Abstract: The present invention relates to a chip tray positioning device, which mainly comprises a frame body, a tray conveying module, a pulling module, a pushing module and a controller. The tray conveying module is disposed on the frame body, electrically connected to the controller and controlled to convey a chip tray from the start area to the end area. The pulling module and the pushing module are disposed on the frame body, electrically connected to the controller and controlled to cause the chip tray to be abutted against the end wall and the lateral wall of the frame body, thereby realizing the positioning of the chip tray and eliminating an error formed in the transfer process of the chip tray. In addition, the controller also controls the pushing module to knock the chip tray at a specific frequency so that the chip tray is vibrated.

Abstract: Disclosed are a conductive film and a test component. A conductive film includes a supporting layer, a circuit layer and a protective layer. The supporting layer has a first surface and a second surface opposite to the first surface. The supporting layer supports the circuit layer. The circuit layer includes a first protruding part, a second protruding part and a connecting part. The first protruding part is disposed on the first surface. The second protruding part is disposed on the second surface. The connecting part is disposed between the first protruding part and the second protruding part. The first protruding part is connected to the second protruding part through the connecting part. The protective layer covers the first protruding part. The conductive film and the test component of the disclosed embodiments may have a buffering effect or increase the service life.

Abstract: The present disclosure describes a method for memory cell placement. The method can include placing a memory cell region in a layout area and placing a well pick-up region and a first power supply routing region along a first side of the memory cell region. The method also includes placing a second power supply routing region and a bitline jumper routing region along a second side of the memory cell region, where the second side is on an opposite side to that of the first side. The method further includes placing a device region along the second side of the memory cell region, where the bitline jumper routing region is between the second power supply routing region and the device region.

Abstract: A television includes a light source, a pulse-width-modulation (PWM) controller, and a control component. The PWM is coupled electrically to the light source, and is operable so as to generate a source control signal for controlling turning on and turning off of the light source. The control component is coupled to the PWM controller for controlling frequency of the source control signal outputted by the PWM controller. The control component has a plurality of control states that correspond to distinct display scanning frequencies of television standards, respectively. Setting of the control component in a selected one of the control states results in control of the frequency of the source control signal outputted by the PWM controller such that the frequency of the source control signal is not an integer multiple of the distinct display scanning frequency that corresponds to the selected one of the control states.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a USB network adapter, especially relates to a USB network adapter comprising a wireless network interface card contained in upper and lower shells and having a coaxial connector extending from a signal receiver of a wireless network interface card. The upper and lower shells having a half circular opening at one end, a half hexagonal flange located adjacent the half circular opening and a seat having a half circular recess for firmly holding the coaxial connector therebetween. Whereby, the coaxial connector is connectable a coaxial connector 7 extending from an antenna to enhance the quality of the wireless communications.

Abstract: In a signal coordinating method and apparatus, a pulse generating circuit receives a VSYNC signal and generates a plurality of critical pulses that define critical time periods from fields can control edges of the VSYNC signal. A determining circuit receives an HSYNC signal and the critical pulses, and generates a trigger signal upon detecting that a line scan control edge of the HSYNC signal appears during one of the critical time periods. A time delay loop introduces a time delay into the VSYNC signal upon receipt of the trigger signal to cause the critical time period to appear after the line scan control edge of the HSYNC signal.

Abstract: A method for remote mask data jobview through a network featuring 24-hour service, reduced cycle time and lower cost, whereby customers can obtain real time mask data access instead of downloading entire pattern files. Expensive CAD/CAM software is unnecessary for the mask data jobview; instead, only a web browser is required. The method for remote mask data jobview through a network comprising the steps of: storing a mask data file to a jobview computer, wherein drawing software is installed on the jobview computer; logging onto a web server from a customer computer through a first network, wherein a web-based graphic mode emulator is installed on the web server; logging onto the jobview computer from the web server through a second network; using the web-base graphic mode emulator to operate the drawing software; and using a browser installed on the customer computer to operate the drawing software to open and review the mask data file.

Abstract: A television includes a light source, a pulse-width-modulation (PWM) controller, and a control component. The PWM is coupled electrically to the light source, and is operable so as to generate a source control signal for controlling turning on and turning off of the light source. The control component is coupled to the PWM controller for controlling frequency of the source control signal outputted by the PWM controller. The control component has a plurality of control states that correspond to distinct display scanning frequencies of television standards, respectively. Setting of the control component in a selected one of the control states results in control of the frequency of the source control signal outputted by the PWM controller such that the frequency of the source control signal is not an integer multiple of the distinct display scanning frequency that corresponds to the selected one of the control states.

Abstract: A method of automatic monitor display adjustments is disclosed. After the monitor is connected to the power and receives a display signal from a computer host, NTAA (No Touch Auto Adjustment) is initiated to automatically adjust the display range and other display settings of the monitor.

Abstract: A method comprises receiving an email message having a sender and at least one recipient at an email server of the sender, determining an address of the at least one recipient's email server closest to the sender's email server, sending the email message to the email server indicated by the address, and forwarding the email message to a mail box of the at least one recipient.

Abstract: A display device is adapted for receiving an image signal having a display scanning frequency, and includes an internal light source, a light source adjustment module, and a control module. The light source adjustment module includes a pulse-width-modulation controller that generates a source control signal for controlling turning on and turning off of the internal light source. The control module includes a frequency detecting circuit for detecting the display scanning frequency of the image signal, and a plurality of range adjustment circuits. The frequency detecting circuit actuates one of the range adjustment circuits according to the detected display scanning frequency for subsequent control of the pulse-width-modulation controller such that the latter generates the source control signal within a preset frequency range which has turning on and turning off frequencies that are not integer multiples of the detected display scanning frequency.

Abstract: A method of automatic monitor display adjustments is disclosed. After the monitor is connected to the power and receives a display signal from a computer host, NTAA (No Touch Auto Adjustment) is initiated to automatically adjust the display range and other display settings of the monitor.

Abstract: A color temperature automatic adjusting device comprises a connecting device for inputting or output signals; a signal conversion device for converting into analog signals into digital signals; a central processing unit for programming fonts and formats of the data shown on the display device; a display control device for controlling frame size quality and illumination; a display control device for displaying image and message; a color temperature sensing device for sensing color temperature value and outputting the value; a calculator for operating the output data and outputting the data; and a signal connecting wire for connecting an output of the calculator to the connecting device Also, a color temperature automatic adjusting method is disclosed.

Abstract: In a signal coordinating method and apparatus, a pulse generating circuit receives a VSYNC signal and generates a plurality of critical pulses that define critical time periods from fields can control edges of the VSYNC signal. A determining circuit receives an HSYNC signal and the critical pulses, and generates a trigger signal upon detecting that a line scan control edge of the HSYNC signal appears during one of the critical time periods. A time delay loop introduces a time delay into the VSYNC signal upon receipt of the trigger signal to cause the critical time period to appear after the line scan control edge of the HSYNC signal.

Abstract: A display apparatus includes a display device and a signal transmission component. The signal transmission component includes a storage unit and a plurality of transmission routes. The storage unit stores display data channel information corresponding to the display device therein. The signal transmission component has a first end adapted to be coupled detachably to a display circuit and a second end coupled to the display device. A first portion of the transmission routes has one end connected electrically to the storage unit and the other end extending to the first end of the signal transmission component so that the display data channel information stored in the storage unit can be retrieved by the display circuit. A second portion of the transmission routes extends from the first end to the second end of the signal transmission component so as to permit signal transmission between the display circuit and the display device.