Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices related to built-in self-test (BIST) circuitry of a controller. The controller can be coupled to multiple memory devices. The BIST circuitry can include registers configured to store burst patterns. The BIST circuitry can perform a BIST operation on the memory devices contemporaneously and using the number of burst patterns.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices related to built-in self-test burst patterns based on architecture of memory. A controller can be coupled to a memory device. The controller can include built-in self-test (BIST) circuitry. The BIST circuitry can include registers configured to store respective write burst patterns and read burst patterns based on an architecture of the memory device.

Abstract: The present invention displays an in-the-ear Electroencephalography (EEG) electrode system designed to monitor brain activity in clinical environments, using eartips composed of n-doped silicon or alternative conductive rubber-based materials positioned in the ear canal to accurately detect neurological signals. This electrode system offers wireless and wired configurations, ensuring adaptability to various platforms. This invention addresses the limitations of traditional EEG methodologies by providing a solution for continuous and reliable brain activity monitoring, particularly during intricate surgical procedures. The electrode system displays patient vitals and EEG data in real time, providing medical professionals in diverse clinical settings with comprehensive insights into brain states across a spectrum of frequencies. This system captures Event-Related Potentials (ERPs) and activities in the temporal lobes.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices related to built-in self-test (BIST) circuitry of a controller. The controller can be coupled to multiple memory devices. The BIST circuitry can include registers configured to store burst patterns. The BIST circuitry can perform a BIST operation on the memory devices contemporaneously and using the number of burst patterns.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices related to built-in self-test burst patterns based on architecture of memory. A controller can be coupled to a memory device. The controller can include built-in self-test (BIST) circuitry. The BIST circuitry can include registers configured to store respective write burst patterns and read burst patterns based on an architecture of the memory device.

Abstract: This invention presents a wireless earbud case tailored for biometrics and wearable technology. Unlike basic charging cases like those of consumer earbuds in the market currently, this earbud case enriches mobile device interaction. The case processes biometric electroencephalography (EEG) data to aid in monitoring mood, sleep, and neurological health. It wirelessly links via Bluetooth or WiFi to transmit data to a mobile software. It charges earbuds and can indicate battery levels of the earbuds or the case itself. It receives, processes, and transmits EEG data from external sources like earbud-connected electrodes. Then, the processed data displays on devices like phones and computers. Compatible with EEG or magnetoencephalography earbuds, it offers electronic storage for the purpose of data security. This invention optimizes data flow to external devices, such as EEG earbuds for biometric and wearable tech applications.

Abstract: The present disclosure involves the integration of conductive filaments or n-doped silicon with a rubber ear-tip. This combination allows for the detection of brain oscillation waves in EEG-enabled earbud systems. Previous implementations of ear tip electrodes involve multiple tiny electrodes embedded into the ear tip. However, unlike conventional designs, the presented solution utilizes the entire ear tip for conductivity, making a significant advancement in EEG technology in regards to data capturing. Other embodiments of the invention include partitioning the ear tip itself to make an electrode array for multiple reference points during detection of brain waves. These conductive ear tips enable accurate neural biometric detection. Incorporating magnets, the ear tips seamlessly attach to earbuds, enhancing convenience.

Abstract: There is provided herein a reinforced fan blade construction which is reinforced at a proximal end thereof utilising a pair of opposing reinforcement brackets, typically metallic. In this way, the fan blade member may be manufactured from Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) plastic or the like which is typically cheaper, lighter and easier to colour as opposed to other fan blade materials. Furthermore, plastic is noncorrosive allowing for outdoor application. The reinforcement brackets may comprise an elongate stem and an orthogonal cross piece. The orthogonal cross piece (which may be semicircular) may attached directly to the drive motor annulus such that inertial strain imparted thereon is spread along the elongate stem thereby reinforcing the proximal end of the fan blade.

Abstract: A high color rendering index light and method of forming the same wherein the light is formed from at least two light emitting diodes each having color temperatures which are close enough to one another to be visually the same and which are connected in series and wherein each of which has a different color rendering index and wherein at least one of the at least two light emitting diodes has a high Color Rendering Index Value of at least Ra 80.

Abstract: An improved architecture of a power supply circuit with power factor correction, the power supply circuit includes power supply circuit output terminals and a voltage negative feedback circuit, the power supply circuit output terminals include a high potential terminals and a low potential terminals, the voltage negative feedback circuit includes a first feedback circuit and a second feedback circuit connected in series in order from the high potential terminal to the low potential terminal, a connection point of the first feedback circuit and the second feedback circuit acts as a feedback signal output terminal through which the voltage negative feedback circuit outputs a feedback signal, in the improved architecture, the first feedback circuit is replaced by a light source branch including a constant-current light source, and the second feedback circuit is replaced by a resistor branch for determining a working current of the light source branch.

Abstract: The present invention provides a light-emitting diode (LED) and a method for manufacturing said LED. The LED is characterized that, the silica gel as the interlayer is provided between the transparent organic material and the chip. The method for manufacturing is characterized that, a gel applying step for applying the silica gel and the solidifying step for solidifying the semi-finished product of LED applied with the silica gel are included prior to the material packaging step for packaging using the transparent organic material. The LED of this invention and the LED manufactured by the method of this invention have no light decay for the low-power, such as Ø5 mm or less LED, and little light decay for the high-power LED, and have the advantages of excellent weathering resistance and low production cost.

Abstract: A method for forming a light source by plurality of light-emitting units, includes: step (A), determining the number of the light-emitting units based on following factors: the factors include a maximum supply voltage of a power supply circuit and a working voltage of each of the light-emitting units; step (B), determining a set power of each of the light-emitting units based on a set power of the light source and the number of the light-emitting units determined in the step (A); step (C), fabricating or selecting each of the light-emitting units based on the working voltage of each of the light emitting units and the set power of each of the light-emitting units determined in the step (B); step D), forming the light source by connecting each of the light-emitting units obtained in the step (C) in series according to the number of the light-emitting units determined in the step (A).

Abstract: Emergency signs and combination emergency signs and emergency lights wherein the combination signs are compact for shipment and are energy efficient using first interior light emitting diodes, powered by an AC power source, for illumination of messages formed in at least one side wall of the emergency signs and having at least one emergency light emitting diode lamp for providing emergency lighting in the event of AC power failure and wherein the at least one emergency light emitting diode lamp, in some embodiments, is selectively deployable and adjustable relative to the signs, and in others, is fixedly mounted relative to the signs.

Abstract: Emergency signs and combination emergency signs and emergency lights wherein the combination signs are compact for shipment and are energy efficient using first interior light emitting diodes, powered by an AC power source, for illumination of messages formed in at least one side wall of the emergency signs and having at least one emergency light emitting diode lamp for providing emergency lighting in the event of AC power failure and wherein the at least one emergency light emitting diode lamp, in some embodiments, is selectively deployable and adjustable relative to the signs, and in others, is fixedly mounted relative to the signs.

Abstract: A system for implementing a wide-range of glycemic control protocols (e.g., Tight Glycemic Control protocols) in an automated, semi-closed or closed loop manner thereby eliminating common sources of system error is provided herein. More specifically, the system can include a blood glucose measuring device in communication with a wide-range of databases and/or interfaces thereby allowing for typically independent steps such as patient testing, result determination, protocol adjustment (suggestions as well as actual calculations of new dosages), meal information, scheduling of future testing in light of test results, and administration of medicine to be performed automatically in a semi-closed or closed loop manner. Furthermore, the system provides for ultimate flexibility by allowing a protocol administrator to continuously add, subtract, and/or modify various steps of the protocol while maintaining the integrity and safety of the system.

Abstract: An eccentric planar fluorescent tube includes an outer planar fluorescent tubular member that extends substantially but not completely about a center point and which is extended by two inner portions that extend from a first peripheral portion of the outer tubular member and on opposite sides of the center point and terminate at ends proximate to an opposite peripheral portion of the outer tubular member and wherein the ends are connected by a leg member for supplying power to the fluorescent tube. In one embodiment, the leg member includes electrical contacts that extend substantially in a plane of the outer tubular member and, in another embodiment, a central adapter may be provided including electrical contacts that extend transversely with respect to the plane of the outer tubular member.

Abstract: An optical device for conditioning a multi-channel optical signal is provided, comprising a channel separation and assembly unit and a signal processor. The signal processor comprises an optical attenuator for adjusting the power level of the signals, an optical detector for detecting the power level associated with each of the multiple channels, a reflective medium disposed between the optical attenuator and detector, and a microprocessor-based controller in electrical communication with the attenuator and detector for dynamically controlling the power distribution of the output signal.

Abstract: An eccentric planar fluorescent tube comprises a planar fluorescent tubular portion, two tube-ends drawing out filaments, and a leg member provided at the tube-ends. Based on known planar fluorescent tubes, said two tube-ends extend from a periphery side of said tubular portion to said periphery side along a plane defined by tubular segments at which the two tube-ends exist, so as to form two increased extended tubular segments, and a passage which passes a center of the tube plane is formed at said periphery side and between said two extended tubular segments. One side of said leg member is held on a periphery tubular segment at another side of said periphery, other side thereof is held on two extended ends, and power supplying pins which are electrically connected to the filaments at both tube-ends are protruded from the leg member.

Abstract: This specification discloses a frequency division type protection device for portable information processing systems. It is composed of a control unit, a piezoelectric unit, a frequency division unit and a display unit. When a portable information processing system experience an unusual voltage, the frequency division unit produces and sends a frequency division voltage to the control to provide its work voltage. The piezoelectric unit temporarily stops its job and the display unit shows the current status of the protection device. The invention can thus protect the portable information system and the data stored therein.