system is developed, which is employed to estimate area-level inertia under the small disturbance situation. Then, the area-level inertia estimation model boils down to a nonlinear parameter identification problem. The other boundary conditions of the disclosed method are derived by parameter identifiability.

Abstract: Provided is a method capable of easily producing a layered silicate in a short time. The problem may be solved by a method of producing a layered silicate, including the following steps (a) and (b): (a) providing a cage silicate that contains an anion component represented by formula (1) below and a cation component represented by formula (2) below with a ratio of the mole number of water to the mole number of the anion component in terms of SiO2, (H2O/SiO2), of 0.7 to 30; (in formula (2), R represents an alkyl group having 2 to 9 carbon atoms) and (b) treating the cage silicate obtained in step (a) in an autoclave.

Abstract: An exemplary two-step method for power system inertia online estimation is described. The first step is to accurately estimate the POI-level aggregated inertia. The second step is to calculate the system-level inertia constant by weighting all the POI-level aggregated inertia and to monitor the inertia spatial distribution. In one example embodiment, the PMU is installed at POI, the frequency spatial difference is considered, and the mechanical power is carefully treated.

Abstract: Online estimation of area-level inertia can be used for frequency stability control in low-inertia power systems. This disclosure provides an area-level inertia online estimation method considering inter-area equivalent frequency dynamics. The disclosed method only needs one phasor measurement unit placed at any bus within each area. The inter-area equivalent frequency dynamics model for the multi-area power system is developed, which is employed to estimate area-level inertia under the small disturbance situation. Then, the area-level inertia estimation model boils down to a nonlinear parameter identification problem. The other boundary conditions of the disclosed method are derived by parameter identifiability.

Abstract: Provided is a method capable of easily producing a layered silicate in a short time. The problem may be solved by a method of producing a layered silicate, including the following steps (a) and (b): (a) providing a cage silicate that contains an anion component represented by formula (1) below and a cation component represented by formula (2) below with a ratio of the mole number of water to the mole number of the anion component in terms of SiO2, (H2O/SiO2), of 0.7 to 30; (in formula (2), R represents an alkyl group having 2 to 9 carbon atoms) and (b) treating the cage silicate obtained in step (a) in an autoclave.

Abstract: An object is to provide a cage silicate that can be industrially safely and simply produced by using an alkali silicate solution that does not generate alcohol as a Si raw material and using non-toxic quaternary ammonium, and a method for producing the same. The problem is solved by the following cage silicate: A cage silicate consisting of anion component 1 represented by following formula (1), anion component 2 which is a mineral acid ion, cation component 1 represented by following formula (2), and cation component 2 which is an alkali ion, in which, to the mole number in terms of SiO2, a ratio of the mole number of water, (H2O/SiO2), is 0.7 to 30, a ratio of the mole number of alkali ions, (alkali ions/SiO2), is 1.0×10?7 to 1.0×10?2, and a ratio of the mole number of the mineral acid ions, (mineral acid ions/SiO2), is 1.0×10?7 to 1.0×10?3. In formula (2), R represents an alkyl group having 2 to 20 carbon atoms.

Abstract: A method implemented in a power grid including a DFIG wind turbine is provided. The method includes: assuming the DFIG wind turbine to be operated in a MPPT mode; generating a simplified transient model of the DFIG wind turbine, the simplified transient model including an equivalent circuit model, and an equivalent rotor motion model in a nonlinear form; linearizing the equivalent rotor motion model in the nonlinear form to be an equivalent rotor motion model in a linear form with respect to a steady-state operating point of the DFIG wind turbine; and determining a first contribution and a second contribution of the DFIG wind turbines to a post-disturbance frequency of the power grid, in a center of inertia (COI) frequency frame and in a frequency spatial variation frame, respectively, by incorporating the simplified transient model of the DFIG wind turbine into a frequency dynamics analysis.

Abstract: This disclosure provides a method to limit the post-disturbance node maximum RoCoF by optimizing UC decisions. The node initial RoCoF expressions under common disturbance types, including the load, the line switching, and the generator turbine disturbances, are derived. Then, the piecewise linear relationship between the node initial RoCoF and UC decision variables are obtained. To avoid numerical simulation of the node maximum RoCoF, two analytical constraints, i.e., the node initial RoCoF constraint and the COI maximum RoCoF constraint, are formulated in the UC model.

Abstract: This disclosure provides a method to limit the post-disturbance node maximum RoCoF by optimizing UC decisions. The node initial RoCoF expressions under common disturbance types, including the load, the line switching, and the generator turbine disturbances, are derived. Then, the piecewise linear relationship between the node initial RoCoF and UC decision variables are obtained. To avoid numerical simulation of the node maximum RoCoF, two analytical constraints, i.e., the node initial RoCoF constraint and the COI maximum RoCoF constraint, are formulated in the UC model.

Abstract: An exemplary two-step method for power system inertia online estimation is described. The first step is to accurately estimate the POI-level aggregated inertia. The second step is to calculate the system-level inertia constant by weighting all the POI-level aggregated inertia and to monitor the inertia spatial distribution. In one example embodiment, the PMU is installed at POI, the frequency spatial difference is considered, and the mechanical power is carefully treated.

Abstract: Provided is a method for concentrating a valuable metal contained in a lithium ion secondary battery, for processing a lithium ion secondary battery containing at least one element selected from the group consisting of cobalt and nickel, or a positive electrode material of the lithium ion secondary battery, to concentrate a valuable metal containing either or both of cobalt and nickel. The method includes a thermal treatment step of thermally treating the lithium ion secondary battery or the positive electrode material thereof, to form a granular aggregate containing at least one valuable metal selected from the group consisting of cobalt and nickel.