Abstract: The present invention provides method and associated interface circuit for mitigating interference due to signaling of a bus between two electronic apparatuses. The method may include: via the bus mechanically compliant to a bus specification, communicating and transporting data at a nonstandard speed which is not compliant to the bus specification. The method may further include: before communicating and transporting data at the nonstandard speed, signaling via the bus at a standard speed to configure a speed switching from the standard speed to the nonstandard speed, with the standard speed compliant to the bus specification. For example, the bus specification may be USB specification, the standard speed may be 5 Gbps (SuperSpeed of USB 3.0 specification), and the nonstandard speed may be lower than the standard speed, e.g., 2.5 Gbps, which forms a spectrum notch at a frequency of wireless connection, e.g., 2.4 GHz of Wi-Fi.

Abstract: The present invention provides method and associated interface circuit for mitigating interference due to signaling of a bus between two electronic apparatuses. The method may include: via the bus mechanically compliant to a bus specification, communicating and transporting data at a nonstandard speed which is not compliant to the bus specification. The method may further include: before communicating and transporting data at the nonstandard speed, signaling via the bus at a standard speed to configure a speed switching from the standard speed to the nonstandard speed, with the standard speed compliant to the bus specification. For example, the bus specification may be USB specification, the standard speed may be 5 Gbps (SuperSpeed of USB 3.0 specification), and the nonstandard speed may be lower than the standard speed, e.g., 2.5 Gbps, which forms a spectrum notch at a frequency of wireless connection, e.g., 2.4 GHz of Wi-Fi.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an improved and a novel pan handle for a pan. The pan comprises a pan body and a pan handle. The pan handle is disposed on the sidewall of the pan body, comprising a holding portion for a user to hold and a first projection portion disposed on the sidewall of the pan handle for the user's fingers to press against such that the user can move or turn the pan body angularly with the pan handle as the axis. When a user uses a pan according to the present invention, the user may hold the pan by means of the holding portion of the pan handle and exert force by pressing fingers against the first projection portion as a lever. As a result, the pan handle according to the present invention enables the user to exercise greater control of the pan and to exert less labor in handling the pan.