Abstract: The present invention discloses a LAN system, method and unit supporting dynamic self-adaptive network configuration. Through the integration of self-adaptive dynamic routing protocol with various nodes of network, the source node broadcasts and sends a message containing destination node information, and the intermediate node searches the destination node information in its connection state sheet and returns to the source node or adds its node information into the message and sends to other intermediate nodes based on the searching results, the intermediate node will modify its routing list and open the routing transfer function. The source node and the destination node will configure their routing lists respectively with the gateway and corresponding network interfaces through which the network segment of other node is reached to establish a routing connection. The system can automatically configure the network, and greatly decrease its dependence on the central node, increasing stability and reliability.

Abstract: Some embodiments of this application provide a battery cell, a battery, an electrical device, and a method and apparatus for manufacturing a battery cell. The battery cell includes: a housing, including a first opening and configured to accommodate an electrode assembly of the battery cell; an end cap, configured to fit and cover the first opening; and a first dielectric film, configured to dielectrically protect the end cap. The first dielectric film includes: a body portion, where the body portion is configured to cover a surface of the end cap, the surface being away from the housing; and a plurality of extension portions. The plurality of extension portions surround the body portion. Each of the plurality of extension portions is connected to one edge of the body portion and extends away from a center of the body portion.

Abstract: A first surface of a separator for an electrode assembly includes a first passage region and a first blocking region. The first blocking region is formed by spraying or scraping an insulating material on edge regions on two sides of the first surface in a first direction X, the first direction X is perpendicular to an extension direction of the separator, and the first passage region is the region on the first surface except the first blocking region. The first passage region is configured for passage of ions from an electrolyte, and the first blocking region is configured to block the ions from the electrolyte.

Abstract: A child safety seat includes a seat portion, a backrest assembly connected with the seat portion, and a backrest adjusting system carried with the backrest assembly and including a lock. The backrest assembly including a first portion, a second portion slidably connected with the first portion, and a third portion slidably connected with the second portion. The lock includes a first latching part operable to lock and unlock the third portion with respect to the second portion, and a second latching part operable to lock and unlock the first portion with respect to the second portion, the second latching part being coupled to the first latching part so that the first and second latching parts are movable in unison relative to the backrest assembly.

Abstract: A child safety seat includes a seat portion, a backrest assembly connected with the seat portion, and a backrest adjusting system carried with the backrest assembly and including a lock. The backrest assembly including a first portion, a second portion slidably connected with the first portion, and a third portion slidably connected with the second portion. The lock includes a first latching part operable to lock and unlock the third portion with respect to the second portion, and a second latching part operable to lock and unlock the first portion with respect to the second portion, the second latching part being coupled to the first latching part so that the first and second latching parts are movable in unison relative to the backrest assembly.

Abstract: A child safety seat includes a backrest assembly including a first, a second, and a third portion slidably connected with one another, and a backrest adjusting system carried with the backrest assembly and configured to provide a first stage of height adjustment where the first and second portions are locked with each other and the third portion is movable relative to the first and second portions for adjustment, and a second stage of height adjustment where the second portion is locked with the third portion so that the second and third portions are movable in unison relative to the first portion for adjustment. The third portion carries an adjustment latch that engages with the second portion for locking the third portion in position in the first stage of height adjustment and engages with the first portion for locking the third portion in position in the second stage of height adjustment.

Abstract: A child safety seat includes a backrest assembly including a first, a second, and a third portion slidably connected with one another, and a backrest adjusting system carried with the backrest assembly and configured to provide a first stage of height adjustment where the first and second portions are locked with each other and the third portion is movable relative to the first and second portions for adjustment, and a second stage of height adjustment where the second portion is locked with the third portion so that the second and third portions are movable in unison relative to the first portion for adjustment. The third portion carries an adjustment latch that engages with the second portion for locking the third portion in position in the first stage of height adjustment and engages with the first portion for locking the third portion in position in the second stage of height adjustment.

Abstract: A child safety seat includes a seat portion, a backrest assembly connected with the seat portion and including a first and a second portion slidably connected with each other and a third portion slidably connected with the second portion, and a backrest adjusting system carried with the backrest assembly and configured to provide a first stage of height adjustment where the first and second portions are locked with each other and the third portion is movable relative to the first and second portions for adjustment, and a second stage of height adjustment where the second portion is locked with the third portion and unlocked from the first portion so that the second portion and the third portion are movable in unison relative to the first portion for adjustment.

Abstract: A child safety seat includes a seat portion, a backrest assembly connected with the seat portion and including a first and a second portion slidably connected with each other and a third portion slidably connected with the second portion, and a backrest adjusting system carried with the backrest assembly and configured to provide a first stage of height adjustment where the first and second portions are locked with each other and the third portion is movable relative to the first and second portions for adjustment, and a second stage of height adjustment where the second portion is locked with the third portion and unlocked from the first portion so that the second portion and the third portion are movable in unison relative to the first portion for adjustment.

Abstract: A child safety seat includes a seat portion, a backrest assembly including a first and a second backrest portion slidably connected with each other and a headrest slidably connected with the second backrest portion, the first backrest portion being connected with the seat portion, and a backrest adjusting system disposed on the backrest assembly and configured to provide a first stage of height adjustment where the first and second backrest portions are locked with each other and the headrest is movable relative to the first and second backrest portions for adjustment, and a second stage of height adjustment where the second backrest portion is locked with the headrest and unlocked from the first backrest portion so that the headrest and the second backrest portion are movable in unison relative to the first backrest portion for adjustment.

Abstract: A child safety seat includes a seat portion, a backrest assembly including a first and a second backrest portion slidably connected with each other and a headrest slidably connected with the second backrest portion, the first backrest portion being connected with the seat portion, and a backrest adjusting system disposed on the backrest assembly and configured to provide a first stage of height adjustment where the first and second backrest portions are locked with each other and the headrest is movable relative to the first and second backrest portions for adjustment, and a second stage of height adjustment where the second backrest portion is locked with the headrest and unlocked from the first backrest portion so that the headrest and the second backrest portion are movable in unison relative to the first backrest portion for adjustment.

Abstract: An infant basket comprises: a basket body; two pivot plates formed with notches; two hollow connectors pivoted to the pivot plates; two latch members mounted in the hollow connectors and operable to engage and disengage the notches; and a handle having two hollow end portions. The hollow connectors are mounted detachably in the hollow end portions such that the latch members are disposed within the hollow end portions. The latch members are co-rotatable with the handle and the hollow connectors relative to the pivot plates about a rotation axis from an upright position to a lie-back position relative to the basket body when the latch members are disengaged from the notches, respectively.

Abstract: An infant basket comprises: a basket body; two pivot plates formed with notches; two hollow connectors pivoted to the pivot plates; two latch members mounted in the hollow connectors and operable to engage and disengage the notches; and a handle having two hollow end portions. The hollow connectors are mounted detachably in the hollow end portions such that the latch members are disposed within the hollow end portions. The latch members are co-rotatable with the handle and the hollow connectors relative to the pivot plates about a rotation axis from an upright position to a lie-back position relative to the basket body when the latch members are disengaged from the notches, respectively.