Abstract: A PDCCH candidate allocation method for cross-carrier scheduling and a device are provided. This method includes: when configuration of a first cell includes search space set configuration or PDCCH candidate quantity configuration thereof, determining a PDCCH candidate quantity and/or a monitoring parameter thereof based on the configuration thereof; or when a first cell has no PDCCH configuration and configuration of a second cell includes only PDCCH configuration thereof, determining a PDCCH candidate quantity and/or a monitoring parameter of the first cell based on the PDCCH configuration of the second cell; or when a first cell has no PDCCH configuration and PDCCH configuration of a second cell includes search space set configuration or PDCCH candidate quantity configuration of the first cell, determining a PDCCH candidate quantity and/or a monitoring parameter of the first cell based on the search space set configuration or PDCCH candidate quantity configuration of the first cell.

Abstract: An exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure provides a membrane including a supporting base layer, which can be permeable, and a dual layer oxygen barrier film disposable over the supporting base layer. The supporting barrier film can include a polymeric or paper-based material. The dual layer oxygen barrier film can include a chitin material and a cellulosic material.

Abstract: A circuit and a method for detecting a current zero-crossing point, and a circuit and method for detecting a load voltage are disclosed. The circuit for detecting current zero-crossing point includes: a load power supply circuit, a voltage-dividing resistor, a transistor switch, a zero-crossing detection circuit; the load power supply circuit includes: a load, a diode, and a transformer; one end of a primary winding of the transformer is connected with the operating voltage input terminal, the other end of the primary winding of the transformer is connected with a first end of the transistor switch and a first end of the voltage-dividing resistor, a second end of the voltage-dividing resistor and a second end of the transistor switch are connected with the ground, the load voltage is controlled by the transistor switch.

Abstract: A circuit and a method for detecting a current zero-crossing point, and a circuit and method for detecting a load voltage are disclosed. The circuit for detecting current zero-crossing point includes: a load power supply circuit, a voltage-dividing resistor, a transistor switch, a zero-crossing detection circuit; the load power supply circuit includes: a load, a diode, and a transformer; one end of a primary winding of the transformer is connected with the operating voltage input terminal, the other end of the primary winding of the transformer is connected with a first end of the transistor switch and a first end of the voltage-dividing resistor, a second end of the voltage-dividing resistor and a second end of the transistor switch are connected with the ground, the load voltage is controlled by the transistor switch.

Abstract: A circuit and a method for detecting a current zero-crossing point, and a circuit and method for detecting a load voltage are disclosed.

Abstract: A circuit and a method for detecting a current zero-crossing point, and a circuit and method for detecting a load voltage are disclosed.

Abstract: A system and method for dimming an LED lighting installation using an AC power source are disclosed. The disclosed LED lighting system includes an LED light having one or more LEDs, a dimming control module for controlling and adjusting brightness level of the LED light toward a desired target brightness, and a user-operated lighting control device including a power on/off switch and a dimmer. The power on/off switch passes or interrupts the AC power fed into the dimming control module. A series of turned-off operations of the power on/off switch of transitory duration causes LED light target brightness levels to be progressively increasing or decreasing leading to a desired target brightness. Operations of the dimmer result in a target brightness setting signal being generated for the dimming control module, representative of a desired target brightness as well.

Abstract: A system and method for dimming an LED lighting installation using an AC power source are disclosed. The disclosed LED lighting system includes an LED light having one or more LEDs, a dimming control module for controlling and adjusting brightness level of the LED light toward a desired target brightness, and a user-operated lighting control device including a power on/off switch and a dimmer. The power on/off switch passes or interrupts the AC power fed into the dimming control module. A series of turned-off operations of the power on/off switch of transitory duration causes LED light target brightness levels to be progressively increasing or decreasing leading to a desired target brightness. Operations of the dimmer result in a target brightness setting signal being generated for the dimming control module, representative of a desired target brightness as well.