Abstract: The present disclosure provides a stapler, including a shell, an ejector plate pin, a cartridge pin, an anvil pin, an unlocking pin, an ejector plate ring, a cartridge ring and an anvil ring, where the cartridge pin is between the ejector plate pin and the anvil pin; the ejector plate ring, the cartridge ring and the anvil ring all include a first half ring and a second half ring; hinged ends of the first half rings and the second half rings are rotatably connected, and fixed ends of the second half rings of the ejector plate ring, the cartridge ring and the anvil ring are connected to the front ends of the ejector plate pin, the cartridge pin and the anvil pin, respectively. The present disclosure adopts a brand-new concept of eversion anastomosis, and ensures the smoothness of a lumen after anastomosis.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a circuit for discharging parasitic capacitance in a display panel with common-anode topology having a plurality of light emitters, as well as a circuit for charging parasitic capacitance in a display panel with common-cathode topology. In the common-cathode topology, the circuit includes a three-terminal device having a gate, a source, and a drain, wherein one of the source and the drain is electrically coupled to a common cathode of the light emitters, and a mechanism for controlling the three-terminal device, the mechanism being electrically coupled to the gate. Shortly after a previously selected light emitter is unselected, the mechanism turns on the three-terminal device to form a conductive path between the source and the drain. The mechanism turns off the three-terminal device after a voltage at the common cathode is increased to a predetermined voltage level or after a maximum period of time lapses.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a circuit for discharging parasitic capacitance in a display panel with common-anode topology having a plurality of light emitters, as well as a circuit for charging parasitic capacitance in a display panel with common-cathode topology. In the common-cathode topology, the circuit includes a three-terminal device having a gate, a source, and a drain, wherein one of the source and the drain is electrically coupled to a common cathode of the light emitters, and a mechanism for controlling the three-terminal device, the mechanism being electrically coupled to the gate. Shortly after a previously selected light emitter is unselected, the mechanism turns on the three-terminal device to form a conductive path between the source and the drain. The mechanism turns off the three-terminal device after a voltage at the common cathode is increased to a predetermined voltage level or after a maximum period of time lapses.