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US11839161B2	Semiconductor structure The present disclosure provides a semiconductor structure including a first electrode via, a first electrode on the first electrode via, a magnetic tunneling junction (MTJ) over the first electrode, a second electrode over the MTJ, a first dielectric layer on the first electrode via, a second dielectric layer on the first dielectric layer. The first dielectric layer is a planar layer. A sidewall of the MTJ is in contact with the second dielectric layer, and a bottom surface of the second dielectric layer is higher than a bottom surface of the first electrode.
US11839159B2	Transducer with improved piezoelectric arrangement, mems device comprising the transducer, and methods for manufacturing the transducer A transducer includes a supporting body and a suspended structure mechanically coupled to the supporting body. The suspended structure has a first and a second surface opposite to one another along an axis, and is configured to oscillate in an oscillation direction having at least one component parallel to the axis. A first piezoelectric transducer is disposed on the first surface of the suspended structure, and a second piezoelectric transducer is disposed on the second surface of the suspended structure.
US11839158B2	Silicide alloy material and thermoelectric conversion device in which same is used Provided is a silicide-based alloy material with which environmental load can be reduced and high thermoelectric conversion performance can be obtained.Provided is a silicide-based alloy material including silicon and ruthenium as main components, in which when the contents of silicon and ruthenium are denoted by Si and Ru, respectively, the atomic ratio of the devices constituting the alloy material satisfies the following: 45 atm %≤Si/(Ru+Si)≤70 atm % 30 atm %≤Ru/(Ru+Si)≤55 atm %.
US11839157B2	Bidirectional stretchable and flexible wearable thermoelectric module Disclosed is a stretchable and flexible thermoelectric module including: a thermoelectric material; a pair of elastic composites having stretchability and flexibility; and a first electrode and a second electrode, which are deformable and electrically connected to both sides of the thermoelectric material, respectively, and whose one surfaces face each other. Thus, since the thermoelectric module has excellent stretchability, flexibility and thermal conductivity, the thermoelectric module is suitably applied to a wearable device that exhibits excellent efficiency during cooling or heating and is in contact with a human body.
US11839153B2	Compound, material for organic electroluminescent element, organic electroluminescent element, and electronic device A compound represented by formula (1) as defined, wherein in any one pair selected from R4 and R5, R5 and R6, and R6 and R7, one member represents a single bond bonded to a of a group represented by the formula (11), and the other member represents a single bond bonded to b, in any one pair selected from R1 and R2, R2 and R3, R8 and R9, R9 and R10, and R10 and R11, one member represents a single bond bonded to a of a group represented by the formula (11) and the other member represents a single bond bonded to b, or one member represents a single bond bonded to c of a group represented by the formula (21), and the other member represents a single bond bonded to d, and R1 to R11 except for the single bonds, Ar, and R21 to R24 are defined.
US11839150B2	Organic electroluminescence device and condensed cyclic compound for organic electroluminescence device An organic electroluminescence device includes a first electrode, a second electrode, and an emission layer disposed between the first electrode and the second electrode, wherein the emission layer includes a condensed cyclic compound represented by Formula 1, and the organic electroluminescence device exhibits high efficiency characteristics.
US11839149B2	Compound and light-emitting device including same A compound for a light emitting device, the compound being represented by Formula 1: wherein, in Formula 1, the variables are defined herein.
US11839147B2	Hole injection layer and charge generation layer containing a truxene based compound Hole injection layer and charge generation layer containing a truxene based compound are disclosed for organic electronic devices. By applying the truxene based compound for the hole injection layer, low driving voltage, high efficiency and long lifetime of the device can be achieved. In addition, a P-type charge generation layer comprising the truxene based compound can be used in tandem OLEDs structure and can further improve the voltage, efficiency and lifetime of the device.
US11839143B2	Organometallic compound and organic light-emitting device including same An organometallic compound is represented by Formula 1. An organic light-emitting device includes: a first electrode; a second electrode; and an organic layer between the first electrode and the second electrode and including an emission layer. The organic light-emitting device further includes at least one organometallic compound represented by Formula 1.
US11839141B2	Organic electroluminescent materials and devices A novel compound having a first ligand LA of is disclosed. The compound is useful as emitter dopant in OLEDs.
US11839139B2	Organic electroluminescent materials and devices A compound is disclosed that has a metal coordination complex structure having at least two ligands coordinated to the metal; wherein the compound has a first substituent R1 at one of the ligands' periphery; wherein a first distance is defined as the distance between the metal and one of the atoms in R1 where that atom is the farthest away from the metal among the atoms in R1; wherein the first distance is also longer than any other atom-to-metal distance between the metal and any other atoms in the compound; and wherein when a sphere having a radius r is defined whose center is at the metal and the radius r is the smallest radius that will allow the sphere to enclose all atoms in the compound that are not part of R1, the first distance is longer than the radius r by at least 2.9 Å.
US11839137B2	Display apparatus and method of manufacturing the same A display apparatus including a first non-folding area, a second non-folding area spaced apart from the first non-folding area, and a folding area between the first non-folding area and the second non-folding area, a flexible display panel, a metal plate supporting the flexible display panel and including a recess in the folding area, the metal plate having a first thickness in the first non-folding area and the second non-folding area, and a second thickness less than the first thickness in the folding area, a resin portion disposed in the recess, and a first adhesive layer disposed between the flexible display panel and the metal plate.
US11839136B2	Method of manufacturing display panel A method of manufacturing a display panel includes: preparing a support substrate including a first area and a second area that are spaced apart from each other, and a third area between the first area and the second area; forming, on the support substrate, a blocking layer located in the first area; forming, on the support substrate, a substrate material layer located in the first through third areas; removing a portion of the substrate material layer corresponding to the third area, to form a dummy substrate in the first area and a substrate in the second area; and separating the substrate from the support substrate, wherein the dummy substrate includes a plurality of protrusions protruding toward the substrate, and the substrate defines a plurality of through-portions corresponding to the plurality of protrusions, wherein an edge of each of the plurality of protrusions includes an uneven portion.
US11839135B2	Display device and manufacturing method thereof A display device and a manufacturing method thereof are provided. The display device includes a flexible panel and a protective film. The flexible panel includes a first panel part, a second panel part, and a bendable part connected between the first panel part and the second panel part. The protective film is bonded to a surface on a non-display side of the flexible panel, and includes a first film part bonded to the first panel part and a second film part bonded to the second panel part. The flexible panel is bent at the bendable part so that the first panel part and the second panel part are overlapped in a first direction perpendicular to the surface.
US11839133B2	Organic photodetectors for in-cell optical sensing An organic light-emitting diode (OLED) display includes an array of OLED pixels and an array of organic photodetector (OPD) pixels. An OLED pixel in the array of OLED pixels includes an OLED hole transport layer (HTL), an OLED electron transport layer (ETL), and an emissive layer positioned between the OLED HTL and the OLED ETL. An OPD pixel in the array of OPD pixels includes the OLED HTL, the OLED ETL, and an electron donor material positioned between the OLED HTL and the OLED ETL, wherein the OLED ETL functions as an electron acceptor material for the OPD pixel. In other embodiments, the OPD pixel may be configured differently.
US11839132B2	Electroluminescence display device having a through-hole in display area An electroluminescence display device including a substrate having a display area and a non-display area arranged near the display area, a light emitting diode in the display area, an encapsulation layer on the light emitting diode, the encapsulation layer including a first inorganic encapsulation layer, a second inorganic encapsulation layer and an organic encapsulation layer disposed between the first and second inorganic encapsulation layers, a through-hole arranged inside the display area to penetrate the substrate, an inner dam surrounding the through-hole, a trench arranged between the inner dam and the through-hole, and an etch-stopper arranged between the trench and the through-hole, wherein the first inorganic encapsulation layer and the second inorganic encapsulation layer are disposed on the display area and covering the inner dam and the trench.
US11839129B2	Display apparatus including a low refractive index layer A display apparatus includes a first through a third light-emitting devices, each including a first-color emission layer and being over a substrate; a second-color quantum dot layer over the second light-emitting device; a third-color quantum dot layer over the third light-emitting device; and a low refractive index layer over the second-color quantum dot layer and the third-color quantum dot layer to correspond to the first through third light-emitting devices, and including a matrix part and a plurality of particles in the matrix part, wherein a first portion of the matrix part away from the first through third light-emitting devices includes fluorine.
US11839127B2	Light emitting display device with electron injection layer at non-active area Disclosed is a light emitting display device which prevents pixel shrinkage and improves reliability by changing the structure of a bank and the inner structures of light emitting devices outside an active area of the light emitting display device.
US11839123B2	Display substrate and display device A display substrate and a display device are disclosed. The display substrate includes a base substrate, a plurality of sub-pixels, a plurality of data lines, a control signal line, data test lines, a test circuit and an auxiliary electrode line. The test circuit includes a plurality of test units, each of at least one of the plurality of test units includes a first control line and a plurality of control switches, the auxiliary electrode line and the first control line are connected in parallel with each other, and an orthographic projection of a part of at least one control switch among the plurality of control switches on a substrate surface of the base substrate is located between an orthographic projection of the first control line and an orthographic projection of the auxiliary electrode line on the substrate surface of the base substrate.
US11839117B2	Organic light emitting diode display An organic light emitting diode display includes a substrate, a plurality of pixels disposed on the substrate, a plurality of transmissive windows spaced apart from the pixels, and a light blocking member disposed between one of the pixels and one of the transmissive windows. The pixels display an image, and light is transmitted through the transmissive windows. Each pixel includes a transistor including a plurality of electrode members disposed in different layers on the substrate. The light blocking member includes a plurality of light blocking sub-members respectively disposed in the same layers as the plurality of electrode members.
US11839116B2	OLED panel with trench overhang structures Embodiments described herein generally relate to sub-pixel circuits that may be utilized in a display such as an organic light-emitting diode (OLED) display. The device includes substrate, pixel-defining layer (PDL) structures disposed over the section of the substrate, inorganic or metal overhang structures disposed on an upper surface of the PDL structures, and a plurality of sub-pixels. The PDL structures include a trench disposed in the top surface of the PDL structure. Each sub-pixel includes an anode, an OLED material disposed over and in contact with the anode, and a cathode disposed over the OLED material. The inorganic or metal overhang structures have an overhang extension that extends laterally over the trench. An encapsulation layer is disposed over the cathode and extends under at least a portion of the inorganic or metal overhang structures and along a top surface of the PDL structures.
US11839113B2	Organic light emitting diode display and manufacturing method thereof An organic light emitting diode display includes: a substrate; a scan line formed over the substrate and transmitting a scan signal; a data line crossing the scan line and transmitting a data voltage; a driving voltage line crossing the scan line and transmitting a driving voltage; a switching transistor connected to the scan line and the data line; a driving transistor connected to the switching transistor; a driving connection member connected to a driving gate electrode of the driving transistor; a storage capacitor including a first storage electrode and a second storage electrode; a pixel electrode electrically connected to the driving transistor; and a contact hole connecting the first storage electrode and the driving connection member. The second storage electrode may include a cut-out by a curved edge at least partially surrounding the contact hole, and the pixel electrode may be formed not to overlap the cut-out.
US11839111B2	Display device having crack prevention portions on a side portion and method of fabricating the same A display device includes a display panel having a front portion and at least one side portion that is bent from at least one side of the front portion. The front portion includes first pixels. The side portion includes second pixels and crack prevention portions that are disposed adjacent to the second pixels. A number of the first pixels per unit area disposed in the front portion is greater than a number of the second pixels per unit area disposed in the at least one side portion.
US11839108B2	Transparent display device A transparent display device includes a substrate on which a pixel including first, second, and third emission areas and first and second transparent areas arranged along a first direction is defined, a light-emitting diode disposed in each of the first, second, and third emission areas and including a first electrode, a light-emitting layer, and a second electrode, and an auxiliary electrode extending in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction and electrically connected to the second electrode. The first emission area and the auxiliary electrode are disposed between the first transparent area and the second transparent area, and the second transparent area includes a first portion between the first emission area and the second emission area. Further, the first transparent area has a higher transmittance than the second transparent area.
US11839107B2	Touch display device A touch display device can include a substrate including an active area and a non-active area, a transistor disposed on the substrate, a sub-pixel electrically connected to the transistor and including an organic light emitting diode, an encapsulation layer disposed on the organic light emitting diode, a planarization layer disposed on the encapsulation layer and including a lens unit, and a plurality of touch electrodes disposed between the encapsulation layer and the planarization layer. The plurality of touch electrodes can include an open area. Further, the lens unit can be disposed in the open area of the plurality of touch electrodes.
US11839105B2	Display device A display device includes a substrate, a circuit layer on the substrate, a display layer on the circuit layer, at least one hole in a display area of the substrate that penetrates the substrate, the circuit layer, and the display layer, and at least two grooves that surround the at least one hole, where each of the at least two grooves has an undercut structure. The substrate includes a first substrate, a first inorganic layer, a second substrate, and a second inorganic layer, which are sequentially stacked, and each of the at least two grooves extends down from the display layer into the second substrate.
US11839103B2	Display apparatus and method of manufacturing the same A display apparatus including a substrate including a display area and a sensor area, the sensor area including a transmission portion that transmits light, a plurality of first display devices arranged in the display area, a display device group including a plurality of second display devices, the display device group being arranged in the sensor area, and a passivation layer covering the display device group and having a first hole corresponding to the transmission portion.
US11839101B2	Display substrate and preparation method thereof, and display device A display substrate includes a display region and hollowed-out grooves provided at a periphery of the display region. The display substrate includes a first organic base layer, a light-emitting unit provided on the base structure layer and located at the display region; the first organic base layer is provided with a groove structure located between the hollowed-out grooves and the display region. The display substrate further includes a first inorganic package layer for covering the light-emitting unit and the groove structure.
US11839100B2	Display device A display device includes a first substrate, a plurality of pixels on the first substrate, a second substrate on the plurality of pixels, a sealing portion surrounding the plurality of pixels and located between the first substrate and the second substrate, a first wiring extending in a first direction outside the plurality of pixels, and a second wiring partially surrounding the plurality of pixels, in a plane view, in which the second wiring comprises an extension portion arranged in parallel to the first direction between the first wiring and an edge of the first substrate, and the sealing portion fills an area between the extension portion and the first wiring.
US11839098B2	Display panel and display device including cathode set Provided are a display panel and a display device. The display panel includes a transparent display region and a non-transparent display region. The display panel includes at least a first cathode and a second cathode; the first cathode is in the transparent display region; the second cathode is in the non-transparent display region; a first work function of the first cathode is greater than a second work function of the second cathode; and the first work function of the first cathode and the second working function of the second cathode are respectively in a range from 3.8 eV to 4.1 eV.
US11839096B2	Organic sensors and electronic devices An organic sensor includes a first electrode, a second electrode, an organic active layer between the first electrode and the second electrode, and a protective layer between the organic active layer and the second electrode. Capacitance provided of the first electrode, the protective layer, and the second electrode is less than or equal to about 2×10−10 F.
US11839094B2	Solid-state imaging element, production method thereof, and electronic device A solid-state imaging element including a phase difference detection pixel pair that includes first and second phase difference detection pixels is provided. In particular, each phase difference detection pixel of the first and second phase difference detection pixels includes a first photoelectric conversion unit arranged at an upper side of a semiconductor substrate and a second photoelectric conversion unit arranged within the semiconductor substrate. The first photoelectric conversion film may be an organic film. In addition, phase difference detection pixels may be realized without using a light shielding film.
US11839092B2	Display substrate with display regions of differing light transmittance, display panel and display device A display substrate includes a substrate, and the display substrate includes a first display region with a greatest light transmittance, a second display region, and a third display region on the substrate, the third display region is contiguous to the first and second display regions. A plurality of first sub-pixels are disposed in the first display region, a plurality of second sub-pixels are disposed in the second display region, a plurality of third sub-pixels are disposed in the third display region, and a density of the second sub-pixels is the greatest. A pixel circuit for the first sub-pixels is disposed in the third display region, a first electrode of the first sub-pixel is electrically connected to a corresponding pixel circuit via a wiring, the wiring includes a first segment of transparent conductive material disposed in the first display region and a second segment disposed in the third display region.
US11839091B2	Three-dimensional semiconductor memory device A three-dimensional semiconductor memory device including a substrate including a cell array region and a first connection region arranged in a first direction; and a first block structure on the substrate, the first block structure including a lower stack including a plurality of lower electrodes vertically stacked on the substrate; and intermediate stacks exposing the lower stack, the intermediate stacks including a plurality of intermediate electrodes vertically stacked on the lower stack, wherein, on the cell array region, the first block structure has a first width in a second direction crossing the first direction, and wherein, on the first connection region, the first block structure has a second width, which is larger than the first width, in the second direction.
US11839090B2	Memory cells separated by a void-free dielectric structure Various embodiments of the present application are directed towards an integrated chip comprising memory cells separated by a void-free dielectric structure. In some embodiments, a pair of memory cell structures is formed on a via dielectric layer, where the memory cell structures are separated by an inter-cell area. An inter-cell filler layer is formed covering the memory cell structures and the via dielectric layer, and further filling the inter-cell area. The inter-cell filler layer is recessed until a top surface of the inter-cell filler layer is below a top surface of the pair of memory cell structures and the inter-cell area is partially cleared. An interconnect dielectric layer is formed covering the memory cell structures and the inter-cell filler layer, and further filling a cleared portion of the inter-cell area.
US11839087B2	Ferroelectric memory devices with reduced edge defects and methods for forming the same Embodiments of ferroelectric memory devices and methods for forming the ferroelectric memory devices are disclosed. In an example, a ferroelectric memory cell includes a first electrode, a second electrode, and a ferroelectric layer disposed between the first electrode and the second electrode. An edge region exposed by the first electrode and the second electrode is covered by at least one of a healing layer or a block layer.
US11839081B2	Semiconductor memory device including a plurality of memory blocks and method of manufacturing the same A semiconductor memory device may include a plurality of memory blocks and at least one insulation bridge. The plurality of the memory blocks may be defined by a plurality of slits parallel to each other. The at least one insulation bridge may be formed in at least one slit located on at least one side of a memory block of the plurality of memory blocks to support the adjacent memory blocks.
US11839074B2	Method of manufacturing semiconductor device The present technology provides a method of manufacturing a semiconductor device. The method includes forming a preliminary source structure, forming a stack structure on the preliminary source structure, the stack structure including a first material layer and a second material layer, forming a preliminary memory layer that penetrates the stack structure, forming a trench passing through the stack structure, forming a first buffer pattern by performing a surface treatment on a portion of the second material layer that is exposed by the trench, and forming a protective layer covering the first buffer pattern.
US11839073B2	Memory device having 2-transistor vertical memory cell Some embodiments include apparatuses and methods of forming the apparatuses. One of the apparatuses includes a memory cell, first, second, and third data lines, and first and second access lines. Each of the first, second, and third data lines includes a length extending in a first direction. Each of the first and second access lines includes a length extending in a second direction. The memory cell includes a first transistor including a charge storage structure, and a first channel region electrically separated from the charge storage structure, and a second transistor including a second channel region electrically coupled to the charge storage structure. The first data line is electrically coupled to the first channel region. The second data line is electrically coupled to the first channel region. The third data line is electrically coupled to the second channel region, the second channel region being between the charge storage structure and the third data line. The first access line is located on a first level of the apparatus and separated from the first channel by a first dielectric. The second access line is located on a second level of the apparatus and separated from the second channel by a second dielectric. The charge storage structure is located on a level of the apparatus between the first and second levels.
US11839072B2	Method for preparing semiconductor device with T-shaped landing pad structure A method for preparing a semiconductor device is provided. The method includes forming a first dielectric layer over a semiconductor substrate, and forming a conductive contact penetrating through the first dielectric layer. The method also includes forming a lower landing pad over the conductive contact, and forming a second dielectric layer covering the lower landing pad. The method further includes etching the second dielectric layer to form a first opening exposing the lower landing pad, and forming an upper landing pad in the first opening. The lower landing pad and the upper landing pad form a T-shaped landing pad structure.
US11839068B2	Electric power converter Provided is an electric power converter that includes an inverter which includes plural electric parts, a smoothing capacitor configured to smooth electric power, a housing configured to house the inverter and the smoothing capacitor and a first conductor portion configured to connect the smoothing capacitor and the inverter. The housing includes a base portion made of a resin material and a cover portion attached to the base portion to cover the inverter and the smoothing capacitor. The inverter and the smoothing capacitor are mounted on the base portion. The first conductor portion is placed in the vicinity of or in contact with the base portion of the housing in the middle of connection between the smoothing capacitor and the inverter.
US11839067B2	Rack device and power module thereof A rack device having a cabinet and power modules stacked in the cabinet is provided. The power module has a frame, an insulative plate, an insulative cover and transformers. The insulative plate is arranged in the frame. The insulative cover is arranged in the frame and disposed spacedly from and parallel with the insulative plate. Each transformer arranged in the frame has a high-voltage set and a low-voltage set electrically connected with each other. The low-voltage sets are arranged on one surface of the insulative plate and do not protrude from the frame, and the high-voltage sets are arranged on another surface of the insulative plate and between the insulative plate and the insulative cover. The frame of each power module is connected with the frame of adjacent power module, and the frame of at least one of the power modules is connected to the cabinet.
US11839065B2	Temperature equalizing vehicle-mountable device This application discloses a vehicle-mounted device comprising: a first temperature equalization board and a PCB are fastened inside a housing. The first temperature equalization board is close to a first inner wall of the housing. The PCB is close to a second inner wall of the housing. The first inner wall is opposite to the second inner wall. A first protrusion is disposed on a side that is of the first temperature equalization board and that is close to the PCB. A first heat pipe is disposed on a side that is of the first temperature equalization board and that is close to the first inner wall. A first heat emission component is disposed on a side that is of the PCB and that is close to the first temperature equalization board. A position of the first protrusion corresponds to a position of the first heat emission component.
US11839063B2	Refrigeration device and data center A refrigeration device includes an indoor unit and an outdoor unit. The indoor unit is used for heat exchange with air inside an equipment room. To adapt to different cabinets, one or more ventilation ducts of the indoor unit include a plurality of channels, and a baffle assembly is disposed in the indoor unit. An air flow direction in the ventilation duct is changed using the baffle assembly, and the baffle assembly is adjusted to block different positions to apply the refrigeration device to different types of cabinets.
US11839061B2	Heat transfer interfaces for circuit card assembly (CCA) modules An electronic module assembly includes a circuit card assembly (CCA) with heat generating electronic components. A connector is electrically connected to the heat generating electronic components, wherein the connector is positioned at a connection end of the CCA. A heatsink is mounted to the CCA, connected in thermal communication with the electronic components. An undulating channel feature is defined along a lateral edge of the heatsink relative to the connector. One or more channels of the undulating channel feature are aligned with an insertion axis defined by the connector.
US11839051B2	Bi-directional airflow power supply module An information handling system may include a chassis configured to house components of the information handling system and a modular power supply module configured to be readily removable from the chassis. The modular power supply module may include an enclosure, power supply components housed within the enclosure, an air mover configured to drive airflow to cool one or more components of the information handling system, and a mechanical assembly configured to mechanically couple the air mover to the enclosure that enables a user to remove the air mover from the enclosure while still coupled to the enclosure via the mechanical assembly, rotate the air mover 180 degrees relative to the enclosure while still coupled to the enclosure via the mechanical assembly, and reinsert the air mover into the enclosure, in order to modify a direction of airflow driven by the air mover.
US11839048B2	Pole mount system for facilitating installation of heavy telecommunications equipment A pole mount system has an enclosure, an enclosure mounting assembly, and a clamp system. The enclosure mounting assembly is affixed to the exterior of the enclosure. The clamp system grips the pole. The enclosure mounting assembly and the clamp system have complementary fastening structures to secure the enclosure to the pole.
US11839045B2	Electronic apparatus, and electronic component unit An electronic apparatus including a housing, an electronic component unit main body, an engagement lever, and an engaged member, in which the engagement lever includes a lever main body, an engagement groove, and a restricting member, the lever main body is displaceable between a first state in which the one end portion is inclined to protrude rearward with respect to the other end portion in an insertion direction of the electronic component unit main body with respect to the accommodating part and the engagement groove abuts against the engaged member from the rear in the insertion direction, and a second state in which the lever main body is vertical from the one end portion to the other end portion and the engagement groove engages with the engaged member, and the restricting member is able to restrict the lever main body to being in the second state.
US11839043B2	Electronic device with sealed housing An improved ECU for a motor vehicle comprises a housing that includes a top portion and a bottom portion each with an associated gasket. A printed circuit board (PCB) is enclosed between the housing portions. The gaskets provide seals between the housing, portions and respective sides of the PCB and apply balanced forces to each side to minimize strain on the PCB. One or both gaskets may be electromagnetic compliance gaskets.
US11839042B2	Display device A display device includes a window, a display module on a rear surface of the window, and including a folding area, and a non-folding area adjacent to the folding area, and a protective cover on a rear surface of the display module, and including a cover portion configured to cover the folding area and the non-folding area of the display module, and holding portions extending in a first direction, or in a second direction crossing the first direction, from the cover portion, and protruding outside the display module when viewed in a plane.
US11839038B2	Display device and vehicle Display device and vehicle are provided. The display device includes a display panel and an adjustment assembly arranged on a side facing away from a light emitting surface of the display panel and used to bend the display panel. in a bent state, the display panel includes a first display area and a second display area, and the display panel is bent at a junction of the first display area and the second display area, the adjustment assembly is configured to be movable to change a bending position of the display panel and adjust a range of the first display area and a range of the second display area.
US11839037B2	Display device The present invention relates to a display device. The display device according to an embodiment of the present invention can comprise: a display module; a reinforcement frame provided to the display module; a hook fastened to the reinforcement frame; a mounting bracket having a catching hole in which the hook is caught; a screw coming into contact with the upper surface or the lower surface of the reinforcement frame; and a screw fastening part which is provided to the reinforcement frame and to which the screw is fastened.
US11839036B2	Flexible display device A flexible display device is provided. The flexible display device includes a first housing, a second housing, a rolling mechanism, a flexible display screen, and a support plate mechanism. The flexible display screen can be retracted or expanded relative to the rolling mechanism. When the flexible display screen is completely expanded, a second support surface of a support plate and a first support surface of the second housing support the flexible display screen with their whole surfaces, thereby preventing the flexible display screen from collapsing and deforming.
US11839027B2	Electronic device with connector structure An electronic device with a connector structure is provided. The electronic device includes a first circuit board, a first connector, a first shielding cover, a second circuit board, a second connector, and a second shielding cover. The first connector is disposed on the first circuit board. The first shielding cover is disposed on the first circuit board and surrounds the first connector. The second connector is disposed on the second circuit board, wherein the second connector is connected to the first connector. The second shielding cover is disposed on the second circuit board and surrounds the second connector, wherein the first shielding cover is electrically connected to the second shielding cover.
US11839026B2	Circuit board assembly, display apparatus, terminal, and signal processing system Circuit board assembly, Display apparatus, Terminal, and Signal processing system. The circuit board assembly comprises a first circuit board, a second circuit board, a third circuit board, and multiple differential signal lines; the first circuit board comprises a first connector which comprises a first lead group comprising N first leads and a second lead group comprising N second lead; the second circuit board comprises a second connector which comprises a third lead group comprising N third leads and a fourth lead group comprising N fourth leads; multiple i-th leads and multiple (i+2)-th leads are in one-to-one correspondence, and the i-th leads and the corresponding (i+2)-th leads are arranged along a first direction; a first differential line of a j-th differential signal line is connected to the (2j−1)-th i-th lead and the (2j−1)-th (i+2)-th lead, its second differential line is connected to the 2j-th i-th lead and the 2j-th (i+2)-th lead.
US11839021B2	Spacing-assured electric field shield for gas discharge tube of motor control A spacing-assured gas discharge tube assembly is installed on a printed circuit board, which may be part of a motor controller. The discharge tube assembly includes a tube body and an electrostatic spacing shield disposed at least partially around the tube body. The shield is configured to prevent close physical proximity of adjacent structures having electrostatic fields that may alter the breakdown voltage of the tube body.
US11839018B2	Flexible printed circuit board and display touch apparatus A flexible printed circuit board and a display touch apparatus are provided. The flexible printed circuit board includes a binding terminal region, a first circuit region and a second circuit region; the binding terminal region includes multiple terminals, the first circuit region includes a driver circuit, multiple first signal lines, multiple second signal lines, and multiple third signal lines, and the second circuit region includes an external connector; first ends of the multiple first signal lines, the multiple second signal lines and the multiple third signal lines are respectively connected to the terminals of the binding terminal region; second ends of the multiple first signal lines and the multiple second signal lines are respectively connected to the driver circuit; and second ends of the multiple third signal lines are connected to the connector.
US11839016B2	Neutron generation using pyroelectric crystals A method for producing a neutrons includes producing a voltage of negative polarity of at least −100 keV on a surface of a deuterated or tritiated target in response to a temperature change of a pyroelectric crystal of less than about 40° C., the pyroelectric crystal having the deuterated or tritiated target coupled thereto, pulsing a deuterium ion source to produce a deuterium ion beam, accelerating the deuterium ion beam to the deuterated or tritiated target, and directing the ion beam onto the deuterated or tritiated target to make neutrons using at least one element of the following: a voltage of the pyroelectric crystal and a high gradient insulator (HGI) surrounding the pyroelectric crystal. The accelerating of the deuterium ion beam is achieved by using an ion accelerating mechanism comprising a pyroelectric stack accelerator having a first thermal altering mechanism for changing a temperature of the pyroelectric stack accelerator.
US11839014B2	Active gas generating apparatus In the present invention, an electrode pair having a discharge space therein is constituted by a combination of a high-voltage application electrode unit and a ground potential electrode unit. The high-voltage application electrode unit has, as the main components, an electrode dielectric film and a metal electrode formed on the upper surface of the electrode dielectric film. An auxiliary conductive film is formed in an annular shape so as to surround the metal electrode without overlapping the metal electrode in plan view. A metal electrode pressing member: has an annular shape in plan view; is provided to contact part of the upper surface of the auxiliary conductive film; and is fixed to a metal base flange. A ground potential is applied to the base flange.
US11839013B2	Radiation imaging apparatus, radiation imaging system and control method of radiation imaging apparatus The radiation imaging apparatus is provided that includes a radiation detector including a pixel array in which a plurality of pixels being capable of detecting radiation as electric signals are arranged, the radiation transmitted through an AEC sensor used for performing automatic exposure control of radiation irradiated from a radiation generating apparatus, a notifying unit for performing threshold value reached notification to the radiation generating apparatus, if a dose value of the radiation incident on the pixel array reaches a threshold value, and a threshold value setting unit for setting the threshold value in second radiation imaging in which automatic exposure control of the radiation by the radiation detector is performed after first radiation imaging in which the automatic exposure control of the radiation by the AEC sensor is performed, based on pixel values related to the electric signals detected by the plurality of pixels in the first radiation imaging
US11838998B2	Multi-shank heater Provided is a multi-shank heater to be mounted on a support substrate, wherein, with a normal direction relative to the support substrate, which is a direction from the heater side toward the support substrate side, as a basis, the multi-shank heater has U-shaped pieces in which an angle θ of a planar direction of the U-shaped pieces, which is a direction from the heater side toward the support substrate side, is ±10° or more and ±60° or less. An object of the present invention is to provide a multi-shank heater capable of considerably improving the energy output even when the U-shaped pieces are arranged in a high density and have the same pitch.
US11838994B2	Determination device and heating cooking apparatus A toaster according to the disclosure includes a light receiving unit configured to receive reflected light from bread being cooked and a surface condition determination unit configured to determine a surface condition of the bread being cooked on the basis of intensity of the reflected light received by the light receiving unit.
US11838993B2	Communication system and method for high-speed low-latency wireless connectivity in mobility application A communication system includes a first inference server that obtains a subset of information from a connectivity enhanced database of a central cloud server based on a geographical zone served by the first inference server. The first inference server receives a real-time or a near real-time request from a road-side unit (RSU) device within the geographical zone, where the request includes input features corresponding to sensing information from a vehicle. The first inference server further communicates a response to the RSU device, where the response includes wireless connectivity enhanced information including a specific initial access information to bypass an initial access-search on the RSU device. The first inference server communicates causes the RSU device to direct one or more specific beams of RF signals to service a first edge device arranged on the vehicle based on the wireless connectivity enhanced information communicated in the response.
US11838992B2	Systems and methods for a connected sump pump Systems and methods for monitoring operation of a sump pump are provided. A method includes connecting a power adapter to the sump pump and a float-switch. The power adapter includes a controller positioned within a housing, prongs in communication with components coupled to the controller, a first receptacle and a second receptacle. The controller is configured to establish a wireless connection to a first wireless network, and transmit a message to a remote server over the first wireless network. The controller is further configured to determine a power status of a float switch and control the pump based on power status of the float switch.
US11838991B2	Peer-to-peer communication via smart wearables A smart wearable includes one or more sensors and one or more processors. The one or more sensors are configured to generate sensing data. The one or more processors are configured to process the sensing data and determine whether one or more predetermined conditions are satisfied based on the processing of the sensing data. In response to determining that the one or more predetermined conditions are satisfied, the smart wearable is caused to communicate with a second smart wearable.
US11838989B1	Reducing scope of service of relay in response to donor access node air-interface load A method and system for controlling configuration of a relay, where the relay has a coverage footprint and provides service on a first air interface having a frequency bandwidth, and where the relay is served by a donor access node over a second air interface on which the donor access node provides service. Per the disclosure, an entity detects that load on the second air interface on which the donor access node provides service is threshold high, and in response to at least that detecting, the relay is made to reduce the coverage footprint of the relay and/or to reduce the frequency bandwidth of the first air interface on which the relay provides service.
US11838986B2	Policy enforcement across wireless communication networks over application functions A wireless communication network delivers policy enforcement to a wireless user device in another wireless communication network. The wireless communication network wirelessly serves the wireless user device based on a policy. The wireless communication network determines when the wireless user device is visiting the other wireless communication network, and in response, selects the policy for the wireless user device. The wireless communication network transfers the selected policy for the wireless user device to the other wireless communication network. The other wireless communication network receives and enforces the selected policy for the wireless user device.
US11838981B2	Resource management, access control and mobility for grant-free uplink transmission Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A user equipment (UE) may receive a connection release message, the connection release message including a resource indicator indicating that a set of resources are to be used for grant-free uplink transmissions by the UE while operating in a disconnected state. The UE may transition from a connected state to a disconnected state based at least in part on the connection release message. The UE may perform, while operating in the disconnected state, the grant-free uplink transmissions using the set of resources.
US11838979B2	Apparatus of GNB to enable an inactive mode in dual connectivity Embodiments of a next generation Node-B (gNB), User Equipment (UE) and methods for communication are generally described herein. A gNB may be configurable to operate as a master gNB (MgNB). The MgNB may transmit radio-resource control (RRC) signaling to provide information for dual connectivity to allow the UE to utilize radio resources of both a master cell group (MCG) associated with the MgNB and a secondary cell group (SCG) associated with a secondary gNB (SgNB). The MgNB may transmit, to the SgNB, an SgNB release request message that indicates a partial suspension of the dual connectivity, wherein: a first portion of a configuration for the SCG is to be maintained and a second portion of the configuration for the SCG is to be released.
US11838978B2	NR PDCP preservation upon RRC resume/suspend According to some embodiments, a method for use in a user equipment (UE) of resuming a radio bearer in a wireless communication network comprises: establishing a radio resource control (RRC) connection with a first network node; receiving a connection suspend message from the first network node; storing a configuration of a radio bearer associated with the RRC connection; suspending the radio bearer associated with the RRC connection; receiving a connection resume message; determining whether the connection resume message includes configuration information for NR packet data convergence protocol (PDCP) for the suspended radio bearer; upon determining the connection resume message includes configuration information for a NR PDCP, configuring the suspended radio bearer with the configuration information; and resuming the suspended radio bearer.
US11838977B2	Method and apparatus for performing link identifier update procedure in a wireless communication system A method and device are disclosed from the perspective of a User Equipment-to-User Equipment (UE-to-UE) Relay to perform a link identifier update procedure. In one embodiment, the method includes the UE-to-UE Relay receiving a first PC5-S message from a first UE to modify at least one first link identifier, wherein the first PC5-S message includes a Layer-2 Identity (ID) of the first UE. The method also includes the UE-to-UE Relay transmitting a second PC5-S message to a second UE, in response to reception of the first PC5-S message, to modify at least one second link identifier, wherein the second PC5-S message includes a Layer-2 ID of the UE-to-UE Relay and does not include the Layer-2 ID of the first UE.
US11838976B2	Performing cell selection procedure based on supplementary uplink (SUL) technology A method, performed by a user equipment (UE), of transmitting and receiving signals in a wireless communication system, according to an embodiment, includes receiving a logical channel release request from a next-generation node B (gNB), determining a logical channel to release, an operation mode of the logical channel to release, and whether a packet data convergence protocol (PDCP) layer apparatus connected to the logical channel is re-established, based on the logical channel release request, and performing PDCP data recovery based on the determination result.
US11838971B2	Wireless communications for asymmetric services Wireless communications for asymmetric services are described. Asymmetric services (e.g., for downlink or uplink) may be associated with each other. Resources may be configured based on an association of asymmetric services.
US11838970B2	Communications using multiple radio access technologies (RAT) for a multi-mode user equipment (UE) Some aspects of this disclosure relate to apparatuses and methods for communicating in a first radio access technology (RAT) and a second RAT. A user equipment (UE) can receive, from a first base station using the first RAT, first configuration information for the UE to communicate with a second base station via the second RAT; and receive, from the first base station using the first RAT, a downlink message to enable a communication link between the UE and the second base station via the second RAT. The downlink message includes second configuration information for the UE to communicate with the second base station via the second RAT. The UE can establish the communication link between the UE and the second base station using the second RAT based on a link configuration obtained from the first configuration information and the second configuration information.
US11838967B2	Automatic discovery of eNodeB (ENB) proxy for EN-DC configuration transfer Embodiments include methods for configuring a first node of a first radio access technology (RAT) in a radio access network (RAN), for dual connectivity toward a user equipment with nodes of a second RAT in the RAN. Such methods include receiving, from a DNS server, an address of a first node of the second RAT, which is configured to act as an address request proxy for nodes of the first RAT. Such methods include, based on the received address, establishing a first connection with the first node of the second RAT. Such methods also include receiving a third request to set up a second connection with a second node of the second RAT, and sending, to the second node a fourth request, to the second node (e.g., in response to the third request), for the second node to act as address request proxy for the first node of the first RAT.
US11838962B1	System and method for generating a connection Receiving, over a network, a connect request from a first computing device operated by a first user. The connect request comprises a description and/or image of the first user, information indicating the first user made a physical gesture to a second user to signal that a first user requests to connect with the second user, and first user location and time information relating to when the physical gesture was made.
US11838961B2	Sidelink groupcast configuration to support feedback control Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described, in which a user equipment (UE) may communicate with one or more other UEs using sidelink communications. Multiple UEs may form a sidelink communications group and provide for sidelink groupcast communications in which an identification of a UE is determined based at least in part on a member identification of the UE within the group. Each UE in the group may determine feedback resources for acknowledgment feedback within the group based on a UE identification and a size of the group.
US11838957B2	NSTR MLD channel access with shared TXOP Enhanced Multi-Link Operation (MLO) is performed in this protocol in which non-simultaneous transmit/receive (NSTR) Multi-Link Devices (MLDs) cooperate with each other in sharing a portion of their available Transmit Opportunity (TXOP) toward reducing contention and competition for channel access across the group of cooperating MLDs. The shared TXOP is performed at an MLD level after all links for an NSTR MLD are obtained by stations which do not need to be in part of the same NSTR MLD, thus synchronized transmissions and receptions are performed which eliminate in-device coexistence (IDC) interference in any single NSTR MLD. The time gap while awaiting for all links to be obtained, is also made use of for performing transmission(s) toward increasing data throughput.
US11838954B2	Terminal device, infrastructure equipment, methods and integrated circuitry A terminal device for use with a wireless telecommunications network, the terminal device comprising: storage configured to store ancillary information not essential to every connection between the terminal device and the wireless telecommunications network; a controller configured to produce data indicative of the stored ancillary information; a transmitter configured to transmit the produced data to the wireless telecommunication network; and a receiver configured to receive an indication from the wireless telecommunication network to transmit the ancillary information to the wireless telecommunication network, wherein in response to the indication, the transmitter is configured to transmit the ancillary information.
US11838953B2	Methods providing early redirection in wireless devices The invention refers to a method of operating a wireless device, UE, configured to provide communication over a radio interface with a wireless communication network, the method including transmitting a random access, RA, preamble of an RA procedure to the wireless communication network using a first uplink carrier; and after transmitting the RA preamble of the RA procedure, receiving a Random Access Response, RAR, of the RA procedure from the wireless communication network, wherein the RAR includes an indication to use a second uplink carrier different than the first uplink carrier; the invention further refers to a method of operating a base station of a wireless communication network configured to provide communication over a radio interface with a wireless device, UE, the method including receiving a random access, RA, preamble of an RA procedure from the wireless device using a first uplink carrier.
US11838952B2	Method for performing random access procedure and device therefor The present invention relates to a method for performing a random access procedure in a wireless communication system and a device therefor, the method comprising a step for receiving NPRACH configuration information and a step for transmitting a random access preamble on the basis of the NPRACH configuration information, wherein the NPRACH configuration information includes information indicating whether only a first preamble format is supported, only a second preamble format is supported, or both the first preamble format and the second preamble format are supported. If both the first preamble format and the second preamble format are supported according to the NPRACH configuration information, the random access preamble is transmitted using the first preamble format, and, if both the first preamble format and the second preamble format are supported according to the NPRACH configuration information, the random access preamble is transmitted using the second preamble format.
US11838951B2	Technique for controlling plurality of wireless communication links One embodiment according to the present specification relates to a method for transmitting, from a first link, information for setting a NAV in a second link. When transmission STA performs communication through a second link, the transmission STA can transmit, through a first link, information for setting the NAV for the second link in another STA. Particularly, the transmission STA can receive, from the second reception STA, a second frame through the second link. The transmission STA can transmit, to a first reception STA, a first frame through the first link during the reception of the second frame. The first frame can include information for setting the NAV for the second link. The first reception STA can set the NAV for the second link on the basis of the first frame.
US11838949B2	Transport block transmission based on listen before talk A wireless device receives configuration parameters of a plurality uplink grants of a cell. The wireless device determines, for transmission of a transport block (TB), a first hybrid automatic repeat request (HARQ) process associated with a first uplink grant of the plurality uplink grants. The wireless device determines that a listen before talk (LBT) process for transmission of the TB via the first uplink grant indicates a busy channel. In response to the LBT process indicating the busy channel, the TB is transmitted via a second uplink grant, of the plurality uplink grants of the cell, associated with a second HARQ process.
US11838944B2	Method and apparatus for performing contention-based and non-contention-based beam failure recovery in a wireless communication system The present disclosure relates to a communication technique for converging a 5G communication system, which is provided to support a higher data transmission rate beyond a 4G system with an IoT technology, and a system therefor. The disclosure may be applied to intelligent services (e.g., smart home, smart building, smart city, smart car or connected car, health care, digital education, retail business, security and safety related service, or the like) based on the 5G communication technology and the IoT related technology. The disclosure relates to a method for recovering a beam into a correct beam according to a position of a terminal using a non-contention-based and contention-based beam failure recovery method in order to recover a beam failure in which communication is disconnected due to movement of a terminal or the like in a wireless communication system performing beam-based communication services.
US11838943B2	Method for generating preamble, method for configuring preamble and equipment thereof, random access method, device, user equipment and base station The present disclosure relates to a communication method and system for converging a 5th-Generation (5G) communication system for supporting higher data rates beyond a 4th-Generation (4G) system with a technology for Internet of Things (IoT). The present disclosure may be applied to intelligent services based on the 5G communication technology and the IoT-related technology, such as smart home, smart building, smart city, smart car, connected car, health care, digital education, smart retail, security and safety services. The present application discloses a method for generating a preamble, comprising the following steps of: receiving dedicated preamble configuration information and random access preamble configuration information, wherein the dedicated preamble configuration information comprises root sequence configuration information and/or cyclic shift value configuration information; determining dedicated root sequence configuration information, dedicated cyclic shift value configuration information and dedicated preamble index according to the dedicated preamble configuration information and random access preamble configuration information.
US11838939B2	Long-term-sensing-based inter-operator coexistence techniques for unlicensed high frequency bands This disclosure provides systems, methods and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, related to long term sensing based inter-operator coexistence techniques for unlicensed high bands providing a measurement framework and candidate measurements, along with channel selection, per-beam channel deselection, and dynamic frequency selection. In one aspect, a network entity may determine that a non-coordinating node satisfies a communication presence threshold based on the at least one long term sensing measurement, and transmitting, to a user equipment (UE), an indication of a remedial action, or adjusting the communication channel based on the determination. In another aspect, a UE may obtain at least one long term sensing measurement, and transmit a long term sensing report including the at least one long term sensing measurement.
US11838928B2	Dynamic resource management An access node may monitor for uplink and downlink resource release indications signaled by a parent access node and a child access node prior to scheduling a released resource. In some cases (e.g., when the child node is capable of half-duplex communications), the parent access node may determine to release a resource, and the child access node may determine to release a hard resource (e.g., a child node controlled resource). Receiving uplink and downlink resource release indications may enable the access node to schedule communication with the child node via a soft resource (e.g., a parent node controlled resource). Other aspects of the described techniques are directed to feedback support for a slot format indicator (SFI). The feedback from the access node may accept or reject the SFI based on an impact the SFI has on scheduling via a child link established with a child node of the access node.
US11838927B2	Terminal, base station, transmission method, and reception method A terminal includes: a receiver, which, in operation, receives downlink control information and downlink data; circuitry, which, in operation, determines, based on the downlink control information and an offset, a physical uplink control channel (PUCCH) resource used for transmission of a response signal for the downlink data; and a transmitter, which, in operation, transmits the response signal using the determined PUCCH resource. A first offset is used as the offset when the terminal is configured in a coverage enhancement mode, in which the response signal is allowed to be transmitted repeatedly for one of plural repetition levels in a plurality of subframes, where the first offset is configured for each of the plural repetition levels. The first offset is different from a second offset, which is used when the terminal is not configured in the coverage enhancement mode.
US11838925B2	Method and apparatus for clearing retransmission resources based on acknowledgement A method and apparatus for clearing retransmission resources based on acknowledgement in a wireless communication system is provided. A first wireless device reserves multiple sets of resources for transmissions of multiple media access control (MAC) protocol data units (PDUs), transmits a first MAC PDU to a second wireless device using at least one resource from a first set of resources corresponding to the first MAC PDU among the multiple sets of resources, receives a positive acknowledgement for the first MAC PDU from the second wireless device, and clears remaining resources from the first set of resources corresponding to the first MAC PDU.
US11838924B2	Method and device for feedback regarding reception of DCI associated with sidelink in NR V2X A method of performing wireless communication by a first device is proposed. The method includes receiving downlink control information (DCI) related to first sidelink from a base station, and transmitting, to the base station, a confirmation message for reception of the DCI related to the first sidelink through a first medium access control (MAC) control element (CE). For example, the first MAC CE may include at least one index information related to at least one semi-persistent scheduling (SPS) configuration activated or released by the DCI.
US11838923B2	Pre-emption indication message According to certain embodiments, a method is disclosed for use in a wireless device being affected by pre-emption. The method comprises receiving information from a network node and performing one or more operations based on the received information. The information indicates a portion of a buffer that is affected by pre-emption. Examples of operations that can be performed based on the received information include flushing the portion of the buffer affected by pre-emption or separately handling the portion of the buffer affected by pre-emption.
US11838909B2	Sidelink resource pool for control signaling Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may receive configuration information associated with a dedicated resource pool dedicated for communication of sidelink control information in a sidelink network. The UE may transmit or receive the sidelink control information in the sidelink network utilizing the dedicated resource pool. Numerous other aspects are described.
US11838904B2	Approaches for beam selection A method is disclosed for a system comprising a transmitter apparatus and a receiver apparatus. The transmitter apparatus is configured to transmit signals to the receiver apparatus using an available transmission beam. The receiver apparatus is configured to receive the signals using an available reception beam. The method comprises the transmitter apparatus determining a collection of linear combinations of transmission beams and a collection of linear combinations of reception beams, providing an indication of the collection of linear combinations of reception beams to the receiver apparatus and transmitting each of the linear combinations of transmission beams of the collection of linear combinations of transmission beams. The method also comprises the receiver apparatus acquiring the indication of the collection of linear combinations of reception beams from the transmitter apparatus, receiving each of the linear combinations of transmission beams of the collection of linear combinations of transmission beams using each of the linear combinations of reception beams of the collection of linear combinations of reception beams, and performing beam selection measurements on the received linear combinations of transmission beams for selection of the transmission beam from the plurality of available transmission beams and for selection of the reception beam from the plurality of available reception beams. Methods for each of the transmitter apparatus and the receiver apparatus are also disclosed, as well as corresponding apparatuses, network node, wireless communication device, system and computer program product.
US11838900B2	Managing or handling of uplink transmissions in a communication network employing a listen-before-talk-procedure A method in a communication device for managing uplink transmissions from the communication device to a network node. The method includes obtaining a timing advance value, the timing advance value indicating a time period in which the communication device shall advance a first uplink subframe transmission to the network node, obtaining information about a location of a gap within the first uplink subframe, the gap having a predefined duration, the location of the gap occurring after the time period indicated in the timing advance value, and performing the first uplink subframe transmission after the predefined duration.
US11838899B2	Method and apparatus for configuration of common search space for discovery signal and channel A method of a UE in a wireless communication system supporting a shared spectrum channel access is provided. The UE comprises: receiving, from a BS over a first downlink channel, a SS/PBCH block; determining a transmission window in which the received SS/PBCH block is located; determining whether a CORESET for Type0-PDCCH CSS is present based on the received SS/PBCH block; determining a parameter for a QCL assumption of candidate SS/PBCH blocks within the transmission window; determining a group of QCLed candidate SS/PBCH blocks within the transmission window based on the determined parameter for the QCL assumption; determining a group of slots including the Type0-PDCCH CSS, wherein each slot of the group of slots corresponds to a candidate SS/PBCH block within the group of QCLed candidate SS/PBCH blocks; and receiving, over a second downlink channel, at least one Type0-PDCCH based on the determined groups of slots including the Type0-PDCCH CSS.
US11838898B2	Method and apparatus for configuration of sidelink channel resource units A method and apparatus for configuration of sidelink channel resource units for sidelink communications in a wireless communication network is disclosed. In one embodiment, a method performed by a wireless communication device, comprising: determining a sidelink channel resource unit of a sidelink channel according to a sidelink channel resource pattern table; and performing sidelink communications on the sidelink channel resource unit, wherein the sidelink channel resource pattern table comprises a plurality of sidelink channel resource configuration patterns.
US11838897B2	Systems, devices, and methods for packet data convergence protocol packet data unit duplication A method performed by a first base station (BS) in a secondary cell group (SCG) associated with a user equipment (UE) is provided. The method receives, from a second BS in a master cell group (MCG) associated with the UE, a request for a configuration for packet data convergence protocol (PDCP) data duplication. The method then generates a mapping configuration for the PDCP data duplication in the SCG after receiving the request. The method transmits, to the UE, the mapping configuration.
US11838895B2	Method used by UE to communicate to base station through M-TRP in unlicensed band and UE using the same The disclosure is directed to a method used by a user equipment (UE) to communicate to a base station through a M-TRP in an unlicensed band and a UE using the same method. In one of the exemplary embodiments, the disclosure is directed to a method used by a UE to communicate to a base station through a M-TRP in an unlicensed band. The method would include not limited to: receiving, for a communication operation with a network, a configuration comprising multiple CORESETPoolIndexes; and receiving a PDCCH according to the configuration.
US11838893B2	Resource selection and reservation for cooperative relay in sidelink networks Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described for relayed sidelink communications in which a set of relays receives a groupcast sidelink communication from a source and relay the communication to a destination using cooperative multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) techniques. A source, such as a source user equipment (UE), may reserve resources for the groupcast sidelink communication and the cooperative MIMO transmissions, and may transmit a resource reservation message with an indication of the reserved resources. The resource reservation message may be transmitted in a sidelink control information transmission, in a medium access control message, or any combinations thereof. In the event of a collision in reserved resources of multiple different sources, the sources or relays may determine a priority of each communication and transmit a selected communication based on the priority determination.
US11838888B2	Monitoring of radio frequency signal levels within a wireless communication network Systems and methods discussed herein are directed to monitoring and/or adjusting levels of ambient radio frequency (RF) signals within a wireless communication network. A geographic region is monitored for ambient radio frequency signal levels. The monitoring may be performed by a device configured for operation in the wireless communication network. For example, one or more of a UE, a base station, an IoT device, etc., may be configured with a sensor for sensing ambient RF signal levels. When it is determined that a measured amount of ambient radio frequency signal level exceeds a predetermined threshold, an operator of the wireless communication network may then provide an alert to at least one user of the wireless communication network.
US11838887B2	Communication method of network entity and related wireless communication system A communication method of a network entity for a network equipment includes the steps of: receiving a request message of entering a mobile initiated connection only (MICO) mode from a user equipment (UE); determining a time length of a delay timer of the MICO mode according to the request message; and paging the UE when the delay timer of the MICO expires.
US11838884B1	Low power mode for cloud-connected on-vehicle gateway device A system receives vehicle metric data from a gateway device connected to a vehicle via a network connection. In a first power mode, the vehicle gateway device gathers vehicle metric data related to operation of the vehicle and/or location data and sends requested vehicle metric data to the system. Based on a lack of input, the vehicle gateway device enters a standby power mode to reduce the power consumption of the vehicle gateway device. The vehicle gateway device reduces the power consumption by reducing activity of the vehicle gateway device. Instead of reinitiating a network connection periodically to receive requests for vehicle metric data from the system, the vehicle gateway device maintains the network connection by sending keep alive messages between the vehicle gateway device and the system. The system uses the maintained network connection to request vehicle metric data.
US11838883B2	Transmission configuration method and device The present disclosure provides a transmission configuration method and device. The method is applied to a terminal, and comprises: determining a specified message used to trigger a base station to configure a transmission configuration indication (TCI) state set for the terminal; and transmitting the specified message to the base station in a random access process, such that the base station configures the TCI state set according to the specified message. Accordingly, the present disclosure can improve transmission configuration efficiency and reduce time delay.
US11838882B2	Method and device with efficient timing in unicast transmissions The present disclosure discloses a method and device used in wireless communication node. A first node receives first information and second information via an air interface, the first information indicating a first time offset value, and the second information indicating a first time-domain resource relative to a first instant of time; the first instant of time is associated with a first time unit. By designing the first time offset value in the present disclosure, whenever a terminal A expects a terminal B to transmit, the terminal B is able to transmit according to a timing obtained by itself and there is no need for multiple interactions between these terminals to acquire a timing advance (TA), thus improving radio signal transmission efficiency on sidelink in IOT and V2X systems and the system's overall performance.
US11838880B2	Location aware steering using fine timing measurement (FTM) frames in a wireless local area network (WLAN) This disclosure provides methods, devices and systems for access point (AP) steering or frequency band steering based on a location of a station (STA). In some aspects, an AP may determine the location of the STA based on timing information and may steer the STA based on the location. To obtain the timing information, the AP may exchange fine timing measurement (FTM) frames with the STA. The AP may determine a distance between itself and the STA based on the timing information. The AP also may obtain distance information from other APs. Using the distance between itself and the STA, as well as the distance information from other APs, the AP may determine a location of the STA and steer the STA based on its location. The AP may steer the STA to a different frequency band of the same AP or to different AP altogether.
US11838877B2	Transmitter and transmission method The present invention provides a transmitter which can suitably perform a transmission power control in a PT-RS port. In this transmitter (100), a control unit (101) determines a transmission power for transmitting a reference signal (PT-RS) for phase tracking and a data signal within a range in which the maximum transmission power for each antenna port is not exceeded. In addition, a transmission unit (105) transmits the reference signal for phase tracking and the data signal at the transmission power determined by the control unit (101).
US11838876B2	Power spectral density aware uplink scheduling According to an aspect, there is provided an apparatus for performing the following. The apparatus is configured to, first, allocate one or more of a plurality of available physical resource blocks to a plurality of terminal devices, wherein the allocating is performed so that a power spectral density for the plurality of terminal devices matches or exceeds a pre-defined limit or a plurality of respective pre-defined limits for power spectral density. In response to one or more physical resource blocks being still available following said allocating, the apparatus is configured to further allocate at least one of the one or more physical resource blocks still available to at least one of the plurality of terminal devices, wherein the further allocating is performed so that at least a pre-defined value for a modulation and coding scheme index is sustainable for said at least one of the plurality of terminal devices.
US11838875B2	Power headroom reporting by wireless device A wireless device may select a power headroom value of a first cell. The power headroom value may be selected from a first power headroom value of an uplink transmission via uplink resources of the first cell, and a second power headroom value of a sidelink transmission via a sidelink resource pool of the first cell. The power headroom value may be selected based on whether the uplink transmission or the sidelink transmission is a scheduled transmission. The wireless device may transmit, based on selecting the power headroom value, a power headroom report comprising the power headroom value of the first cell.
US11838873B2	Altitude-aware energy saving methods and apparatuses Systems, methods, apparatuses, and computer program products for altitude-aware energy saving. The method may include receiving, from a network element, information including a coupling loss change or a reduced transmit power command. The method may also include controlling an uplink transmission based on the received information.
US11838872B2	Systems and method of power control for uplink transmissions Methods are disclosed that enable a user equipment (UE) to receive cell specific, UE specific and, in some embodiments, Physical Uplink Shared Channel (PUSCH) specific parameters from a network side component, such as a transmit/receive point, and use that information to set at least one PUSCH transmit power when transmitting to the network side.
US11838867B2	Methods for reduction of battery usage in ambulatory infusion pumps A battery-powered infusion pump for delivery of insulin or other medicament may collect and store data related to the pump. The infusion pump can communicate some or all of the stored data to another device, and control the timing and amount of data communicated in order to conserve battery life.
US11838866B2	Wake-up signal management Embodiments include methods for a wireless communication device comprising a main receiver and a wake-up receiver (WUR) having a channel selective filter. Such methods include determining a correlation metric for the WUR, based on the following: a signal received via the WUR using the channel selective filter configured according to a first one of a plurality of available bandwidths, and a reference signal that is representative of a wake-up signal (WUS) transmitted by an access point node. Such methods include detecting a WUS included in the received signal based on the correlation metric in relation to a first threshold, and in response to detecting the WUS, selecting a second one of the available bandwidths for the channel selective filter, based on the correlation metric in relation to a second threshold. Other embodiments include complementary methods for an access point node, as well as apparatus configured to perform such methods.
US11838864B2	Method for detecting wake-up signal and terminal device The present disclosure relates to methods and terminal devices for detecting a wake-up signal. A terminal device sends first information to a network device, where the first information indicates a reported gap, receives second information sent by the network device, and determines a configuration condition of a first gap and a configuration condition of a second gap based on the second information. The terminal device determines a target gap based on the reported gap, the configuration condition of the first gap, and the configuration condition of the second gap, and detects a wake-up signal at a detection position before a start position of the first paging opportunity in a paging time window, where the detection position is determined based on the target gap and maximum duration of the wake-up signal.
US11838862B2	Coordinated target wake time (TWT) service for localized wireless neighborhoods In one embodiment, a first wireless access point (AP) of a first basic service set (BSS) receives, from a second wireless AP of a second BSS, data indicative of an 802.11-based target wake time (TWT) schedule of a client of the second BSS. The first wireless AP identifies, from the receive data, a scheduled communication time of the client of the second BSS in the TWT schedule. The first wireless AP generates an 802.11-based TWT schedule for a client of the first BSS that avoids the scheduled communication time of the client of the second BSS. The first wireless AP sends the generated 802.11-based TWT schedule to the client of the first BSS, wherein the sent TWT schedule causes the client of the first BSS to wake from sleep at a scheduled wake time.
US11838860B2	Method of performing closed access group selection in non-public network and related device A method of performing a closed access group (CAG) selection in a non-public network (NPN) for a user equipment (UE) is provided. The method includes receiving, from a CAG cell, a first indication and a CAG identity via a System Information Block 1 (SIB1), reporting, by an Access Stratum (AS) layer of the UE, to a Non-Access Stratum (NAS) layer of the UE, the first indication and the CAG identity when a request from the NAS layer is received, and performing a cell selection or reselection procedure according to the CAG identity, wherein the first indication is associated with the CAG identity and indicates that the CAG identity is allowed to be selected manually even if the CAG identity is not included in an allowed CAG list of the UE.
US11838859B2	Information processing apparatus, information processing method, and program An information processing apparatus may acquire first information on communication status of a fixed terminal device and second information on communication status of a mobile terminal device, and may determine which of the first information and the second information is preferentially used to execute predetermined control processing.
US11838856B2	Method and apparatus for processing multicast/broadcast service signal by user equipment in wireless communication system The present disclosure relates to a method of processing signals by a user equipment (UE) in a wireless communication system. Especially, the method includes the steps of receiving a data signal including a data unit for a multicast/broadcast service (MBS) based on a control signal addressed with a Group-Radio Network Temporary Identifier (G-RNTI) from a network; identifying a logical channel for the MBS among two or more logical channels, based on the G-RNTI and a logical channel identifier; and transferring the data unit for the MBS to the identified logical channel.
US11838855B2	Advertising service information for a service In some examples, a first wireless device transmits, within a first band designated for vehicle-related communications, service information for a service, the service information comprising information of a channel in a second band for communication of data of the service, the second band being outside of the first band.
US11838854B2	5G network slicing and resource orchestration using holochain In one embodiment, a first entity of a 5G network identifies an action that the first entity would like performed in the 5G network. The first entity of the 5G network sends a signed Holochain transaction indicative of the action to a second entity of the 5G network. The second entity of the 5G network generates a mutually-signed Holochain transaction by signing the signed Holochain transaction. The first entity of the 5G network receives the mutually-signed Holochain transaction from the second entity of the 5G network. The first entity of the 5G network publishes the mutually-signed Holochain transaction to a distributed hash table.
US11838852B2	Method and apparatus for cell barring in wireless communication system A method and apparatus for cell barring in a wireless communication system are provided. The method includes determining whether system information block type 1 (SIB1) is acquired from a cell, considering the cell as barred, if the acquiring the SIB1 fails, determining whether the cell is a licensed cell or an unlicensed cell and excluding the cell and other cells on a same frequency with the cell as a candidate for cell selection or reselection for a pre-defined period, if the cell is a licensed cell and cell selection or reselection to intra-frequency cells is not allowed.
US11838850B2	Method for adding redundant relay nodes during path discovery procedure of a mesh network A method and apparatus for device establishing redundant relay nodes in a mesh network.
US11838846B2	Configuration method and controller A configuration method and a controller are provided. The configuration method is applied to a network on which detection is performed by using the two-way active measurement protocol (TWAMP), and may include: receiving, by a controller, a request packet sent by an ingress network device, where the ingress network device is a network device through which a service flow flows into the network, and the request packet includes a destination IP address of the service flow; and determining, by the controller, based on the destination IP address, that the service flow is an X2 service flow, and sending configuration information for TWAMP detection to the ingress network device and an egress network device, where the egress network device is a network device through which the service flow flows out of the network.
US11838837B2	Wireless communication system In response to a vehicle being switched from an IGN OFF state (non-operating state) to an IGN ON state (operating state) in a state in which a mobile terminal has been activated, the use of wireless communication (Wi-Fi communication) by the mobile terminal via a network using an in-vehicle device as a base station can be started. In response to the vehicle being switched from the IGN ON state (operating state) to the IGN OFF state (non-operating state) in the state in which the mobile terminal has been activated, the use of wireless communication (Wi-Fi communication) by the mobile terminal via the network using the in-vehicle device as the base station is stopped.
US11838834B2	Systems and methods for displaying images across multiple devices A lightshow control system for generating a lightshow across a plurality of pixels or mobile devices comprises a controller configured to receive a lightshow operator's input and to generate a plurality of lightshow parameters. The system comprises a beacon transmitter in communication with the lightshow controller and configured to receive the lightshow parameters from the lightshow controller, encode the lightshow parameters on a beacon signal, and broadcast the beacon signal to the pixels, wherein each pixel is configured to receive and decode the beacon signal to perform one or more display actions. The decoded beacon signal includes reference timing information to facilitate synchronization of the pixels. The display actions may be based in part on the individual pixel location which is determined by the pixel based on TDOA multilateration and/or trilateration from distinct audio signals emitted by a plurality of speaker nodes.
US11838825B2	Method and system for delivering dedicated services restricted to a predefined service area A method for delivering to a user a dedicated service restricted to a predefined service area includes, performing an access request to a dedicated service. The dedicated service is delivered from a server through a data network between a user device and the server. The method also includes determining a service profile associated with the user, and assigning to the user device a dedicated communication channel for the dedicated service. The method further includes starting a communication session with the server through the data network according to the assigned dedicated communication channel, and performing an authentication request to the server. If the service authenticates the user successfully, the position of the user is obtained, and the dedicated service is delivered to the user device.
US11838823B2	Voice switchover method and system, and electronic device A voice switchover method, system, and electronic device are described. The voice switchover method may include sending, by a mobile phone or a voice assistant device, voice switchover request information to a VoIP server based on an operation of a user, and switching, by the VoIP server based on the request information, a voice call ongoing on the mobile phone to the voice assistant device near the mobile phone, for example, a smart speaker. According to this method, the user of the mobile phone can be free from the mobile phone, and continue a voice call by using the voice assistant device without interrupting the voice call. Therefore, the method increases voice switchover efficiency, brings convenience to the user, and improves user experience.
US11838820B2	Methods, devices, and systems for service-driven mobility management A UE for performing mobility management is disclosed. The UE includes at least one non-transitory computer-readable medium storing computer-executable instructions, and at least one processor coupled to the at least one non-transitory computer-readable medium, and configured to execute the computer-executable instructions to: transmit, to a first network node, a RRC message indicating a required network slice/service of the UE, the required network slice/service uniquely identified by S-NSSAI; receive, from the first network node, a second RRC message including information of a second network node that supports the required network slice/service of the UE when the required network slice/service identified by the S-NSSAI is not supported by the first network node; and perform a mobility management procedure based on the information of the second network node received from the first network node when the required network slice/service is not supported by the first network node.
US11838819B2	Radio access network node, radio terminal, core network node, and method therefor In response to receiving from a source RAN node (2), on a direct interface (101), a message requesting a handover of a radio terminal (1) from a first network to a second network, a target RAN node (3) receives at least one of slice information and flow information from a core network (5), and controls communication of the radio terminal (1) based on at least one of the slice information and the flow information. The slice information relates to a network slice in the second network. The flow information relates to at least one session to be established in the second network, serving as a bearer-less network, in order to transfer at least one packet flow of the radio terminal (1). It is thus possible, for example, to provide an Inter-RAT handover procedure involving transfer of handover signaling messages on a direct inter-base-station interface.
US11838816B2	Communication with vehicle based node A communication system comprises access points (203, 205) communicating via directional beams and a first and second wireless modem (111, 701) for establishing a first and respectively second mm wave radio communication links to access points (203, 205). The first and second wireless modems (111, 701) are located on a vehicle (103) and employ electronically steerable beamforming directional antennas having a first main beams for establishing the radio communication links. A common network element (705) supports communication over both links and a connection control circuit (1001) switches between the links while providing a single wired connection point. A multipath controller (713) communicates with a complementary multipath controller of the fixed network over a plurality of paths with the multipath controller (713) having a first wired port for a first path of the plurality of paths connected to the first single wired connection point.
US11838815B2	Cell handover method, terminal device, and network device Provided are a cell handover method, a terminal device, and a network device that can implement cell handover in scenarios such as high-speed mobile scenarios and high-frequency deployment scenarios. The cell handover method includes: receiving, by a terminal device, first configuration information sent from a network device serving a first cell, where the first configuration information is used to instruct the terminal device to be handed over from the first cell to the second cell; sending, by the terminal device, response information to the network device serving the first cell and/or the network device serving the second cell in response to the first configuration information.
US11838813B1	Efficient radio access technology offloading without dedicated measurement report Solutions for early cellular offloading include: receiving, at a node of a wireless network, from a user equipment (UE), a first message (e.g., an A3, A5, B1, or B2 event report) containing information regarding a serving cell of a first wireless technology generation and information regarding a neighbor cell of the first wireless technology generation (e.g., reference signal receive power (RSRP), reference signal received quality (RSRQ), or signal to interference and noise ratio (SINR) measurement for fifth generation cellular technology (5G)); determining that a handover to the neighbor cell will not be performed; and based on at least the information regarding the serving cell and determining that the handover to the neighbor cell will not be performed, triggering an offload from the serving cell to a cell of a second wireless technology generation (e.g., fourth generation cellular technology (4G)).
US11838808B2	Control channel with flexible numerology Techniques are described for wireless communication. One method for wireless communication includes transmitting, to a user equipment (UE), an indication of a control channel subcarrier spacing to be used by the UE; and transmitting a control message having a subcarrier spacing in accordance with the indication. Another method for wireless communication includes transmitting, to a UE, an indicator channel identifying at least a subcarrier spacing to be used in one or more subsequent control channels. One or more subsequent control channels are then transmitted in accordance with the subcarrier spacing indicated by the indicator channel.
US11838791B2	Requesting upgraded quality of service (QoS) delivered via temporary spectrum allocation A mobile communication device for receiving an ad hoc temporary upgrade in quality of service (QoS). The mobile communication device comprises a processor, at least one cellular radio transceiver, a non-transitory memory, and an ad hoc service upgrade application. When executed by the processor, the application monitors wireless cellular communication on a network via the at least one cellular radio transceiver, detects a significant delay in the communication, generates a prompt on a GUI, the prompt comprising a plurality of options for an ad hoc temporary upgraded QoS, where each option is associated with a time period. The application further, based on a user input, requests a preferred roaming list (PRL) associated with the temporary upgraded QoS, receives the PRL, wherein the PRL is associated with providing the upgraded QoS on an allocated spectrum, activates the received PRL, and upon expiration of the time period, deactivates the received PRL.
US11838786B2	Communication method and apparatus in wireless communication system Methods and devices in a wireless communication system are provided. A method includes receiving, from a base station, a radio resource control (RRC) reconfiguration message configuring a medium access control (MAC) parameter for the terminal; identifying an uplink grant for a MAC protocol data unit (PDU); identifying that skip uplink transmission information indicating for the terminal to skip an uplink transmission is configured in the RRC reconfiguration message and that the uplink grant is addressed to a cell-radio network temporary identifier (C-RNTI) or is a configured uplink grant; and skipping a generation of the MAC PDU for the uplink grant, in case that a MAC service data unit (SDU) for the MAC PDU does not exist, and the MAC PDU includes only a padding buffer status report (BSR).
US11838783B2	Method and apparatus for determining measured value of reference signal This application relates to the field of communications technologies. A method includes: A first device receives first configuration information sent by a second device. The first configuration information includes at least one of information about a reference signal, frequency range information of a radio frequency signal, or bandwidth range information. The first device measures a first reference signal set, to obtain a first measured value. The first reference signal set includes at least two reference signals. The first device determines an expansion factor α based on the first configuration information. The first device determines a second measured value based on the first measured value and the expansion factor α.
US11838780B2	Systems, methods, and devices for automatic signal detection with temporal feature extraction within a spectrum Systems, methods and apparatus are disclosed for automatic signal detection in an RF environment. An apparatus comprises at least one receiver and at least one processor coupled with at least one memory. The apparatus is at the edge of a communication network. The apparatus sweeps and learns the RF environment in a predetermined period based on statistical learning techniques, thereby creating learning data. The apparatus forms a knowledge map based on the learning data, scrubs a real-time spectral sweep against the knowledge map, and creates impressions on the RF environment based on a machine learning algorithm. The apparatus is operable to detect at least one signal in the RF environment.
US11838775B2	Request for synchronized packet and analytics capture An electronic device that coordinates collection of communication data in a wireless network is described. During operation, the electronic device may provide, from an interface circuit, a troubleshooting request, where the troubleshooting request instructs at least a second electronic device (such as an access point) in the one or more second electronic devices to capture the communication data associated with subsequent communication by the electronic device. For example, the troubleshooting request may be included in a vendor specific public action frame that is broadcast or unicast. Then, the electronic device may provide, from the interface circuit, one or more packets or frames. Moreover, the electronic device may collect the communication data associated with the subsequent communication.
US11838774B2	Transmission reception point specific beam failure recovery process A plurality of scheduled entities, such as transmission reception points (TRPs), may each transmit at least one TRP-specific beam failure detection reference signal (BFD-RS) having a corresponding TRP identifier (ID) to a scheduled entity. The scheduled entity may be configured with at least one TRP-specific medium access control (MAC) parameter. The scheduled entity may receive the TRP-specific BFD-RSs and respective TRP IDs associated therewith. The scheduled entity may measure each BFD-RSs and count beam failure instances associated with each TRP ID. The scheduled entity may transmit a beam failure recovery request (BFRQ) associated with the respective TRP ID in response to a predetermined quantity of respective TRP-specific BFD-RS measurements of at least one of the respective TRP-specific BFD-RSs being less than a predetermined value. A scheduling entity may receive the BFRQ, where the at least one TRP-specific MAC parameter was used to trigger the BFRQ.
US11838770B2	Method and device for transmitting and receiving important update information of another AP through ML element in WLAN system Proposed are a method and a device for transmitting and receiving important update information of another AP through an ML element in a WLAN system. Specifically, a receiving MLD receives a basic ML element from a transmitting MLD over a first link. The receiving MLD decodes the basic ML element. The basic ML element includes a profile field of the second transmitting STA. The profile field of the second transmitting STA includes a first CSF presence field. When the value of the first CSF presence field is set to 0, the profile field of the second transmitting STA includes a first CSF field. The first CSF field includes information about the current change sequence number of the second transmitting STA.
US11838768B2	Wedge shaped cells in a wireless communication system Aspects described herein relate to a network for providing air-to-ground wireless communication in various cells. The network includes a first base station array, each base station of which includes a respective first antenna array defining a directional radiation pattern that is oriented in a first direction, wherein each base station of the first base station array is disposed spaced apart from another base station of the first base station array along the first direction by a first distance. The network also includes a similar second base station array where the second base station array extends substantially parallel to the first base station array and is spaced apart from the first base station array by a second distance to form continuous and at least partially overlapping cell coverage areas between respective base stations of the first and second base station arrays.
US11838764B2	System, method, and apparatus for providing dynamic, prioritized spectrum management and utilization Systems, methods, and apparatuses for providing dynamic, prioritized spectrum utilization management. The system includes at least one monitoring sensor, at least one data analysis engine, at least one application, a semantic engine, a programmable rules and policy editor, a tip and cue server, and/or a control panel. The tip and cue server is operable utilize the environmental awareness from the data processed by the at least one data analysis engine in combination with additional information to create actionable data.
US11838763B2	System, method, and apparatus for providing dynamic, prioritized spectrum management and utilization Systems, methods, and apparatuses for providing dynamic, prioritized spectrum utilization management. The system includes at least one monitoring sensor, at least one data analysis engine, at least one application, a semantic engine, a programmable rules and policy editor, a tip and cue server, and/or a control panel. The tip and cue server is operable utilize the environmental awareness from the data processed by the at least one data analysis engine in combination with additional information to create actionable data.
US11838762B1	Method and system for identity verification and authorization of request by checking against an active user directory of identity service entities selected by an identity information owner A system and method for rapid check-in and inheriting trust using a user entity device. The system and method described herein allows an identity to be continuously proven because of user entity's behavior and their biometrics. With all the fraud and risk that exists today, if someone has a user entity's driver's license they can do a lot of harm. By tying a user entity's identity to their user entity device (e.g., a mobile smartphone), then when a user entity checks into a location (e.g., airport, hotel, bank), an identity provider continues a process of continuous authentication while the user entity device travels about a location and interacts with the services offered by the location.
US11838756B2	Systems and methods for application-friendly protocol data unit (PDU) session management Methods by which User Plane (UP) management information is exchanged between an Application Function (AF) supporting one or more applications and a Slice Management Function (SMF) configured to manage traffic flows in a given slice of the network. The exchange of UP management information may be initiated from either the AF or the SMF. In the case of AF-initiated information exchange, the UP management information provided by the AF may comprise traffic requirements of applications supported by the AF. In the case of SMF-initiated information exchange, the UP management information provided by the SM may comprise operator policy information or events, and the AF may respond with information of traffic requirements of applications supported by the AF.
US11838755B2	Techniques for secure authentication of the controlled devices According to an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure, a computer program stored in a computer readable storage medium is disclosed. The computer program includes commands which cause a processor of a control device to execute steps below, the steps including: acquiring International Mobile Station Identity (IMSI) related to a Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) and location information of a controlled device from the controlled device; calculating a hash value obtained by hashing the IMSI by using a hash function; generating first signature data in which the hash value and the location information are encrypted with a private key of the control device by using an asymmetric key algorithm; generating first encryption data obtained by encrypting the first signature data with a public key of a home subscriber server by using the asymmetric key algorithm; and transmitting a connection request message including the first encryption data to the home subscriber server.
US11838754B2	Securing network steering information According to certain embodiments, a method by a user equipment (UE) for securing network steering information includes transmitting a registration request to a Visited Public Land Mobile Network (VPLMN). Upon successful authentication b an authentication server function (AUSF), a home network root key is generated. A protected message comprising Network Steering information is received from a first network node. The protected message is protected using a configuration key (Kconf) and a first Message Authentication Code (MAC-1). The configuration key (Kconf) is determined from the home network root key, and the UE verifies the MAC-1. Based on the Kconf and the MAC-1, it is verified that the VPLMN did not alter Network Steering Information. An acknowledgement message, which is protected with a second Message Authentication Code (MAC-2), is transmitted to a Home Public Land Mobile Network (HPLMN).
US11838752B2	Method and apparatus for managing a profile of a terminal in a wireless communication system A method for downloading a profile of an electronic apparatus is provided. The method includes receiving profile information from a profile information transfer server, transmitting a profile request to an identified profile providing server based on the profile information, and receiving a profile installable in a universal integrated circuit card (UICC) of the electronic apparatus from the profile providing server, and an electronic apparatus. Further, the present disclosure may provide a profile information providing server providing the profile information to the electronic apparatus and an operation thereof, and a profile providing server providing a profile to the electronic apparatus and an operation thereof. Further, the present disclosure may provide a method for swapping a profile between apparatuses, a method for acquiring profile information using code information, a method for modifying a profile providing server, and an apparatus performing the same.
US11838750B2	Techniques for intra-user equipment and inter-user equipment cancelation of overlapping communications Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. Wireless communications systems may employ one or more scheduling constraints to support efficient utilization of techniques for intra-device handling of overlapping scheduled uplink transmissions (e.g., intra-device dynamic resource cancelation and multiplexing) as well as inter-device handling of overlapping scheduled uplink transmissions (e.g., inter-device dynamic resource cancelation and multiplexing). Scheduling constraints may define how a device may apply intra-device and inter-device multiplexing and cancelation rules for various scenarios. For example, a device may apply intra-UE cancelation rules before inter-device cancelation rules. In some examples, later-received grants or uplink preemption indications (ULPIs) may not change a device's previously established decision to drop an uplink transmission. As another example, a device may not expect to receive a grant for an uplink transmission that would arise in subsequent cancelation of that uplink transmission due to a previously-received grant or previously-received ULPI.
US11838748B2	Fronthaul interface for use with a cloud radio access network A C-RAN includes a plurality of remote units; and a central unit communicatively coupled to the remote units via a fronthaul network. The central unit is configured to determine sets of data to be sent to respective subsets of remote units across the fronthaul network. The central unit is also configured to determine a mapping of each of the sets of data to a respective one of the subsets of remote units. The central unit is also configured to, for each of the sets of data, if at least one of the multicast groups wholly contains the respective subset of remote units mapped to that set of data, transmit that set of data to the respective subset of remote units over the fronthaul network by multicasting that set of data to the multicast group that best matches the respective subset of remote units mapped to that set of data.
US11838747B2	Uplink congestion control based on sip messaging Uplink congestion control based on session initiation protocol (SIP) messaging includes receiving SIP messages from user equipment devices (UEs) via established wireless uplink connections; and monitoring a rate of the SIP messages received from the UEs. Uplink congestion control further includes identifying whether the rate of received SIP messages exceeds a first threshold during a first period of time; and sending SIP response messages to the UEs to reduce congestion on the wireless uplink connections upon identifying that the rate of received SIP messages exceeded the first threshold over the first period of time, where the sent SIP response messages instruct the UEs to resend the SIP messages after predetermined time delays.
US11838743B2	Apparatus, method and computer program for encoding, decoding, scene processing and other procedures related to DirAC based spatial audio coding using diffuse compensation An apparatus for generating a sound field description from an input signal having one or more channels including: an input signal analyzer for obtaining diffuseness data from the input signal; a sound component generator for generating, from the input signal, one or more sound field components of a first group of sound field components having for each sound field component a direct component and a diffuse component, and for generating, from the input signal, a second group of sound field components having only a direct component, the sound component generator being configured to perform an energy compensation when generating the first group of sound field components, the energy compensation depending on the diffuseness data and a number of sound field components in the second group, a number of diffuse components in the first group, or a maximum order of sound field components.
US11838740B2	Automotive audio system and method with tri-polar loudspeaker configuration and floating waveguide equipped transducers in an automotive headrest A signal processing method and Automotive Audio System 290 comprising a tripolar loudspeaker configuration housed in at least one automotive head-rest assembly 200 or 500, whose radiation pattern, in conjunction with inter-element delays and other design features, is such that that passengers are afforded temporal and amplitude cues for achieving the desired soundfield appropriate for a variety of audio program material. Optionally, some or all of the headrest assembly transducers are aligned and configured with a Floating Waveguide member 470.
US11838738B2	Method and device for applying Dynamic Range Compression to a Higher Order Ambisonics signal A method for performing DRC on a HOA signal comprises transforming the HOA signal to the spatial domain, analyzing the transformed HOA signal, and obtaining, from results of said analyzing, gain factors that are usable for dynamic compression. The gain factors can be transmitted together with the HOA signal. When applying the DRC, the HOA signal is transformed to the spatial domain, the gain factors are extracted and multiplied with the transformed HOA signal in the spatial domain, wherein a gain compensated transformed HOA signal is obtained. The gain compensated transformed HOA signal is transformed back into the HOA domain, wherein a gain compensated HOA signal is obtained. The DRC may be applied in the QMF-filter bank domain.
US11838737B2	Silicon microphone and method for manufacturing same The present invention provides a vibration motor including a housing with an accommodation space, a vibration member and a fixed member accommodated in the accommodation space, and an elastic support member suspending the vibration member. The elastic support member has an elastic arm, a first fixed part, and a second fixed part. Both the first fixed part and the second fixed part are bent toward the same side of the elastic arm, and the vibration member is located between the first fixed part and the second fixed part. The elastic stress of the elastic support member is effectively improved and the service life of the elastic support member is improved.
US11838735B2	Voice coil assembly and loudspeaker Disclosed are a voice coil assembly and a loudspeaker, comprising a main voice coil and a connecting coil connected to the main voice coil, the main voice coil is connected to an external circuit, and comprises a first voice coil and a second voice coil, the first voice coil is formed by winding a conductive first wire with self-bonding coating, the second voice coil is formed by winding a second wire with self-bonding coating, the first voice coil and the second voice coil are positioned close to each other and bonded together, the first voice coil and the second voice coil are connected in series or in parallel, the connecting coil is formed by winding a third wire, and the density of the third wire is less than or equal to that of the first wire and the second wire.
US11838730B2	Virtual image display and control method thereof A virtual image display includes acoustic sensors and a controller, and a method is for operating the same. The acoustic sensors are for detecting the wind frequency information in the environment. The controller computes time points of the acoustic sensors receiving the wind frequency information, and computes wind direction information based on the time points.
US11838721B2	Dipole loudspeaker for producing sound at bass frequencies A dipole loudspeaker for producing sound at bass frequencies. The dipole loudspeaker includes: a diaphragm having a first radiating surface and a second radiating surface, a drive unit configured to move the diaphragm at bass frequencies such that the first and second radiating surfaces produce sound at bass frequencies, and a frame. The loudspeaker is for use with an ear of a user being located at a listening position that is in front of the first radiating surface and is 40 cm or less from the first radiating surface.
US11838696B2	Projection system, projection system control device, projection method, and program A projection system includes a projector that projects a content image and a pattern image, a camera that photographs a projection surface when the pattern image is projected, a camera deformation value calculation unit that calculates a texture deformation value indicating a change in position, orientation, or shape of the projection surface on the basis of a photographing result, a projector deformation value acquisition unit that acquires a projector deformation value for converting the content image on the basis of the pattern image captured in the photographing result and the texture deformation value, and a transmission image acquisition unit that executes processing of deforming the content image on the basis of the projector deformation value and processing of deforming the pattern image on the basis of the projector deformation value, and the pattern image satisfies a condition that a plurality of types of solid color regions having different brightness values are included.
US11838692B2	Systems and methods for local dimming in multi-modulation displays Dual and multi-modulator projector display systems and techniques are disclosed. In one embodiment, a projector display system comprises a light source; a controller, a first modulator, receiving light from the light source and rendering a halftone image of said the input image; a blurring optical system that blurs said halftone image with a Point Spread Function (PSF); and a second modulator receiving the blurred halftone image and rendering a pulse width modulated image which may be projected to form the desired screen image. Systems and techniques for forming a binary halftone image from input image, correcting for misalignment between the first and second modulators and calibrating the projector system—e.g. over time—for continuous image improvement are also disclosed.
US11838691B2	Laser illumination system with reduced speckle via phase shift An illumination system is disclosed, and such system may include a first light modulator (14) that modulates the phase of beamlets of light and generates phase modulated Gaussian beamlets of light (ABC), a light distributor (18) that transforms, the Gaussian beamlets of light to a homogenized rectangular pattern of light, and a second light modulator (56) that utilizes the phase modulated light to form an image.
US11838687B2	Method, computer program and system for configuring a multi-point video conferencing session A multi-point videoconferencing system includes video conferencing terminals in communication with a multipoint conferencing node (MCN). A method includes defining at least a first virtual studio and a second virtual studio, each of the at least first and second virtual studios having a policy for each of a set of the tags; initiating a first multi-point videoconferencing session according to the first virtual studio, such that each of the video conferencing terminals in the first multi-point videoconferencing session is connected to the MCN according to the first virtual studio policy of at least one tag of the video conferencing terminal; and reconfiguring, upon switching to the second virtual studio, the first multi-point videoconferencing session according to the second virtual studio, such that each of the videoconferencing terminals in the first multi-point videoconferencing session is connected to the MCN according to the second virtual studio policy for at least one tag.
US11838686B2	SpaeSee video chat system A system and method for providing remote video communications, and more specifically, a system and method for providing multi-point-of-view video chatting for a group of participants is disclosed. The client device having a microphone, a video capture device having speakers, a display device, a memory having instructions stored thereon, and a processor configured to execute the instructions on the memory to cause the electronic client device to implement the method. The method receives other user location and field of view data for other users within the multi-point-of-view video chatting environment, determines a current location and field of view of a current user the client device within the multi-point-of-view video chatting environment, receives current user streaming video and audio data from the microphone and video capture device of a current user of the client device, transmits the current location and field of view of a current user and the streaming video and audio data from the current user to the network server, receives current location and field of view of each of other users and the streaming video and audio data from each of other user from the network server, generates a visual map of the multi-point-of-view video chatting environment containing an avatar and a puck for the current user and each of the other users, generates a current user audio stream corresponding to a combination of all of the streaming audio data from the other users, and displays the visual map to a the current user and play the combination of all of the streaming audio data from the other users on the display device. The puck associated with each user is rendered at a position within the visual map and an orientation associated with the field of view associated with the corresponding user.
US11838677B2	Composite presentation surface and presenter imaging for a multiple camera transmitting device in a video communication session An electronic device, computer program product, and method are provided that autonomously switch between first and second image streams of two image capturing devices during a video communication session, reducing data transmission and display size requirements for recipients. A controller of the electronic device identifies a person in the first image stream and identifies a writing surface in the second image stream. In response to determining that the person is not attending to the writing surface, the controller communicates, to at second electronic device(s) during the video communication session, at least a first portion of the first image stream that focusses on a face of the person. In response to determining that the person is attending to the writing surface, the controller communicates at least a second portion of the second image stream that focusses on the writing surface.
US11838676B2	Key frame selection in burst imaging for optimized user experience Systems, devices, and techniques related to selecting a key frame for burst image processing are discussed. Such techniques may include generating key frame scores for at least some frames of a multi-frame burst image capture such that the key frame scores include a combination of an image quality component, a shutter lag component, and a burst image processing latency component and selecting a frame having a maximum key frame score as the key frame.
US11838674B2	Image processing system, image processing method and storage medium The image processing system acquires a foreground mask from a captured image acquired by capturing an object with an image capturing unit whose exposure value is set relatively higher or lower than that of another image capturing unit, acquires an inappropriate area mask by detecting an area whose exposure value is inappropriate in the captured image, and generates shape data representing a three-dimensional shape of the object based on the foreground mask and the inappropriate area mask.
US11838669B2	Image sensing device An image sensing device includes a pixel array configured to include a plurality of pixel groups consecutively arranged in row and column directions. Each of the pixel groups includes a plurality of unit pixels and each unit pixel includes a photoelectric conversion element structured to generate photocharges through a conversion of incident light. Each pixel group outputs a first pixel signal corresponding to photocharges generated by a single unit pixel and a second pixel signal corresponding to a sum of photocharges generated by two or more unit pixels.
US11838667B2	Readout circuit, readout stage, image sensor, electronic device and method for reading out an image sensor A readout circuit for an image sensor having a pixel array with at least one pixel group, in particular pixel column, with a plurality of pixels connected to a group bus comprises a group input for connecting to the group bus and a signal output for connecting to an input of an ADC. The readout circuit further comprises a first and a second reference terminal for receiving a first and a second reference voltage. A sampling bank comprises at least two sample-and-hold elements connected in parallel between the group input and an output of the sampling bank and further comprises a bypass switch connected in parallel to the sample-and-hold elements. A charge store is connected between the output of the sampling bank and the signal output. A first charge switch is connected between the first reference terminal and the signal output, and a second charge switch is connected between the second reference terminal and the output of the sampling bank.
US11838666B2	Compact, low power, high resolution ADC per pixel for large area pixel detectors A compact ADC circuit can include one or more comparators, and a serial DAC (Digital-to-Analog) circuit that provides a signal to the comparator (or comparators). In addition, the ADC circuit can include a serial DAC redistribution sequencer that can provide a plurality of signals as input to the serial DAC circuit and is subject to a redistribution cycle and which receives as input a signal from a data multiplexer whose input connects electronically to an output of the comparator. The circuit can further include an ADC code register that provides an ADC output that connects electronically to the output of the comparator and the input to the data multiplexer. Shared logic circuitry for sharing common logic between pixels can be included, wherein the shared logic circuitry connects electronically to the data multiplexer and the ADC code register, wherein the shared logic circuitry promotes area and power savings for the pixel detector circuit.
US11838665B2	Comparator, ad converter, photoelectric conversion device, imaging system, and movable object A disclosed comparator includes a comparison circuit that performs comparison between an input signal and a reference signal and changes a level of a signal to be output to a first node in accordance with a result of the comparison; and a positive feedback circuit including an amplifier unit that includes a current source load and outputs a signal in accordance with a potential of the first node to a second node and a feedback unit that positively feeds back a signal in accordance with a potential of the second node to the first node. The feedback unit includes a first transistor to which output of the amplifier unit is fed back and a switch that controls turning on or off of the first transistor.
US11838663B2	Surround-view imaging system The present invention refers to a surround-view imaging system for time-of-flight (TOF) depth sensing applications and a time-of-flight sensing based collision avoidance system comprising such an imaging system. The imaging system for time-of-flight depth sensing applications comprises a lens system, adapted for imaging angles of view (AOV) larger than 120° in an image on an image plane; a sensor system, adapted to convert at least a part the image in the image plane into an electronic image signal; and an evaluation electronics, adapted to analyze the electronic image signal and to output resulting environmental information; wherein the lens system and/or the sensor system are designed for specifically imaging fields of view (FOV) starting at zenithal angles larger than 60°.
US11838662B2	Solid-state imaging device and electronic apparatus Imaging devices and electronic apparatuses incorporating imaging devices are provided. An imaging device as disclosed can include a first pixel of a first pixel and a second pixel of a second pixel. The first and second pixels each have a first electrode, a portion of a photoelectric conversion film, and a portion of a second electrode, where the photoelectric conversion film is between the first electrode and the second electrode. The first electrode of the first pixel has a first area, while the first electrode of the second pixel has a second area that is smaller than the first area. The first pixel can include a light shielding film. Alternatively or in addition, the first pixel can be divided into first and second portions.
US11838659B2	Image sensing system and image sensing data processing method An image sensing system comprising: a storage device, comprising at least two first registers, wherein a number of the first registers following a first direction of the storage device is larger than a number of the first registers following a second direction of the storage device; a filter, comprising at least two second registers; and an SIPO (serial in parallel out) circuit, coupled between the storage device and the filter.
US11838657B2	Mobile electronic devices having multi-camera modules A mobile electronic device includes a first camera configured to capture a first image of a subject in a first field of view and including an RGB array, a second camera configured to capture a second image of the subject in a second field of view that is different from the first field of view and including an RGBW array; and an image processor configured to generate a target image using at least one of the first or second images in accordance with a selected mode of a plurality of modes. The plurality of modes includes still image modes and video modes associated with separate, respective combinations of output speed and bit depth such that the image processor is configured to control an output of the second camera to have a different combination of output speed and bit depth based on the selected mode.
US11838655B2	Image acquiring method and apparatus, electronic device, and storage medium An image acquiring method includes: providing a camera module of an electronic device including a lens assembly, a microlens matrix and an image sensor, the microlens matrix is movable between a first position and a second position, the microlens matrix is between the image sensor and the lens assembly in the first position to enable the camera module as a light field camera, and the microlens matrix is away from the image sensor and the lens assembly in the second position to enable the camera module as a conventional camera; in response to detecting that the microlens matrix is in the first position, acquiring a three-dimensional image of an object by the light field camera of the electronic device; and in response to detecting that the microlens matrix is in the second position, acquiring a two-dimensional image of the object by the conventional camera.
US11838654B2	Remote driving system A remote driving system includes: an acquisition unit for acquiring operation information related to an operation of a steering wheel by a user who remotely drives the target vehicle; and a control unit for controlling a resolution and a frame rate of each camera mounted on the target vehicle. When an operation amount of the steering wheel is relatively small, at least one of the resolution and the frame rate of a camera that captures an image of a front region of the target vehicle in a traveling direction is maintained or improved. When the steering wheel has been rotated to one of right and left and the operation amount is relatively large, at least one of the resolution and the frame rate of a camera that captures an image of a region of the one of right and left of the target vehicle is maintained or improved.
US11838651B2	Image processing apparatus including neural network processor and method of operating the same An image processing apparatus includes a camera configured to generate first image data, a pre-processor configured to generate second image data based on performing a pre-processing operation on the first image data, a neural network processor configured to generate third image data based on performing an image processing operation on the second image data based on using a neural network model trained to perform one or more particular image processing operations, and a main processor configured to generate corrected image data based on performing a post-processing operation on the third image data.
US11838650B2	Photographing using night shot mode processing and user interface In a night shot mode, a photo is captured and processed based on a plurality of frames. The plurality of frames is obtained based on a plurality of parameters including an exposure duration, a light sensitivity, and a number of frames. These parameters are determined based on factors, such as whether the electronic device is in a handheld state or not, and whether the current photographing scene is a dark scene or a light source scene.
US11838643B2	Information processing method and electronic apparatus An information processing method includes obtaining an original image, obtaining an image processing parameter corresponding to the camera module, and processing the original image to obtain a target image based on the image processing parameter. The original image is a sensing-signal-array formed at a sensor array of a camera module in response to external light passing through the lens of the camera module. The image processing parameter is configured to compensate an influence on an image quality of the original image caused by the camera module. The image quality of the target image is higher than the image quality of the original image.
US11838641B2	Network for correcting overexposed and underexposed images A method for generating an output image may include obtaining an input image having a first exposure value, generating a plurality of levels that are each respectively associated with a respective representation of the input image, based on the input image, generating the output image having a second exposure value, based on a deep neural network (DNN) including a set of sub-networks and the plurality of levels, and providing the output image.
US11838639B2	Image data encoding/decoding method and apparatus A method for decoding a 360-degree image includes: receiving a bitstream obtained by encoding a 360-degree image; generating a prediction image by making reference to syntax information obtained from the received bitstream; combining the generated prediction image with a residual image obtained by dequantizing and inverse-transforming the bitstream, so as to obtain a decoded image; and reconstructing the decoded image into a 360-degree image according to a projection format. Here, generating the prediction image includes: checking, from the syntax information, prediction mode accuracy for a current block to be decoded; determining whether the checked prediction mode accuracy corresponds to most probable mode (MPM) information obtained from the syntax information; and when the checked prediction mode accuracy does not correspond to the MPM information, reconfiguring the MPM information according to the prediction mode accuracy for the current block.
US11838638B2	Control apparatus and control method of the same A control apparatus controls an image capturing apparatus comprising an image capturing unit and a driving unit configured to change a direction of the image capturing unit. The control apparatus comprises an obtaining unit configured to obtain status information concerning an installation status of the image capturing apparatus; and a control unit configured to control, prior to power-off of the image capturing apparatus, the driving unit such that the direction of the image capturing unit is set in a predetermined direction determined based on the status information.
US11838637B2	Video recording method and terminal A video recording method includes: receiving a first input performed by a user for N feature images; recording M target to-be-recorded objects in response to the first input, where the N feature images include the M target to-be-recorded objects; and controlling a camera to rotate, recording the M target to-be-recorded objects, and outputting a target video. M is less than or equal to N.
US11838636B2	Method for compensating for visual-measurement time lag of electro-optical tracking system The present invention provides a generalized proportional integral observer-based method for compensating for visual-measurement time lag of an electro-optical tracking system. For visual-measurement time lag present in an electro-optical tracking system, an improved generalized proportional integral observer-based feedback control method is used to mitigate the impact of the measurement time lag on the system and suppress kinematic uncertainty of the system. The core of the method lies in that an observer is used to estimate a state, uncertainty, and a difference of the system at a previous moment, a state and uncertainty of the system at a current moment are then calculated by using these estimated values and a state-space model of the system, and a control input of the system is finally acquired according to the estimated values of the state and uncertainty of the system at the current moment. The method mitigates the adverse impact of visual-measurement time lag on the system and enhances the uncertainty suppression and the tracking precision of the system.
US11838635B2	Dual aperture zoom digital camera A dual-aperture zoom digital camera operable in both still and video modes. The camera includes Wide and Tele imaging sections with respective lens/sensor combinations and image signal processors and a camera controller operatively coupled to the Wide and Tele imaging sections. The Wide and Tele imaging sections provide respective image data. The controller is configured to combine in still mode at least some of the Wide and Tele image data to provide a fused output image from a particular point of view, and to provide without fusion continuous zoom video mode output images, each output image having a given output resolution, wherein the video mode output images are provided with a smooth transition when switching between a lower zoom factor (ZF) value and a higher ZF value or vice versa, and wherein at the lower ZF the output resolution is determined by the Wide sensor while at the higher ZF value the output resolution is determined by the Tele sensor.
US11838630B2	Image capturing apparatus, control method therefor, and storage medium An apparatus includes a capturing device configured to capture an image of a subject; an estimation unit configured to estimate, from the captured image of the subject, a speed of the subject at a time point of image capture of a subsequent image, the estimation being performed using a learned model generated through machine learning, and a control unit configured to, based on the estimated speed of the subject, control an image capturing operation for the image capture of the subsequent image by the capturing device.
US11838627B2	Imaging apparatus, control method for imaging apparatus, and storage medium An apparatus includes a control unit configured to control a position of a focus lens of the apparatus, a setting unit configured to change a threshold for detecting a luminance change in each pixel in a predetermined range, an acquisition unit configured to acquire a signal indicating a pixel in which a luminance change that is more than or equal to the threshold has occurred, and a determination unit configured to determine an in-focus position of the focus lens based on the signal detected depending on the position of the focus lens and the set threshold.
US11838622B2	Image processing method, apparatus, device, and storage medium Provided are an image processing method, a device, and a storage medium, the method comprising: performing human face detection on a first image, and obtaining position information for each human face in the first image, then determining whether the first image conforms to a multi-person composition rule on the basis of the position information of each human face in the first image; and cropping the first image based on the position information of each face in the first image to obtain a processed image, in response to the first image not complying with the multi-person composition rule.
US11838607B2	Electric shaver with imaging capability System and method for improving the shaving experience by providing improved visibility of the skin shaving area. A digital camera is integrated with the electric shaver for close image capturing of shaving area, and displaying it on a display unit. The display unit can be integral part of the electric shaver casing, or housed in a separated device which receives the image via a communication channel. The communication channel can be wireless (using radio, audio or light) or wired, such as dedicated cabling or using powerline communication. A light source is used to better illuminate the shaving area. Video compression and digital image processing techniques are used for providing for improved shaving results. The wired communication medium can simultaneously be used also for carrying power from the electric shaver assembly to the display unit, or from the display unit to the electric shaver.
US11838605B1	Automated trailer generation Disclosed herein are system, apparatus, article of manufacture, method and/or computer program product aspects, and/or combinations and sub-combinations thereof, for generating trailers (previews) for multimedia content. An example aspect operates by generating an initial set of candidate points to generate a trailer for a media content; determining conversion data for each of the initial set of candidate points; determining an updated set of candidate points based on the conversion data; determining an estimated mean and upper bound for each of the updated set of candidate points; computing a value for each of the updated set of candidate points; generating a ranked list based on the value computed for each of the updated set of candidate points; and repeating the process until an optimal candidate point is converged upon.
US11838604B2	Generating crowdsourced trailers based on forward or rewind commands Disclosed herein are system, method, and computer program product embodiments for automatically and programmatically generating crowdsource trailers. In an embodiment, interactions with streaming content performed by a plurality users who consumed the content are received. A value is assigned to each of the interactions. A plurality of windows of content are identified within the streaming content. The values of the interactions for each of the landing frames within each of the plurality of windows are accumulated. A particular one of the plurality of windows with a highest accumulated value is selected. A trailer for the content is generated based on the selected particular window and provided.
US11838601B2	Advertisement display method, advertisement display device, and non-transitory computer readable medium storing advertisement display program An advertisement display method of displaying an advertisement transmitted from a server in a terminal of a user including receiving, from the server, first video data being a part of video data of the advertisement, controlling to activate the application in response to selection of the application by the user, displaying a first display based on the first video data in a display region of the terminal while the application is active, receiving, from the server, second video data being different from the first video data included in the video data of the advertisement, based on reception of the first video data, and displaying a second display based on the second video data in the display region, in association with the first display in the display region may be provided.
US11838600B2	System and method for modelling access requests to multi-channel content sharing platforms A system and method are disclosed for identifying a plurality of past videos posted via a first group of channels, determining, for each channel of a second group, an average number of access requests that a future video to be posted via a respective channel is predicted to receive within a first time interval after posting, determining, for each channel of the second group, a plurality of adjusted average numbers of access requests that the future video to be posted via the respective channel of the second group is predicted to receive within the first time interval, wherein each of the plurality of adjusted average numbers of access requests is determined using an adjustment factor reflecting a number of access requests received by a past video posted via a respective channel of the first group, and determining whether the second group of channels satisfies a predetermined access criterion.
US11838599B1	Media streaming with latency minimization Minimizing latency when streaming media, such as but not necessarily limited to limiting or otherwise ameliorating polling latency, network response latency and/or other communication related latencies, is contemplated. The latency minimization may include facilitating long polling or otherwise facilitating instantaneously transmitting requested media once available.
US11838597B1	Systems and methods for content discovery by automatic organization of collections or rails In some implementations, a device may receive historical content data indicating historical characteristics associated with one or more groups of content. The device may determine, based on the historical content data, one or more characteristics associated with a time period. The device may determine, based on the one or more characteristics, a new group of content associated with the time period. The device may generate a display element for accessing content included in the new group of content during the time period.
US11838596B2	Systems and methods for overlaying media assets stored on a digital video recorder on a menu or guide Improved technical functionality is provided to dynamically select and seamlessly play advertisements immediately before playing of a recorded program upon selection of the recorded program for playing, or upon other detected events and conditions associated with the set-top-box (STB) or user. In some embodiments, this is performed by using metadata which may be delivered to and stored on a digital video recorder (DVR) prior to recording the program, providing a technical solution to enable opportunities for additional advertisement impressions. Playing of the advertisement may also or instead occur upon the recorded program finishing playing. Thus, the technical solution provides the additional opportunity for the content creator and/or the satellite television or cable service provider to sell advertising spots in addition to those already sold for breaks within the recorded program.
US11838590B2	Systems and methods for an adaptive electronic program guide A set-top box or other receiving device may detect such channels that the EPG cursor visits frequently, visits for relatively long periods of time or that are frequently displayed on the screen in the electronic program guide (EPG), or otherwise frequently visited or viewed. The system determines that such channels are those that the user is likely to return to when browsing the EPG in the future and then adapts the EPG to present such channels on top of the EPG together with each other separately from the other full list of channels presented in the. This may be performed each time the EPG is opened. A customized EPG having the particular group of channels presented according a specific identified user's previous channel browsing activity may also be generated.
US11838587B1	System and method of providing customized media content A system for providing customized content includes a recognition device. A media transmission device is in communication with a recognition device and a media delivery device. The media transmission device is in communication with a processor and a memory storing computer instructions configured to instruct the processor to receive a primary media presentation including primary media content for a point of interest of a venue. The media transmission device generates a secondary media presentation including secondary media content for the user based on identified user preferences for the user. The media transmission device generates a custom media presentation including custom media content for the user based on the identified user preferences. The media transmission device transmits the primary media presentation, the secondary media presentation, or the custom media presentation and presents the primary media content, the secondary media content, or the custom media content to the user.
US11838585B2	Detecting an operational state of a media device Example methods, apparatus, systems and articles of manufacture (e.g., physical storage media) to detect an operational state (such as an on/off state) of a media device are disclosed herein. Disclosed example apparatus are to monitor for activity on a first bus of an (HDMI) port of the media device. Disclosed example apparatus are also to inject a message with a first address on the first bus in response to detection of no activity on the first bus for at least a threshold duration. Disclosed example apparatus are further to detect the operational state of the media device based on whether a response to the message is received on the first bus.
US11838582B1	Media arbitration A method using media arbitration includes, while a first assistant-enabled device is performing a first long-standing operation, determining the first assistant-enabled device satisfies a co-presence condition with a second assistant-enabled device, and determining that the second assistant-enabled device is performing a second long-standing operation that conflicts with the first long-standing operation performed by the first assistant-enabled device. Based on determining that the first long-standing operation and the second long-standing operation conflict, the method also includes executing an operation arbitration routine to identify one or more compromise operations for at least one of the first assistant-enabled device or the second assistant-enabled device to perform, and instructing the first assistant-enabled device or the second assistant-enabled device to perform a selected compromise operation among the identified compromise operations.
US11838579B2	Intelligent automated assistant for TV user interactions Systems and processes are disclosed for controlling television user interactions using a virtual assistant. In an example process, a virtual assistant can interact with a television set-top box to control content shown on a television display. Speech input for the virtual assistant can be received from a device with a microphone. The speech input can comprise a query associated with content shown on the television display. A user intent of the query can be determined based on one or more of the content shown on the television display and a viewing history of media content. A result of the query can be caused to be displayed based on the determined user intent.
US11838578B2	Methods and devices for personalizing audio content The present document describes a method (400) for personalizing audio content. The method (400) comprises receiving (401) a manifest file (140) for the audio content. The manifest file (140) comprises at least one adaptation set (281, 282) referencing an audio bitstream (121), where the audio bitstream (121) comprises a plurality of audio objects (181), and a plurality of different preselection elements (291, 292, 293) for the adaptation set (281, 282), wherein the different preselection elements (291, 292, 293) specify different combinations of the plurality of audio objects (181). The method (400) further comprises selecting (402) a preselection element (291) from the plurality of different preselection elements (291, 292, 293), and causing (403) rendering of an audio signal which depends on the selected preselection element (291).
US11838571B2	Apparatus and methods to estimate media audience consistency Methods, apparatus, systems and articles of manufacture are disclosed to estimate media audience consistency. An example apparatus disclosed herein includes a record manager to access media measurement data communicated via a network from a plurality of media monitors, the media measurement data corresponding to a plurality of panelists. The apparatus further includes a consistency calculator to determine a first number of the panelists exposed to a first quantity of a first broadcast, determine a second number of the panelists exposed to a second quantity of the first broadcast, and output a consistency metric associated with the first broadcast, the consistency metric being based on a variation of at least the first number and the second number.
US11838564B2	Transmission apparatus, transmission method, reception apparatus, and reception method Reception-side processing performed in a case where transmission of standard dynamic range video data and transmission of high dynamic range video data coexist in a time sequence is simplified.SDR transmission video data is converted into SDR transmission video data through dynamic range conversion. The SDR transmission video data is the one obtained by performing, on SDR video data, photoelectric conversion in accordance with an SDR photoelectric conversion characteristic. In this case, the conversion is performed on the basis of conversion information for converting a value of conversion data in accordance with the SDR photoelectric conversion characteristic into a value of conversion data in accordance with an HDR photoelectric conversion characteristic. A video stream is obtained by performing encoding processing on HDR transmission video data. A container having a predetermined format and including this video stream is transmitted.
US11838562B1	Activity-based streaming video replacement An input video stream may include primary video content, such as output from a first video game. An indication of a decrease in player activity in the first video game may be detected. A determination may be made, based at least in part on the indication of the decrease in player activity, to replace a portion of the primary video content with secondary video content. The decrease in player activity in the first video game may coincide with an increase in player activity in a second video game. An indication of this increase in player activity may be detected. The second video game may be selected, based at least in part on the indication of the increase in player activity, to provide the secondary video content. An output video stream is provided in which the selected portion of the primary video content is replaced by the secondary video content.
US11838560B2	Method and system for playing back streaming content using local streaming server A method for playing back streaming content according to an embodiment may include a step in which a streaming player client sets an initial bitrate for a player module playing back streaming content; a step in which the streaming player client delivers, from the player module to a streaming server, a manifest file request for the streaming content; a step in which a local proxy server edits the manifest file delivered from the streaming server, the manifest file being edited on the basis of the set initial bitrate; and a step in which the local proxy server delivers the edited manifest file to the player module through the streaming player client.
US11838551B2	Adaptive block level bit-depth prediction A decoder may receive, from a bitstream for a block, an indication of a first bit depth, a residual block of samples of the first bit depth, and a prediction parameter. The decoder may receive, from the bitstream for a sequence, an indication of a second bit depth. The decoder may determine a first decoded block of samples of the first bit depth based on the first bit depth, the residual block of samples of the first bit depth, and the prediction parameter. The decoder may determine a second decoded block of samples of the second bit depth based on the first decoded block of samples of the first bit depth.
US11838550B2	Encoding and decoding with merge mode and block partition index An encoder determines, based on a width and a height of a block, whether or not to disable a prediction mode in which the block is split along a partitioning line defined by a distance and an angle and then prediction is performed; and encodes the block with the prediction mode disabled or not disabled according to a result of the determination on whether or not to disable the prediction mode. Here, the distance is the shortest distance between the center of the block and the partitioning line, and the angle is an angle representing a direction from the center of the block toward the partitioning line in the shortest distance. The encoder determines to disable the prediction mode when (i) a width-to-height ratio is at least 8 or (ii) a height-to-width ratio is at least 8.
US11838542B2	Prediction method using current picture referencing mode, and video decoding device therefor Disclosed are a method for predicting a current block using a current picture referencing mode (also called intra block copy (ibc) mode), and a video encoding or decoding device therefor. The method comprises: decoding, from a bitstream, an enable flag indicating whether the application of the ibc mode is allowed, and type information indicating whether the type of slices is an inter type; depending on the enable flag and the type information, decoding from the bitstream an ibc flag indicating whether a prediction mode for the current block is the ibc mode; when the ibc flag indicates the ibc mode, decoding motion information from the bitstream; and predicting the current block by using a block indicated by the motion information within a current picture in which the current block is located.
US11838541B2	Matrix weighted intra prediction of video signals The present disclosure provides methods for performing simplified matrix weighted intra prediction. The method can include: determining a classification of a target block; and generating, based on the classification, a matrix-weighted intra prediction (MIP) signal, wherein determining the classification of the target block comprises: in response to the target block having a size of 4×4, determining that the target block belongs to a first class; or in response to the target block having a size of 8×8, 4×N or N×4, N being an integer between 8 and 64, determining that the target block belongs to a second class.
US11838540B2	Image encoding/decoding method and device, and recording medium in which bitstream is stored Disclosed herein is a method of decoding an image including determining whether a current block is in a bi-directional optical flow (BIO) mode, calculating gradient information of prediction samples of the current block when the current block is in the BIO mode, and generating a prediction block of the current block using the calculated gradient information, wherein the calculating of the gradient information of the prediction samples of the current block includes calculating the gradient information using at least one neighbor sample adjacent to the prediction samples.
US11838536B2	Moving picture coding method, moving picture coding apparatus, moving picture decoding method, moving picture decoding apparatus, and moving picture coding and decoding apparatus A moving picture coding method includes: coding a coding target block using a motion vector; generating motion vector predictors; and coding the motion vector using one of the motion vector predictors generated in the generating of the motion vector predictors. In the generating of the motion vector predictors, a replacement vector which replaces a temporal motion vector predictor is added to the motion vector predictors when it is impossible to obtain the temporal motion vector predictor from a block which is included in a coded picture different from the coding target picture and corresponds to the coding target block.
US11838535B2	Bidirectional inter prediction method and apparatus Embodiments of this application relate to the field of video picture coding technologies, and disclose a bidirectional inter prediction method and apparatus, to improve coding efficiency. The method includes: obtaining a first motion vector difference of a current picture block; determining a second motion vector difference of the current picture block based on the first motion vector difference, where the first motion vector difference belongs to motion information of the current picture block in a first direction, and the second motion vector difference belongs to motion information of the current picture block in a second direction; and determining prediction samples of the current picture block based on the obtained first motion vector difference and the determined second motion vector difference.
US11838534B2	Moving picture coding method and moving picture decoding method using a determination whether or not a reference block has two reference motion vectors that refer forward in display order with respect to a current picture A moving picture coding apparatus includes: an inter prediction control unit which determines to code a motion vector using, among candidate predicted motion vectors, a candidate predicted motion vector having the least error with relative to a motion vector derived by motion estimation; a picture type determination unit which generates picture type information; a temporal direction vector calculation unit which derives a candidate predicted motion vector in temporal direct; and a co-located reference direction determination unit which generates, for each picture, a co-located reference direction flag.
US11838532B2	Video signal encoding and decoding method, and apparatus therefor A video decoding method includes the steps of: generating a merge candidate list for a first block; selecting one among merge candidates included in the merge candidate list; and performing motion compensation for the first block based on motion information of the selected merge candidate. At this point, an inter-region merge candidate included in an inter-region motion information list may be added to the merge candidate list based on the number of spatial merge candidates and temporal merge candidates included in the merge candidate list.
US11838529B2	Scalable nesting of supplemental enhancement information messages in video coding Several embodiments for video encoding and video decoding are described. An example method of processing video data includes performing a conversion between a video comprising one or more subpictures and a bitstream of the video, wherein one or more supplemental enhancement information messages that have filler payloads are processed during the conversion according to a format rule, and wherein the format rule disallows the one or more supplemental enhancement information messages having filler payloads to be in a scalable nesting supplemental enhancement information message.
US11838528B2	Defining transform size and subblock transform based on adaptive color transform Aspects of the disclosure provide methods, apparatuses, and non-transitory computer-readable storage mediums for video encoding/decoding. In a method, whether an adaptive color transform (ACT) is enabled for a current block is determined. A maximum transform size is determined based on whether the ACT is enabled for the current block. Whether a subblock transform (SBT) is applied to the current block is determined based at least on the maximum transform size. Further, the SBT is performed on the current block based on the SBT being determined to be applied to the current block.
US11838524B2	Method for coding and decoding scalable video and apparatus using same The present invention relates to a method and an apparatus for interlayer prediction, and the method for interlayer prediction, according to the present invention, comprises the steps of: deciding whether to apply an interlayer prediction to an enhancement layer; and performing a prediction on a current block of the enhancement layer based on reference information that is generalized and generated from a reference picture, which is decoded, of a reference layer, when the interlayer prediction is applied, wherein the reference layer information can be encoding information of a reference block, which corresponds to a current block of the enhancement layer, from the reference layer, and residual information.
US11838522B2	Method and apparatus for video coding Aspects of the disclosure provide methods and apparatuses for video processing. In some examples, an apparatus for video processing includes processing circuitry. The processing circuitry converts a picture in a subsampled format in a color space into a non subsampled format in the color space. Then, the processing circuitry clips values of a color component of the picture in the non subsampled format before providing the picture in the non subsampled format as an input to a neural network based filter.
US11838518B2	Reprojecting holographic video to enhance streaming bandwidth/quality Improved video compression and video streaming systems and methods are disclosed for environments where camera motion is common, such as cameras incorporated into head-mounted displays. This is accomplished by combining a 3D representation of the shape of the user's environment (walls, floor, ceiling, furniture, etc.), image data, and data representative of changes in the location and orientation (pose) of the camera between successive image frames, thereby reducing data bandwidth needed to send streaming video in the presence of camera motion.
US11838512B2	Method of determining transform coefficient scan order based on high frequency zeroing and apparatus thereof An image decoding method performed by a decoding apparatus according to the present disclosure includes receiving a bitstream including residual information; deriving quantized transform coefficients for a current block based on the residual information included in the bitstream; deriving transform coefficients for the current block from the quantized transform coefficients based on an inverse quantization process; deriving residual samples for the current block by applying inverse transform to the derived transform coefficients; and generating a reconstructed picture based on the residual samples for the current block.
US11838510B2	Content adaptive quantization for video coding Techniques related to coding video using adaptive quantization rounding offsets for use in transform coefficient quantization are discussed. Such techniques may include determining the value of a quantization rounding offset for a picture of a video sequence based on evaluating a maximum coding bit limit of the picture, a quantization parameter of the picture, and parameters corresponding to the video.
US11838502B2	Image processing method, and image encoding/decoding method and device which use same The present invention relates to an image encoding/decoding method and apparatus. The image decoding method according to the present invention may comprise acquiring transform coefficients distribution information of a neighboring block from a bitstream; direction-adaptively determining an intra prediction mode of a current block to be decoded, according to the transform coefficients distribution information of the neighboring block; and reconstructing the current block, based on the determined intra prediction mode, wherein the direction-adaptively determining includes determining similarity flag information corresponding to the neighboring block, based on the transform coefficients distribution information of the neighboring block.
US11838499B2	Encoding/decoding method and apparatus for coding unit partitioning Disclosed is an image decoding method using the correlation between color components to perform into prediction of chrominance components. Here, the image decoding method using the correlation between color components to perform intra prediction of chrominance components comprises the steps of: checking image data and a prediction mode in a bitstream; generating a prediction block according to a reconstructed prediction mode; determining compensation settings according to the size of a current block and the reconstructed prediction mode; compensating the prediction block according to the determined compensation settings; and reconstructing the current block by adding reconstructed image data to the prediction block.
US11838497B2	Calibration of a surround view camera system A method for automatic generation of calibration parameters for a surround view (SV) camera system is provided that includes capturing a video stream from each camera comprised in the SV camera system, wherein each video stream captures two calibration charts in a field of view of the camera generating the video stream; displaying the video streams in a calibration screen on a display device coupled to the SV camera system, wherein a bounding box is overlaid on each calibration chart, detecting feature points of the calibration charts, displaying the video streams in the calibration screen with the bounding box overlaid on each calibration chart and detected features points overlaid on respective calibration charts, computing calibration parameters based on the feature points and platform dependent parameters comprising data regarding size and placement of the calibration charts, and storing the calibration parameters in the SV camera system.
US11838494B2	Image processing method, VR device, terminal, display system, and non-transitory computer-readable storage medium An image processing method includes: acquiring a fixation point position on a respective screen viewed by each of dominant eye(s); determining a fixation area of a left-eye screen and a fixation area of a right-eye screen according to fixation point position(s) corresponding to the dominant eye(s); rendering a first part of a left-eye image to be displayed on the left-eye screen at a first resolution, and rendering a second part of the left-eye image at a second resolution; rendering a first part of a right-eye image to be displayed on the right-eye screen at a third resolution, and rendering a second part of the right-eye image at a fourth resolution. A resolution of an image to be displayed in a fixation area of the respective screen is greater than resolutions of images to be displayed in other areas of the left-eye screen and the right-eye screen.
US11838492B2	Head-mountable device with object movement detection Various implementations disclosed are for detecting moving objects that are in a field of view of a head-mountable device (HMD). In various implementations, the HMD includes a display, an event camera, a non-transitory memory, and a processor coupled with the display, the event camera and the non-transitory memory. In some implementations, the method includes synthesizing a first optical flow characterizing one or more objects in a field of view of the event camera based on depth data associated with the one or more objects. In some implementations, the method includes determining a second optical flow characterizing the one or more objects in the field of view of the event camera based on event image data provided by the event camera. In some implementations, the method includes determining that a first object of the one or more objects is moving based on the first optical flow and the second optical flow.
US11838491B2	3D display system and 3D display method A 3D display system and a 3D display method are provided. The 3D display system includes a 3D display, a memory and one or more processors. The memory records a plurality of modules, and the processor accesses and executes the modules recorded by the memory. The modules include a bridge interface module and a 3D display service module. When an application is executed by the processor, the bridge interface module creates a virtual extend screen, and moves the application to the virtual extend screen. The bridge interface module obtains a 2D content frame of the application from the virtual extend screen by a screenshot function. The 3D display service module converts the 2D content frame into a 3D format frame by communicating with a third-party software development kit, and provides the 3D format frame to the 3D display for displaying.
US11838490B2	Multimodal imaging sensor calibration method for accurate image fusion A system and a method of calibrating a plurality of digital imaging sensors with different modality for image fusion, comprising the steps of calibrating each digital image generated by a corresponding digital imaging sensor with one or more intrinsic parameters; scaling each digital image at a scaling ratio to generate a scaled digital image which has an overlapping region of interest; cross referencing one or more scaled digital images to derive one or more extrinsic parameters; calibrating each digital imaging sensor with the extrinsic parameters; and transforming and rectifying each digital image such that the region of interest of each digital image is coplanar and aligned.
US11838485B2	Method for processing immersive video and method for producing immersive video A method of producing an immersive video comprises decoding an atlas, parsing a flag for the atlas, and producing a viewport image using the atlas. The flag may indicate whether the viewport image is capable of being completely produced through the atlas, and, according to a value of the flag, when the viewport image is produced, it may be determined whether an additional atlas is used in addition to the atlas.
US11838482B2	Image forming apparatus having multi-factor authentication function There is provided an image forming apparatus having security against cyberattacks by establishing an authentication factor for a remote access user that is different from an authentication factor employed in multi-factor authentication of local access.
US11838478B2	System and method for sending, delivery and receiving of faxes, including delivery of faxes with adaptive protocol selection Embodiments of a fax system with adaptive protocol selection, and methods for such a system, are disclosed herein. Embodiments of a fax system may be adapted to selectively configure the protocol (both the type of protocol or aspects of a particular protocol) used in association with the transmission or reception of a specific fax. The configuration of the protocol utilized can be based on one or more attributes associated with a sender or a destination. The fax can then be transmitted or received according to those configuration parameters.
US11838476B2	Information processing apparatus that conditionally prohibits setting a relay system as an image data transfer destination, control method thereof, and storage medium Even in a case where a failure has occurred in a relay system or a cloud service, image data transmitted from a multi function peripheral is prevented from being lost. In an image processing apparatus that performs transfer setting of image data, at the time of a user designating a transfer destination, display control of a user interface screen is performed so that a storage server or the like other than the relay system is set as another transfer destination.
US11838468B2	Image reading apparatus and image forming apparatus An image reading apparatus includes a stacking tray, a feeding roller, a restricting member configured to move to a restricting position and a retracted position, a reading sensor, a reversing roller configured to perform a reversing operation, a first conveyance path, a second conveyance, and a controller. The controller is configured to permit the reversing operation if the controller receives an execution instruction of a double-sided reading job on a sheet having a first size, and prohibit the reversing operation if the controller receives an execution instruction of the double-sided reading job on a sheet having a second size smaller than the first size.
US11838465B2	Image forming apparatus An image forming apparatus for forming an image on a recording material includes a first outer cover, a second outer cover adjacent to the first outer cover, a third outer cover adjacent to both of the first outer cover and the second outer cover, a common positioning portion provided on the first outer cover and configured to position both of the second outer cover and the third outer cover relative to the first outer cover, a first positioned portion provided on the second outer cover and configured to be positioned relative to the common positioning portion, and a second positioned portion provided on the third outer cover and configured to be positioned together with the first positioned portion relative to the common positioning portion.
US11838459B2	Information processing system, information processing apparatus, and information processing method An image forming system includes an image forming device, a display capable of displaying information, a microphone capable of acquiring a sound, and one or more controllers configured to function as a unit of performing control so as to display, on the display, a screen including an operation object that indicates, by a pointing position, a parameter related to a setting in forming the image, a unit of acquiring, based on voice information representing one-phrase voice expression acquired via the microphone, first identification information corresponding to the operation object and second identification information corresponding to an updating process on the pointing position, and a unit of performing control, based on at least information regarding a current pointing position indicated by the operation object, the first identification information, and the second identification information, so as to display a screen including the operation object updated in terms of the pointing position.
US11838455B2	Inspection system to register image data in inspection apparatus and execution of an inspection job, printing apparatus, method for controlling inspection system A printing apparatus capable of communicating with at least an inspection apparatus and a processing apparatus, the printing apparatus comprising one or more controllers having one or more processors and one or more memories, the one or more controllers configured to receive a registration job for registration of image data in the inspection apparatus and an inspection job for execution of an inspection, to transmit, in a case where the registration job is received, image data based on the registration job to the inspection apparatus, to receive a notification of completion of the registration of the image data from the inspection apparatus, and to perform, in a case where the notification is received, control to perform printing based on the inspection job and to transmit an inspection instruction to the inspection apparatus.
US11838451B2	Reduction of startup time in remote HLS A method is provided for streaming transcoded HLS video from a video asset to allow a minimum startup delay time. A method includes pre-transcoding a first number of the HLS chunks. Then, once a request is received from a remote HLS client for the HLS video asset, transmitting a number of the pre-transcoded chunks to the remote HLS player. The pre-transcoded chunks are transmitted during a startup period until real-time transcoded chunks can be received and processed by the remote HLS player at a time position to allow seamless transition from the pre-transcoded chunks.
US11838449B2	Mediated multi party electronic conference system An AI based moderator system for an electronic conference. The moderator scores users based on ratings and diversity, and attempts to keep a high rating person talking while maintaining diversity.
US11838447B2	Systems and methods for coordinating an impromptu voice meeting in an automated call distribution system Systems and methods for coordinating an impromptu voice meeting in an automated call distribution (ACD) system receive a request to initiate the impromptu voice meeting among a team of agent devices; validate the request to initiate the impromptu voice meeting; generate a meeting contact identifier; commence the impromptu voice meeting between an initiator of the request and each of the available agent devices; link a respective state of the initiator of the request and each available agent device among the team of agent devices, to the meeting contact identifier; set a respective state of each unavailable agent device among the team of agent devices to a next state of the meeting contact identifier; and while the impromptu voice meeting is active, adding, by the processor, each respective previously unavailable device to the impromptu voice meeting as it becomes available.
US11838445B2	Electronic apparatus for providing voice recognition control and operating method therefor An example electronic apparatus for providing voice recognition control includes a display; and a processor, wherein the processor may be configured to obtain a content including at least one object; distinguish the at least one object within the content; display an instruction text in correspondence with a non-text object among the at least one object; and select the non-text object corresponding to the instruction text if a voice command corresponding to the instruction text is inputted.
US11838444B1	Queuing calls based on disturbance An example operation may include one or more of receiving, via a telephone network, a Voice over IP (VOIP) call from a network device, detecting a disturbance value from a tag that has been added to a VOIP message of the VOIP call, determining an answer priority of the VOIP call based on the disturbance value, and processing the VOIP call based on the determined answer priority.
US11838439B2	Call processing apparatus, origination number converting method, and origination number converting program A call processing device includes: a conversion unit configured to convert a caller number of an emergency call sent from a terminal accommodation device via a wireless access line into a land line telephone number of a terminal accommodated by the terminal accommodation device; a connection unit configured to connect the emergency call with the converted caller number to an emergency service; and a notification unit configured to acquire an address corresponding to the land line telephone number and notify the emergency service of the address.
US11838436B2	Systems and methods for notification forwarding Systems and methods for notification forwarding may include forwarding all or selected notifications generated by one or more applications running on a wireless mobile device to a television receiving device that is connected to the television. This forwarding may occur over the short-range wireless network or on a home wireless local area network on which the television receiving device is also present. The receiving device may cause the forwarded notifications to be displayed on the television while the television is also displaying other programming received from various other sources. The particular location on the presentation device to display the forwarded notification and the size, color and appearance of the notification may be selected by the user via a graphical user interface of the wireless mobile device and/or the television receiving device.
US11838435B2	Foldable electronic device for displaying multi-window and method for operating same An apparatus and/or method for displaying a multi-window on a foldable electronic device may be provided. The electronic device may include a display device having a display area having a shape that varies depending on first and second housing structures connected to a hinge structure, and a processor operatively connected to the display device, in which the processor may divide a first type display area into a plurality of areas and display information related to a plurality of applications when the electronic device is in an unfolded state, the processor may check at least one application set to be continuously used among the plurality of applications when the electronic device switches to a folded state, and the processor may set up a screen constitution in the folded state based on the at least one application and output information related to the at least one application through a second type display area based on the screen constitution. Other embodiments may also be possible.
US11838434B2	Controlling method for electronic device and electronic device A controlling method for an electronic device comprises: determining a state of a housing and a usage state of the electronic device; projecting a laser in a first mode by a laser projector when the housing is in a folded state and the electronic device is in a first usage state; projecting a laser in a second mode by the laser projector when the housing is in the folded state and the electronic device is in a second usage state; and projecting a laser in a second mode by the laser projector when the housing is in an expanded state.
US11838431B2	Cryptographic operation A method is suggested for providing a response, wherein the method comprises: obtaining a challenge from a host, determining the response based on the challenge, determining an auxiliary value based on the response or the challenge, providing the auxiliary value to the host, obtaining a random value from the host, checking the validity of the challenge based on the random value, and providing the response to the host only if the challenge is valid. Also, corresponding methods running on the host and system are provided. Further, corresponding devices, hosts and systems are suggested.
US11838425B2	Systems and methods for maintaining decentralized digital identities Systems and methods for maintaining decentralized digital identities are disclosed. In an information processing apparatus for a relying party within a distributed ledger network and comprising at least one computer processor, a method for decentralized digital identity attestation verification may include: (1) receiving, from a relying party, an attestation verification request for a user; (2) retrieving a user decentralized identifier for the user; (3) retrieving an attestation issuer decentralized identifier for an attestation issuer; (4) validating the user decentralized identifier and the attestation issuer decentralized identifier; (5) verifying that the attestation has not been revoked; and (6) communicating that the attestation is valid to the relying party.
US11838422B1	User authentication method and unmanned delivery system based on user authentication A user authentication method performed in an unmanned delivery system including a server, a buyer customer device, a deliveryman customer device, and an autonomous delivery vehicle includes: generating, by the server, a session key based on order information received from the buyer customer device, and transmitting the generated session key to the deliveryman customer device and the buyer customer device; generating, by the deliveryman customer device, a One-Time Password (OTP) based on the session key; applying, by the deliveryman customer device as a first application step, a hash function to the OTP a first predetermined number of times; additionally applying, by the deliveryman customer device as a second application step, the hash function to the OTP generated in the first application step a second predetermined number of times; and generating, by the deliveryman customer device, a first Quick Response (QR) code based on the OTP generated in the second application step.
US11838421B2	Systems and methods for enhanced mobile device authentication Systems and methods for enhanced mobile device authentication are disclosed. Systems and methods for enhanced mobile authentication are disclosed. In one embodiment, method for electronic device authentication may include (1) a server comprising at least one computer processor communicating a one-time passcode to an electronic device over a first communication channel; (2) the server receiving, from the electronic device over a second communication channel the one-time passcode encrypted with a private key associated with the electronic device; (3) the server decrypting the one-time passcode using a public key; (4) the server validating the one-time passcode; (5) the server generating a device identifier for the electronic device; and (6) the server persisting an association between the device identifier and the electronic device.
US11838419B2	Method and system for monitoring industrial devices A method for monitoring industrial devices includes: obtaining an access token of a cloud storage server by a management device; sending a certificate request message to the management device by a user apparatus; performing a certificate verification on the user apparatus by the management device according to the certificate request message, and sending a certificate pass message with the access token to the user apparatus by the management device after passing the certificate verification; sending an access request message with the access token and identification information to the cloud storage server by the user apparatus; and providing device data of an industrial device terminal to the user apparatus by the cloud storage server according to the access token and a privilege of the identification information.
US11838417B2	Subscription concealed identifier (SUCI) supporting post-quantum cryptography A device and a network can authenticate using a subscription concealed identifier (SUCI). The device can store (i) a plaintext subscription permanent identifier (SUPI) for the device, (ii) a network static public key, and (iii) a key encapsulation mechanism (KEM) for encryption using the network static public key. The network can store (i) a device database with the SUPI, (ii) a network static private key, and (iii) the KEM for decryption using the network static private key. The device can (i) combine a random number with the SUPI as input into the KEM to generate a ciphertext as the SUCI, and (ii) transmit the ciphertext/SUCI to the network. The network can (i) decrypt the ciphertext using the KEM to read the SUPI, (iii) select a key K from the device database using the SUPI, and (iv) conduct an Authentication and Key Agreement (AKA) with the selected key K.
US11838416B2	Communication system and control device [Object] To provide a communication system that makes it possible to improve security.[Solution] Provided is a communication system including: a first device configured to transmit encrypted information that is encrypted by using a first encryption key; and a second device configured to execute a predetermined process based on the encrypted information obtained from the first device, and a second encryption key that is common to the first encryption key. The first device includes a first change section configured to change the first encryption key in the case where a first condition is satisfied. The second device includes a second change section configured to change the second encryption key in the case where a second condition is satisfied, the second condition being common to the first condition.
US11838412B2	Secret regeneration from distributed shares A processor-based method for secret sharing in a computing system is provided. The method includes encrypting shares of a new secret, using a previous secret and distributing unencrypted shares of the new secret and the encrypted shares of the new secret, to members of the computing system. The method includes decrypting at least a subset of the encrypted shares of the new secret, using the previous secret and regenerating the new secret from at least a subset of a combination of the unencrypted shares of the new secret and the decrypted shares of the new secret.
US11838406B2	Systems and methods for control-data plane partitioning in virtual distributed ledger networks The present disclosure relates to systems and methods for control-data plane partitioning in virtual distributed ledger networks. In one embodiment, a processor-implemented method is disclosed, comprising receiving a request for a microservice at a virtual distributed ledger technology node associated with a virtual distributed ledger technology network; identifying operations on user data to be performed related to the request for the microservice; retrieving the user data from a data storage memory external to the virtual distributed ledger technology network; performing the identified operations on the user data; executing the microservice based on performing the identified operations on the user data, to generate user data and control information; storing the generated user data in the data storage memory external to the virtual distributed ledger technology network; and committing the generated control information to a distributed ledger associated with the virtual distributed ledger technology network.
US11838403B2	Method and apparatus for an ultra low power VLSI implementation of the 128-bit AES algorithm using a novel approach to the shiftrow transformation The present techniques may provide improved processing and functionality of performance of the 128-bit AES Algorithm, which may provide improved power consumption. For example, in an embodiment, an encryption and decryption apparatus may comprise memory storing a current state matrix of an encryption or decryption process and a plurality of multiplexers configured to receive from the memory current elements of the state matrix stored in the memory, perform a cyclic shift on the received elements of the state matrix, and transmit the shifted elements to the memory for storage as a new state matrix.
US11838400B2	Image encoding for blockchain An example operation may include one or more of receiving storage requests endorsed by blockchain peers of a blockchain, selecting a group of the endorsed storage requests to be stored together and ordering the group of endorsed storage requests with respect to each other based on timestamps, encoding the group of ordered and endorsed storage requests into an image, and storing the encoded image within a data section of a block of the blockchain.
US11838395B2	Private ethernet overlay networks over a shared ethernet in a virtual environment A system for private networking within a virtual infrastructure is presented. The system includes a virtual machine (VM) in a first host, the VM being associated with a first virtual network interface card (VNIC), a second VM in a second host, the second VM being associated with a second VNIC, the first and second VNICs being members of a fenced group of computers that have exclusive direct access to a private virtual network, wherein VNICs outside the fenced group do not have direct access to packets on the private virtual network, a filter in the first host that encapsulates a packet sent on the private virtual network from the first VNIC, the encapsulation adding to the packet a new header and a fence identifier for the fenced group, and a second filter in the second host that de-encapsulates the packet to extract the new header and the fence identifier.
US11838388B2	System and method for improving internet communication by using intermediate nodes A method for fetching a content from a web server to a client device is disclosed, using tunnel devices serving as intermediate devices. The client device accesses an acceleration server to receive a list of available tunnel devices. The requested content is partitioned into slices, and the client device sends a request for the slices to the available tunnel devices. The tunnel devices in turn fetch the slices from the data server, and send the slices to the client device, where the content is reconstructed from the received slices. A client device may also serve as a tunnel device, serving as an intermediate device to other client devices. Similarly, a tunnel device may also serve as a client device for fetching content from a data server. The selection of tunnel devices to be used by a client device may be in the acceleration server, in the client device, or in both. The partition into slices may be overlapping or non-overlapping, and the same slice (or the whole content) may be fetched via multiple tunnel devices.
US11838387B2	Fog node scheduling method and apparatus, computer device, and storage medium This application relates to a fog node scheduling method performed by a computer device, and a storage medium. The method includes: searching for candidate fog nodes storing a resource requested by a fog node scheduling request initiated by a client; performing effectiveness filtration on the candidate fog nodes to obtain effective fog nodes having predefined connectivity with the client; acquiring collected load information of the effective fog nodes; performing scheduling in the effective fog nodes based on the load information to obtain a scheduling result, where the scheduling result includes an identification of a target fog node obtained through scheduling and service flow allocated to the target fog node; and returning the scheduling result to the client so that the client can acquire the resource from the target fog node according to the identification and the service flow.
US11838386B2	System and method for improving internet communication by using intermediate nodes A method for fetching a content from a web server to a client device is disclosed, using tunnel devices serving as intermediate devices. The client device accesses an acceleration server to receive a list of available tunnel devices. The requested content is partitioned into slices, and the client device sends a request for the slices to the available tunnel devices. The tunnel devices in turn fetch the slices from the data server, and send the slices to the client device, where the content is reconstructed from the received slices. A client device may also serve as a tunnel device, serving as an intermediate device to other client devices. Similarly, a tunnel device may also serve as a client device for fetching content from a data server. The selection of tunnel devices to be used by a client device may be in the acceleration server, in the client device, or in both. The partition into slices may be overlapping or non-overlapping, and the same slice (or the whole content) may be fetched via multiple tunnel devices.
US11838382B2	Cross-network differential determination Provided are systems, methods, and computer-program products for a proxy network that can determine, for a set of objects, an initial differential, where the initial differential is determined using a rules data store of a host network. The proxy network can further determine a supplemental differential for the set of objects. The proxy network can further determine a final differential that is the sum of the initial differential and the supplemental differential. The proxy network can further determine a final sum for the set of objects that is the object value less the final differential. The proxy network can further generate an outbound data packet that includes values corresponding to the set of objects and the final sum. When the host network receives the outbound data packet, the host network can modify an object data store using the values corresponding to the set of objects and the final sum.
US11838379B2	Tailoring notification posting based on device activity status Disclosed herein are examples of systems and methods for tailoring the posting of notifications based on device activity status. A client device can collect activity data associated with the client device. The client device can provide the activity data to a management service. The client device can receive from the management service a command to disable a capability of an application installed on the client device to post notifications. The client device can cause the capability of the application to post notifications to be disabled.
US11838373B2	Remote execution using a global identity Embodiments of the present disclosure may provide a streamlined process for performing operations, such as data sharing and data replication, using multiple accounts. A global identity (also referred to as an organization user) may be employed, where the global identity may have access to multiple accounts across the same or different deployments. The global identity may switch between accounts from its login session and perform various tasks in the context of different accounts without undergoing further authentication.
US11838370B1	Systems and methods for enabling communications in an extended reality environment Systems and methods are described herein for generating for display, at an extended reality (XR) device executing an application, an XR environment comprising an entity and associated with an XR session of a user profile. Execution of the application enables the XR device, while generating for display the XR environment, to transmit data to, and receive data from, a particular device using a first communication protocol, and transmit data to, and receive data from, the entity using a second communication protocol. Based on monitored activity of the user profile during the XR session, the XR device may be enabled to transmit data, received at the XR device from the entity using the second communication protocol, to the particular device using the first communication protocol, and transmit data, received at the XR device from the particular device using the first communication protocol, to the entity using the second communication protocol.
US11838369B1	EDCA optimization for artificial reality links Disclosed herein are related to a system and a method of reducing contention in accessing a wireless link. In one aspect, a first device includes a transceiver configured to communicate with a second device via a wireless link. In one aspect, the first device includes a processor configured to determine that a type of content to be transferred between the first device and the second device through the wireless link. In one aspect, the processor is configured to modify one or more parameters for the first device to access the wireless link, from a first set of values to a second set of values, in response to determining that the type of content is artificial reality. In one aspect, the processor is configured to cause the transceiver to access the wireless link using the second set of values.
US11838368B2	Identifying devices connected to a smart circuit breaker A smart circuit breaker may provide a smart-circuit-breaker power monitoring signal that includes information about power consumption of devices connected to the smart circuit breaker. The smart-circuit-breaker power monitoring signal may be used in conjunction with power monitoring signals from the electrical mains of the building for providing information about the operation of devices in the building. For example, the power monitoring signals may be used to (i) determine the main of the house that provides power to the smart circuit breaker, (ii) identify devices receiving power from the smart circuit breaker, (iii) improve the accuracy of identifying device state changes, and (iv) train mathematical models for identifying devices and device state changes.
US11838362B2	Data object delivery for distributed cluster computing Methods and systems for delivering data for cluster computing are described herein. A worker device may receive a dataset and store the dataset in a local storage media. This may prevent the need for the dataset to be sent over a network each time the applications are used to perform a task. Each application may be able to access the dataset in the local storage area. This may prevent the need to copy the dataset to memory associated with each application. A worker device may store a dataset, for example, if it determines that the frequency of updates to the dataset satisfy a threshold. The worker device may receive updates to the dataset via a messaging system and may store the updated data in the local storage media.
US11838355B2	Auto-documentation for application program interfaces based on network requests and responses Disclosed embodiments are directed at systems, methods, and architecture for providing auto-documentation to APIs. The auto documentation plugin is architecturally placed between an API and a client thereof and parses API requests and responses in order to generate auto-documentation. In some embodiments, the auto-documentation plugin is used to update preexisting documentation after updates. In some embodiments, the auto-documentation plugin accesses an on-line documentation repository. In some embodiments, the auto-documentation plugin makes use of a machine learning model to determine how and which portions of an existing documentation file to update.
US11838354B1	Techniques for overriding libraries for workloads in a cloud-computing environment Described are examples for overriding a library used by a workload in a cloud-computing environment including initializing a container for a workload that includes an entry point that points to a binary to be executed by the container, causing the workload to load, based on initializing the container, an override library into the container before executing the binary, where the override library includes an override function having a function signature of a function provided by the library, and instructing the workload to execute the binary in the container, where the binary calls the function using the function signature causing the override function in the override library to be called in place of the function.
US11838353B2	Remote access of local file system In one embodiment, a cable distribution system that includes a head end and a remote fiber node that converts received data to analog data suitable to be provided on a coaxial cable for a plurality of customer devices. At least one of the head end and the remote fiber node including a set of commands that traverse a local file system where less than all of the set of commands that traverse the local file system are available to neither of a command line interface nor a graphical user interface. Also, it is configured to access a remote file system based upon a command that includes a label identifying an Internet Protocol address to the remote file system to obtain a file therefrom.
US11838351B1	Customizable load balancing in a user behavior analytics deployment A deployment manager executing in a distributed computing environment generates a user behavior analytics (UBA) deployment to process structured event data. The deployment manager configures a streaming cluster to perform streaming processing on real-time data and configures a batch cluster to perform batch processing on aggregated data. A configuration manager executing in the distributed computing environment interoperates with the deployment manager to update the UBA deployment with user-provided code and configurations that define streaming and batch models, among other things. In this manner, the deployment manager provides a scalable UBA deployment that can be customized, via the configuration manager, by a user.
US11838350B2	Techniques for identifying issues related to digital interactions on websites Techniques are described herein for identifying issues related to digital interactions. For example, a detection system may be provided to analyze suspect sessions to determine if one or more stages associated with the suspect sessions are underperforming compared to corresponding stages associated with similar sessions. The detection system may provide a user interface that allows a user to select one or more attributes that may be associated with one or more sessions. Selection of the one or more attributes may identify multiple sessions (referred to as suspect sessions herein). The one or more suspect sessions may be analyzed to determine whether one or more stages associated with the one or more suspect sessions are underperforming compared to corresponding stages associated with one or more other sessions determined to be similar to the one or more suspect sessions.
US11838344B2	Responding to ambiguous play requests A request to play a media content item is received. It is determined whether the play request is ambiguous. Responsive to determining that the play request is ambiguous, then it is determined whether to play a suspended media content item or an alternate media content item. The determination can be made based on a length of time that the suspended media content item has been suspended, a media content item type, or a state, among other factors. Responsive to the determination, playback of the suspended or alternate media content item is initiated.
US11838341B2	Signaling schemes in events message tracks Systems, devices, and methods for obtaining an event message track configured to be processed by a Dynamic Adaptive Streaming over HyperText Transfer Protocol (DASH) client for displaying media content, the event message track corresponds to a plurality of events comprising one or more of Media Presentation Description (MPD) events, inband events, timed metadata, Common Media Application Format (CMAF) events, and DASH events; obtaining a scheme identifier box identifying one or more event schemes that appear in the event message track, wherein each event scheme of the one or more event schemes specifies at least one parameter for processing an event among the plurality of events included in the event message track; and providing the event message track to the DASH client or displaying media content based on the event message track according to the one or more event schemes.
US11838338B2	Method and device for conference control and conference participation, server, terminal, and storage medium A method and device for conference control and conference participation, server, terminal, and storage medium are disclosed. The conference control method may include: acquiring conference bitstream of a current conference; performing, in response to extracting three-dimensional resource identification information from the conference bitstream, a three-dimensional resource matching in a preset three-dimensional resource repository based on the three-dimensional resource identification information; and transmitting, in response to matching a target three-dimensional resource corresponding to the three-dimensional resource identification information in the three-dimensional resource repository, the target three-dimensional resource to a three-dimensional resource processing terminal of a conference participating terminal.
US11838332B2	Context based automatic camera selection in a communication device A method, a communication device and a computer program product for selecting an active camera from a front facing camera and a rear facing camera for use during a video communication session. The method includes receiving, via a processor, first communication input associated with a non-video communication session. In response to detecting a switch from the non-video communication session to a video communication session, a first context is determined at the communication device based on the first communication input. The first context is associated with using an active camera selected at the communication device to capture and share video data with the second communication device. The selected active camera is one of the front facing camera and the rear facing camera. The method further includes selecting, as the active camera, one of the front facing camera or the rear facing camera that is associated with the first context.
US11838328B1	Preventing data exfiltration to unsanctioned cloud computing services (CCS) accounts using CCS application programming interfaces The invention provides a method, apparatus and system for preventing exfiltration of data caused by use of an unsanctioned CCS account. The invention intercepts a communication including a request for access to data, where the communication is being transmitted between a user of the CCS, and a CCS host website, referred to as a CCS endpoint. The intercepted communication is inspected for information that is processed to obtain a CCS account identifier associated with a CCS account being used by a user of that CCS account. The CCS account identifier is further processed to access tenant defined policy information associated with the CCS account. The invention further performs actions to determine if the CCS account associated with the account identifier is unsanctioned (unpermitted) with respect to access to the particular data for which access is being requested by the user of that CCS account.
US11838325B2	Elastic policy scaling in multi-cloud fabrics Systems, methods, and computer-readable media for elastic policy scaling in multi-cloud fabrics. A method can involve deploying a cluster of policy agents on a hub virtual private cloud (VPC) that interconnects spoke VPCs in a cloud associated with a multi-cloud fabric, and mapping endpoints in the spoke VPCs to the policy agents. The method can involve distributing groups of policies for the endpoints across the policy agents based on the mapping of endpoints to policy agents, and advertising, by each policy agent to a respective first set of virtual gateways in the spoke VPCs, routes associated with endpoints mapped to the policy agent and preventing the policy agent from advertising routes associated with a second set of virtual gateways in the spoke VPCs. The method can involve applying, via the policy agent, a group of policies on the policy agent to traffic received by the policy agent.
US11838320B2	Proxy server and navigation code injection to prevent malicious messaging attacks There are provided systems and methods for a proxy and navigation code injection to prevent malicious messaging attacks. One or more proxy servers may reside in a perimeter network and be used to remove malicious links from messages transmitted to devices protected by the proxy server(s). The proxy server(s) may detect links to external (e.g., Internet-based) resources, such as websites and databases, and may extract data from the external resources. The proxy server(s) may generate static data that prevents processes on the external resources from being executed by devices protects by the proxy server(s). The proxy server(s) may further generate a link to the static data by adding a proxy server network address to the original link. Once the link is generated, it may be used to replace the original link to the external resource to prevent navigation to malicious data.
US11838318B2	Data plane with connection validation circuits Some embodiments of the invention provide a data-plane forwarding circuit (data plane) that can be configured to provide protection from a SYN-flood denial of service attack by validating a source of a SYN data messages before allowing future messages to be forwarded to a protected server. To perform its forwarding operations, the data plane includes several data message processing stages that are configured to process the data tuples associated with the data messages received by the data plane. In some embodiments, parts of the data plane message-processing stages are also configured to operate as a connection-validation circuit that includes (1) a SYN-processing circuit to process SYN data messages received by the data plane, and (2) an ACK-processing circuit to process ACK data messages received by the data plane.
US11838315B2	Secured home network Malware detection logic executed by a secured device residing in a home network may receive a message from an unsecured device of a first unsecured network and intended for a destination device of the home network, the destination device comprising a security client. The malware detection logic may establish a secure communication channel between the malware detection logic of the secured device and the security client of the destination device. The malware detection logic may execute a validation test on the message to determine that the message includes malware. The malware detection logic may report an alarm to the security client of the destination device. The malware detection logic may transmit information related to the malware to a cloud computing server. The malware detection logic may prevent an application associated with the destination device from processing the message.
US11838314B2	Electronic control device, fraud detection server, in-vehicle network system, in-vehicle network monitoring system, and in-vehicle network monitoring method A gateway that notifies a fraud detection server located outside a vehicle of information about an in-vehicle network system including an in-vehicle network includes: a priority determiner that determines a priority using at least one of: a state of the vehicle including the in-vehicle network system; an identifier of a message communicated on the in-vehicle network; and a result of fraud detection performed on the message; a frame transmitter-receiver that transmits and receives the message communicated on the in-vehicle network; a frame interpreter that extracts information about the in-vehicle network based on the message received by the frame transmitter-receiver; and a frame uploader that notifies the fraud detection server of notification information including the priority and the information about the in-vehicle network.
US11838313B2	Artificial intelligence (AI)-based malware detection Implementations include receiving flow data representative of communication traffic of the network, determining that at least one blacklisted Internet protocol (IP) address is present in the flow data, and in response: providing a set of high-dimensional flow representations of network traffic by processing historical flow data through a deep learning (DL) model, providing a set of low-dimensional flow representations of the network traffic based on the set of high-dimensional flow representations, and labeling at least a portion of the set of low-dimensional flow representations to provide a sub-set of labeled low-dimensional flow representations and a sub-set of unlabeled low-dimensional flow representations, and identifying a host associated with an unlabeled low-dimensional flow representation as a potentially malicious host, and in response, automatically executing a remedial action with respect to the potentially malicious host.
US11838306B2	Methods, systems, and devices for dynamically modeling and grouping endpoints for edge networking Various embodiments described herein disclose an endpoint modeling and grouping management system that can collect data from endpoint computer devices in a network. In some embodiments, agents installed on the endpoints can collect real-time information at the kernel level providing the system with deep visibility. In some embodiments, the endpoint modeling and grouping management system can identify similarities in behavior in response to assessing the data collected by the agents. In some embodiments, the endpoint modeling and grouping management system can dynamically model groups such as logical groups, and cluster endpoints based on the similarities and/or differences in behavior of the endpoints. In some embodiments, the endpoint modeling and grouping management system transmits the behavioral models to the agents to allow the agents to identify anomalies and/or security threats autonomously.
US11838303B2	Log generation method, log generation device, and recording medium A log generation method for generating a log of communication on an in-vehicle network includes: performing a plurality of determination processes for determining, by using different methods, whether or not a message sent to the in-vehicle network is anomalous; generating a log in accordance with results of the plurality of determination processes; and transmitting the generated log. In the generating, information items to be included in the log are determined in accordance with a combination of the results of the plurality of determination processes so that the log does not include identical information items.
US11838301B2	System for detection of entities associated with compromised records The disclosure herein describes a system and method for predictive identification of breached entities. Identification number and expiration date pairs associated with compromised records in a source file are analyzed to identify a set of candidate entities having records at least partially matching the source file data pairs having events occurring during a selected time period. Probability vectors are calculated for records associated with each identified entity. A divergence value is calculated which represents a distance between probability distribution vectors for each entity and probability distribution vectors for the source file. A predicted breached entity is identified based on the divergence values. The predicted breached entity is notified of the predicted breach. The notification can include an identification of the breached entity, identification of breached records, predicted time of breach, and/or a recommendation to take action to mitigate the predicted breach.
US11838296B1	Providing secure software project development environments Techniques are described for providing software developers with secure software project development environments via cloud-based or locally installed integrated development environments (IDEs). A cloud provider network provides a project development environment policy service that enables users to configure project development environment policies associated with various software projects and to deploy configured policies to users' project development environments as appropriate. A project development environment policy can include rules related to monitoring and controlling version control system actions, monitoring the content of project source code pushed to version control repositories, among other software project governance-related configurations.
US11838294B2	Method for identifying user, storage medium, and electronic device A method for identifying a user includes: controlling an electronic device to connect to a first communication network; obtaining target behavior data of a user to be identified from a data pool corresponding to the first communication network, in which, the data pool stores at least one type of candidate behavior data of a candidate user, the candidate behavior data is obtained from a data source corresponding to a second communication network, and a security level of the first communication network is higher than a security level of the second communication network; and obtaining a category of the user to be identified by analyzing the target behavior data based on the first communication network.
US11838292B2	Securing computer networks with virtual networks In one embodiment, a method is provided. The method includes receive, by a networking device, a request from a first computing device, to connect to the networking device. The method also includes creating a first network. The first network is one of a set of networks of the networking device. The first computing device is one of a set of computing devices that are connected to the network device. Each network of the set of networks is initially isolated from other networks of the set of networks when the network is created. Each network of the set of networks comprises a respective computing device of the set of computing devices. The method further includes assigning the first computing device to the first network.
US11838287B2	Enabling a mode of interaction to support specially-abled needs of agents, via a web app in a contact center A computerized-method for enabling a mode of interaction to support specially-abled needs of agents, via a web-app, in a contact-center. The computerized-method is operating an Application Programming Interface (API) client. The API-client includes receiving credentials from a user, upon login of the user to the web-app and then communicating with an authentication-server for an authentication-service and forwarding the credentials thereto. After successful completion, forwarding the credentials to an authorization-service that is retrieving a preassigned disability role-ID, according to the credentials and transmitting a preassigned disability role-ID in an access-token. The API-client receives the access-token, having the preassigned disability role-ID and sends the access-token to the authorization-service, to receive a permissions-list, according to the preassigned disability role-ID of the user and then stores the permissions-list of the user on a database associated with the API-Client and loads a component to support specially-abled needs, according to the stored permissions-list.
US11838286B2	Multi-stage secure network element certificate provisioning in a distributed mobile access network A method is disclosed, comprising: configuring, based on hardware characteristics of a radio access device, a first security certificate; setting up a first encrypted tunnel with a first security server using the first security certificate, the first security server configured to grant permission via the first security certificate for obtaining a second security certificate providing access to an operator core network; tearing down the first encrypted tunnel; and setting up a second encrypted tunnel to a second security server within the operator core network using the second security certificate, the second encrypted tunnel configured to allow the radio access device to securely communicate with the operator core network for providing connectivity for user devices to the operator core network, wherein the first encrypted tunnel and the second encrypted tunnel to use a single transport port to obtain the second security certificate via the first encrypted tunnel.
US11838284B2	Cross-domain proof-of-possession This disclosure describes techniques for implementing a Single-sign-On Domain-Agnostic Proof-of-Possession (SODA-POP) token (or access token) to solve generation of multiple POPs for authentication of multiple domains that may belong to a single mobile network operator (MNO). The access token may be implemented by a JSON Web Token (JWT) that includes a map of key-value pairs as confirmation claims. The key-value pairs may include multiple domains/sub-domains and their corresponding public keys. These key-value pairs may be registered and added in the confirmation claims to automatically authenticate each one of the domains to access a corresponding service provider. To register a new domain, the new domain redirects a request back to an already registered domain, which updates the access token and then redirects the request back to the new domain. After registration, the updated access token may be used to access services at all registered domains without further reauthentication.
US11838281B1	Secure authentication of devices Disclosed are various embodiments for an authentication service. A unique identifier is associated with a device access token for a client to be authenticated. An authentication identifier is sent to an authenticated client. The client to be authenticated communicates the authentication identifier and unique identifier to the authentication service to complete authentication.
US11838279B2	Wireless display streaming of protected content A system and method of wireless display, including a transmitter processing a first encrypted content into a second encrypted content without decoding, and transferring the second encrypted content over a wireless display connection to a receiver.
US11838276B2	Systems and methods for proxying encrypted traffic to protect origin servers from internet threats This document describes, among other things, systems and methods for more efficiently resuming a client-to-origin TLS session through a proxy layer that fronts the origin in order to provide network security services. At the time of an initial TLS handshake with an unknown client, for example, the proxy can perform a set of security checks. If the client passes the checks, the proxy can transmit a ‘proxy token’ upstream to the origin. The origin can incorporate this token into session state data which is passed back to and stored on the client, e.g., using a TLS session ticket extension field, pre-shared key extension field, or other field. On TLS session resumption, when the client sends the session state data, the proxy can recover its proxy token from the session state data, and upon successful validation, bypass security checks that it would otherwise perform against the client, thereby more efficiently handling known clients.
US11838274B1	Parallel tunneling with virtual private network servers A method including establishing, by a user device, a first parallel VPN connection with a first VPN server and a second parallel VPN connection with a second VPN server; transmitting, by the user device, a request for a VPN service to the first VPN server over the first parallel VPN connection and to the second VPN server over the second parallel VPN connection; determining, by the user device based on transmitting the request, the first VPN server as an optimal VPN server when the first VPN server provides the VPN service before the second VPN server, or the second VPN server as the optimal VPN server when the second VPN server provides the VPN service before the second VPN server; and transmitting, by the user device based on selecting the optimal VPN server, requests for VPN services to the optimal VPN server is disclosed. Various other aspects are contemplated.
US11838271B2	Providing users secure access to business-to-business (B2B) applications Systems and methods include, responsive to a request from a user for one or more Business-to-Business (B2B) applications, redirecting the request, by a cloud-based system, to an identity provider to authorize the user; displaying the one or more B2B applications that the user is authorized to access; responsive to a selection of a B2B application of the one or more B2B applications, creating a first tunnel from the B2B application to the cloud-based system; and stitching the first tunnel between the B2B application and the cloud-based system with a second tunnel between the user and the cloud-based system. The systems and methods further include, responsive to the user being unauthorized for any of the one or more B2B applications, omitting the one or more B2B applications from the displaying, such that the one or more B2B applications are invisible to the user.
US11838270B1	Session control management for virtual private networks using artificial data packets A client device generates an artificial data packet that specifies, in the header, an artificial network address usable to indicate that the artificial data packet includes out-of-band data. The client device transmits the artificial data packet with other data packets over an encrypted data stream to a virtual private network server. The virtual private network server determines, based on the artificial network address, that the artificial data packet includes out-of-band data. The virtual private network server processes the out-of-band data from the artificial data packet while transmitting the other data packets to servers corresponding to destination network addresses specified in the headers of these other data packets.
US11838267B2	Distributed identity-based firewall policy evaluation Methods and systems for identity-based firewall policy evaluation and for encoding entity identifiers for use in identity-based firewall policy evaluation. A packet from a sender entity to a recipient entity is intercepted. A determination is made whether the sender entity is permitted to communicate with the recipient entity according to a firewall policy, wherein the firewall policy indicates a plurality of entity identifiers, and each entity identifier is unique among the plurality of entity identifiers. Rules for communications among the plurality of entities include a list of pairs of entities which are permitted to communicate with each other. The packet is forwarded to the recipient entity when it is determined that the sender entity is permitted to communicate with the recipient entity. At least one mitigation action is performed when it is determined that the recipient entity is not permitted to communicate with the sender entity.
US11838262B1	Discovery of FQDN for target website A first data communication of a first connected device related to a first target website is intercepted. The first data communication identifies the first target website by a first fully qualified domain name (FQDN), and the first FQDN is mapped to a first Internet protocol (IP) address. A pair of the first FQDN and the first IP address is determined. A second data communication of a second connected device related to a second target website is intercepted. The second data communication comprises a second encrypted FQDN and a second IP address of the second target website. The second IP address is determined to be equal to the first IP address. A cybersecurity reputation of the second target website is retrieved based on the first FQDN. In response to determining that the reputation matches a predetermined alarm condition, a cybersecurity operation is enforced for the second data communication.
US11838261B2	Node, another node, and methods performed thereby for supporting domain name system over constrained application protocol A method performed by a node (111) supporting operation on a Constrained Application Protocol (CoAP), but incapable of supporting operation on a Domain Name System (DNS) protocol. The node (111) encodes (402) a DNS query into a first message (601, 701), which has a format supported by the CoAP. The DNS query is mapped to the CoAP format of the first message (601, 701) based on a mapping scheme. The node (111) then initiates sending (403) the first message (601, 701) to another node (112) operating in the communications network (100). The another node (112) supports operation on the CoAP and on the DNS protocol. The node (111) finally receives (404) a second message (620, 706) from the another node (112), which has the format supported by the CoAP. The second message (620, 706) comprises the DNS response to the sent DNS query. The DNS response is mapped to the CoAP format of the second message (620, 706) based on the mapping scheme.
US11838255B2	Mail processing method and apparatus, electronic device and storage medium A mail processing method and apparatus, an electronic device and a storage medium are provided. The method comprises: acquiring, in response to detection of a preset operation triggered based on a target mail, at least one collaborative user; and sharing a target link corresponding to the target mail with each collaborative user, in order that each collaborative user reads the target mail based on the target link and/or edits the target mail based on the target link. The target mail comprises at least one of: content of the target mail and content of a draft reply to the target mail.
US11838249B2	Method, system and apparatus for establishing and monitoring sessoins with clients over a communications network Systems and methods provide real-time communication between website operators and website visitors including monitoring, gathering, managing and sharing of information. The features include: simultaneous chatting with system's website visitor while responding/submitting tickets/emails and searching through company knowledge base; operator communicating message to another operator directly in active chat session, while message remains hidden to visitors/customers; displaying advertising messages to visitors/customers within chat window during active chat sessions; growing knowledge base by adding information into knowledge base during chat session; providing real-time access to system's website visitor information by seeing the content of visitor's shopping cart or by passing information from system's server into visitor's information located in operator's panel; creating and branding multiple chat windows and selectively linking all or some to the account; tagging and grouping each chat sessions; parent-child ticketing for project management; lead scoring; and mobile live chatting.
US11838248B2	Managing and executing serverless function command sets in a messaging service A serverless function execution system enables fast, efficient and flexible deployment and execution of serverless functions. User commands are received from external messaging systems that cause functions to be executed. A serverless function associated with the user command is determined and the serverless function is executed in an isolation container at a function computation server. A response from the execution of the serverless function is sent to the external messaging system.
US11838244B2	Receiver bandwidth adaptation A receiver bandwidth adaptation for radio access technologies (RATs) may be for a New Radio (NR) or 5G flexible RAT. A WTRU control channel (e.g., receiver) bandwidth may change, for example, based on monitoring a downlink channel for an indication using a bandwidth (BW) associated with a first BW configuration. The indication may include a signal to change the receiver BW. The WTRU may change the receiver BW associated with the first BW configuration to a second BW configuration when the WTRU receives the indication on a downlink (DL) channel. The WTRU may perform one or more measurements associated with the second BW configuration in response to the change of the receiver BW to the second BW configuration. The WTRU may transmit measurement information to a network entity. The WTRU may receive a DL transmission from the network using the second BW configuration.
US11838243B2	Method and device for setting resource pool in NR V2X A method for a first device to perform wireless communication and a device supporting same. The method may include the steps of: receiving, from a base station, a time division duplex uplink-downlink (TDD UL-DL) configuration including information related to a UL resource; receiving, from the base station, information related to the start of sidelink (SL) symbols, information related to the number of the SL symbols, and a bitmap indicating one or more slots included in an SL resource pool; and determining the SL resource pool.
US11838241B2	HARQ-ACK bundling for type 1 codebook with multi-slot scheduling A method may include determining a slot for hybrid automatic repeat request feedback based on one or more downlink assignments. The method may also include determining one or more sets of communication channels with associated start and length indicators for which hybrid automatic repeat requests will be bundled based on a resource assignment table and a hybrid automatic repeat request bundling configuration parameter. The method may further include determining one or more sets of candidate communication channel slots based on K1 values and the resource assignment table. Further, the method may include selecting a start and length indicator for each communication channel set from a corresponding resource assignment row. The method may also include removing unselected start and length indicators and candidate communication channel slots without a selected start and length indicator.
US11838238B1	System and method for pipelining HARQ retransmissions for small cell backhaul A system and method for reducing latency in a N/ACK system is described. The present system and method reduces latency in a N/ACK system by pre-generating one or more unsolicited backhaul grants to prepare one or more backhaul elements for the receipt and transmission of wireless data. In an embodiment, the present system and method additionally generates backhaul NACK holds for delaying the transmission of a NACK such that a NACK arrive at the UE at a predesignated time, such as at the subframe 12 after the original transmission at the subframe 0.
US11838237B2	Wireless communication method and wireless communication device A wireless communication method includes receiving a reference signal and a data signal, based on a coverage enhancement level represented by a number of transmission repetitions; processing the reference signal and the data signal received by the receiving; setting a number of resource elements for transmitting the reference signal based at least on a channel type; and setting usage of resource elements indicated by a System Information Block (SIB). The reference signal is a Cell-specific Reference Signal (CRS) or a Demodulation Reference Signal (DMRS).
US11838236B2	Uplink channel quality measurement using a subframe with high-intensity reference signal bursts Aspects of the present disclosure provide a wireless device that communicates with another wireless device utilizing self-contained subframes. The wireless device communicates with a scheduling entity utilizing a plurality of self-contained subframes that include a first subframe and a second subframe. Each of the self-contained subframes includes an uplink (UL) portion and a downlink (DL) portion. The wireless device further receives DL control information from the scheduling entity in the DL portion of the first subframe, and transmits UL data that includes a plurality of reference signal bursts to the scheduling entity in the UL portion of the first subframe. The plurality of reference signal bursts are uniformly spaced in at least a portion of the UL portion of the first subframe.
US11838234B2	Method for transmitting demodulation reference signal for uplink data in wireless communication system, and device for same The present disclosure provides a method for transmitting a demodulation reference signal. Specifically, the method performed by the terminal comprising: receiving, from a base station, a radio resource control (RRC) signaling including control information representing that transform precoding for an uplink is enabled; generating a low peak to average power ratio (PAPR) sequence based on a length-6 sequence; generating a sequence used for the demodulation reference signal based on the low PAPR sequence; and transmitting, to the base station, the demodulation reference signal based on the sequence used for the demodulation reference signal, wherein the length-6 sequence has an 8-Phase Shift Keying (PSK) symbol as each element of the sequence.
US11838233B2	Method and device for performing SL transmission in NR V2X A method for performing wireless communication by a first device and a device for supporting same. The method includes: mapping first sidelink control information (SCI) onto a resource related to a physical sidelink control channel (PSCCH); mapping a phase tracking-reference signal (PT-RS) onto a resource related to a physical sidelink shared channel (PSSCH), on the basis of a cyclic redundancy check (CRC) on the PSCCH; mapping second SCI onto a resource onto which the PT-RS is not mapped, among resources related to the PSSCH; and transmitting the first SCI, the second SCI, and the PT-RS to a second device, wherein the second SCI is not mapped onto a resource onto which the PT-RS is mapped.
US11838231B2	Encoding for uplink channel repetition A user equipment (UE) may be configured to encode at least one partial uplink (UL) repetition using a sequence-based encoding based on a codebook, the first partial UL repetition not including a demodulation reference signal (DM-RS). A base station may transmit a configuration of the encoding scheme of the partial UL repetitions to the UE, and the UE may encode the at least one partial UL repetition based on the received configuration. The base station may decode the received at least one partial UL repetition based on the configuration.
US11838225B2	Precoding wireless communications Apparatuses, methods, and systems are disclosed for precoding wireless communications. An apparatus includes a processor and a memory coupled with the processor. The memory includes instructions that are executable by the processor to cause the apparatus to precode a set of symbols over a set of resources using a transform precoder that constrains a search space of codewords to a unit hypersphere such that the transform precoder comprises a spherical codebook having an angular threshold distance between codewords and to combine the precoded symbols in a redundant manner such that multiple parts of precoded symbols are used to protect against loss of the set of symbols.
US11838224B2	Multi-portion radio transmissions Techniques are disclosed relating to generating and receiving radio frames with multiple portions that have different target geographic areas. A data frame may include a first partition that includes a physical layer encoding of first data to be transmitted in a first geographic area, where the first geographic area is defined by a first threshold distance from the one or more transmitters. The data frame may include a second that includes a physical layer encoding of second data to be transmitted in a second geographic area, where the second geographic area is defined by a second, greater threshold distance from the one or more transmitters.
US11838223B2	Techniques for handling message queues Techniques are disclosed relating to handling queues. A server-based platform, in some embodiments, accesses queue information that includes performance attributes for a plurality of queues storing one or more messages corresponding to one or more applications. In some embodiments, the platform assigns, based on the performance attributes, a corresponding set of the plurality of queues to each of a plurality of processing nodes of the platform. In some embodiments, the assigning of a corresponding set of queues to a given one of the plurality of processing nodes causes instantiation of: a first set of one or more dequeuing threads and a second set of one or more processing threads. The dequeuing threads may be executable to dequeue one or more messages stored in the corresponding set of queues. The processing threads may be executable to perform one or more tasks specified in the dequeued one or more messages.
US11838218B2	Data packet transmission method and communications apparatus This application provides example data packet transmission methods and example communications apparatuses. One example method includes receiving a data packet, where the data packet is in an undelivered state. The data packet can then be delivered during running of a reordering timer upon an arrival of a first delay cut-off moment corresponding to the data packet or an arrival of a second delay cut-off moment of an additional data packet before the data packet in a reordering window.
US11838215B2	Data stream classification method and related device A data stream classification method includes obtaining, based on a packet feature of a current data stream and a behavior classification model, at least one first confidence that is of the current data stream and that corresponds to at least one data stream class, where the behavior classification model is based on a plurality of data stream samples; obtaining, based on feature information of the current data stream and a content classification model, at least one second confidence that is of the current data stream and that corresponds to the at least one data stream class, where the content classification model is based on one or more historical data streams; and determining a data stream class of the current data stream based on the at least one first confidence and the at least one second confidence.
US11838214B2	Stateful packet inspection and classification Stateful inspection and classification of packets is disclosed. A first differentiated services header value (DSHV) to associate with a first packet type and a corresponding first quality of service treatment is received from a configuration interface for a first packet type associated with a network traffic flow originating from a first application type. A second DSHV is received from the configuration interface to associate with a second packet type. A first packet having the first packet type is received and the first quality of service treatment is applied to the first packet. A second packet having the second packet type is received and the second quality of service treatment is applied to the second packet.
US11838212B2	Method and system for managing, optimizing, and routing internet traffic from a local area network (LAN) to internet based servers A method for optimizing internet traffic from a plurality of local area networks (LANs) to an internet based server connected to internet includes instructions for analyzing an internet data by a gateway computer located in a first LAN of the plurality of LANs to determine a data that is latency sensitive and a data that is not latency sensitive; instructions for sending network steering data, by the gateway computer, to a Central Processing Matrix (CPM); instructions for sending data, by a plurality of customer premises equipment (CPE) located in a second plurality of LANs in the plurality of LANs to the CPM through a listener/reporter located outside of the plurality of LANs; instructions for receiving the network steering data by the listener/reporter from the CPM; and instructions for routing the data that is latency sensitive outside of the second plurality of LANs to the internet based server.
US11838202B2	Master device and communication method A master device according to this disclosure which communicates with a plurality of slave devices to share cyclic data includes: a configuration information acquiring unit to acquire a phase difference of each of the slave devices determined based on a number of other slave devices to be relayed when the each slave device communicates with the master device; and a transmission timing determining unit to calculate a hop count from a number of other slave devices to be relayed when the each slave device communicates with the master device or another slave device based on the phase difference acquired by the configuration information acquiring unit and to determine a transmission timing for each slave device to transmit the cyclic data in such a way that communications with a same hop count are performed at a same timing by the plurality of slave devices.
US11838200B2	Packet network interworking including segment routing In one embodiment, a network comprises a first forwarding domain using a first data plane forwarding protocol and a second forwarding domain using a second data plane forwarding protocol different than the first data forwarding plane forwarding protocol. The first forwarding domain includes a first path node and a particular border node. The second forwarding domain includes a second path node and the particular border node. The particular border node performs Segment Routing or other protocol interworking between the different data plane forwarding domains, such as for transporting packets through a different forwarding domain or translating a packet to use a different data forwarding protocol. These forwarding domains typically include Segment Routing (SR) and SR-Multiprotocol Label Switching (SR-MPLS). Paths through the network are determined by a Path Computation Engine and/or based on route advertisements such associated with Binding Segment Identifiers (BSIDs) (e.g., labels, Internet Protocol version 6 addresses).
US11838192B2	Apparatus and method for monitoring network A network monitoring apparatus includes a memory configured to store a performance management data sample of a network; and at least one processor configured to input the performance management data sample and an abnormality probability value to an auto-encoder of an abnormality detection model that is trained based on performance management data of the network, wherein the abnormality probability value is a default value, obtain, from the auto-encoder of the abnormality detection model, a reconstructed performance management data sample and an abnormality score value, and detect an abnormal sample based on the abnormality score value, wherein the auto-encoder is configured to receive the performance management data sample and the abnormality probability value, and output the reconstructed performance management data sample and the abnormality score value.
US11838189B1	Creating a budget-based time series A time series is created that measures a remaining budget amount for a given time period, where the budget amount indicates a maximum number of occurrences of an event allowed for the given time period. More specifically, the given time period is divided into multiple time intervals. For each time interval, a number of occurrences of the event are calculated and detracted from the remaining budget amount to determine a remaining budget amount at the end of the time interval. These time values and associated remaining budget amounts are used to create the time series. This time series may be monitored in real-time, and actions may be taken to avoid future occurrences of the event in response to determining that the remaining budget amount falls below a threshold.
US11838188B1	Systems and methods for control of applications based on quality of service monitoring A device may receive network data identifying a topology of network devices of a network, quality of service (QoS) rules for user equipment (UEs) and application flows associated with the network, QoS profiles for a radio access network (RAN) of the network, and service data flow (SDF) templates. The device may process the network data, with a model, to calculate a network device service level agreement (SLA) score, for each of the network devices on a sliding window, to generate network device SLA scores, and may aggregate the network device SLA scores to generate an end-to-end SLA score on the sliding window. The device may generate QoS configuration data based on the end-to-end SLA score, and may implement the QoS configuration data.
US11838186B2	Topology design apparatus, topology design method and program A topology design device for an optical transmission network includes a memory; and a processor to determine a bypass target area as an area to which a bypass route is to be added in the network, the area indicating a region surrounded by nodes and edges, based on an area demand, namely a total value of a demand for communication to be performed via an edge, by referencing a topology management database storing information regarding nodes, edges, and areas in the network, and a demand management database storing demands in the network; and exclude a node from nodes constituting the bypass target area and determining a bypass route from the nodes from which the node has been excluded, based on a node demand, namely a total value of a demand for which each node serves as a start or end point of the demand, by referencing the databases.
US11838185B2	Bulk device processing systems and methods Example bulk device processing systems and methods are described. In one implementation, techniques receive a plurality of application programming interface (API) requests, where each of the plurality of API requests is associated with a particular device. The techniques further sort the plurality of API requests based on an associated carrier. The techniques also create a first batch of API calls associated with devices using a first carrier and create a second batch of API calls associated with devices using a second carrier. The techniques then create multiple threads for parallel execution of the first batch of API calls and the second batch of API calls, and automatically execute the API calls associated with the plurality of threads.
US11838184B2	Managing neighbor awareness networking technologies for intelligent connectivity Systems and systems and methods for managing neighbor awareness networking (NAN) technologies for intelligent connectivity are described. In an embodiment, an Information Handling System (IHS) may include a processor and a memory coupled to the processor, the memory having program instructions stored thereon that, upon execution by the processor, cause the IHS to: determine that an intelligent connectivity rule is satisfied by context information collected by the IHS, and, in response to the determination, change the discovery state of a NAN-Aware engine.
US11838179B2	Operation of a broadband access network of a telecommunications network A method for operation of a broadband access network of a telecommunications network includes: in a first step, a program or configuration information is provided to or received by an orchestrator node or functionality; in a second step, subsequent to the first step, at least one piece of program or control information is provided or transmitted to at least one programmable network node; and in a third step, subsequent to the second step, the at least one piece of program or control information is activated to be executed by the at least one programmable network node.
US11838178B2	System and method for managing a network device In general, embodiments described herein relate to methods and systems for automating the configuration of network devices. More specifically, embodiments of the invention relate to using configuration commands that specify protocol-specified relationships in order to generate granular (or specific) filtering rules (also referred to as rules). The rules are subsequently programmed into the network device.
US11838176B1	Provisioning and deploying RAN applications in a RAN system Some embodiments of the invention provide a method for providing automated admission control services for a RAN system. The method receives a trigger alert that includes an application identifier for an application, a dRIC identifier associated with a dRIC to which the application is to be deployed, and a set of configurations for the application that are in a first format. The method converts the set of configurations from the first format to a second format and sends the set configurations in the second format to an FCAPS management pod deployed to the dRIC. Upon receiving positive acknowledgment indicating successful implementation of the set of configurations from the FCAPS management pod, the method updates a configuration table stored in a database of the RAN with a set of admissions control information for the application. The method sends a notification to an API server for the RAN indicating the set of configurations have been successfully implemented for the application.
US11838174B2	Multicast fast failover handling Devices, systems, methods, and techniques for multicast failover handling in a computer communication network are disclosed. The methods herein described are particularly suited to software-defined networks (SDNs), and comply with requirements for assuring delivery of network traffic to each destination from a source engaged in multicast network traffic dissemination, assured delivery of each data packet as introduced into the network by the source device and avoidance of duplicate delivery of data. The methods herein are agile and respond rapidly to changes in a network while traffic is on the network.
US11838171B2	Proactive network application problem log analyzer Methods, systems, and computer-readable media are disclosed herein for proactively managing computing problems. In aspects, an execution of a script is initiated. A connection may be established via the script and the central database for identifying a network quality issue. The network quality issue may be identified more than once. Further, the network quality issue may be identified based on the network quality issue satisfying a threshold. Additionally, it may be determined that the network quality issue that satisfies the threshold is not associated with an electronic documentation based on a search in the central database. Based on determining the network quality issue is not associated with the electronic documentation, the electronic documentation may be created for the network quality issue that satisfies the threshold.
US11838169B1	Remote logging management in multi-vendor O-RAN networks A radio access network includes first and second hardware systems. The first hardware system instantiates a radio unit (RU) controller of the radio access network. The second hardware system instantiates a RU of the radio access network. The RU includes a plurality of data modules, each configured to provide a logging function for the RU. The RU controller provides a list of access control groups (ACGs) to the RU, each ACG associating an operator on the radio access network with at least one of the data modules. The RU arranges the data modules into logging modules, each logging module associated with a particular ACG, the RU being configured to restrict access to the data modules based upon the logging modules.
US11838168B2	Method for supporting receiving operation based on 2D-NUC and wireless device using same A method for supporting a receiving operation based on 2D-NUC performed by a first wireless device according to the present embodiment, comprises the steps of: receiving first and second input information from a second wireless device; performing equalization on the first and second input information; and generating LLR information on the basis of lookup table information predetermined for the equalized first and second input information and 2D-NUC.
US11838165B2	Method for controlling a wireless communication system by selecting lengths of a guard interval and a long training field A method used for controlling a wireless communication system includes receiving a packet, demodulating the packet to obtain a first channel characteristic index and a second channel characteristic index of the wireless communication system, selecting a length of a guard interval according to the first channel characteristic index, and selecting a length of a long training field according to the second channel characteristic index. When signal quality corresponding to the packet is higher, the length of the guard interval is shorter, and the length of the long training field is shorter.
US11838158B2	Method and apparatus for configuring demodulation reference signal position in wireless cellular communication system The present disclosure relates to a communication method and system for converging a 5th-Generation (5G) communication system for supporting higher data rates beyond a 4th-Generation (4G) system with a technology for Internet of Things (IoT). The present disclosure may be applied to intelligent services based on the 5G communication technology and the IoT-related technology, such as smart home, smart building, smart city, smart car, connected car, health care, digital education, smart retail, security and safety services. A method by a terminal in a wireless communication system is provided. The method includes identifying a slot type of a terminal from a first slot type and a second slot type, determining a position of a demodulation reference signal (DMRS) based on the slot type, and receiving the DMRS based on the position from a base station.
US11838151B1	Wireless mesh network Among other things, aspects, features, and implementations of wireless mesh networks and wireless mesh network devices are described.
US11838149B2	Time division control of virtual local area network (vlan) to accommodate multiple virtual applications Disclosed methods define VLAN time slots for one or more VLANs within an HCI environment. A management resource may control virtual application access to each VLAN in accordance with the VLAN time slots wherein only one virtual application may connect to the VLAN during a VLAN time slot. Disclosed methods may define VLAN time slots for each of the plurality of virtual applications. The VLAN time slots may be defined dynamically, wherein durations of the VLAN time slots may be re-calculated each VLAN cycle. A duration of the VLAN time slot for a particular virtual application may be determined based on the number of packets transmitted by the virtual application during a previous VLAN cycle. Each VLAN time slot may include an active interval, for transmitting packets, and an inactive interval. Each active interval may include a fixed duration base interval and a variable duration dynamic interval.
US11838148B2	Providing a split-configuration virtual private network A method associated with a split-configuration virtual private network (VPN), the method including receiving, by a VPN server from a user device prior to establishment of a VPN connection between the VPN server and the user device, an initiation request to establish the VPN connection, the initiation request including remote content information indicating remote content that is to be requested by the user device after the VPN connection is established, the remote content being unavailable in a geographic location of the user device; and configuring, by the VPN server based at least in part on the remote content information, domain name services (DNS) settings associated with the VPN connection to associate the VPN connection with a remote DNS server that is capable of enabling the VPN server to obtain the remote content after establishment of the VPN connection is disclosed. Various other aspects are contemplated.
US11838147B2	Service-based transport classes for mapping services to tunnels Techniques are disclosed for disseminating network service-specific mapping information across administrative domains. In one example, a network device receives an indication of a route target and one or more underlay tunnels configured to support a service route. The service route is configured to transport network traffic associated with a first network service of a plurality of network services. The network device defines, based on the indication, a first transport class of a plurality of transport classes. The network device receives a service route for the first network service and stores a correspondence between the service route and the first transport class. The network device receives network traffic associated with the first network service and forwards, based on the correspondence, the network traffic along the underlay tunnels specified by the first transport class.
US11838140B2	Verifying media stream quality for multiparty video conferences Embodiments are directed to verifying media stream quality for multiparty video conferences. A verification video may be generated based on verification goals for a video provided by a video service. A marker may be embedded in the verification video. A video conference may be established using video stations such that the video conference may be provided by a video service. The verification video may be streamed to a video input of each video station. The video may be streamed to a video output buffer of each video station such that the video provides a view of the video conference and such that the marker that corresponds to each video station may be included in the video. Video information may be captured from the video output buffer of the video stations. The video service may be classified based on the video information from each video station.
US11838138B2	Multi-access edge computing (MEC) billing and charging tracking enhancements An architecture to allow Multi-Access Edge Computing (MEC) billing and charge tracking, is disclosed. In an example, a tracking process, such as is performed by an edge computing apparatus, includes: receiving a computational processing request for a service operated with computing resources of the edge computing apparatus from a connected edge device within the first access network, wherein the computational processing request includes an identification of the connected edge device; identifying a processing device, within the first access network, for performing the computational processing request; and storing the identification of the connected edge device, a processing device identification, and data describing the computational processes completed by the processing device in association with the computational processing request.
US11838131B2	Priority based scheduling for uplink transmissions Systems and methods presented herein provide for an eNodeB operating in an RF band comprising a conflicting wireless technology. One exemplary eNodeB assigns an ID to a UE, processes a scheduling request for UL data from the UE, processes another scheduling request for second UL data from the UE, determines priorities of the first and second UL data based on priority indicators in the scheduling requests, and grants time and frequency for the UE to transmit the first and second UL data. The eNodeB also waits until the UE performs an LBT operation. The LBT determines whether the granted time and frequency are occupied by another wireless system comprising a different wireless technology. The eNodeB also determines that the first UL data is stale, and transmits the ID to the UE to reserve the granted time and frequency for the second UL data when unoccupied by the other wireless system.
US11838130B2	Method for partial retransmission Methods and systems for partial retransmission are provided. According to one aspect, a method for receiving, at a receiver, a partial retransmission from a sender, comprises: receiving a control information message indicating a second transmission to be received, the second transmission comprising retransmitted data, the retransmitted data comprising a retransmission of a portion of a first transmission; receiving the second transmission; determining, based on a mapping indicator, a location of the retransmitted data within the second transmission; and decoding the retransmitted data at the determined location within the second transmission. The mapping indicator may be received as part of the control information message or may be received separately from the control information message. In one embodiment, the combination of the control information and the mapping indicator indicates what portions of the first transmission are being retransmitted and where they are located within the second transmission.
US11838127B2	Adaptive satellite communications Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, for improving adaptive satellite communication. In some implementations, a method includes receiving, by a receiver and from a transmitter, code blocks transmitted according to a first set of parameters that comprises one or more of a first modulation used to transmit the code blocks or a first coding used to encode the code blocks for transmission. A number of corrupted code blocks and a number of parity blocks in a series of the code blocks received are determined. The number of corrupted code blocks are compared with the number of parity blocks. A second set of parameters are determined based on the comparison of the number of corrupted code blocks with the number of parity blocks. The second set of parameters are communicated to the transmitter for subsequent transmissions.
US11838126B2	Parallel selection of fifth generation (5G) new radio information Apparatuses, systems, and techniques to select fifth-generation (5G) new radio data. In at least one embodiment, a processor includes one or more circuits to select 5G new radio signal information in parallel.
US11838125B2	Apparatus and method for encoding and decoding using polar code in wireless communication system The disclosure relates to a communication method and system for converging a 5th-Generation (5G) communication system for supporting higher data rates beyond a 4th-Generation (4G) system with a technology for Internet of Things (IoT). The disclosure may be applied to intelligent services based on the 5G communication technology and the IoT-related technology, such as smart home, smart building, smart city, smart car, connected car, health care, digital education, smart retail, security and safety services. The disclosure relates to encoding and decoding by using a polar code in a wireless communication system, and an operation method of a transmission-end apparatus includes determining segmentation and the number of segments, based on parameters associated with encoding of information bits, encoding the information bits according to the number of check bits, and transmitting the encoded information bits to a reception-end apparatus.
US11838122B2	Code block segmentation and configuration for concatenated turbo and RS coding A method for performing code block segmentation for wireless transmission using concatenated forward error correction encoding includes receiving a transport block of data for transmission having a transport block size, along with one or more parameters that define a target code rate. A number N of inner code blocks needed to transmit the transport block is determined. A number M—outer code blocks may be calculated based on the number of inner code blocks and on encoding parameters for the outer code blocks. The transport block may then be segmented and encoded according to the calculated encoding parameters.
US11838111B2	System and method for performing rate adaptation of constant bit rate (CBR) client data with a variable number of idle blocks for transmission over a metro transport network (MTN) A system and method for performing rate adaptation of constant bit rate (CBR) client data for transmission over a Metro Transport Network (MTN) by defining a plurality of pseudo-Ethernet packets at a source node, assembling a plurality of Generic Mapping Procedure (GMP) frames by mapping a plurality of blocks from a stream of encoded blocks of CBR client data, a plurality of pad blocks, and GMP overhead into consecutive pseudo-Ethernet packets of the plurality of pseudo-Ethernet packets, inserting a variable number of idle blocks between one or more of the consecutive pseudo-Ethernet packets and inserting an MTN path overhead (POH) frame that is aligned to the plurality of GMP frames to generate a plurality of rate adapted GMP frames for transmission over the MTN to an intermediate node or a sink node.
US11838108B2	Communication apparatus, method, and storage medium including an electronic viewfinder and a line of sight input function that prevents a decrease in operability of the imaging apparatus A communication apparatus includes a plurality of clocks configured to output signals indicating current times, a plurality of counter units configured to synchronize with the plurality of clocks using the signals indicating the current times output from the plurality of clocks, an instruction unit configured to give an instruction to acquire count values of the plurality of counter units, an acquisition unit configured to acquire the count values of the plurality of counter units based on the instruction from the instruction unit, and a calculation unit configured to calculate a difference between the acquired count values.
US11838103B2	Wavelength conversion device and transmission system A wavelength conversion device includes: a memory; and a processor configured to: receive transmission signal light in which first wavelength division multiplexing signal light and second wavelength division multiplexing signal light that have different wavelength bands in which a plurality of rays of main signal light is wavelength-multiplexed are combined with supervisory control signal light that relates to supervisory control of the first wavelength division multiplexing signal light and the second wavelength division multiplexing signal light from a transmission line and that demultiplexes the supervisory control signal light from the transmission signal light; detect input power of the supervisory control signal light; demultiplexer each of the first wavelength division multiplexing signal light and the second wavelength division multiplexing signal light from the transmission signal light; convert at least one of the wavelength bands of the first wavelength division multiplexing signal light and the second wavelength division multiplexing signal light.
US11838099B2	Reception apparatus and data processing method A reception apparatus includes a demodulation circuit configured to demodulate packets obtained with respect to each of multiple PLPs included in a broadcast signal; and a processing circuit configured to process the packets demodulated by the demodulation circuit. The demodulation circuit and the processing circuit are connected with each other via a single interface or interfaces fewer than the number of the PLPs. The demodulation circuit adds identification information to a specific packet among the packets obtained with respect to each of the PLP, the identification information identifying the PLP to which each of the packets belongs. The processing circuit identifies the PLP to which belongs each of the packets input from the demodulation circuit via the single interface or the interfaces fewer than the number of the PLPs, based on the identification information obtained from the specific packet.
US11838085B2	Antenna configuration parameters This disclosure describes systems, methods, and devices related to antenna configuration parameters. A device may determine one or more antennas having one or more phases. The device may determine a first delay associated with a first antenna of the one or more antennas. The device may determine a second delay associated with a second antenna of the one or more antennas. The device may cause to send a frame to a first station device using the first antenna, wherein the frame comprises a first indication of the delay associated with the first antenna and a second indication of the delay associated with the second antenna.
US11838082B2	Frequency domain channel state information (CSI) compression An approach is described that includes receiving a CSI report, where the CSI report includes a channel quality indicator (CQI), a rank indicator (RI), and a precoding matrix indicator (PMI). The approach further includes constructing a precoding matrix based on a linear combination of a plurality of mutually orthogonal digital Fourier transformation (DFT) spatial beams, and determining a number of bits for the PMI of the precoding matrix. The approach also includes determining a space frequency matrix based, at least in part, on the number of bits for the PMI and the precoding matrix, and compressing the space frequency matrix. Finally, the approach includes determining a compressed PMI based, at least in part, on the space frequency matrix.
US11838081B2	Channel state information (CSI) report sending and receiving methods, devices and electronic devices Provided are methods and devices for determining a quasi-co-location (QCL) parameter, and the method comprises: receiving configuration information; and determining whether the configuration information satisfies a predetermined constraint condition, and determining an acquisition mode of a QCL parameter of a signal according to the determination result; in a case where the configuration information satisfies the constraint condition, determining the QCL parameter of the signal according to a first acquisition mode; in a case where the configuration information does not satisfy the constraint condition, determining the QCL parameter of the signal according to a second acquisition mode.
US11838078B2	Communication system and methods using very large multiple-in multiple-out (MIMO) antenna systems with extremely large class of fast unitary transformations An apparatus includes a first communication device with multiple antennas, operably coupled to a processor and configured to access a codebook of transformation matrices. The processor generates a set of symbols based on an incoming data, and applies a permutation to each of the symbols to produce a set of permuted symbols. The processor transforms each of the permuted symbols based on at least one primitive transformation matrix, to produce a set of transformed symbols. The processor applies, to each of the transformed symbols, a precode matrix selected from the codebook of transformation matrices to produce a set of precoded symbols. The codebook of transformation matrices is accessible to a second communication device. The processor sends a signal to cause transmission, to the second communication device, of multiple signals, each representing a precoded symbol from the set of precoded symbols, each of the signals transmitted using a unique antenna from the plurality of antennas.
US11838077B2	Method for precoding using a block diagonal matrix An objective problem of the invention is to provide a mechanism for improving the performance of a radio access network. According to a first aspect of the present invention, the object is achieved by a method in a first node for adapting a multi-antenna transmission to a second node over an effective channel. The first node and the second node are comprised in a wireless communication system. The method comprises the steps of obtaining at least one symbol stream and determining a precoding matrix having a block diagonal structure. The method comprises the further steps of precoding the at least one symbol stream with the determined precoding matrix, and transmitting the at least one precoded symbol stream over the effective channel to the second node.
US11838076B2	Wireless power transmitter with in-band virtualized wired communications Wireless power transfer systems, disclosed, include a wireless power transmission system and a wireless power receiver system. The wireless power transmission system includes a transmitter antenna configured to couple with a receiver antenna to transmit alternating current (AC) wireless signals to the receiver antenna. Antenna coupling may be inductive and may operate in conformance to a wireless power and data transfer protocol. A transmission controller drives the transmitter antenna at an operating frequency, and either the wireless power transmission system or the wireless power receiver system may damp the wireless power transmission to create a data signal containing a serial asynchronous data signal.
US11838074B2	Arrangement for transmitting information for a component of a vehicle Arrangement (10) for transmitting information in a component (2) of a vehicle (1), in particular in a door handle (2) of the vehicle (1): a processing arrangement (50) for providing information at the component (2), preferably about a detection of an activation action at the component (2), an interface arrangement (40) for providing an electrical supply connection to a control device (30) of the vehicle (1), a stabilizing device (20) electrically connecting the interface assembly (40) to the processing assembly (50) to provide a power supply from the supply connection stabilized to the processing assembly (50), a current control arrangement (60) of the processing arrangement (50), which is electrically connected to the stabilizing device (20), for using the stabilizing device (20) to output a transmission signal (S) to the interface arrangement (40) in order to transmit the provided information to the control device (30) via the supply connection.
US11838064B2	Method for controlling display and related products A method for controlling display and related products are provided. During outputting sound through a speaker of an electronic device, if an operating frequency of the speaker for playing the obtained first audio data is within an interference range of a first MIPI operating frequency of the MIPI of the display screen, and a percentage of interfered audio in the first audio data is greater than a first threshold, the first MIPI operating frequency of the MIPI of the display screen is adjusted to a target frequency such that a percentage of audio to be interfered in the first audio data is less than a second threshold, where second threshold is less than the first threshold.
US11838060B2	Power delivery through an optical system In one embodiment, a method includes receiving power delivered over a data fiber cable at an optical transceiver installed at a network communications device and transmitting data and the power from the optical transceiver to the network communications device. The network communications device is powered by the power received from the optical transceiver. An apparatus is also disclosed herein.
US11838059B2	Optical assembly and method for optical signal processing An optical assembly for optical signal processing including a first input for coupling in a first light signal; a second input for coupling in a second light signal; a first beam splitter for splitting the first light signal into a first part and a second part; a second beam splitter for splitting the second light signal into a first part and a second part; a superposing unit; a detector; an electronic signal processing unit; at least one actuating unit; and a delay line for generating a delay of the running time of the first part of the first light signal and of the first part of the second light signal up to the superposing unit. The delay line is configured such that the first part of the first light signal and the first part of the second light signal pass through the delay line in opposite directions.
US11838058B2	Adjusting eye heights and optical power levels of a multi-level optical signal A multi-level optical signal is sampled to generate an eye diagram. The signal can be adjusted when eyes in the eye diagram have different heights. More specifically, a first value is determined, and the height of a first eye is adjusted using the first value. The first value is multiplied by a stored factor to produce a second value, and the height of a second eye is adjusted using the second value, and so on for other eyes. As a result, eye heights are the same. Similarly, optical power levels of the signal can be adjusted when the levels are not equally spaced. As a result, the optical power levels are equally spaced.
US11838056B2	Hybrid photonic integrated circuits for ultra-low phase noise signal generators A signal generator includes a photonic circuit configured to output a sequence of solitons at a known rate. The solitons illuminate a high-speed photodiode that, in response, generates an electrical signal, such as a sinusoidal signal, which can be provided as input to a direct digital synthesizer configured to output successive phases of a selected waveform in response to electrical stimulus.
US11838055B2	Apparatus comprising serially connected electro-absorption modulators An optical data transmitter having M serially optically connected electro-absorption modulators (EAMs) individually driven using ON-OFF-keying (OOK) electronics, where M is an integer greater than one. In an example embodiment, the optical data transmitter can be used to generate an intensity-modulated optical signal carrying symbols of a 2M-level unipolar pulse-amplitude-modulation constellation. The OOK electronics enables the DC bias voltages and/or AC amplitudes of the two-level drive signals applied to different EAMs to be individually controllable to achieve desired uniform or non-uniform separation between the constellation levels. In at least some embodiments, temperatures of different EAMs may also be individually controllable. In various embodiments, the EAMs may operate in reflection or in transmission.
US11838053B2	Optical network unit and method for controlling connection between optical network unit and optical line terminal The present invention provides a method for controlling a connection between an ONU and an OLT, wherein the method includes the steps of: (a) downloading an OMCI message from the OLT; (b) enabling an OMCI management program to process the OMCI message to try to generate a plurality of models; (c) if the plurality of models are not successfully generated by using the OMCI management program to process the OMCI message, modifying the OMCI management program to generate a modified OMCI management program when the ONU is not connected with the OLT; and (d) using the modified OMCI management program to process the OMCI message to try to generate the plurality of models.
US11838052B2	Out-of-band communication channel for subcarrier-based optical communication systems An example system includes a hub transceiver and a plurality of edge transceivers. The hub transceiver is operable to transmit, over a first communications channel, a first message to each of the edge transceivers concurrently, including an indication of available network resources on an optical communications network. Each of the edge transceiver is operable to transmit, transmit, over a second communications channel, a respective second message to the hub transceiver including an indication of a respective subset of the available network resources selected by the edge transceiver for use in communicating over the optical communications network. Further, the edge transceiver is operable to receive, from the hub transceiver, a third message acknowledging receipt of a selection and a fourth message confirming an assignment of the selected subset of the available network resources to the edge transceiver.
US11838051B2	Rapid deployment indexing terminal arrangement A fiber optic distribution terminal includes a cable spool rotatably disposed within an enclosure; an optical power splitter and a termination region carried by the cable spool; an optical cable deployable from the enclosure by rotating the cable spool by pulling on a connectorized end of the optical cable; and splitter pigtails extending between the optical power splitter and the termination region. One fiber of the optical cable extending between the connectorized end and the splitter input. The other fibers of the optical cable extend to a multi-fiber adapter.
US11838048B2	SD-FEC defect propagation across regeneration nodes in support of single and multi-carrier super channel protection in ROADM networks A regen node is described. The regen node includes a coherent receiver, a control module and a coherent transmitter. The coherent receiver has circuitry to convert a first optical signal received from an upstream node in an optical layer of an optical network to a first digital data stream in a digital layer having a first FEC frame and a data traffic. The control module extracts a first fault signal from the first FEC frame; generates a second fault signal based at least in part on the first fault signal; and encodes the second fault signal within a second FEC frame with the data traffic into a second digital data stream on the digital layer. The coherent transmitter has circuitry to convert the second digital data stream into a second optical signal on the optical layer and to transmit the second optical signal to a downstream node.
US11838046B2	Wireless devices and systems including examples of full duplex transmission using neural networks or recurrent neural networks Examples described herein include systems and methods which include wireless devices and systems with examples of full duplex compensation with a self-interference noise calculator. The self-interference noise calculator may be coupled to antennas of a wireless device and configured to generate adjusted signals that compensate self-interference. The self-interference noise calculator may include a network of processing elements configured to combine transmission signals into intermediate results according to input data and delayed versions of the intermediate results. Each set of intermediate results may be combined in the self-interference noise calculator to generate a corresponding adjusted signal. The adjusted signal is received by a corresponding wireless receiver to compensate for the self-interference noise generated by a wireless transmitter transmitting on the same frequency band as the wireless receiver is receiving.
US11838042B2	Protective film of electronic terminal The present application discloses a protective film of electronic terminal configured to be attached to an electronic terminal mounted with a camera and protect a screen of the electronic terminal. The protective film of electronic terminal includes a protective film body and a shielding member. The protective film body is defined with an avoidance hole and an accommodating cavity. The avoidance hole is for avoiding the camera when the protective film body is attached to the electronic terminal and in communication with the accommodating cavity. The shielding member is movably arranged in the accommodating cavity for shielding or not shielding the camera.
US11838039B2	Cancellation of spurious intermodulation products produced in nonlinear channels by frequency hopped signals and spurious signals A method and apparatus for intermodulation product (IMP) cancellation. In one embodiment, the method comprises: acquiring copies of source signals that create IMPs in a passband of interest; creating copies of the IMPs for use as IMP cancellation signals by either multiplying the source signals together as a series of digital samples such that the multiplied signals create a near real and continuous time copy of the IMPs or creating a sum of the source signals in near real and continuous time and convolving the sum of the source signals with a mathematical model to effectively multiply the signals together to create a copy of the IMPs; adjusting one or both of phase and amplitude of the copies; and using the copies to cancel the IMPs inband of the passband of interest.
US11838038B2	Hardware optimization for 5G fractional bandwidth digital pre-distortion Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a transceiver chain may receive, using a downconverter tuned by at least one local oscillator, transmit signals that are modulated using a modulation bandwidth and that span a total bandwidth greater than or equal to the modulation bandwidth. The at least one local oscillator may cover a first fraction of the total bandwidth. The transceiver chain may receive, using at least one analog-to-digital converter, input from the downconverter, and may output a first digital signal based at least in part on the input and sampling at the first fraction of the total bandwidth. The transceiver chain may determine an error associated with the transmit signals based at least in part on the first digital signal, and may perform digital pre-distortion on new signals based at least in part on the error. Numerous other aspects are described.
US11838036B2	Methods and systems for detection in an industrial internet of things data collection environment Monitoring, systems and methods for data collection in an industrial environment are disclosed. A system may include a data collector communicatively coupled to a plurality of input channels and to a network infrastructure, wherein the data collector collects data based on a selected data collection routine, a data storage structured to store a plurality of collector routes and collected data, a data acquisition circuit structured to interpret a plurality of detection values from the collected data, and a data analysis circuit structured to analyze the collected data, and sense a change in operation and determine an aggregate rate of data being collected from the plurality of input channels. If the aggregate rate exceeds a throughput parameter the data analysis circuit alters the data collection to reduce the amount of data collected or, based on the sensed change, modify a collector route.
US11838032B1	Advanced ultra low power error correcting code encoders and decoders Advanced ultra-low power error correcting codes are generated using soft quantization and lattice interpolation based on clock and Syndrome Weight. Reinforcement learning may be used to generate threshold values for flipping bits for low density parity check Ultra-Low Power error correction codes. The threshold values can be generated offline and downloaded to a storage device or generated while the storage device is in use.
US11838028B2	Band-pass analog-to-digital converter using bidirectional voltage-controlled oscillator The present disclosure discloses a band-pass analog-to-digital converter (ADC) using a bidirectional voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) including a first converter configured to receive an analog input signal and quantize the analog input signal according to a first clock signal to output a first digital signal, a second converter configured to receive the analog input signal and quantize the analog input signal in a time-interleaving manner according to a second clock signal, which has a phase opposite to that of the first clock signal, to output a second digital signal, and a multiplexer configured to receive the first and second digital signals and select one of the two signals in response to the first clock signal to finally output a digital output signal.
US11838026B2	Method of and apparatus for controlling clock signal An integrated circuit includes a clocking transistor, a first enabling transistor, a second enabling transistor, a branch-one transistor, a branch-two transistor, and a clock gating circuit. The first enabling transistor is coupled between the clocking transistor and a first node. The second enabling transistor is coupled between the clocking transistor and a second node. The branch-one transistor is coupled between a first power supply and the first node. The gate terminal of the branch-one transistor is electrically connected to the second node. The branch-two transistor is coupled between the first power supply and the second node. The gate terminal of the branch-two transistor is electrically connected to the first node. The clock gating circuit for generating a gated clock signal receives a latch output signal which is latched to a logic level of either a first node signal or a second node signal.
US11838022B2	Cryogenic-CMOS interface for controlling qubits Systems and methods related to a cryogenic-CMOS interface for controlling qubit gates are provided. A system for controlling qubit gates includes a first device comprising a quantum device including qubit gates. The system further includes a second device comprising a control system configured to operate at the cryogenic temperature. The control system includes charge locking circuits, where each of the charge locking circuits is coupled to at least one qubit gate via an interconnect such that each of the charge locking circuits is configured to provide a voltage signal to at least one qubit gate. The control system further includes a control circuit comprising a finite state machine configured to provide at least one control signal to selectively enable at least one of the charge locking circuits and to selectively enable a provision of a voltage signal to a selected one of the charge locking circuit.
US11838018B2	Synchronization of sensor output samples A system includes multiple sensors and, for each sensor, a respective sensor controller of multiple sensor controllers. Each sensor controller is configured to implement a respective decimation filter that is configured to generate a single output value from multiple input samples generated by a corresponding sensor of the multiple sensors. The system further includes a master sensor controller of the multiple sensor controllers, which is configured to generate a sync signal upon receiving a threshold number of input samples. Each sensor controller other than the master sensor controller is configured to monitor sync signals generated by the master sensor controller and to provide an output value generated from input samples upon determining that the master sensor controller generated a sync signal.
US11838015B2	Driving method and driving circuit A driving circuit and a driving method are provided. According to embodiments of the present disclosure, a power switch is driven by constant voltage or constant current during different time periods. The power switch is driven by using a first driving current during a Miller platform period, and the power switch is driven by using a second driving current when the Miller platform period ends, where the first driving current is less than the second driving current, so as to optimize EMI, reduce loss and improve efficiency.
US11838010B2	Power supply circuit with adjustable channel switch impedance and electronic device The present invention provides a power supply circuit with an adjustable channel switch impedance and an electronic device. The power supply circuit includes N main channel MOS transistors, a control module, an execution module and a detection module, wherein the execution module includes a first MOS transistor; the detection module includes a detection resistor and a second MOS transistor; a gate-source voltage of the main channel MOS transistors and a gate-source voltage of the first MOS transistor are configured to be consistent, and a source-drain voltage of the main channel MOS transistors and a source-drain voltage of the second MOS transistor are consistent; the control module is connected to the detection resistor and configured to: detect voltage drop information on voltage drop at two ends of the detection resistor, wherein the voltage drop information can represent a current of a load.
US11838008B2	Current detection circuit A current detection circuit includes normally-on-type and a first normally-off-type switching elements with main current paths that are connected in series, and a second normally-off-type switching element that has a source and a gate that are connected to a source and a gate of the first normally-off-type switching element and a drain that is connected to a constant current source, and executes a division process by using drain voltages of the two normally-off-type switching elements.
US11837999B2	Audio amplifier having idle mode An audio amplifier employs an idle mode to reduce power consumption and improve efficiency of the amplifier. The audio amplifier comprises a modulator configured to receive an analog input signal. The modulator is operable to convert the analog input signal to differential first and second quantized signals, each having a common mode duty cycle. The modulator causes the common mode duty cycle of each of the first and second quantized signals to be shifted when the level of the analog input signal is below a threshold level so that the common mode duty cycle is one of greater than or less than fifty percent (50%). The amplifier further includes a power stage that receives the first and second quantized signals and generates corresponding first and second output signals configured to drive a load, wherein the first and second output signals switched between a supply voltage and a second voltage based on the respective first and second quantized signals.
US11837997B2	Differential amplifier with variable neutralization Disclosed examples include differential amplifier circuits and variable neutralization circuits for providing an adjustable neutralization impedance between an amplifier input node and an amplifier output node, including neutralization impedance T circuits with first and second impedance elements in series between the amplifier input and output, and a third impedance element, including a first terminal connected to a node between the first and second impedance elements, and a second terminal connected to a transistor. The transistor operates according to a control signal to control the neutralization impedance between the amplifier input node and the amplifier output node.
US11837996B2	Phase demodulator with negative feedback loop Disclosed is a phase demodulator, which includes a transmitter that outputs a reference signal to a target, a receiver that receives a target signal generated in response to the reference signal from the target, and a demodulation processor that demodulates the target signal, and the demodulation processor includes a phase controller that outputs a first phase signal based on the reference signal, a phase shifter that delays a phase of the first phase signal to output a first delayed signal, a mixer that outputs a first mixing signal based on the target signal and the first delay signal, and an amplifier that outputs a first feedback signal generated by amplifying the first mixing signal to the phase controller.
US11837987B2	Motor control device A motor control device controls a drive of a motor in a motor drive system including the motor and a detent mechanism. The detent mechanism has a detent member that rotates integrally with an output shaft to which the rotation of the motor is transmitted, and an engaging member that moves a valley portion by a rotation of the motor and positions the output shaft by stopping within a positioning range. The motor control device includes a positioning determination unit and an energization control unit. The positioning determination unit determines whether or not the engaging member is stopped within the positioning range based on control parameter other than a detection value of a motor rotation angle sensor that detects a motor rotation angle. When the energization control unit determines that the engaging member is stopped within the positioning range, the energization control unit turns off the energization of the motor.
US11837985B2	Motor and control method therefore An N-phase electric machine, N being an integer ≥3, includes a housing; i×N stator windings arranged in a fixed manner in the housing, i being an integer ≥2; and a rotatable rotor surrounded by the i×N stator windings in the housing. The stator windings are consecutively divided into i subgroups in a circumferential direction, each subgroup having N stator windings. The electric machine further comprises i current control modules and i temperature measurement devices, each current control module being correspondingly electrically connected to the N stator windings in one corresponding subgroup, so that when the stator windings in the i subgroups are supplied with power by the i current control modules, a rotating magnetic field is generated around the rotor. Each temperature measurement device is configured to measure the temperature of one corresponding subgroup in the i subgroups during operation of the electric machine.
US11837983B2	Oscillating-resonant-module controller The current document is directed to various types of oscillating resonant modules (“ORMs”), including linear-resonant vibration modules, that can be incorporated in a wide variety of appliances, devices, and systems to provide vibrational forces. The vibrational forces are produced by back-and-forth oscillation of a weight or member along a path, generally a segment of a space curve. A controller controls each of one or more ORMs to produce driving oscillations according to a control curve or control pattern for the ORM that specifies the frequency of the driving oscillations with respect to time. The driving oscillations, in turn, elicit a desired vibration response in the device, appliance, or system in which the one or more ORMs are included. The desired vibration response is achieved by selecting and scaling control patterns in view of known resonance frequencies of the device, appliance, or system.
US11837976B2	Flow energy harvesting system with coupled piezoelectric devices and flow disruptors An energy harvesting system can be used to exploit freely available flow energy with a piezoelectric device(s). The system may include a piezoelectric device and a flow disruptor, such as a blunt body that creates flow turbulence and flow characteristic randomization that can increase movement response from the piezoelectric device and enhance electrical power generation. Multiple piezoelectric devices may be linked to each other to enhance movement of a less-influenced piezoelectric device from translated movement of a more-influenced piezoelectric device and create more electrical power than a single piezoelectric device subjected to the same flowing fluid.
US11837974B2	Stroke transmitter for an actuator device The invention relates to a stroke transmitter for an actuator device. The stroke transmitter comprises a first and a second conversion unit, which are mechanically connected to one another in series, wherein the first conversion unit is designed as a hydraulic conversion unit, it can be connected to an actuator on its drive side and it is connected to the drive side of the second conversion unit on its output side, wherein the second conversion unit is designed as a cable system and has an output element on its output side. The invention also relates to an actuator device comprising an actuator and a stroke transmitter mechanically connected in series with the actuator.
US11837973B2	Differential compliant displacement reducer The invention discloses a differential compliant displacement reducer, and relates to three technical solutions with similar working principles. The three technical solutions have the following characteristics: firstly, the three technical solutions all relate to an outer frame and all belong to a differential compliant displacement reducer circumferentially formed by extending upward and downward along both ends of the driver, and the working principle is similar; secondly, the differential motion of the three technical solutions comes from the difference caused by deformation of the upper and lower or inclined upper and lower deformable parts of the driver in the differential compliant displacement reducer; thirdly, compared with a traditional displacement amplifier, the three technical solutions all belong to the displacement reducer, the structure is simpler than that of the existing displacement amplifier; and fourthly, the three technical solutions can be matched with a macro-motion platform.
US11837972B2	Soft robot using diamagnetic levitation The present invention relates to a soft robot using diamagnetic levitation. Such a soft robot using diamagnetic levitation is formed of a diamagnetic material to levitate on the ground on which a magnetic field is formed, and moves in a direction toward a predetermined point of a head part when the predetermined point of the head part is heated, and may thus move and change its direction in a state in which it is not in contact with the ground.
US11837971B2	Systems for driving the generation of products using quantum vacuum fluctuations Described herein are systems incorporating a Casimir cavity, such as an optical Casimir cavity or a plasmon Casimir cavity. The Casimir cavity modifies the zero-point energy density therein as compared to outside of the Casimir cavity. The Casimir cavities are paired in the disclosed systems with product generating devices and the difference in zero-point energy densities is used to directly drive the generation of products, such as chemical reaction products or emitted light.
US11837969B2	Power converter and method for operating the power converter A method operates a power converter having power converter arms, which are switchable between in each case an AC voltage side and a DC voltage side or connectable to phase lines of an AC voltage power supply system. Each power converter arm has a series circuit of switching modules each having a plurality of semiconductor switches and an energy store, in which at least one temperature value for the power converter is determined. A setpoint current limitation value is determined taking into consideration the temperature value, and a setpoint current value is determined taking into consideration the setpoint current limitation value. The temperature value, the arm setpoint current value, the arm actual current value and/or the arm setpoint current limitation value is time-integrated to form an arm integral value. When the arm integral value reaches or exceeds a predetermined arm integral threshold value, a protective measure is performed.
US11837968B2	Apparatus and method for persistent DC power panel conversion An apparatus converts an AC power panel into a persistent DC power panel with a persistent power switch. The persistent power switch includes a removable power unit for coupling to the AC power switch in order to convert the AC power panel into a persistent DC power panel. The removable power unit can be mounted in the power panel or can be implemented as a stand-alone external device for connecting to the power panel.
US11837959B2	Power supply system and control in a dynamic load configuration An apparatus includes a controller. The controller controls a main power supply to produce an output signal to power multiple dynamic loads such as disposed in series or other suitable configuration. The controller detects a transient power consumption condition associated with a first dynamic load of the multiple dynamic loads. The controller then adjusts control of the main power supply and generation of the output signal based on the detected transient power consumption condition.
US11837955B2	Bias generation for power converter control A power converter circuit included in a computer system may employ a compensation loop to adjust the durations of active times during which the power converter circuit sources energy to a load circuit via an inductor. The compensation loop includes an error signal whose value is based on a difference in the output voltage of the power converter circuit from a desired voltage level. During output transients, the error signal is adjusted using an injection current that tracks current flowing through the inductor.
US11837951B2	Self-oscillating high frequency converter with power factor correction A self-oscillating converter includes a power transistor coupled to a primary winding for controlling current flow in the primary winding, and a turn-on circuit configured to turn on the power transistor for maintaining oscillation in the self-oscillating converter. The self-oscillating converter also includes a turn-off circuit configured to turn off the power transistor to maintain an on-time of the power transistor at a pre-set value for power factor correction, and modulate the on-time of the power transistor to regulate the output current in the load device.
US11837950B2	Switching power supply and electronic device The invention provides a switching power supply and an electronic device, comprising an active clamp circuit and a transformer, the active clamp circuit including a first clamp capacitor, a second clamp capacitor, and a path guiding module that is connected at two terminals of the first clamp capacitor and two terminals of the second clamp capacitor respectively; the path guiding module, the first and the second clamp capacitors are all directly or indirectly connected to a primary side of the transformer; the path guiding module is configured to guide the first and the second clamp capacitors to obtain an electric energy from different positions on the primary side of the transformer in a first time period, and to guide the first and the second clamp capacitors to discharge the primary side of the transformer after being connected in parallel with each other in a second time period.
US11837949B2	Electronic device, protection circuit and protection method using the same A protection circuit including an auxiliary winding, a rectifier unit, the filter unit, a voltage divider unit and a controller is provided. The auxiliary winding is configured to induce an AC voltage. The rectifier unit is coupled to the auxiliary winding and configured to rectify the AC voltage into a DC voltage. The filter unit is coupled to the rectifier unit and configured to filter the DC voltage into a DC filter voltage. The voltage divider unit is coupled to the rectifier unit and the filter unit to transmit the DC filter voltage. The controller is coupled to the voltage divider unit and configured to detect a partial voltage of the DC filter voltage and detect whether to activate a protection mechanism according to the partial voltage.
US11837948B2	Dynamic signal slope compensation Some aspects of the present disclosure provide for a circuit. In at least some examples, the circuit includes an integrator coupled between a first node and a second node and a filter coupled between the second node and a third node. The circuit further includes a buffer coupled between the third node and a fourth node and a first switch coupled between the fourth node and a fifth node. The circuit further includes a first capacitor coupled between the fifth node and a ground node, a first resistor comprising a first terminal coupled to the fifth node and a second terminal, a second switch coupled between the second terminal of the first resistor and the ground node.
US11837945B2	Integrated circuit An integrated circuit for a power supply circuit that includes a state-indicating circuit, which is a first or second circuit when the power supply circuit is of a non-isolated or isolated type, as the case may be. The integrated circuit including a voltage generation circuit that generates, at a first terminal, a voltage that is (1) lower than a first level, when the first circuit is coupled to the first terminal, (2) higher than a second level, when the second circuit is coupled to the first terminal, and (3) higher than the first level and lower than the second level, when no state-indicating circuit is coupled to the first terminal, and a determination circuit that determines that the power supply circuit is of the non-isolated or isolated type, when the voltage at the first terminal is lower or higher than the second level, as the case may be.
US11837944B2	Car motor cooling apparatus The present invention is proposed to simplify a structural complexity of a conventional oil cooling method for a car motor, reduce a material cost, and also achieve improved cooling performance, in which a cooling liquid, which is provided through a cooling pipe in a conventional case, is sprayed onto a heating portion in a motor through a reservoir tank and a nozzle which are attached to a motor housing through a direct cooling method. A reservoir space is integrally formed with the motor housing or is formed to be separate from the motor housing, a pressure of the cooling liquid is uniformly maintained and damped, and the cooling liquid introduced into the reservoir tank through a flow path formed without a cooling pipe is directly sprayed onto the heating portion to cool the heating portion such as a stator core or a coil.
US11837943B2	Rotor air cooling system A rotor air cooling system including an outer housing and an inner housing configured to be inserted into the outer housing, the inner housing including an open backend. The system further includes a stator attached to an interior side of the inner housing, a main rotor body included in the inner housing, the main rotor body being arranged around a rotor shaft arranged to extend through the inner housing and the outer housing, wherein cooling air axially enters the main rotor body in an inlet end, passes through cavities of the main rotor body, and exits the main rotor body in an outlet end, and a water jacket arranged between the inner housing and the outer housing. Moreover, the system includes a heat exchanger for dissipating heat from the cooling air exiting the main rotor body.
US11837942B2	Tactile feedback mechanism The present disclosure provides a vibration device, including a stator, an eccentric wheel and an electromagnetic driving assembly. The eccentric wheel rotates around a rotating shaft relative to the stator. The electromagnetic driving assembly includes at least one magnetic element and an induction coil. The at least one magnetic element is disposed on the eccentric wheel. The induction coil corresponds to the magnetic element, and the induction coil is disposed on the stator. When a current is applied to the induction coil, the induction coil acts with the magnetic element to generate an electromagnetic force to drive the eccentric wheel to rotate around the rotating shaft, so that the vibration device generates a vibration. The rotating shaft is disposed on the stator.
US11837940B2	Transmission mechanism device and drive device A transmission mechanism device includes a transmission mechanism including a hollow shaft, and a bearing supporting an outer face of the shaft. A holder holding the bearing is on the inner face of a housing of the transmission mechanism. The holder has a facing face facing an end of the shaft, a tubular portion holding the bearing and protruding in the axial direction radially from the facing face, and a rib inside the tubular portion and protruding in the axial direction from the facing face. The rib extends in a concave shape opening upward. A lower end of an inner face of the rib is below an upper end of an inner face of the shaft when viewed from the axial direction. At least one end of the rib in an extending direction faces an inner face of the tubular portion via a gap when viewed from the axial direction.
US11837938B2	Magnetic torque convertor for utility applications A magnetic torque converter comprising a platform configured to rotate about an axis, the axis being oriented perpendicular to gravity; at least one riser coupled to the platform; at least one riser permanent magnet coupled to the at least one riser; a lifting cap supporting at least one lifting rod; a lifting rod permanent magnet coupled to the at least one lifting rod opposite the lifting cap, the lifting rod permanent magnet is configured to levitate along the at least one riser proximate the at least one riser permanent magnet through magnetic field repulsion, wherein the at least one riser permanent magnet comprises a magnetic pole opposite the lifting rod permanent magnet; and a connecting rod coupled to the lifting cap opposite the at least one lifting rod.
US11837935B2	Canned brushless motor A motor is provided including a motor housing having a substantially cylindrical body and at least one open end, a stator disposed within the motor housing, and a rotor rotatably received within the stator. The motor further includes a bearing bridge mounted on the open end of the motor housing and including a main body forming a center pocket arranged to support a rotor shaft, an outer ring configured to be fittingly received through the open end of the motor housing, and at least one fastening receptacle formed radially through the outer ring. The motor housing includes a side opening through which a fastener is radially fastened into the fastening receptable to secure the bearing bridge to the motor housing.
US11837933B2	Process for making an electric conductor for a winding of an electric machine, electric conductor made with such process and electric machine comprising a winding made with such electric conductor A process is described, for making an electric conductor for a winding of an electric machine comprising the following steps: providing an external shell (20} with a tubular shape made of electrically conducting material; inserting at least two wires (215 made of electrically conducting material in the external shell (20); heating the external shell (20) and the wires (21) inserted therein; laminating wherein the external shell (205 and the wires (215 are formed to modify the profile of their cross section; optionally repeating at least one of the two previous steps; an electric conductor made with such process and an electric machine comprising a winding made with such electric conductor are further described.
US11837928B2	Electric motor and winding method An electric motor and winding method that improves its characteristics of torque and speed. An improved electric motor that provides higher power density and safety features by a novel winding architecture. Since the new winding architecture does not affect the measures, design or materials of the electric motor there is no need for any special manufacturing process or extra cost. Therefore the improved electric motors are smaller, lighter and cheaper than the same power size conventional electric motors as in other prior arts. The improved electric motor provides redundancy features against failure.
US11837922B2	Electric machine An electric machine has a stator and a rotor arranged on a hollow shaft and able to turn relative to the stator about an axis of rotation, wherein the hollow shaft comprises, in a shaft casing, at least one shaft exit opening for coolant supplied to a shaft interior space of the hollow shaft. A cover element is arranged next to the rotor on the hollow shaft, in which is formed a fluid duct comprising a fluid duct inlet and a fluid duct outlet, wherein the fluid duct inlet overlaps with the shaft exit opening and the fluid duct outlet overlaps with a coolant duct inlet of a coolant duct reaching through the rotor in the axial direction relative to the axis of rotation, having a coolant duct outlet on its side opposite the coolant duct inlet, through which the coolant emerges from the rotor.
US11837919B2	Rotary electric machine According to one embodiment, a rotor core satisfies a relationship: W2/W1≤(A1+A2)/A1. Where, A1 represents an area of a region defined by a polar central axis, an outer circumferential surface of the rotor core and a first imaginary linear line extending on an outer circumferential-side long edge of an embedding hole, A2 represents an area of a region defined by the polar central axis, a q-axis, the outer circumferential surface of the rotor core, a second imaginary linear line extending on an inner circumferential-side long edge of the embedding hole, a third imaginary linear line extending on a first edge of the cavity hole, W1 represents a half-width of a first bridge portion, and W2 represents a half-width of the second bridge portion.
US11837918B2	Magnets in electrical machines The present disclosure relates to rotors for an electrical machine comprising a first type of permanent magnets, and a second type of permanent magnets, wherein the first and the second types of permanent magnets have a same magnetic strength, and wherein the first type of permanent magnets has a first temperature rating, and the second type of permanent magnets has a second temperature rating different from the first temperature rating. The present disclosure relates to generators, and in particular to wind turbines comprising such generators and to methods for selecting or providing magnets for permanent magnet rotors.
US11837916B2	Rotor for rotating electric machine An object of the present invention is to reduce stress caused by press-fitting of a shaft on an outer edge portion side of a rotor. A rotor for a rotating electric machine includes a shaft and a rotor iron core, the shaft coupled to the rotor iron core. The rotor iron core includes: an outer edge portion housing a magnet; an inner edge portion coupled to the shaft; and a rib portion having a lightening portion that is formed inside between the outer edge portion and the inner edge portion. The rib portion includes: a through-hole forming portion connected to the outer edge portion and having a through-hole inside; and a bridge portion connecting the through-hole forming portion and the inner edge portion. The bridge portion includes: a second bridge portion connected to the through-hole forming portion and protruding outward; and a first bridge portion having one end connected to the inner edge portion and another end connected to the second bridge portion. A bent portion is provided at a position connecting the first bridge portion and the second bridge portion.
US11837915B2	R-T-B-based magnet, motor, and generator The R-T-B-based magnet contains one or more kinds of rare earth elements (R), a transition metal element (T) including iron or iron and Co as an essential element, B, an element M that is Ga or Ga and Al, and C. When ratios of the number of atoms of R, T, B, M, and C are set as a, b, c, d, and e, respectively, relationships of 14%≤a≤20%, 70%≤b≤82%, 4%≤c≤7%, 0.009≤d/b≤0.035, and 0.025≤e/b≤0.055 are satisfied. The R-T-B-based magnet includes main phase crystal grains having an R2T14B-type tetragonal structure, and a grain boundary phase including an R-T-M-C phase. When ratios of R, T, M, and C in the main phase crystal grains are set as RMP, TMP, MMP, and CMP, and ratios of R, T, M, and C in the R-T-M-C phase are set as RRC, TRC, MRC, and CRC, relationships of RRC>RMP, TRCMMP, and CRC>CMP are satisfied, and a relationship of 0.07≤MRC/TRC≤0.65 is satisfied.
US11837909B2	Intelligent stable power supply system An intelligent stable power supply system includes a first power input module, a first non-return valve module, an active pulse wave generation unit, a DC power processing unit, and a control unit. When the control unit determines that a first voltage value is less than a first predetermined value or greater than a second predetermined value, and a second voltage value is between the first predetermined value and the second predetermined value, the control unit firstly controls the first non-return valve module being from an on state to an off state, and then controls the second non-return valve module being from an off state to an on state so that a power signal of the second power input module flows into the active pulse wave generation unit and the DC power processing unit to output a DC power signal.
US11837906B2	Inductively coupled charger A device includes a charge controller to regulate a battery output voltage based on an input voltage and an input current received from a charging circuit. A loop controller monitors the input voltage and the input current to generate a feedback signal to adjust the input voltage to the charge controller.
US11837903B2	Control apparatus, management server, control method, and storage medium The present invention provides a control apparatus configured to control a power unit, wherein the power unit comprises a battery, and a temperature adjuster configured to adjust a temperature of the battery to a target temperature at the time of charge or discharge of the battery, and the control apparatus calculates, based on information concerning a demand response plan used to adjust a power demand and supply, an incentive obtained by charge or discharge of the battery by the demand response plan and a power cost needed to adjust the temperature of the battery to the target temperature by the temperature adjuster at the time of charge or discharge of the battery, and controls, in a case where the incentive is larger than the power cost, the power unit to execute charge or discharge of the battery by the demand response plan.
US11837899B2	Storage and charging station for storing and charging a plurality of mobile electronic devices, system including the station, and method of communication among the same A storage and charging station for storing and charging a plurality of mobile electronic devices communicable with a remote electronic device. The station comprises a storage assembly and an electrical system coupled to the storage assembly. The storage assembly comprises a frame and a plurality of storage bays supported by the frame. The plurality of storage bays is to receive the plurality of mobile electronic devices. The electrical system comprises a power component, a communication component, a logic component, a memory component, and a plurality of ports electrically coupled to the power component and the communication component. When a first mobile electronic device connects with a first port, the power component powers the first mobile electronic device via the first port, and the station communicates with the remote electronic device via the first port and the first mobile electronic device.
US11837894B2	Electrical power system An electrical power system including: an electrical power source, a power electronics converter, an electrical network, a current limiting diode and a controllable circuit interruption device, wherein: the current limiting diode is configured to limit a fault current passing between the electrical power source and the electrical network in a fault condition; and the controllable circuit interruption device is configured to interrupt the fault current in response to a determination that the electrical power system is in the fault condition.
US11837893B2	On-board diagnostic port synchronized battery charging system A charging system includes: an interface configured to removably and electrically couple to an external battery; a connector configured to removably and electrically couple to an on-board diagnostic (OBD) port of a vehicle; charge management circuitry electrically coupled to the interface and the connector; and a microcontroller unit (MCU) coupled to the charge management circuitry. The MCU is configured to execute computer readable program code for managing an output of current from the external battery to a vehicle battery of the vehicle through the electrical coupling of the connector and the OBD port. The charging system can be used to prevent a vehicle battery from becoming discharged during extended periods of storage.
US11837891B2	Modular charging system and wall-mounted charging device and modular power devices The present invention relates a modular charging system including a wall mounted outlet preserving charger and charging additional accessories, such as battery blocks, wireless device chargers, supporting chargers for wearable devices such as watches, and car chargers, each for use independently or in combination with electronic devices. The present invention typically includes a wall charger with one or more electrical outlets on the front face so that the use of the wall outlet is not lost. The wall charger of the present invention is suitable for use in any major country and may be adapted to the outlet configuration and voltage of those countries.
US11837883B2	Multi-coil wireless charger validation Systems, methods and apparatus for wireless charging are disclosed. A test apparatus has a receiving head configured to provide a measurement signal representative of electromagnetic flux received from one or more transmitting coils of a wireless charging surface, a numerically-controlled stage configured to position the receiving head at a selected point in three-dimensional space above wireless charging surface, and a processor configured to cause the numerically-controlled stage to position the receiving head at the selected point in three-dimensional space, and use the measurement signal to determine magnitude of the electromagnetic flux or power received from the wireless charging surface proximate to the selected point in three-dimensional space.
US11837879B2	Wirelessly powered sensor system A sensing system includes a sensor, a wireless transmission system, a wireless receiver system, and a controller. The sensor is configured to determine sensor data, the sensor data associated with a sensing environment. The wireless transmission system is configured to wirelessly couple with the sensor, the wireless transmission system configured for wirelessly providing significant electrical energy to the sensor as wireless power signals and receive the sensor data as in-band data signals encoded in the wireless power signals. The wireless receiver system is operatively associated with the sensor and with which the wireless transmission system couples with the sensor and is configured to receive the significant electrical energy as the wireless power signals from the wireless transmission system. The controller is operatively associated with the wireless transmission system and is configured to decode the in-band signals from the wireless power signals as the sensor data.
US11837878B2	Charging system, charging station, movable body, and charging method A charging system includes: a movable body including a frame and a battery provided in the frame; and a charging station configured to charge the battery. The movable body includes: a pressure detection unit configured to detect pressure in the frame; and a charging permission signal output unit configured to output a charging permission signal indicating that the pressure in the frame is detected to be equal to or higher than a threshold pressure. The charging station includes: a charging permission signal acquisition unit configured to acquire the charging permission signal from the charging permission signal output unit; and a power transmission unit configured to execute non-contact charging of the battery when the charging permission signal is acquired by the charging permission signal acquisition unit.
US11837877B2	Coil module, wireless charging transmitting apparatus, receiving apparatus, system, and terminal This application discloses a coil module, which includes: an insulation layer, a first planar coil winding, and a second planar coil winding, one turn of coil of the first planar coil winding includes a first portion, a second portion, and a first connection part, and one turn of coil of the second planar coil winding includes a third portion, a fourth portion, and a second connection part. The first connection portion connects an outer side part of the first portion and an inner side part of the second portion, the second connection portion connects an inner side part of the third portion and an outer side part of the fourth portion, and there is an overlap between a projection of the first connection portion on a plane of the insulation layer and a projection of the second connection portion on the plane of the insulation layer.
US11837876B2	Electronic device for providing wireless charging function and operation method thereof An electronic device is provided. The electronic device includes a wireless charging function and a method thereof, and the electronic device that supports the wireless charging function may include a housing, a first sensor layer, disposed inside the housing and including a first electrode pattern and a plurality of first openings formed in the first electrode pattern, a second sensor layer, disposed below the first sensor layer and including a second electrode pattern and a plurality of second openings formed in the second electrode pattern, and a wireless charging coil, disposed below the second sensor layer and configured to transmit power via the plurality of first openings and the plurality of second openings in a wireless manner.
US11837875B2	Wireless power transmitters for transmitting power at extended separation distances utilizing concave shielding A power transmitter includes a control and communications unit and an inverter circuit configured to receive input power and convert the input power to a power signal. The power transmitter further includes a shielding comprising a ferrite core including a magnetic backing and a magnetic ring, the magnetic backing and magnetic ring, in combination, defining a concave cavity, the magnetic ring defining a bottom portion, a top portion, and an inner side wall between the bottom portion and the top portion, the inner sidewall defining an outward extending shape, the outward extending shape extending radially outward from the bottom portion to the top portion. The power transmitter further includes a coil configured to transmit the power signal to a power receiver, the coil formed of wound Litz wire and positioned within the concave cavity of the shielding and radially inward from the inner wall.
US11837873B2	Current rectification based on noncentrosymmetric quantum materials Rectification is a process that converts electromagnetic fields into direct current (DC). Such a process underlies a wide range of technologies, including wireless communication, wireless charging, energy harvesting, and infrared detection. Existing rectifiers are mostly based on semiconductor diodes, with limited applicability to small voltages or high frequency inputs. Here, we present an alternative approach to current rectification that uses the electronic properties of quantum crystals without semiconductor junctions. We identify a new mechanism for rectification from skew scattering due to the chirality of itinerant electrons in time-reversal-invariant but inversion-breaking materials. Our calculations reveal large, tunable rectification effects in graphene multilayers and transition metal dichalcogenides. These effects can be used in high-frequency rectifiers by rational material design and quantum wavefunction engineering.
US11837871B2	Method and electronic device for dispatching power grid A method for dispatching a power grid is disclosed. The method includes: obtaining a whole power generation interval scheduled for a cluster of renewable energy stations from a power grid dispatching center; establishing a decomposition model that includes an objection function and constraint conditions; decomposing the whole power generation interval with the decomposition model to obtain each power generation interval of each renewable energy station; and controlling each renewable energy station to generate powers based on each power generation interval. The objection function minimizes a total operating cost in the power grid and includes a renewable energy randomness indicating an actual power generation amount of each renewable energy station. The constraint conditions include a constraint from an installed capacity of each renewable energy station to each power generation interval and a constraint from the whole power generation interval to a sum of power generation intervals of renewable energy stations.
US11837863B2	Apparatus and method for monitoring a circuit under load using a circuit breaker A method and apparatus provide an improved way to monitor a circuit for deterioration and obtain an advance warning of the deterioration so that action can be taken before the circuit breaker may trip for the circuit. The method establishes a baseline for the circuit, including monitoring the zero crossing point for the voltage and current for the circuit. In operation, the circuit is monitored using the zero crossing point and this information is compared to the baseline to determine if a change has occurred. The baseline information establishes thresholds that signify that the circuit is deteriorating so that the appropriate signal can be provided so that an appropriate action can be taken, interrupt the circuit, take remedial action, etc.
US11837858B1	Electrical box with fastening devices An electrical box which utilizes fastening devices to provide improved box fastening to wall assembly materials with common fasteners. The electrical box possesses one or a plurality of externally situated fastener housings each with characteristics that support fastener placement, guide fastener insertion, limit fastener travel and house the fastener, once fully driven, outside of the box body interior. The externally situated fastener housing's placement outside of the box body allows for fastener insertion from the box body interior while not diminishing volumetric capacity of the box body. Alternative embodiments include round enclosure and bottom mount versions.
US11837853B2	Device and kit for dispensing a wire management The present invention relates to a device for dispensing a wire management system which can include a dispenser housing. A kit includes the device for dispensing a wire management system, a base and a cover. The base and cover can be individually dispensed from the dispenser housing. After dispensing of a desired length of the base and/or the cover, the respective end of the base and or cover can be pushed back into the dispenser housing to recoil the base and/or the cover back into the dispenser housing.
US11837851B2	Confining features for mode shaping of lasers and coupling with silicon photonic components A laser structure, including: a dielectric matrix formed of a first material; a laser source formed within the dielectric matrix and formed of a semiconductor material; and a plurality of side confining features formed within the dielectric matrix and extending parallel to and along a length of the laser source. The plurality of side confining features are formed of the semiconductor material.
US11837845B2	Light emitting device A light emitting device includes: a base having a bottom face and a lateral part surrounding the bottom face and extending upwards from the bottom face, wherein the lateral part comprises a first stepped portion and a second stepped portion facing the first stepped portion; a first semiconductor laser element disposed on the bottom face and located between the first stepped portion and the second stepped portion in a top view, wherein the first semiconductor laser element is configured to emit light towards the second stepped portion; a first wiring region located on the first stepped portion; and one or more first wires, each having a first end that is connected to the first wiring region. At least one of the one or more first wires is electrically connected to the first semiconductor laser element.
US11837842B2	Tunable laser materials comprising solid-state blended polymers The present invention relates to a solid-state blended polymer system that has the property of tunable lasing wavelength through adjusting the blending ratio. It can be used for health monitoring, environmental monitoring sensor and tissue imaging. Current materials do not have the broad tunable range; from blue to infra-red across the optical range. By using the same two polymers, it is possible to produce laser emitting blue to red colour. It simplifies the design, eases multi-wavelength laser sensor system integration and therefore, making the production cost-effective.
US11837840B2	MEMS micro-mirror array laser beam steerer for simultaneous illumination of multiple tracked targets A multiple target tracker and beam steerer utilizes a MEMs MMA for beam steering to simultaneously illuminate multiple tracked targets per frame. The MMA can be adaptively segmented to change the number of output beams, and the power in a given beam, based on a list of tracked targets, range to targets, threat level etc. The MMA can be adaptively configured to simultaneously perform one or more Designation, Range Finding and Active Imaging modes on the same or different tracked targets. The MMA can be segmented so that each segment includes a plurality of mirrors to “oversample” the input beam. The mirrors in a given segment may be controlled to provide wavefront correction to the corresponding output beam.
US11837835B2	Terminal feeding assembly of a crimping machine A terminal feeding assembly includes a translation device having a guide track, a terminal gripper movable along the guide track, and a translation drive connected to the terminal gripper. The translation drive moves the terminal gripper along the guide track from a gripping position outside of a crimping area of a crimping assembly to a crimping position in the crimping area while the terminal gripper grips a terminal.
US11837834B2	Connector structure, and connector structure manufacturing method A female connector structure is provided with a shielded cable configured such that an outer periphery of a coated wire including a core and an insulation coating is surrounded by a braided wire, a female terminal including a wire barrel to be connected to the core and a connecting tube portion and to be connected to a mating terminal, an insulating dielectric for surrounding an outer periphery of the connecting tube portion of the female terminal, a rear outer conductor including a shield connecting portion to be electrically connected to the braided wire and a dielectric crimping portion to be crimped to at least a part of the dielectric from outside, and a front outer conductor including a front tube portion for surrounding an outer periphery of the dielectric and a rear outer conductor locking portion for locking at least a part of the dielectric crimping portion from outside.
US11837828B2	Memory module socket for an information handling system A memory module socket, including a first member extending between a first end and a second end of the socket, the second end of the socket opposite to the first end of the socket, the first member positioned along a first side of the socket, the first member including: a plurality of first contact pins, each of the first contact pins including a first contact point and a second contact point; a plurality of first resistive coatings connecting two or more of the first contact pins to define first groupings of contact pins; a plurality of first ribs separating each of the first groupings of first contact pins; wherein when the first contact pins are in a first position, the second contact points of the first contact pins are in contact with respective first resistive coatings to complete a termination to ground.
US11837826B2	Bus bar and power electronic device with current shaping terminal connector and method of making a terminal connector A bus bar includes a load terminal connector comprising a conductive plate that extends from a first edge to an opposite second edge and extends from a third edge to an opposite fourth edge. The third and fourth edges extend from the first edge to the second edge. The plate includes a window opening located between the first and second edges and between the third and fourth edges. The plate also includes a slot extending into the plate from the first edge to the window opening. The plate includes first and second sets of openings configured to receive connections with first and second power terminals of switch packages. The first set of openings and the second set of openings are located on opposite sides of the slot.
US11837825B2	Connector for bus bar plug assembly A connector includes a first terminal assembly having a longitudinally extending first plate-shaped fixing portion, a longitudinally extending first terminal portion, and a substantially laterally extending first connection portion to connect the first plate-shaped fixing portion and the first terminal portion. A second terminal assembly is arranged opposite to and spaced apart from the first terminal assembly and includes a longitudinally extending second plate-shaped fixing portion, a longitudinally extending second terminal portion, and a substantially laterally extending second connection portion to connect the second plate-shaped fixing portion and the second terminal portion. A spacing between the first plate-shaped fixing portion and the second plate-shaped fixing portion is greater than a spacing between the first terminal portion and the second terminal portion.
US11837823B2	Low-profile smart outlet A switch includes an insulating barrier that blocks an electrical conductivity path between a plug prong and a contact of an electrical receptacle. It further includes a switched alternative conductivity path between the plug prong and the contact of the electrical receptacle. A portion of the switch is inserted into the electrical receptacle. The switch receives the plug prong, and the switch is substantially flush with a wall that includes the electrical receptacle.
US11837822B2	Connector assembly with a connector position assurance indicator A connector comprises a connector body having a mating interface configured to engage a complementary mating connector, a first indicator feature carried by the connector body, the first indicator feature having a first partial visual identifier disposed thereon, and a second indicator feature carried by the connector body having a second partial visual identifier disposed thereon, wherein the first and second indicator features are movable relative to each other between a separated position and a joined position, characterized in that the first and second indicator feature form a complete visual identifier only when in the joined position, wherein the first and second indicator features are in the separated position when the connector body is not fully mated relative to the mating connector, and wherein the first and second indicator features are in the joined position responsive to the connector body being fully mated to the mating connector.
US11837817B2	Apparatus and methods for insulating terminals of an electrical device Apparatus for opposed terminals of an electrical device includes magnetic material carried by a cover formed of an electrically insulative material and concurrently covering the terminals, and a magnetic attraction between the magnetic material and the terminals magnetically coupling the cover to the terminals. In another embodiment, the apparatus includes covers formed of an electrically insulative material and connected by hinges to the electrical device for movement between open positions away from the terminals and closed positions covering the respective terminals.
US11837816B2	Method of sealing cable exit for moisture and vapor intrusion Systems, devices, and methods including one or more isolation breaks connected between one or more first portions of a first wire and one or more second portions of a second wire, wherein the one or more isolation breaks prevent moisture intrusion between the one or more first portions of the first wire and the one or more second portions of the second wire; an inner housing; an upper compressing plate; a lower compressing plate; a grommet and an outer housing sized to receive the inner housing; where the one or more isolation breaks are connected between the one or more first portions of the first wire and the one or more second portions of the second wire prior to compressing the grommet between the upper compressing plate and the lower compressing plate.
US11837815B2	Sealing member between a cable and connector opening in an electronic device A sealing member is attached to a connector opening of an electronic device to seal between an insulating cover of a cable inserted in the connector opening and a main body of the electronic device. The sealing member includes a housing made of an elastic material. The housing includes a first opening, a second opening facing the first opening and located to an inside of the electronic device than the first opening, and an inclined surface having a tapered shape that is tapered inward from the first opening to the second opening. The housing includes a first cylindrical portion forming the inclined surface inside the first cylindrical portion, a second cylindrical portion provided outside the first cylindrical portion, and a gap formed between the first cylindrical portion and the second cylindrical portion. The first cylindrical portion and the second cylindrical portion are connected to each other around the first opening.
US11837809B2	Direct device electrical connection to flexible circuits or other conductors An electrical system comprises a flexible circuit (FC) comprising at least one conductive circuit trace disposed within or between one or more dielectric layers and defining at least one exposed conductive circuit trace portion, an electrical device system comprising an electrical device disposed within a housing and at least one conductive terminal electrically connected to the electrical device and that extend substantially to an end of the housing, and an electrical connector configured to physically secure and electrically connect the at least one exposed conductive circuit trace portion to the at least one conductive terminal of the electrical device system, wherein the electrical connector and the housing of the electrical device system define at least one connection feature for physically securing to each other.
US11837807B2	Contact-making device for making electrical contact with a printed circuit board by a coil former for a solenoid valve for a brake device for a vehicle, solenoid valve comprising a contact-making device and method for producing a contact-making device A contacting device for electrical contacting of a printed circuit board with a coil body for a solenoid valve for a brake device for a vehicle, including: a helical electrically conductive contact spring which is configured to be contacted or being contactable with the printed circuit board at a first spring end and configured to be contacted or being contactable with the coil body at a second spring end, situated opposite the first spring end, to enable a resilient electrical contacting of the printed circuit board with the coil body; and a pin which is receivable or has been received in an interior space of the contact spring, the pin being configured to support the contact spring from the interior space in a received state received in the interior space. Also described are a related solenoid valve, method, and computer readable storage medium.
US11837803B2	Chiclets for a chiclet connector A chiclet for a chiclet connector includes a conductor having a first end and a second end. A housing of the chiclet encloses and defines a housing interior. The conductor extends through the housing interior with the first and second ends of the conductor forming contacts projecting from the housing. The housing forms an electromagnetic shield electrically insulated from the conductor. A support of the chiclet corresponds in shape to the housing interior and is connected to the conductor for fixing the conductor within the housing.
US11837801B2	Antenna module and communication device equipped with the same An antenna module includes a radiation electrode in which a radio frequency signal is supplied to a first feed point and a second feed point. The antenna module further includes a feed wire configured to supply a radio frequency signal to the first feed point of the radiation electrode and a feed wire branching from the feed wire and configured to supply a radio frequency signal to the second feed point. The feed wire includes two paths connected in parallel between the first feed point and the second feed point and having the same length. The paths are disposed so as to be mutually line-symmetric in plan view of the antenna module with respect to a straight line connecting the first feed point to the second feed point.
US11837798B2	Low-profile medium wave transmitting system Techniques for controlling a low-profile medium wave transmitting system are provided. An example of an antenna system according to the disclosure includes a first radiator operably coupled to a first amplifier, a first modulator operably coupled to the first amplifier and configured to provide a first radio frequency signal to the first amplifier, a second radiator operably coupled to a second amplifier, a second modulator operably coupled to the second amplifier and configured to provide a second radio frequency signal to the second amplifier, a control module operably coupled to the first modulator, first amplifier, the second modulator, and the second amplifier, the control module being configured to control a delta phase value based on the first radio frequency signal and the second radio frequency signal, and control the power output of the first amplifier and the second amplifier.
US11837793B2	Wideband wide-beamwidth polarization diverse antenna An antenna includes a first radiating arm comprising a first radiating element having a first outer edge, and a second radiating arm that is arranged orthogonally on the first radiating arm and separated from the first radiating arm in a first direction, the second radiating arm comprising a second radiating element having a second outer edge. The first outer edge of the first radiating element extends substantially parallel to the second outer edge of the second radiating element.
US11837790B2	Circularly polarized array antenna and circularly polarized array antenna module A circularly polarized array antenna may include: a dielectric material substrate; and at least one unit antenna including a plurality of radiators arranged sequentially in a rotational direction on the dielectric material substrate such that feeders of the plurality of radiators have a phase difference. The plurality of radiators may be arranged in a diagonal direction with respect to a first direction and a second direction crossing each other. Radiators neighboring each other in the first direction or the second direction, among the plurality of radiators, may be spaced apart by a gap of at least a width of the radiators neighboring each other in the first direction or the second direction.
US11837788B2	Antenna device A feed element for feeding power is disposed on a substrate. A first parasitic element is disposed at a position different from a position of the feed element as viewed from above and is electromagnetically coupled with the feed element. A dielectric member is disposed at a position at which the dielectric member at least partially covers the feed element and the first parasitic element as viewed from above. A conductive pattern is disposed on a surface of the dielectric member which faces the feed element at a position at which the conductive pattern matches the first parasitic element as viewed from above. The dielectric member is supported by the substrate as a result of the conductive pattern being electrically connected to the first parasitic element.
US11837785B2	Holographic antenna and holographic antenna arrangement A holographic antenna comprises an optically transparent substrate; a hologram arranged on a first surface of the substrate, the hologram comprising two or more hologram stripes, each having a plurality of linearly arranged hologram pixels, each comprising a switching component; a ground plane arranged on a second surface, opposite the first surface, of the substrate; one or more surface wave launchers arranged on or in a surface of the substrate, the one or more surface wave launchers being configured to feed a feeding signal in a frequency range above 50 GHz into the hologram; and control lines connected to the switching components of the hologram pixels for controlling the hologram pixels individually or in groups.
US11837784B2	Metasurface arrangement The present disclosure relates to a metasurface arrangement including a first metasurface and a second metasurface which run mutually parallel and face each other. Each metasurface includes a corresponding periodic or quasi-periodic structure formed in a respective pattern. The first metasurface is formed in a dielectric material structure and the second metasurface is formed in either a dielectric material structure or in an electrically conducting structure. The periodic or quasi-periodic structure on the first metasurface is configured to yield a first response to an incident electromagnetic wave between the two metasurfaces, and the periodic or quasi-periodic structure on the second metasurface is configured to yield a second response to the incident electromagnetic wave between the two metasurfaces that is equivalent to the first response, thereby rendering the two metasurfaces mutually electromagnetically symmetric.
US11837779B2	Electronic device having photo conductive device comprising photo conductive member capable of electrically connecting plurality of conductive elements An electronic device, according to one embodiment of the present invention, comprises: an antenna; and a photo conductive device electrically connected to the antenna, wherein the photo conductive device may comprise: a first layer including a plurality of conductive elements disposed to be spaced apart at a specified interval; a second layer disposed above the first layer and including at least one light source capable of outputting light; and a third layer disposed between the first layer and the second layer and having a photo conductive member of which at least a portion is changed, by means of the light, to be conductive in order to electrically connect at least a portion of the plurality of conductive elements. Various other embodiments may be included.
US11837773B2	Resilient antenna securing mechanism A resilient antenna securing device that includes a frame structure and a plurality of fin components projecting outwardly from the frame structure. The fin components are configured to receive and hold one or more RF antenna portions. Each fin of a first pair of the plurality of fins components includes a tab that extends toward the other fin of the first pair of fins. At least one first intermediate fin of the plurality of fins is disposed between the first pair of fins. The tabs from the first pair of fins together trap a first RF antenna portion between the tabs and the at least one first intermediate fin.
US11837771B2	Telecommunication control units (TCUs) having contoured top surfaces to follow vehicle roof contours Exemplary embodiments are disclosed of telecommunication control units (TCUs) having top surfaces (e.g., defined by mounting brackets, etc.) configured (e.g., curved, non-flat, contoured, etc.) to follow, match, and/or correspond with the contours (e.g., curvatures, non-flat contours, etc.) of vehicle roofs (or other vehicle body walls or mounting surfaces). Also disclosed are exemplary embodiments of TCU mounting brackets configured (e.g., curved, non-flat, contoured, etc.) to follow, match, and/or correspond with the contours (e.g., curvatures, non-flat contours, etc.) of vehicle roofs (or other vehicle body walls or mounting surfaces). Exemplary methods relating to installation of TCUs to vehicle body walls are disclosed. An exemplary method may include positioning a top surface (e.g., defined by a mounting bracket, etc.) of a telecommunication control unit against the vehicle body wall. The top surface may be configured (e.g., curved, non-flat, contoured, etc.) to match and/or correspond with a contour of the vehicle body wall.
US11837770B2	Directional coupler A directional coupler includes a main line and a sub-line electromagnetically coupled to each other, a variable termination circuit that is connected to one end of the sub-line and that has a variable impedance, a variable matching circuit that is connected to the other end of the sub-line and that has a variable impedance or a variable attenuator that has a variable attenuation, and a control circuit that controls the impedance of the variable termination circuit and that controls the impedance of the variable matching circuit or the attenuation of the variable attenuator. The control circuit includes a non-volatile memory and controls the impedance of the variable termination circuit in accordance with data stored in the memory.
US11837766B2	System and method for continuous fabrication of graded structured units using additive manufacturing A system and method of continuous fabrication of multi-material graded structures using additive manufacturing is disclosed. Using multi-material feedstocks and optimized processing parameters, the gradient on composition and structure are controlled to achieve smooth transition from one functional component to another functional component. A multi-material graded structure is produced as the feedstocks are transported from the feedstock reservoir system comprised of many different materials. Interface transition from one functional layer to the next is gradient, controlled by feedstock mixture ratios based on the flow rate control for the feedstock system. Composition includes chemical composition, physical composition, and porosity. Continuous automatic additive manufacturing method makes the fabrication more efficient and avoids joining problems. This method finds application in fabrication of a fuel cell, battery, reformer and other chemical reaction and process units, including structures made of multiple units, such as stacks, that incorporate multiple functional components.
US11837763B2	Predictive fuel cell management system for an integrated hydrogen-electric engine A system and method for predictive fuel cell management system for an integrated hydrogen-electric engine is disclosed. The system includes a fuel cell stack having a plurality of fuel cells and a computer having a memory and one or more processors. The one or more processors configured to predict, during a first phase of energy demand on the integrated hydrogen-electric engine, an impending occurrence of a second phase of energy demand on the integrated hydrogen-electric engine, wherein the second phase of energy demand includes a predetermined energy demand; and generate a predetermined amount of energy from the plurality of fuel cells based on the predicted second phase of energy demand prior to starting the second phase of energy demand to improve energy efficiency and performance of the integrated hydrogen-electric engine.
US11837762B2	Fuel cell system Provided is a fuel cell system configured to accurately control the gas flow rate and pressure ratio of a turbo-type air compressor. The fuel cell system is a fuel cell system comprising: a fuel cell, an air compressor, an oxidant gas supply flow path, an oxidant gas discharge flow path, an oxidant gas outlet valve, a bypass flow path, a bypass valve, an atmospheric pressure sensor, an outside temperature sensor, a flow rate sensor, a rotational frequency sensor, an angle sensor, a controller, and a calculator configured to estimate the flow resistance Zd, total pressure, partial pressure and energy of each of members that are the air compressor, the oxidant gas outlet valve and the bypass valve.
US11837754B2	Magnetic battery cell connection mechanism A magnetic battery cell connection mechanism includes a first battery cell and a second battery cell. A first connector has a first body including a first electrical pathway. A first electrical contact is disposed on the first body and electrically connected to the first electrical pathway. A first magnet is connected to the first body, the first magnet being adapted to magnetically releasably secure the first body to a positive terminal of the first battery cell. A second connector has a second body including a second electrical pathway. A second electrical contact is disposed on the second body and electrically connected to the second electrical pathway. A second magnet is connected to the second body, the second magnet being adapted to magnetically releasably secure the second body to a negative terminal of the second battery cell. The first connector and the second connector are electrically connected to an electrical circuit.
US11837749B2	Battery sub-packing unit and battery module including the same A battery sub-packing unit includes a plurality of secondary battery cells, a cell support member including a seating portion for accommodating the plurality of secondary battery cells, and a venting inducing portion connecting the seating portion to an external area, and a case member provided to surround the secondary battery cell accommodated in the seating portion and to seal around the secondary battery cell.
US11837748B2	Electrochemical cell housing Systems and methods for controlling the emission of gases and/or flames emitted from one or more electrochemical cells are disclosed. In one exemplary embodiment, gas emitted from an electrochemical cell located within an interior of an enclosure may be flowed through a flow restriction to reduce a pressure and/or temperature of the gas and/or the gas may be flowed through a catalyst prior to exiting through an outlet of the enclosure.
US11837747B2	Battery case unlocking apparatus, battery case, and quick battery case replacement system A battery case unlocking apparatus, a battery case, and a quick battery case replacement system. The battery case unlocking apparatus comprises: a mount (1), an extensible/retractable mechanism (2), a transmission mechanism (3), and a locking mechanism (4). The locking mechanism (4) is used for locking and fixing a body (6) of a battery case to a battery holder (7) of an electric vehicle. The extensible/retractable mechanism (2) passes through the mount (1) and carries out extension/retraction movement in the mount (1) relative to the transmission mechanism (3) to drive the transmission mechanism (3) to move between the extensible/retractable mechanism (2) and the locking mechanism (4), thereby controlling the locking or unlocking of the locking mechanism (4). The battery case comprises the body (6) and the battery case unlocking apparatus. The quick battery case replacement system comprises: the battery holder (7), a replacement device (8), and the battery case.
US11837746B2	Battery case unlocking apparatus, battery case, and quick battery case replacement system A battery case unlocking apparatus, a battery case, and a quick battery case replacement system. The battery case unlocking apparatus comprises: a mount (1), an extensible/retractable mechanism (2), a transmission mechanism (3), and a locking mechanism (4). The locking mechanism (4) is used for locking and fixing a body (6) of a battery case to a battery holder (7) of an electric vehicle. The extensible/retractable mechanism (2) passes through the mount (1) and carries out extension/retraction movement in the mount (1) relative to the transmission mechanism (3) to drive the transmission mechanism (3) to move between the extensible/retractable mechanism (2) and the locking mechanism (4), thereby controlling the locking or unlocking of the locking mechanism (4). The battery case comprises the body (6) and the battery case unlocking apparatus. The quick battery case replacement system comprises: the battery holder (7), a replacement device (8), and the battery case.
US11837744B2	Battery pack and electrical consumer A battery pack and an electrical consumer are provided. The battery pack includes multiple battery cells, box, and a handle. The box includes a first housing and a second housing. The first housing and the second housing together define a first accommodation cavity and at least one second accommodation cavity, and each of the first housing and the second housing is provided with a first limiting portion at a top of each of the at least one second accommodation cavity. The handle includes a handle body, at least one connecting portion, and second limiting portions. The second limiting portions are connected with the handle body and/or the at least one connecting portion, the at least one connecting portion is disposed in the at least one second accommodation cavity respectively.
US11837743B2	Battery with a fire protection device and motor vehicle A battery with a fire protection device, wherein the battery includes a plurality of battery cells and a battery housing, wherein a respective battery cell is arranged in an interior space of the battery housing. The fire protection device includes a composite layer with a thermal insulation layer and with a protective layer arranged on the insulation layer, wherein the composite layer is arranged on a battery housing interior side facing the interior space of the battery housing, and the insulation layer is arranged as an intermediate layer between a surface of the battery housing interior side and the protective layer and is protected by the protective layer against a gas and/or flame stream exiting the respective battery cell in the event of damage, whereby its thermally insulating properties are maintained.
US11837741B2	Electrical apparatus using battery pack The electrical apparatus, in which a series connection state and a parallel connection state of an upper cell unit including five battery cells and a lower cell unit can be automatically switched by means of a difference in a terminal shape on the electrical apparatus body side, has a terminal holder and holds apparatus side terminals. The terminal holder, which establishes an electrically connected state with the connection terminals of the battery pack, is provided with two parallel protruding parts that extend in the forward-backward direction, and second rail grooves fitted to the protruding parts on the electrical apparatus side. Due to the fitting, relative movement of the terminal holder and the battery pack in the vertical direction can be suppressed, and wear on the apparatus side terminals can be greatly suppressed.
US11837734B2	Oxygen reduction catalyst employing graphite of negative electrode of waste battery, and preparation method therefor The invention pertains to the field of catalysts. Disclosed is a method for preparing an oxygen reduction catalyst employing graphite of a negative electrode of a waste battery. The method comprises the following steps: (1) recovering graphite slag from a waste battery, then performing heat treatment on the graphite slag; (2) performing ball-milling and mixing on the treated graphite slag, an iron salt, and a nitrogenous organic compound to acquire a catalyst precursor; (3) performing carbonization treatment on the catalyst precursor in an inert gas atmosphere to acquire a carbon-based mixture comprising iron and nitrogen; and (4) dissolving the carbon-based mixture comprising iron and nitrogen in an acid solution, performing filtration and drying, performing carbonization treatment again in an inert gas atmosphere, so as to acquire an oxygen reduction catalyst employing graphite of a negative electrode of a waste battery. The invention uses graphite slag generated in a recovery process of a waste lithium ion battery as a raw material. The graphite slag is widely available, and has low costs. The invention reduces environmental pollution, and has economic benefits.
US11837733B2	Sub-nanometric particles-metal organic framework complex including multi-shell hollow metal organic framework and subnanometric particles The present disclosure relates to a sub-nanometric particles-metal organic framework complex including a multi-shell hollow metal organic framework (MOF) and sub-nanometric particles (SNPs), and a method of preparing the same.
US11837731B2	Cathode active material for lithium secondary battery A positive electrode active material for a lithium secondary battery, including a sulfur-carbon composite and a coating layer located on a surface of the sulfur-carbon composite and including a carbon nanostructure and iron oxyhydroxynitrate.
US11837726B2	Cathode active material for secondary battery, cathode for secondary battery including the same, secondary battery including the cathode for secondary battery, and manufacturing methods thereof The present disclosure relates to a cathode active material for a secondary battery, a cathode for a secondary battery including the same, a secondary battery including the cathode for a secondary battery and manufacturing methods thereof. More particularly, it is possible to obtain a secondary battery having excellent electrochemical characteristics by electrochemically inducing a structural phase change in the cathode active material of a secondary battery including NaCl as a cathode active material.
US11837721B2	Slurry, all solid state battery and method for producing all solid state battery A main object of the present disclosure is to provide a slurry capable of forming an all solid state battery with low ion resistivity. The present disclosure achieves the object by providing a slurry comprising a sulfide solid electrolyte and a solvent, and the solvent includes a first solvent and a second solvent, a boiling point of the first solvent is 80° C. or more and less than a crystallization temperature of the sulfide solid electrolyte, the first solvent is acyclic ether based solvent, acyclic ester based solvent, or acyclic ketone based solvent, and a boiling point of the second solvent is the crystallization temperature of the sulfide solid electrolyte or more.
US11837719B2	Lithium cobalt-based positive electrode active material, preparation method thereof, positive electrode including same, and secondary battery including positive electrode A method for preparing a lithium cobalt-based positive electrode active material and a positive electrode active material prepared by the method are provided. The method includes dry-mixing and then heat treating a lithium cobalt oxide particle represented by Formula 1 and one or more lithium metal oxide particle selected from the group consisting of lithium aluminum oxide, lithium zirconium oxide, and lithium titanium oxide.
US11837718B2	Negative electrode for lithium secondary battery and lithium secondary battery comprising the same A negative electrode for a lithium secondary battery and a lithium secondary battery including the negative electrode are disclosed. The negative electrode includes a negative electrode current collector, a first negative electrode active material layer present on the negative electrode current collector, and a second negative electrode active material layer present on the first negative electrode active material layer. The first negative electrode active material layer includes two or more kinds of first negative electrode active materials, and the second negative electrode active material layer includes a second negative electrode active material having swelling that is smaller than that of the first negative electrode active material layer. Therefore, the surface of the negative electrode does not exhibit deformation during pre-lithiation.
US11837716B2	Electrode assembly for rechargeable lithium battery, and rechargeable lithium battery including same An electrode assembly for a rechargeable lithium battery and a rechargeable lithium battery including the same are disclosed. The electrode assembly for the rechargeable lithium battery includes: a negative electrode including a current collector; a negative active material layer; an organic-inorganic composite layer integrated with the negative active material layer, the negative active material layer including an organic layer and an inorganic layer; and a positive electrode, the negative active material layer including a first layer physically contacting the current collector, the first layer including a first carbon-based negative active material, and a second layer on the first layer, including a second carbon-based negative active material, wherein a DD value of the first layer is about 30% to about 90% of a DD value of the negative active material layer, and the DD values are defined by Equation 1. DD(Degree of Divergence)=(Ia/Itotal)*100 Equation 1
US11837714B2	Composite, electrochemical active material composite using the composite, electrode including the composite or electrochemical active material composite, lithium battery including the electrode, field emission device including the composite, biosensor including the composite, semiconductor device including the composite, and thermoelectric device including the composite A composite including: at least one selected from a silicon oxide of the formula SiO2 and a silicon oxide of the formula SiOx wherein 0
US11837713B2	Preparation method of cathode material for secondary battery A preparation method of a cathode material for a secondary battery is provided. First, a lithium metal phosphate material and a first conductive carbon are provided. The lithium metal phosphate material is made of a plurality of secondary particles. Each of the secondary particles is formed by the aggregation of a plurality of primary particles. An interparticle space is formed between the plurality of primary particles. Next, the lithium metal phosphate material and the first conductive carbon are mixed by a mechanical method, and a composite material is prepared. The first conductive carbon is uniformly arranged in the interparticle space. After that, a second conductive carbon, a binder and a solvent are provided. Finally, the composite material, the second conductive carbon, the binder and the solvent are mixed, and a cathode material for preparing a positive plate is prepared.
US11837712B2	Anode electrode composition of Li-ion battery cell In an embodiment, a Li-ion battery cell comprises an anode electrode with an electrode coating that (1) comprises Si-comprising active material particles, (2) exhibits an areal capacity loading in the range of about 3 mAh/cm2 to about 12 mAh/cm2, (3) exhibits a volumetric capacity in the range from about 600 mAh/cc to about 1800 mAh/cc in a charged state of the cell, (4) comprises conductive additive material particles, and (5) comprises a polymer binder that is configured to bind the Si-comprising active material particles and the conductive additive material particles together to stabilize the anode electrode against volume expansion during the one or more charge-discharge cycles of the battery cell while maintaining the electrical connection between the metal current collector and the Si-comprising active material particles.
US11837696B2	Solid electrolyte, preparation method thereof, metal air battery including the same, and electrochemical device including the same A solid electrolyte including: an oxide represented by Formula 1 LiyMzHfO3-x Formula 1 wherein, in Formula 1, M is a divalent element, a trivalent element, or a combination thereof, and 0≤x<3, 0
US11837695B2	Oxide, method of preparing the same, solid electrolyte including the oxide, and electrochemical device including the oxide An oxide including a compound represented by Formula 1: (LixM1y)(M2)3-δ(M3)2-ωO12-zXz Formula 1 wherein, in Formula 1, 6≤x≤8, 0≤y<2, −0.2≤δ≤0.2, −0.2≤ω≤0.2, and 0≤z≤2; M1 is a monovalent cation, a divalent cation, a trivalent cation, or a combination thereof; M2 is a monovalent cation, a divalent cation, a trivalent cation, or a combination thereof; M3 is a monovalent cation, a divalent cation, a trivalent cation, a tetravalent cation, a pentavalent cation, a hexavalent cation, or a combination thereof; wherein at least one of M1, M2, or M3 includes at least four elements; and X is a monovalent anion, a divalent anion, a trivalent anion, or a combination thereof.
US11837693B2	Polyolefin microporous membrane with improved puncture elongation and thermomechanical properties and method for manufacturing the same A polyolefin microporous membrane has a puncture elongation of not more than 2.30 mm. The temperature of the stress inflection point is not less than 80.0° C., and the stress peak value is not more than 1.8 gin thermomechanical analysis (TMA) measurement of the transverse direction of the polyolefin microporous membrane.
US11837689B2	Current collector including opening formation portion and battery using same The purpose of the present invention is to provide a current collector that has high strength and is easily impregnated with an electrolyte. This current collector is provided with an opening formation portion provided with a plurality of openings, the current collector being characterized in that a protruding portion is formed at the tip of each opening, and only partial locations of the opening formation portion reach an end surface of the current collector and the other locations thereof do not reach the end surface.
US11837686B2	Optical device package and method for manufacturing the same An optical device package includes a substrate, a light emitting device, a light detecting device, one or more electronic chips, a clear encapsulation layer and a patterned reflective layer. The substrate has a surface. The light emitting device is disposed on the surface of the substrate, the light detecting device is disposed on the surface of the substrate, and the light emitting device and the light detecting device have a gap. The one or more electronic chips are at least partially embedded in the substrate, and electrically connected to the light emitting device and the light detecting device. The clear encapsulation layer is disposed on the surface of the substrate and encapsulates the light emitting device and the light detecting device. The patterned reflective layer is disposed on an upper surface of the clear encapsulation layer and at least overlaps the gap between the light emitting device and the light detecting device in a projection direction perpendicular to the surface of the substrate.
US11837685B2	Dimming agent and light-emitting device containing dimming agent A dimming agent according to one or more embodiments is disclosed that may include at least one of terbium, praseodymium, manganese, titanium. A diffuse reflection intensity of the dimming agent in a wavelength of from 400 nm to 750 nm may be 80% or less.
US11837681B2	Method of fabricating an avalanche photodiode employing single diffusion An avalanche photodiode with a diffused junction and the method for its fabrication are disclosed. The method comprising forming, on a substrate, a first high-doped region and a low-doped region; performing selective area growth (SAG) with in-situ etchant on the low-doped region to grow a SAG structure; and diffusing through the SAG structure to form a second high-doped region in the low-doped region.
US11837680B2	Substrate structuring methods The present disclosure relates to methods and apparatus for structuring a semiconductor substrate. In one embodiment, a method of substrate structuring includes applying a resist layer to a substrate optionally disposed on a carrier. The resist layer is patterned using ultraviolet radiation or laser ablation. The patterned portions of the resist layer are then transferred onto the substrate by micro-blasting to form desired features in the substrate while unexposed or un-ablated portions of the resist layer shield the rest of the substrate. The substrate is then exposed to an etch process and a de-bonding process to remove the resist layer and release the carrier.
US11837678B2	Germanium photodiode A photodiode includes an active area formed by intrinsic germanium. The active area is located within a cavity formed in a silicon layer. The cavity is defined by opposed side walls which are angled relative to a direction perpendicular to a bottom surface of the silicon layer. The angled side walls support epitaxial growth of the intrinsic germanium with minimal lattice defects.
US11837675B2	Semitransparent thin-film solar module A thin-film solar module with a substrate and a layer structure applied thereon that comprises a rear electrode layer, a front electrode layer, and an absorber layer arranged between the back electrode layer and the front electrode layer. Serially connected solar cells are formed in the layer structure by patterning zones, wherein each patterning zone comprises a first patterning line for subdividing at least the rear electrode layer, a second patterning line for subdividing at least the absorber layer, and at least one third patterning line for subdividing at least the front electrode layer. At least one patterning zone has one or more optically transparent zones in a zone region reduced by the first patterning line, which are in each case rear-electrode-layer-free, wherein the one or more optically transparent zones are implemented such that the rear electrode layer is continuous in the zone region.
US11837660B2	Semiconductor device and method A semiconductor device and method of manufacture are provided which utilizes metallic seeds to help crystallize a ferroelectric layer. In an embodiment a metal layer and a ferroelectric layer are formed adjacent to each other and then the metal layer is diffused into the ferroelectric layer. Once in place, a crystallization process is performed which utilizes the material of the metal layer as seed crystals.
US11837659B2	Integrated circuit with drain well having multiple zones An integrated circuit includes a drift region in a substrate, a drain in the substrate which includes a doped drain well, the doped drain well including a first zone, having a first concentration of a first dopant, and a second zone, having a second concentration of the first dopant, where the first concentration is smaller than the second concentration, and a gate electrode over the drift region and being separated from the doped drain well in a direction parallel to a top surface of the substrate by a distance greater than 0.
US11837658B1	Semiconductor device comprising a lateral super junction field effect transistor Disclosed is a semiconductor device, including: a substrate of a first conductivity type that is a base for the semiconductor device; a high voltage junction field effect transistor, JFET, over the substrate, wherein the JFET including a plurality of parallel conductive layers; and a first conductive layer of the second conductivity type of the parallel conductive layers stretching over the substrate. On top of the first conductive layer of the second conductivity type is arranged a plurality of layers forming the parallel conductive layers with channels formed by a plurality of doped epitaxial layers of the second conductivity type with a plurality of gate layers of the first conductivity type on both sides thereof; wherein a lowermost layer of the first conductivity type is arranged in the form of consecutive dots with different lengths and distances between them.
US11837657B2	Gate trench power semiconductor devices having improved deep shield connection patterns A power semiconductor device comprises a semiconductor layer structure having a wide band-gap drift region having a first conductivity type, a gate trench having first and second opposed sidewalls that extend in a first direction in an upper portion of the semiconductor layer structure, first and second well regions having a second conductivity type in the upper portion of the semiconductor layer structure, the first well region comprising part of the first sidewall and the second well region comprising part of the second sidewall. A deep shielding region having the second conductivity type is provided underneath the gate trench, and a plurality of deep shielding connection patterns that have the second conductivity type are provided that electrically connect the deep shielding region to the first and second well regions. The deep shielding connection patterns are spaced apart from each other along the first direction.
US11837653B2	Lateral bipolar junction transistor including a stress layer and method Disclosed is a semiconductor structure with a lateral bipolar junction transistor (BJT). This semiconductor structure can be readily integrated into advanced silicon-on-insulator (SOI) technology platforms. Furthermore, to maintain or improve upon performance characteristics (e.g., cut-off frequency (fT)/maximum oscillation frequency (fmax) and beta cut-off frequency) that would otherwise be negatively impacted due to changing of the orientation of the BJT from vertical to lateral, the semiconductor structure can further include a dielectric stress layer (e.g., a tensilely strained layer in the case of an NPN-type transistor or a compressively strained layer in the case of a PNP-type transistor) partially covering the lateral BJT for charge carrier mobility enhancement and the lateral BJT can be configured as a lateral heterojunction bipolar transistor (HBT). Also disclosed is a method for forming the semiconductor structure.
US11837649B2	Method for selective removal of gate dielectric from dummy fin A method includes forming an active channel region, forming a dummy channel region, forming a first gate dielectric layer over the active channel region, forming a second gate dielectric layer over the dummy channel region, removing the second gate dielectric layer from the dummy channel region, forming a gate isolation region over and contacting the dummy channel region, and forming a first gate stack and a second gate stack. The first gate stack is on the active channel region. The gate isolation region separates the first gate stack from the second gate stack.

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