Abstract: An E-paper display panel including an E-paper display layer, a first substrate, a pixel array layer, a common electrode layer, and a driving circuit is provided. The first substrate is disposed at a first side of the E-paper display layer. The pixel array substrate is disposed between the first substrate and the E-paper display layer and includes touch electrodes and driving pixels arranged in an array. Each driving pixel includes a first pixel electrode and a second pixel electrode. The touch electrodes, the first pixel electrode, and the second pixel electrode are overlapped with each other. The common electrode layer is disposed at a second side of the E-paper display layer. The first side is opposite to the second side. The driving circuit is in signal communication with the common electrode layer and the pixel array layer. The touch electrodes are individually in signal communication with the driving circuit.

Abstract: System and method for array antenna failure detection and antenna self-correction are introduced. In the array antenna failure detection and antenna self-correction system, a signal analyzer is employed to perform gain analysis so as to perform gain attenuation/compensation, and a DC offset generator is employed to generate a set of known offset amounts which are added to signals, so that, at the receiving end, a phase offset amount can be derived based on comparisons with the original signal, and antenna correction can then be performed accordingly. In this way, computational complexity of the system can be reduced, and the speed of antenna correction can be increased.

Abstract: System and method for array antenna failure detection and antenna self-correction are introduced. In the array antenna failure detection and antenna self-correction system, a signal analyzer is employed to perform gain analysis so as to perform gain attenuation/compensation, and a DC offset generator is employed to generate a set of known offset amounts which are added to signals, so that, at the receiving end, a phase offset amount can be derived based on comparisons with the original signal, and antenna correction can then be performed accordingly. In this way, computational complexity of the system can be reduced, and the speed of antenna correction can be increased.