Abstract: An online reconfigurable battery system with current surge protection modules (SPM), including: a plurality of battery module strings connected in parallel. The battery module string further includes: an SPM and a plurality of enable/bypass battery modules (EBM) connected in series; where the EBM further includes: a battery, a first switch, and a second switch; the first switch and the battery are connected in series, and then connected to the second switch in parallel to form an EBM that can be enabled or bypassed; the SPM further includes: a variable resistor, a third switch, and a fourth switch; the third switch and the variable resistors are connected in series, and then connected in parallel with the fourth switch to buffer the surge current.

Abstract: An online reconfigurable battery system with current surge protection modules (SPM), including: a plurality of battery module strings connected in parallel. The battery module string further includes: an SPM and a plurality of enable/bypass battery modules (EBM) connected in series; where the EBM further includes: a battery, a first switch, and a second switch; the first switch and the battery are connected in series, and then connected to the second switch in parallel to form an EBM that can be enabled or bypassed; the SPM further includes: a variable resistor, a third switch, and a fourth switch; the third switch and the variable resistors are connected in series, and then connected in parallel with the fourth switch to buffer the surge current.

Abstract: A power supply system with UPS, PCS and circuit diagnosis capabilities is disclosed, including: a DC-bus connected to a voltage/current (V/I) meter, a battery energy storage system (ESS) container, a power conditioning system (PCS), at least one current translation unit, and an energy management controller (EMC), wherein, the V/I meter is used to monitor the voltage and current of the DC-bus, and the PCS performs bi-directional conversion between the DC current from the DC-bus and the AC power from an external distribution panel, the current translation unit translate the DC current from the DC-bus into a voltage suitable for at least a critical load, and the EMC controls the operation of the V/I meter, the battery ESS container, the PCS, and the at least one current translation unit, respectively.

Abstract: A power supply system with UPS, PCS and circuit diagnosis capabilities is disclosed, including: a DC-bus connected to a voltage/current (V/I) meter, a battery energy storage system (ESS) container, a power conditioning system (PCS), at least one current translation unit, and an energy management controller (EMC), wherein, the V/I meter is used to monitor the voltage and current of the DC-bus, and the PCS performs bi-directional conversion between the DC current from the DC-bus and the AC power from an external distribution panel, the current translation unit translate the DC current from the DC-bus into a voltage suitable for at least a critical load, and the EMC controls the operation of the V/I meter, the battery ESS container, the PCS, and the at least one current translation unit, respectively.

Abstract: An electro-tactile panel (ETP) apparatus for a display panel is disclosed. The ETP apparatus is composed of three major parts: a controller, a panel, and a holder. The panel consists of four layer made of transparent material. The first layer is an insulating substrate, the second layer is a conductive layer formed of a plurality of horizontal electrodes on the first layer. The third layer is an insulating layer having holes formed therein, which corresponding to the electrodes on the second layer. The fourth layer is a conductive layer formed of a plurality of vertical electrodes on the third layer. The panel is attached to the display panel by means of the holder apparatus. The electro-tactile signal and cursor position is process by the controller when the skin touches the panel so that some positions of the vertical electrodes and horizontal electrodes are electrically connected through the holes.

Abstract: An electro-tactile panel (ETP) apparatus for a display panel is disclosed. The ETP apparatus is composed of three major parts: a controller, a panel, and a holder. The panel consists of four layer made of transparent material. The first layer is an insulating substrate, the second layer is a conductive layer formed of a plurality of horizontal electrodes on the first layer. The third layer is an insulating layer having holes formed therein, which corresponding to the electrodes on the second layer. The fourth layer is a conductive layer formed of a plurality of vertical electrodes on the third layer. The panel is attached to the display panel by means of the holder apparatus. The electro-tactile signal and cursor position is process by the controller when the skin touches the panel so that some positions of the vertical electrodes and horizontal electrodes are electrically connected through the holes.

Abstract: A display apparatus and a method for distributed modules of light-emitting elements, the display apparatus comprising: a plurality of display modules, each comprising: a plurality of total passive clusters, an active control module and an electrical structure module. The total passive clusters and the active control module are attached onto the tube-shaped electrical structure module on one side or both sides. The electrical structure module comprises an interface for data and power transmission between the total passive clusters, the active control module and the electrical structure module such that a display apparatus for distributed modules of light-emitting elements is formed. Since easy assembly, setup, removal, maintenance, re-use, adjustment in display size, excellent display size/weight ratio and both single-sided and double-sided display can be achieved, the display apparatus is suitable for use in temporary display sites.