Abstract: A mouse with an air levitation sliding device is disclosed. The mouse body has a top surface, a bottom surface, an internal chamber and a signal line. The main feature is that the mouse is further provided with an air levitation sliding device, including an air supply source, an air supply pipeline and an air injection channel, the air injection channel is disposed on the bottom surface of the mouse body, and the air supply source is disposed outside the mouse body, and two ends of the air supply pipeline are respectively connected to the air supply source and the air injection channel. Thereby, the air pressure generated by the air supply source is transmitted to the air injection channel through the air supply pipeline to eject out from the bottom surface of the mouse body, so that the mouse the mouse can be in the air levitation sliding state.

Abstract: Various embodiments include methods and systems having a frequency-modulated continuous wave radar operable to compensate a return signal for nonlinearity in the associated radar signal that is transmitted. The radar signal can be mixed with a delayed version of the radar signal such that the mixed signal can be used to generate an estimate of the nonlinearity. The estimate can be used to compensate the return signal from an object that reflects the associated transmitted radar signal. Additional apparatus, systems, and methods can be implemented in a variety of applications.

Abstract: A fingerprint sensor is disclosed. The fingerprint sensor includes a sensor plate, a voltage source, a control circuit and a first conductive plate. The sensor plate detects a first capacitance in response to a touch event on the fingerprint sensor. The voltage source establishes a predetermined voltage difference between a first node and a second node. The control circuit, connected to the sensor plate via the first node, charges a first capacitor associated with the first capacitance during a charge period, and discharges the first capacitor during a discharge period. The first conductive plate, separated from the sensor plate, is coupled with the voltage source via the second node. During the charge period and the discharge period of the control circuit, a voltage difference between the sensor plate and the first conductive plate is maintained at the predetermined voltage difference.

Abstract: Various embodiments include methods and systems having detection apparatus operable to cancel or reduce leakage signal originating from a source signal being generated and transmitted from a transmitter. A leakage cancellation signal can be generated digitally, converted to an analog signal, and then subtracted in the analog domain from a received signal to provide a leakage-reduced signal for use in detection and analysis of objects. A digital cancellation signal may be generated by generating a cancellation signal in the frequency domain and converting it to the time domain. Optionally, an estimate of a residual leakage signal can be generated and applied to reduce residual leakage remaining in the leakage-reduced signal. Additional apparatus, systems, and methods can be implemented in a variety of applications.

Abstract: A fingerprint sensor is disclosed. The fingerprint sensor includes a sensor plate, a voltage source, a control circuit and a first conductive plate. The sensor plate detects a first capacitance in response to a touch event on the fingerprint sensor. The voltage source establishes a predetermined voltage difference between a first node and a second node. The control circuit, connected to the sensor plate via the first node, charges a first capacitor associated with the first capacitance during a charge period, and discharges the first capacitor during a discharge period. The first conductive plate, separated from the sensor plate, is coupled with the voltage source via the second node. During the charge period and the discharge period of the control circuit, a voltage difference between the sensor plate and the first conductive plate is maintained at the predetermined voltage difference.

Abstract: Various embodiments include methods and systems having a frequency-modulated continuous wave radar operable to compensate a return signal for nonlinearity in the associated radar signal that is transmitted. The radar signal can be mixed with a delayed version of the radar signal such that the mixed signal can be used to generate an estimate of the nonlinearity. The estimate can be used to compensate the return signal from an object that reflects the associated transmitted radar signal. Additional apparatus, systems, and methods can be implemented in a variety of applications.

Abstract: Various embodiments include methods and systems having a frequency-modulated continuous wave radar operable to compensate a return signal for nonlinearity in the associated radar signal that is transmitted. The radar signal can be mixed with a delayed version of the radar signal such that the mixed signal can be used to generate an estimate of the nonlinearity. The estimate can be used to compensate the return signal from an object that reflects the associated transmitted radar signal. Additional apparatus, systems, and methods can be implemented in a variety of applications.

Abstract: Various embodiments include methods and systems having detection apparatus operable to cancel or reduce leakage signal originating from a source signal being generated and transmitted from a transmitter. A leakage cancellation signal can be generated digitally, converted to an analog signal, and then subtracted in the analog domain from a received signal to provide a leakage-reduced signal for use in detection and analysis of objects. A digital cancellation signal may be generated by generating a cancellation signal in the frequency domain and converting it to the time domain. Optionally, an estimate of a residual leakage signal can be generated and applied to reduce residual leakage remaining in the leakage-reduced signal. Additional apparatus, systems, and methods can be implemented in a variety of applications.

Abstract: A fingerprint sensor includes a substrate, a sensing electrode over the substrate, a first electrode and a second electrode. The sensing electrode is configured to detect a capacitance in response to a touch event on the fingerprint sensor. The first electrode is disposed between the substrate and the sensing electrode, while the second electrode is disposed between the first electrode and the sensing electrode. The first electrode and the second electrode are configured to define a capacitance therebetween. The sensitivity of the fingerprint sensor is inversely proportional to the capacitance between the first electrode and the second electrode.

Abstract: A fingerprint sensor comprises a substrate, a first sensing electrode over the substrate, a second sensing electrode spaced apart from the first sensing electrode over the substrate, a first conductive plate and a second conductive plate. The first sensing electrode is configured to detect a capacitance in response to a touch event on the fingerprint sensor, and to receive an input signal from a signal source. The second sensing electrode is configured to detect a capacitance in response to the touch event. The first conductive plate is configured to shield at least a portion of each of the first sensing electrode and the second sensing electrode from the substrate. The second conductive plate is disposed between the substrate and the second sensing electrode. The sensitivity of the fingerprint sensor is inversely proportional to the capacitance between the second sensing electrode and the second conductive plate.

Abstract: A sensing device includes a substrate, a sensing component and a shielding device. The sensing component is configured to detect a touch capacitance in response to a touch event on the sensing device. The shielding device, between the substrate and the sensing component, is configured to distribute electrical energy, and shield the substrate from the sensing component.

Abstract: A fingerprint sensor includes a first reference capacitor, a second reference capacitor, a first capacitor and a second capacitor. A first reference voltage is established across the first reference capacitor. The first reference voltage is depended on a touch event, a first reference capacitance of the first reference capacitor and a stray capacitance. The second reference capacitor has a first end and a second end, and is being configured to maintain a voltage difference between the first end and the second end, the voltage difference being a function of the first reference voltage. The first capacitor has a first capacitance and is coupled to the first end. The second capacitor has a second capacitance and is selectively coupled in parallel with the first capacitor. The ratio of the stray capacitance to the first reference capacitance equals the ratio of the second capacitance to the first capacitance.

Abstract: A fingerprint sensor includes a substrate, a sensing electrode over the substrate, a first electrode and a second electrode. The sensing electrode is configured to detect a capacitance in response to a touch event on the fingerprint sensor. The first electrode is disposed between the substrate and the sensing electrode, while the second electrode is disposed between the first electrode and the sensing electrode. The first electrode and the second electrode are configured to define a capacitance therebetween. The sensitivity of the fingerprint sensor is inversely proportional to the capacitance between the first electrode and the second electrode.

Abstract: A sensing device includes a substrate, a sensing component and a shielding device. The sensing component is configured to detect a touch capacitance in response to a touch event on the sensing device. The shielding device, between the substrate and the sensing component, is configured to distribute electrical energy, and shield the substrate from the sensing component.

Abstract: Network nodes acquire bandwidth in contention-based networks for handling video traffic. A request to reserve a channel for transmission of a payload is sent prior to a network node receiving the payload. The payload is a burst of video data that is generated periodically. A network node determines a time period for reserving the channel. The network node determines when to initiate contending for the channel and the time period for transmitting the payload to another network node. A network node determines when a payload is expected to arrive and monitors its back off time period at least a time period prior to receiving a payload. The network node also monitors transmission of the payload and adjusts when to initiate contending for the channel.

Abstract: A sensing device includes a sensing component and a substrate. The sensing component is configured to extend in a first direction, and detect a capacitance in response to a touch event of an object on the sensing device. The substrate is configured to define a first capacitance with the sensing component, and provide a second capacitance. The first capacitance and the second capacitance are connected in series with respect to the sensing component.

Abstract: A sensing device for detecting a capacitance in response to a touch event of an object is provided. The sensing device includes a first conductive component and a second conductive component. The first conductive component is formed in a first patterned conductive layer, and has a first sidewall and a second sidewall. The second conductive component is formed in the first patterned conductive layer, and has a first sidewall opposed to the first sidewall of the first conductive component, and a second sidewall opposed to the second sidewall of the first conductive component. The first sidewalls of the first conductive component and the second conductive component define a first capacitance therebetween, and the second sidewalls of the first conductive component and the second. conductive component define a second capacitance therebetween.

Abstract: Network nodes acquire bandwidth in contention-based networks for handling video traffic. A request to reserve a channel for transmission of a payload is sent prior to a network node receiving the payload. The payload is a burst of video data that is generated periodically. A network node determines a time period for reserving the channel. The network node determines when to initiate contending for the channel and the time period for transmitting the payload to another network node. A network node determines when a payload is expected to arrive and monitors its back off time period at least a time period prior to receiving a payload. The network node also monitors transmission of the payload and adjusts when to initiate contending for the channel.

Abstract: Embodiments of apparatuses and methods to decrease a size of a memory in a low-latency video communication system are described. A control unit is configured to monitor a condition associated with at the communication link. The control unit is configured to receive the video content over a link based on monitoring. A memory comprising a full-frame buffer is coupled to the control unit. The full-frame buffer is configured as a history buffer to store a full frame of the video in a coding format that matches the coding format of the video content received over the link. A display unit is coupled to the history buffer. A portion of the full-frame buffer is configured as a network streaming buffer.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a fingerprint sensor that comprises a first reference capacitor, a second reference capacitor, a first capacitor and a second capacitor. A first reference voltage is established across the first reference capacitor. The first reference voltage is a function of a capacitance detected in response to a touch event, a first reference capacitance of the first reference capacitor and a stray capacitance. The second reference capacitor has a first end and a second end, and is being configured to maintain a voltage difference between the first end and the second end, the voltage difference being a function of the first reference voltage. The first capacitor has a first capacitance and is coupled to the first end of the second reference capacitor. The second capacitor has a second capacitance and is selectively coupled in parallel with the first capacitor.