Abstract: A data cable holder, having an elastic sleeve, an elastic belt, and a U-shaped hook; the elastic sleeve sleeves a data cable; one end of the elastic belt is connected with the elastic sleeve, and another end of which is connected with the U-shaped hook; the U-shaped hook hooks onto the data cable when the data cable is wound. After the data cable is wound, the elastic belt ties up the wound data cable, and then the U-shaped hook is hooked onto the data cable to fix the wound data cable. The elastic belt is extendable to tie data cables of different lengths. Further, after the data cable is unwound for use, the elastic belt winds around the elastic sleeve and then the U-shaped hook hooks onto the elastic sleeve so that the data cable is minimally protruded from the data cable to render a neat appearance.

Abstract: This invention provides a cable organizer including an elongated board for cable winding; a plurality of storage slots are opened on the elongated board; the storage slots are arranged along a longitudinal direction of the elongated board. To use the cable organizer of this invention, the adapter of the power cable and the elongated board are stacked together with the storage slots exposed, then the cable is winded around the adapter and the elongated board, and the sections of the cable at the elongated board are snapped into the storage slots, thereby storing the power cable securely and tightly.

Abstract: This invention provides a mobile phone hook including a soft hook body; the soft hook body includes an upper end hook portion and a lower end connecting portion; the upper end hook portion is provided with a hook opening. When using the mobile phone hook, the lower end connecting portion of the soft hook body can be placed on the back of a mobile phone and then covered by a mobile phone case; at this time, the upper end hook portion protrudes outwards from a gap between the mobile phone and the mobile phone case; the lower end connecting portion is gripped tightly by the gripping force between the mobile phone case and the mobile phone, and the protruded upper end hook portion can hook the mobile phone at suitable positions (e.g. the mobile phone can be hooked on the hook at the seat when taking a train or plane).

Abstract: The present invention discloses a stand-alone type mobile phone sandwich sheet for securing accessories, including at least one sandwich piece, wherein the sandwich piece includes a sandwich piece body and an extension portion; the extension portion is formed by extending one end of the sandwich piece body and includes an accessory fixing mechanism capable of being provided with an external-source accessory; the sandwich piece body is accommodated in a gap formed between a mobile phone and a mobile phone cover; and the extension portion is located outside the gap formed between the mobile phone and the mobile phone cover. The present invention makes full use of the gap formed between the mobile phone and the mobile phone cover without destroying the overall style of the existing mobile phone/mobile phone cover of a user, is broad in applicability and can undergo cross use among multiple types of products.

Abstract: This invention relates to a low temperature solar thermal power system, which combines the solar hot water collectors with the organic Rankine cycle system using the low critical temperature hydrofluorocarbons (HFC) or hydrocarbons (HC) working fluid for converting solar energy to electrical energy. This invention also relates to systems and methodology for conversion of low temperature thermal energy, wherever obtained, to electrical energy using the low critical temperature hydrofluorocarbons (HFC) or hydrocarbons (HC) working fluid for organic Rankine cycle system to drive an electrical generator or do other work in a cost effective way.

Abstract: A method and system are disclosed for presenting anatomical and blood flow information contained in a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) dataset. A three-dimensional (3D) representation of blood flow is generated which varies with time, referred to herein as a four-dimensional (4D) presentation or display. The system allows the visualization of the dynamics of blood flow and the visualization of anatomical information via the fusion of different types of MRI data sets.

Abstract: A method and system are disclosed for presenting anatomical and blood flow information contained in a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) dataset. A three-dimensional (3D) representation of blood flow is generated which varies with time, referred to herein as a four-dimensional (4D) presentation or display. The system allows the visualization of the dynamics of blood flow and the visualization of anatomical information via the fusion of different types of MRI data sets.