Abstract: The disclosed invention relates to a chemical composition that can be taken orally and supplements an unhealthy diet and lifestyle. In one aspect of the invention the chemical composition includes Retinol Palmitate, Thiamine, Riboflavin, Niacin, Nicotinamide mononucleotide (NMN), Pyridoxal, Folic Acid, Cyanocobalamin, Cholecalciferol, Zinc, Manganese, Copper, Calcium, Magnesium, Iron, L-Selenomethionine, Lysine, Phenylalanine, L-Threonine, L-Methionine, L-Histidine, L-Tryptophan, L-Leucine, L-Isoleucine, L-Valine, Cinnamon Bark Powder, and Curcumin.

Abstract: A file generation method and device, a server, and a non-volatile computer readable storage medium having computer readable instructions stored thereon. The method comprises: acquiring a metadata file, and parsing the metadata file to obtain the metadata and a specified file format (302); according to the mapping relation between field information and source code parameters configured in the metadata file, converting the metadata into corresponding source code (304); according to the specified file format, invoking a corresponding meta template, and according to the parsed metadata and the invoked meta template, generating a corresponding interaction file template (306); and according to the source code and the interaction file template, generating an interaction file (308).

Abstract: A file generation method and device, a server, and a non-volatile computer readable storage medium having computer readable instructions stored thereon. The method comprises: acquiring a metadata file, and parsing the metadata file to obtain the metadata and a specified file format (302); according to the mapping relation between field information and source code parameters configured in the metadata file, converting the metadata into corresponding source code (304); according to the specified file format, invoking a corresponding meta template, and according to the parsed metadata and the invoked meta template, generating a corresponding interaction file template (306); and according to the source code and the interaction file template, generating an interaction file (308).

Abstract: A method of operating an audio system having first and second sources includes outputting a first audio signal from the first source on first and second speakers. In response to a listener input, the first audio signal and a second audio signal from the second source are output simultaneously on the first and second speakers. The first signal is output from each of the first and second speakers such that the first signal is perceived by a listener to originate from a first direction toward the listener. The second signal is output from each of the first and second speakers such that the second signal is perceived by the listener to originate from a second direction toward the listener. The second direction is offset at least ninety degrees from the first direction.

Abstract: A light emitting device includes a light emitting element on a substrate, and a lens element that includes a cavity within which the light emitting element is situated, and is optically aligned with the light emitting element. A strip of adhesive that attaches the lens element to the substrate substantially surrounds the light emitting element, but includes a gap that facilitates release of material from the cavity during the attachment of the lens element to the substrate. When the lens element is placed upon the substrate, the adhesive is partially cured to provide a relatively high shear strength before the light emitting device is transported or subjected to other processes. To provide compatibility with subsequent processes or applications, and to protect the light emitting element from the environment, the gap in each device is sealed with a sealing material.

Abstract: A current limit peak regulation circuit, a current limit circuit and a power converter including the current limit peak regulation circuit. The current limit peak regulation circuit provides a current limit threshold to limit a maximum allowable peak current value of a current flowing through a main switch of the power converter and adjusts the current limit threshold to decrease with decrease in a switching frequency of the power converter when the power converter is in a constant voltage mode so as to reduce power dissipation of the power converter in standby mode.

Abstract: A current limit peak regulation circuit, a current limit circuit and a power converter including the current limit peak regulation circuit. The current limit peak regulation circuit provides a current limit threshold to limit a maximum allowable peak current value of a current flowing through a main switch of the power converter and adjusts the current limit threshold to decrease with decrease in a switching frequency of the power converter when the power converter is in a constant voltage mode so as to reduce power dissipation of the power converter in standby mode.

Abstract: A method of operating an audio system having first and second sources includes outputting a first audio signal from the first source on first and second speakers. In response to a listener input, the first audio signal and a second audio signal from the second source are output simultaneously on the first and second speakers. The first signal is output from each of the first and second speakers such that the first signal is perceived by a listener to originate from a first direction toward the listener. The second signal is output from each of the first and second speakers such that the second signal is perceived by the listener to originate from a second direction toward the listener. The second direction is offset at least ninety degrees from the first direction.

Abstract: A method of operating an audio system having first and second sources includes outputting a first audio signal from the first source on first and second speakers. In response to a listener input, the first audio signal and a second audio signal from the second source are output simultaneously on the first and second speakers. The first signal is output from each of the first and second speakers such that the first signal is perceived by a listener to originate from a first direction toward the listener. The second signal is output from each of the first and second speakers such that the second signal is perceived by the listener to originate from a second direction toward the listener. The second direction is offset at least ninety degrees from the first direction.

Abstract: A light emitting device includes a light emitting element on a substrate, and a lens element that includes a cavity within which the light emitting element is situated, and is optically aligned with the light emitting element. A strip of adhesive that attaches the lens element to the substrate substantially surrounds the light emitting element, but includes a gap that facilitates release of material from the cavity during the attachment of the lens element to the substrate. When the lens element is placed upon the substrate, the adhesive is partially cured to provide a relatively high shear strength before the light emitting device is transported or subjected to other processes. To provide compatibility with subsequent processes or applications, and to protect the light emitting element from the environment, the gap in each device is sealed with a sealing material.

Abstract: A light driver and the controller and the driving method thereof are disclosed. The controller has a reference generating circuit which has a dimming signal converting circuit, a thermal signal converting circuit and a selecting circuit. The dimming signal converting circuit converts a dimming signal into a converted dimming signal and the thermal signal converting circuit converts the thermal signal into a converted thermal signal. The selecting circuit selects the smaller one of the converted dimming signal and the converted thermal signal and outputs a reference signal based on the selected smaller signal.

Abstract: A light driver and the controller and the driving method thereof are disclosed. The controller has a reference generating circuit which has a dimming signal converting circuit, a thermal signal converting circuit and a selecting circuit. The dimming signal converting circuit converts a dimming signal into a converted dimming signal and the thermal signal converting circuit converts the thermal signal into a converted thermal signal. The selecting circuit selects the smaller one of the converted dimming signal and the converted thermal signal and outputs a reference signal based on the selected smaller signal.

Abstract: A class D audio amplifier having: an audio control circuit configured to provide a switching signal based on an input signal and a reference signal; an input capacitor coupled between the input signal and the first input terminal of the audio control circuit; an inductor having a first terminal coupled to the switching terminal of the audio control circuit, and a second terminal; an output capacitor having a first terminal coupled to second terminal of the inductor and a second terminal coupled to a load; and a noise suppression circuit having a first terminal coupled to the first input terminal of the audio control circuit, and a second terminal coupled to the switching terminal of the audio control circuit, wherein the noise suppression circuit charges the input capacitor and the output capacitor to reach a preset value.

Abstract: A method of operating an audio system having first and second sources includes outputting a first audio signal from the first source on first and second speakers. In response to a listener input, the first audio signal and a second audio signal from the second source are output simultaneously on the first and second speakers. The first signal is output from each of the first and second speakers such that the first signal is perceived by a listener to originate from a first direction toward the listener. The second signal is output from each of the first and second speakers such that the second signal is perceived by the listener to originate from a second direction toward the listener. The second direction is offset at least ninety degrees from the first direction.

Abstract: A method for generating a domain-specific software solution may include receiving a request for a solution model to accomplish one or more tasks. A domain model may be selected in response to the request for the solution model. The solution model may be configured based on the selected domain model. The solution model may be configured by selecting a set of candidate technical assets for each task of the solution model. The solution model may also be configured by determining for each candidate technical asset if the one or more requirements of the task of the solution model are satisfiable by the candidate technical asset. The solution model may be further configured by selecting a technical asset for each task to be included in a solution implementation.

Abstract: A class D audio amplifier having: an audio control circuit configured to provide a switching signal based on an input signal and a reference signal; an input capacitor coupled between the input signal and the first input terminal of the audio control circuit; an inductor having a first terminal coupled to the switching terminal of the audio control circuit, and a second terminal; an output capacitor having a first terminal coupled to second terminal of the inductor and a second terminal coupled to a load; and a noise suppression circuit having a first terminal coupled to the first input terminal of the audio control circuit, and a second terminal coupled to the switching terminal of the audio control circuit, wherein the noise suppression circuit charges the input capacitor and the output capacitor to reach a preset value.

Abstract: A method of operating an audio system having first and second sources includes outputting a first audio signal from the first source on first and second speakers. In response to a listener input, the first audio signal and a second audio signal from the second source are output simultaneously on the first and second speakers. The first signal is output from each of the first and second speakers such that the first signal is perceived by a listener to originate from a first direction toward the listener. The second signal is output from each of the first and second speakers such that the second signal is perceived by the listener to originate from a second direction toward the listener. The second direction is offset at least ninety degrees from the first direction.

Abstract: A method of operating an audio system having first and second sources includes outputting a first audio signal from the first source on first and second speakers. In response to a listener input, the first audio signal and a second audio signal from the second source are output simultaneously on the first and second speakers. The first signal is output from each of the first and second speakers such that the first signal is perceived by a listener to originate from a first direction toward the listener. The second signal is output from each of the first and second speakers such that the second signal is perceived by the listener to originate from a second direction toward the listener. The second direction is offset at least ninety degrees from the first direction.

Abstract: A method for generating a domain-specific software solution may include receiving a request for a solution model to accomplish one or more tasks. A domain model may be selected in response to the request for the solution model. The solution model may be configured based on the selected domain model. The solution model may be configured by selecting a set of candidate technical assets for each task of the solution model. The solution model may also be configured by determining for each candidate technical asset if the one or more requirements of the task of the solution model are satisfiable by the candidate technical asset. The solution model may be further configured by selecting a technical asset for each task to be included in a solution implementation.

Abstract: A method of operating an audio system having first and second sources includes outputting a first audio signal from the first source on first and second speakers. In response to a listener input, the first audio signal and a second audio signal from the second source are output simultaneously on the first and second speakers. The first signal is output from each of the first and second speakers such that the first signal is perceived by a listener to originate from a first direction toward the listener. The second signal is output from each of the first and second speakers such that the second signal is perceived by the listener to originate from a second direction toward the listener. The second direction is offset at least ninety degrees from the first direction.