Abstract: A multiphase power supply apparatus for wireless power transmission and a control method thereof are disclosed. The multiphase power supply apparatus includes two power supply coils and coupling coefficient between the power supply coils is below a predetermined value. When it is determined that a deviation in alignment with the corresponding pickup has occurred, the phase difference between the inverters is adjusted. When adjusted to the optimum phase difference, the output of the pickup coils becomes uniform, even if there is a deviation in the alignment between the power supply apparatus and the pickup.

Abstract: A method for determining a motor angle, may include deriving a sensor weight and a sensorless weight via a cross product of an actual current vector and a model-based sensored current vector and a cross product of the actual current vector and a model-based sensorless current vector; and determining a final motor angle by applying the sensor weight and the sensorless weight to each of a sensored angle and a sensorless angle.

Abstract: A method for determining a motor angle, may include deriving a sensor weight and a sensorless weight via a cross product of an actual current vector and a model-based sensored current vector and a cross product of the actual current vector and a model-based sensorless current vector; and determining a final motor angle by applying the sensor weight and the sensorless weight to each of a sensored angle and a sensorless angle.

Abstract: In certain aspects, provided herein are RNA complexes (e.g., asymmetric RNA complexes, such as asiRNAs or cell penetrating asiRNAs) that inhibit CTGF expression and are therefore useful for treating idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.

Abstract: In certain aspects, provided herein are RNA complexes (e.g., asymmetric RNA complexes, such as asiRNAs or cell penetrating asiRNAs) that inhibit ANGPT2 and/or PDGFB expression and are therefore useful for treating angiogenesis-associated diseases, such as cancer, AMD, and DME.

Abstract: In certain aspects, provided herein are RNA complexes (e.g., asymmetric RNA complexes, such as asiRNAs or cell penetrating asiRNAs) that inhibit ANGPT2 and/or PDGFB expression and are therefore useful for treating angiogenesis-associated diseases, such as cancer, AMD, and DME.

Abstract: In certain aspects, provided herein are RNA complexes (e.g., asymmetric RNA complexes, such as asiRNAs or cell penetrating asiRNAs) that inhibit CTGF expression and are therefore useful for treating idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.

Abstract: In certain aspects, provided herein are RNA complexes (e.g., asymmetric RNA complexes, such as asiRNAs or cell penetrating asiRNAs) that inhibit CTGF expression and are therefore useful for treating idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.

Abstract: In certain aspects, provided herein are RNA complexes (e.g., asymmetric RNA complexes, such as asiRNAs or cell penetrating asiRNAs) that inhibit CTGF expression and are therefore useful for treating idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.

Abstract: In certain aspects, provided herein are RNA complexes (e.g., asymmetric RNA complexes, such as asiRNAs or cell penetrating asiRNAs) that inhibit ANGPT2 and/or PDGFB expression and are therefore useful for treating angiogenesis-associated diseases, such as cancer, AMD, and DME.

Abstract: An optical recording/reproducing apparatus for determining a direction in which an optical pick-up moves, and detecting a track cross signal. The track cross signal is useful as a basis of determining tracking pull-in after searching a track. In the present track cross signal detecting method, the track cross signal is obtained by binarizing the envelope of an RF signal RF0 obtained by subtracting some light receiving signals generated by some light receiving devices in the radial direction from other light receiving signals generated by other light receiving devices in the radial direction. The light receiving signals originate from a photodetector, divided into two or more sections in the radial direction. The track cross signal detecting method is especially useful for generating the track cross signal when the track pitch is smaller than the size of an optical spot, the signal being less affected by crosstalk caused by an adjacent track.