Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a memory system and an operating method of the memory system. According to embodiments of the present disclosure, the memory system may receive a default enabled information from the host. The default enabled information indicates whether the host maintains a configuration of a host memory buffer in the host and target data stored in the host memory buffer when the memory system is in a low power mode state in which power supplied from the host is cut off.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a memory system and an operating method of the memory system. According to embodiments of the present disclosure, the memory system may receive a default enabled information from the host. The default enabled information indicates whether the host maintains a configuration of a host memory buffer in the host and target data stored in the host memory buffer when the memory system is in a low power mode state in which power supplied from the host is cut off.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a memory system and an operating method of the memory system. According to embodiments of the present disclosure, the memory system may receive a default enabled information from the host. The default enabled information indicates whether the host maintains a configuration of a host memory buffer in the host and target data stored in the host memory buffer when the memory system is in a low power mode state in which power supplied from the host is cut off.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an optical repeater system for 5th generation (5G) mobile communication. The optical repeater system does not require an additional optical wavelength for a plurality of remote units and can increase the transmission capacity by adding a remote unit without incurring an unnecessary cost, thereby facilitating high-speed and large-capacity data transmission. In addition, the optical repeater system can transmit/receive both a high-speed and large-capacity service signal, as an analog optical signal, and a management control signal, as a digital optical signal, between a master unit and a plurality of remote units. Also, the optical repeater system can selectively and differently compensate for propagation delay times of multiple paths between a terminal and a base station in a mobile communication system, especially, in the 5G mobile communication system.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an optical repeater system for 5th generation (5G) mobile communication. The optical repeater system does not require an additional optical wavelength for a plurality of remote units and can increase the transmission capacity by adding a remote unit without incurring an unnecessary cost, thereby facilitating high-speed and large-capacity data transmission. In addition, the optical repeater system can transmit/receive both a high-speed and large-capacity service signal, as an analog optical signal, and a management control signal, as a digital optical signal, between a master unit and a plurality of remote units. Also, the optical repeater system can selectively and differently compensate for propagation delay times of multiple paths between a terminal and a base station in a mobile communication system, especially, in the 5G mobile communication system.

Abstract: A liquid crystal display (LCD) including: a first electrode disposed on a first substrate; an insulating layer disposed on the first electrode; a second electrode disposed on the insulating layer, overlapping the first electrode, and including a plurality of branch electrodes; and a second substrate opposing the second substrate. Liquid crystal molecules of a liquid crystal layer disposed between the substrates are aligned to have pretilt angles in an alignment direction. The branch electrodes include a main branch portion forming a first angle with the alignment direction and a first center portion forming a second angle with the alignment direction, respectively. The branch electrodes include an outermost branch electrode, and the outermost branch electrode includes the main branch portion forming a first angle with the alignment direction and a second center portion forming a fourth angle with the alignment direction.

Abstract: A system on a chip including a processor and an in-circuit emulator located within the processor. The processor is to perform processing functions associated with controlling operation of the system on a chip. The in-circuit emulator includes instrumentation logic to take over controlling the operation of the SOC from the processor, perform debugging and emulation functions, and output data including results of the debugging and emulation functions. A frame capture module is to package the data including the results of the debugging and emulation functions into frames having a parallel format. A serializer is to convert the frames from the parallel format to a serial format and output the frames having the serial format from the system on a chip.

Abstract: A hybrid circuit includes a system-in-a-package (SIP) and an integrated circuit. The SIP includes a solid-state memory, and a first control module. The first control module controls access to the solid-state memory based on a first control signal. The integrated circuit includes an embedded multi-media card (eMMC) module, a second control module, and a management module. The eMMC module is in communication with the SIP according to an eMMC standard. The first eMMC module transfers the first control signal to the first control module to access the solid-state memory. The second control module controls access to a magnetic storage device based on a second control signal. The management module generates the control signals to transfer first data between a host and the SIP via the eMMC module and transfer the first data or second data between the host and the magnetic storage device via the second control module.

Abstract: A liquid crystal display (LCD) including: a first electrode disposed on a first substrate; an insulating layer disposed on the first electrode; a second electrode disposed on the insulating layer, overlapping the first electrode, and including a plurality of branch electrodes; and a second substrate opposing the second substrate. Liquid crystal molecules of a liquid crystal layer disposed between the substrates are aligned to have pretilt angles in an alignment direction. The branch electrodes include a main branch portion forming a first angle with the alignment direction and a first center portion forming a second angle with the alignment direction, respectively. The branch electrodes include an outermost branch electrode, and the outermost branch electrode includes the main branch portion forming a first angle with the alignment direction and a second center portion forming a fourth angle with the alignment direction.

Abstract: A serializer/deserializer for communicating with an integrated circuit. The serializer/deserializer includes a serializer configured to serialize, from a parallel format into a serial format, first data to be transferred from an external device to the integrated circuit. The external device is configured to perform testing on the integrated circuit. A deserializer is configured to deserialize, from the serial format into the parallel format, second data to be transferred from the integrated circuit to the external device. A test access port module is configured to receive, from a test interface arranged between the serializer/deserializer and the external device, third data for controlling the serializer and provide, to the test interface, fourth data associated with control of the test interface. The fourth data corresponds to the deserialization of the second data to be transferred from the integrated circuit to the external device.

Abstract: A liquid crystal display includes: a first substrate, on which a first pixel, a second pixel and a third pixel are defined, where the first pixel, the second pixel and the third pixel display different colors from each other; a first electrode disposed on the first substrate; a second electrode disposed on the first substrate; an insulating layer disposed between the first electrode and the second electrode; a second substrate disposed opposite to the first substrate; and a liquid crystal layer injected between the first substrate and the second substrate, where a first thickness of the insulating layer in the first pixel is different from a second thickness of the insulating layer in the second pixel.

Abstract: A system including a first first-in first-out (FIFO) module, a control module, and a second FIFO module. The first FIFO module is configured to receive, from a host, (i) a first block and (ii) a first logical block address corresponding to the first block, where the first block includes first data. The control module is configured to generate a second block, where the second block includes (i) the first data and (ii) the first logical block address. The second FIFO module is configured to receive a third block from the first FIFO module, where the third block includes a second logical block address, and to determine whether the third block is different than the first block depending on whether the second logical block address included in the third block is different than the first logical block address included in the second block.

Abstract: Computationally implemented methods and systems include acquiring user preference information of a user that indicates one or more customized food preferences of the user including at least one or more preferences related to integrity of one or more ingredients for use in generating one or more customized food items; identifying one or more capable automated customized food generation machines that have one or more ingredients in one or more sufficient quantities to be able to currently generate at least one customized food item in accordance with the one or more customized food preferences of the user; and presenting, in response at least in part to the identification, one or more indicators that direct the user to at least one automated customized food generation machine. In addition to the foregoing, other aspects are described in the claims, drawings, and text.

Abstract: Computationally implemented methods and systems include acquiring user preference information of a user that indicates one or more customized food preferences of the user including at least one or more ingredient integrity preferences related to integrity of one or more ingredients; determining that there is no capable automated customized food generation machine present in nearby vicinity of the user that is able to currently generate one or more customized food items in compliance with the one or more customized food preferences of the user; and identifying one or more substitute automated customized food generation machines present in the nearby vicinity of the user that are able to currently generate at least one substitute customized food item that is only in partial compliance with the one or more customized food preferences of the user. In addition to the foregoing, other aspects are described in the claims, drawings, and text.

Abstract: Computationally implemented methods and systems include acquiring user information associated with one or more users for use in generating one or more customized food items that are customized specifically for the one or more users, the user information to be acquired including at least one or more user preferences related to integrity of one or more food ingredients to be included in the one or more customized food items; and directing generation of the one or more customized food items for the one or more users, the one or more customized food items having been customized to show one or more visual indicators that provide customized information that has been customized in accordance, at least in part, with the acquired user information. In addition to the foregoing, other aspects are described in the claims, drawings, and text.

Abstract: Computationally implemented methods and systems include acquiring user preference information of a user that indicates one or more customized food preferences of the user including at least one or more ingredient integrity preferences related to integrity of one or more ingredients; determining that there is no capable automated customized food generation machine present in nearby vicinity of the user that is able to currently generate one or more customized food items in compliance with the one or more customized food preferences of the user; and identifying one or more substitute automated customized food generation machines present in the nearby vicinity of the user that are able to currently generate at least one substitute customized food item that is only in partial compliance with the one or more customized food preferences of the user. In addition to the foregoing, other aspects are described in the claims, drawings, and text.

Abstract: Computationally implemented methods and systems include acquiring user information associated with one or more users for preparing one or more customized food items for the one or more users, the user information including one or more user preferences related to integrity of one or more food ingredients to be included in the one or more customized food items; and directing generation of one or more customized packagings for holding the one or more customized food items of the one or more users, the one or more customized packagings having one or more features that are customized based, at least in part, on the acquired user information. In addition to the foregoing, other aspects are described in the claims, drawings, and text.

Abstract: Computationally implemented methods and systems include receiving a generic food request from a user for one or more food items; obtaining, in response to the reception of the generic food request, user preference information of the user that indicates one or more food customization preferences of the user including at least one or more ingredient integrity preferences of the user related to integrity of one or more ingredients, the user preference information to be obtained from one or more sources other than the user; and directing automated generation of one or more customized food items in response to the received generic food request and in accordance, at least in part, with the obtained user preference information. In addition to the foregoing, other aspects are described in the claims, drawings, and text.

Abstract: Computationally implemented methods and systems include receiving a generic food request from a user for one or more food items; obtaining, in response to the reception of the generic food request, user preference information of the user that indicates one or more food customization preferences of the user including at least one or more ingredient integrity preferences of the user related to integrity of one or more ingredients, the user preference information to be obtained from one or more sources other than the user; and directing automated generation of one or more customized food items in response to the received generic food request and in accordance, at least in part, with the obtained user preference information. In addition to the foregoing, other aspects are described in the claims, drawings, and text.

Abstract: Computationally implemented methods and systems include acquiring user information associated with one or more users for preparing one or more customized food items for the one or more users, the user information including one or more user preferences related to integrity of one or more food ingredients to be included in the one or more customized food items; and directing generation of one or more customized packagings for holding the one or more customized food items of the one or more users, the one or more customized packagings having one or more features that are customized based, at least in part, on the acquired user information. In addition to the foregoing, other aspects are described in the claims, drawings, and text.