Abstract: Embodiments of this application relate to the data access field, including data access methods systems that enable efficient and effective data access. In one embodiment, a method includes: assigning, by an RDMA control service based on user information and a corresponding connection relationship between a switch and a first instance defined by a user, an address segment to the first instance; building, by the RDMA control service, an access control list based on the address segment assigned to the first instance, where the access control list is used for controlling access between different first instances defined by the user; and sending, by the RDMA control service, the access control list to a switch control service, such that the switch control service configures the access control list for the switch.

Abstract: Embodiments of this application relate to the data access field, including data access methods systems that enable efficient and effective data access. In one embodiment, a method includes: assigning, by an RDMA control service based on user information and a corresponding connection relationship between a switch and a first instance defined by a user, an address segment to the first instance; building, by the RDMA control service, an access control list based on the address segment assigned to the first instance, where the access control list is used for controlling access between different first instances defined by the user; and sending, by the RDMA control service, the access control list to a switch control service, such that the switch control service configures the access control list for the switch.

Abstract: A wearable heart rate monitoring device includes an optical sensor configured to translate test light reflected from a wearer of the wearable heart rate monitoring device into a machine-readable heart rate signal. The wearable heart rate monitoring device also includes an elevation sensor configured to translate an elevation of the wearable heart rate monitoring device into a machine-readable elevation signal. The wearable heart rate monitoring device further includes a heart rate reporting machine configured to output an estimated heart rate based on at least the machine-readable heart rate signal and the machine-readable elevation signal.

Abstract: An apparatus for measuring movement of an object has a quadrature incremental encoder for providing first and second phases of encoder pulses corresponding to incremental displacements of the object. A first counter counts edges of the encoder pulses according to the sense of the displacement. Clock pulse counts are also made. Acquiring movement data at periodic speed processing moments includes the decoder adjusting encoder pulse data from the first counter using a clock pulse count that is a function of a lapse of time between when the most recent edge of the encoder pulses and the speed processing moment. The clock pulse counts are reset by edges of the first and second phases of the encoder pulses when the decoder acquires the movement data.

Abstract: A wearable heart rate monitoring device includes an optical sensor configured to translate test light reflected from a wearer of the wearable heart rate monitoring device into a machine-readable heart rate signal. The wearable heart rate monitoring device also includes an elevation sensor configured to translate an elevation of the wearable heart rate monitoring device into a machine-readable elevation signal. The wearable heart rate monitoring device further includes a heart rate reporting machine configured to output an estimated heart rate based on at least the machine-readable heart rate signal and the machine-readable elevation signal.

Abstract: An apparatus for measuring movement of an object has a quadrature incremental encoder for providing first and second phases of encoder pulses corresponding to incremental displacements of the object. A first counter counts edges of the encoder pulses according to the sense of the displacement. Clock pulse counts are also made. Acquiring movement data at periodic speed processing moments includes the decoder adjusting encoder pulse data from the first counter using a clock pulse count that is a function of a lapse of time between when the most recent edge of the encoder pulses and the speed processing moment. The clock pulse counts are reset by edges of the first and second phases of the encoder pulses when the decoder acquires the movement data.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a method and apparatus for eliminating interference in pulse oxygen measurement. The method comprises the steps of: collecting a first wavelength light and a second wavelength light transmitting through the object to be measured and converting collected optic signals into electric signals to form a plethysmogram; processing the plethysmogram so as to normalize it, in order to decompose the normalized plethysmogram into a combination of an ideal plethysmogram and noise, and expand the ideal plethysmogram by using functions that can make up a complete orthonormal system; eliminating the noise in the plethysmogram through differential operation; and restoring the plethysmogram free of noise through integral operation for calculating oxygen saturation. The apparatus comprises a collecting module, a processing module, a noise eliminating module, and a restoring module.

Abstract: An apparatus for suppressing power frequency common mode interference in a bioelectrical signal measuring system includes a driving circuit configured to amplify and change the phase of a common mode interference signal to produce a first driving signal, wherein the common mode interference signal is extracted from a plurality of first electrodes attached to a patient; phase compensating and processing circuitry electrically connected to the driving circuit for receiving the first driving signal, the phase compensating and processing circuitry configured to produce a second driving signal by phase-compensating the first driving signal based on a characteristic value of power frequency interference in a bioelectrical signal acquired through the plurality of first electrodes; and a switch to receive the first driving signal and the second driving signal, the switch configured to selectively switch between providing the first driving signal and providing the second driving signal to a second electrode attached t

Abstract: An apparatus for suppressing power frequency common mode interference in a bioelectrical signal measuring system includes a driving circuit configured to amplify and change the phase of a common mode interference signal to produce a first driving signal, wherein the common mode interference signal is extracted from a plurality of first electrodes attached to a patient; phase compensating and processing circuitry electrically connected to the driving circuit for receiving the first driving signal, the phase compensating and processing circuitry configured to produce a second driving signal by phase-compensating the first driving signal based on a characteristic value of power frequency interference in a bioelectrical signal acquired through the plurality of first electrodes; and a switch to receive the first driving signal and the second driving signal, the switch configured to selectively switch between providing the first driving signal and providing the second driving signal to a second electrode attached t

Abstract: A method for suppressing power frequency common mode interference comprises the following steps of: receiving a bioelectrical signal from a living body on examination by phase compensating and processing circuitry; analyzing the characteristics of the bioelectrical signal and determining a phase compensation amount by the phase compensating and processing circuitry; performing a corresponding time delay processing on an amplified signal outputted by the driving circuit; and providing the delay signal to the living body on examination.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a method and apparatus for eliminating interference in pulse oxygen measurement. The method comprises the steps of: collecting a first wavelength light and a second wavelength light transmitting through the object to be measured and converting collected optic signals into electric signals to form a plethysmogram; processing the plethysmogram so as to normalize it, in order to decompose the normalized plethysmogram into a combination of an ideal plethysmogram and noise, and expand the ideal plethysmogram by using functions that can make up a complete orthonormal system; eliminating the noise in the plethysmogram through differential operation; and restoring the plethysmogram free of noise through integral operation for calculating oxygen saturation. The apparatus comprises a collecting module, a processing module, a noise eliminating module, and a restoring module.

Abstract: A method and an apparatus for suppressing power frequency common mode interference which are used in a bioelectrical signal measuring system comprising a common mode interference signal extracting circuit and a driving circuit connected to the extracting circuit are provided. The driving circuit changes a phase of a common mode interference signal and amplifies the common mode interference signal, so as to output two-way amplified signals, wherein one amplified signal is selectively outputted to a living body on examination.