Abstract: A programmable logic circuit such as a finite state machine is provided that is configured to determine a memory array power-up sequence from a configuration signal to successively enable each memory array. A delay circuit triggers an initial memory bank in each enabled memory array to power-up without a delay. The delay circuit then counts responsive to a clock to determine a delay between a successive triggering of remaining memory banks in each enabled memory array to power-up.

Abstract: Embodiments of the described system are related to detecting and locating liquids. The system comprises at least one sensor tile, wherein each sensor tile includes a first plurality of conductive lines attached to a first side of a substrate and a second plurality of lines attached to a second side of a substrate. In a preferred embodiment, the first plurality of conductive lines is arranged to be offset 90 degrees with respect to the second plurality of conductive lines. The system also contains at least one processor operably connected to the first and second plurality of conductive lines by at least two multiplexer pieces. The sensor tiles, multiplexer pieces, and processor are interconnected by conductive connectors.

Abstract: A programmable logic circuit such as a finite state machine is provided that is configured to determine a memory array power-up sequence from a configuration signal to successively enable each memory array. A delay circuit triggers an initial memory bank in each enabled memory array to power-up without a delay. The delay circuit then counts responsive to a clock to determine a delay between a successive triggering of remaining memory banks in each enabled memory array to power-up.

Abstract: Embodiments of a system are disclosed for detecting and locating liquids. The system comprises at least one sensor tile, wherein each sensor tile includes a first plurality of conductive lines attached to a first side of a substrate and a second plurality of lines attached to a second side of a substrate. In a preferred embodiment, the first plurality of conductive lines is arranged to be offset 90 degrees with respect to the second plurality of conductive lines. The system also contains at least one processor operably connected to the first and second plurality of conductive lines by at least two multiplexer pieces. The sensor tiles, multiplexer pieces, and processor are interconnected by conductive connectors.

Abstract: In a particular embodiment, an apparatus is disclosed that includes at least one controllable energy consuming module and a prediction engine. The prediction engine includes detection logic configured to determine a historical usage pattern of the at least one controllable energy consuming module, prediction logic configured to create a prediction rule that predicts future usage of the at least one controllable energy consuming module based on the historical usage pattern, control logic configured to selectively control an energy level of the at least one controllable energy consuming module based on the prediction rule, and learning logic configured to update the prediction logic in response to detecting usage of the at least one controllable energy consuming module in a manner that differs from the usage predicted by the prediction rule.

Abstract: In a particular embodiment, an apparatus is disclosed that includes at least one controllable energy consuming module and a prediction engine. The prediction engine includes detection logic configured to determine a historical usage pattern of the at least one controllable energy consuming module, prediction logic configured to create a prediction rule that predicts future usage of the at least one controllable energy consuming module based on the historical usage pattern, control logic configured to selectively control an energy level of the at least one controllable energy consuming module based on the prediction rule, and learning logic configured to update the prediction logic in response to detecting usage of the at least one controllable energy consuming module in a manner that differs from the usage predicted by the prediction rule.