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US11765987B2	Phase change memory device based on nano current channel A phase change memory device based on a nano current channel is provided. A nano current channel layer structure is adopted and configured to limit the current channel. As such, when flowing through the layer, the current enters the phase change layer from nano crystal grains with high electrical conductivity, and the current is thereby confined in the nano current channels. By using the nano-scale conductive channels, the contact area between the phase change layer and the electrode layer is significantly decreased, the current density at local contact channel is significantly increased, and heat generation efficiency of the current in the phase change layer is improved. Moreover, an electrically insulating and heat-insulating material with low electrical conductivity and low thermal conductivity prevents heat in the phase change layer from being dissipated to the electrode layer, and Joule heat utilization efficiency of the phase change layer is thereby improved.
US11765985B2	Spurious junction prevention via in-situ ion milling Systems and techniques that facilitate spurious junction prevention via in-situ ion milling are provided. In various embodiments, a method can comprise forming a tunnel barrier of a Josephson junction on a substrate during a shadow evaporation process. In various instances, the method can further comprise etching an exposed portion of the tunnel barrier during the shadow evaporation process. In various embodiments, the shadow evaporation process can comprise patterning a resist stack onto the substrate. In various instances, the etching the exposed portion of the tunnel barrier can leave a protected portion of the tunnel barrier within a shadow of the resist stack. In various instances, the shadow of the resist stack can be based on a direction of the etching the exposed portion of the tunnel barrier. In various embodiments, the shadow evaporation process can further comprise depositing a first superconducting material on the substrate after the patterning the resist stack, oxidizing a surface of the first superconducting material to form the tunnel barrier, and depositing a second superconducting material over the protected portion of the tunnel barrier to form a Josephson junction. In various instances, the etching the exposed portion of the tunnel barrier can occur after the oxidizing the surface of the first superconducting material and before the depositing the second superconducting material.
US11765981B1	Magnetoresistance effect element and magnetic memory A magnetoresistance effect element with a small element size can be provided which achieves both an increase in a thermal stability factor Δ and a reduction in a writing current IC0 and which improves a performance index Δ/IC0(μA−1) obtained by dividing the thermal stability factor Δ by the writing current IC0. The magnetoresistance effect element includes a first reference layer (B1), a first junction layer (11), a first magnetic layer (21), a first non-magnetic coupling layer (31), a second magnetic layer (22), and a second junction layer (12), and a film thickness of the first non-magnetic coupling layer (31) is 0.1 nm or more and 0.3 nm or less.
US11765980B2	Method for forming a hard mask with a tapered profile Various embodiments of the present disclosure are directed towards a method for forming a memory cell. In some embodiments, a memory film is deposited over a substrate and comprises a bottom electrode layer, a top electrode layer, and a data storage film between the top and bottom electrode layers. A hard mask film is deposited over the memory film and comprises a conductive hard mask layer. The top electrode layer and the hard mask film are patterned to respectively form a top electrode and a hard mask over the top electrode. A trimming process is performed to decrease a sidewall angle between a sidewall of the hard mask and a bottom surface of the hard mask. An etch is performed into the data storage film with the hard mask in place after the trimming process to form a data storage structure underlying the top electrode.
US11765971B2	Luminescent tetradentate gold(III) compounds for organic light-emitting devices and their preparation A highly rigid tetradentate ligand is combined with a gold(III) ion as a thermally stable tetradentate gold(III) complex. The tetradentate gold(III) complex is a tetradentate gold(III) compound that can be used as a light-emitting material which can be used for fabricated of light-emitting devices such as an organic light-emitting diode (OLED). The tetradentate gold(III) compound can be deposited as a layer or a component of a layer using a solution-process or a vacuum deposition process. The luminescent tetradentate gold(III) compounds are robust and can provide electroluminescence (EL) with a high efficiency and brightness.
US11765967B2	Highly efficient OLED devices with very short decay times The present invention relates to organic light-emitting devices comprising (a) an anode, (i) a cathode, and (e) an emitting layer between the anode and cathode, comprising 2 to 40% by weight of a triplet emitter X having a difference of the singlet energy (ES1(X)) and the triplet energy (ET1(X)) of less than or equal to 0.4 eV [Δ(ES1(X))−(ET1(X))≤0.4 eV], 0.05 to 5.0% by weight of a fluorescent emitter Y and 55 to 97.95% by weight of a host compound(s), wherein the amount of the triplet emitter X, the fluorescent emitter Y and the host compound(s) adds up to a total of 100% by weight and the singlet energy of the triplet emitter X (ES1(X)) is greater than the singlet energy of the fluorescent emitter Y (ES1(Y)) [(ES1(X))>ES1(Y)]. By doping, for example, an emitting layer containing a luminescent organometallic complex having a small S1-T1 splitting, with a fluorescent emitter the emission decay time can significantly be shortened without sacrificing external quantum efficiency (EQE) because of very efficient energy transfer.
US11765964B2	Compositions and methods for stabilizing perovskite interfaces The present disclosure relates to a composition that includes a first layer that includes a perovskite defined by ABX3 and a second layer that includes a perovskite-like material defined by at least one of A′2B′X′4, A′3B′2X′9, A′B′X′4, A′2B′X′6, and/or A′2AB′2X′7, where the first layer is adjacent to the second layer, A is a first cation, B is a second cation, X is a first anion, A′ is a third cation, B′ is a fourth cation, X′ is a second anion, and A′ is different than A.
US11765961B2	Mask plate with transition region and fabricating method thereof The present disclosure provides a mask plate and a fabricating method thereof. The mask plate includes a patterning layer having a plurality of openings; a bonding region at a periphery of the patterning region and including a bonding part configured to be bonded to an external frame; and a transition region between the patterning region and the bonding region and including a transition part, the transition part adjoining the patterning layer and the bonding part, respectively; a thickness of the patterning layer is less than a thickness of the bonding part; and a thickness of a portion of the transition part adjoining the patterning layer is less than a thickness of a portion of the transition part adjoining the bonding part. The mask plate of the present disclosure can alleviate problem that the patterning layer is thin and easy to deform and has improved flatness of the patterning layer.
US11765955B2	Display device with first delta subpixel arrangement and second delta subpixel arrangement disposed along first and second axes and configured to determine luminance values to be assigned to subpixels and method of controlling the same For the first type of display pixel, a display device determines a luminance value assigned from a first frame pixel to the green subpixel, a luminance value assigned from the first frame pixel to each of the two red subpixels to be a value lower than a luminance value for one red subpixel, and a luminance value assigned from the first frame pixel to each of the two blue subpixels to be a value lower than a luminance value for one blue subpixel. For the second type of display pixel, the display device determines a luminance value assigned from a second frame pixel to each of the red subpixel and the blue subpixel, and a luminance value assigned from the second frame pixel to each of the two green subpixels to be a value lower than a luminance value determined for one green subpixel.
US11765953B2	Display apparatus including overlapping elements A display apparatus includes a first transistor including a first semiconductor layer and a first electrode that at least partially overlaps the first semiconductor layer. A first capacitor includes the first electrode and a second electrode that at least partially overlaps the first electrode. A second capacitor includes the second electrode and a third electrode that at least partially overlaps the second electrode. A first data line is configured to transfer a data voltage therethrough. First and second scan lines are configured to transfer first and second scan signals therethrough, respectively. A second transistor connects the first data line to the second electrode in response to the first scan signal. A third transistor connects the first electrode to a drain of the first transistor in response to the second scan signal.
US11765950B2	Display device A display device includes: a first substrate; a second substrate; first signal lines on the first substrate; second signal lines on the second substrate; first lateral wires on a lateral side of a first edge of the first substrate, and connected to end portions of the first signal lines; and second lateral wires on a lateral side of a second edge of the second substrate, and connected to end portions of the second signal lines. The first and second lateral wires are located in at least one first region and at least one second region, the at least one first region and the at least one second region being spaced from each other on the lateral sides of the first substrate and the second substrate. The at least one first region includes the first lateral wires, and the at least one second region includes the second lateral wires.
US11765949B2	Organic light-emitting display device including conductive lines having inclined surface An organic light-emitting display device includes a board that has an active area and an inactive area in the vicinity of the active area, a dielectric layer is disposed over the board, a pad into which a signal or power is input is disposed in the inactive area a conductive line which is disposed on the dielectric layer and is connected to the pad and along which power is thus transferred to the active area, a bump pattern is disposed underneath the dielectric layer, and the bump pattern includes a positive taper that is inclined toward the direction of the conductive line. Both sides of the conductive line include an inclined surface.
US11765948B2	Display device including a repair pattern to repair a defective pixel and method of repairing same Provided are a display device and a method of repairing the display device, wherein a defective pixel is repaired using a bankless structure that includes a repair pattern.
US11765946B2	Display device A display device includes a polycrystalline semiconductor including a channel and electrodes of a driving transistor; a gate electrode of the driving transistor on the channel of the driving transistor; a first storage electrode on the gate electrode of the driving transistor; a light blocking layer of a first transistor and a light blocking layer of a second transistor; an oxide semiconductor including a channel and electrodes of the first transistor, and a channel and electrodes of the second transistor; a gate electrode of the first transistor on the channel of the first transistor; and a gate electrode of the second transistor on the channel of the second transistor. The light blocking layer of the first transistor and the first storage electrode are on a same layer, and the light blocking layer of the second transistor and the gate electrode of the driving transistor are on a same layer.
US11765945B2	Display device having a black matrix A display device includes a window, a display panel arranged below the window and including a display area and a peripheral area outside the display area; and a component arranged below the display panel and at least partially overlapping the peripheral area, wherein a black matrix is arranged on a bottom surface of the window in correspondence with an area in the peripheral area other than an area where the component is located.
US11765942B2	Display device and manufacturing method of display device A display device and a manufacturing method of the display device are provided. The display device includes a substrate; a pixel definition layer disposed on the substrate and having a plurality of pixel openings; a surface-active nanolayer disposed on a surface of the substrate and on a surface extending to the pixel definition layer, wherein the surface-active nanolayer covers a plurality of nanoparticles; and a light-emitting layer disposed in the plurality of pixel openings.
US11765938B2	Organic light emitting diode display device for reducing defects due to an overlay change An organic light emitting diode display device includes: a substrate; a scan line configured to transfer a scan signal; a data line and a driving voltage line configured to transfer a data voltage and a driving voltage, respectively; a switching transistor including a switching drain electrode configured to output the data voltage; a driving transistor including a driving gate electrode connected with the switching drain electrode; a storage capacitor including a first storage electrode connected with the driving gate electrode and a second storage electrode connected with the driving voltage line; and an organic light emitting diode connected with a driving drain electrode of the driving transistor. The storage capacitor includes: a connector in which an edge of the second storage electrode is offset from an edge of the first storage electrode in a direction toward the center of the second storage electrode, and a storage compensator facing the connector.
US11765936B2	Display device including a semiconductor layer having a region with a widened width A display device according to an embodiment includes: a first conductive layer that is disposed on a substrate; a transistor that is disposed on the substrate; and a light emitting element that is electrically connected to the transistor, wherein the transistor includes a semiconductor layer that at least partially overlaps the first conductive layer and is disposed on the first conductive layer, and a gate electrode that is disposed on the semiconductor layer. The semiconductor layer includes a first region that does not overlap the first conductive layer, a third region that overlaps the first conductive layer, and a second region that is disposed between the first region and the third region and traverses an edge of the first conductive layer. The first width of the semiconductor layer in the first region is smaller than a second width of the semiconductor layer in the second region.
US11765931B2	Display device having an amount of polymerization initiator for curing the second organic insulating layer and the second organic insulating layer A display device includes a first substrate, a display region with pixels each including a light emitting element above the first substrate, a first inorganic insulating layer covering the display region, a first organic insulating layer on the first inorganic insulating layer, a second inorganic insulating layer on the first organic insulating layer, a second organic insulating layer on the second inorganic insulating layer, a third organic insulating layer a on the second organic insulating layer, acidity of the third organic insulating layer being stronger than acidity of the second organic insulating layer, and a polarizing plate arranged on the third organic insulating layer.
US11765930B2	Display substrate and method for manufacturing the same The present disclosure relates to the field of display technology, and provides a display substrate and a method for manufacturing the same. The display substrate includes: a light-emitting substrate comprising a plurality of light-emitting regions which are arranged in parallel with a light propagation direction, and each light-emitting region is provided with a light-emitting layer; a defining layer provided on the light-emitting substrate and including a plurality of hollow-out portions, and the hollow-out portions correspond to the light-emitting regions one to one; and a plurality of micro-lenses provided in the hollow-out portions in a one-to-one correspondence manner. With the present disclosure, it is possible to prevent damage to an underlying light-emitting substrate when forming the micro-lenses and to enhance the stability of the micro-lenses.
US11765926B2	Thin film encapsulation structure and method for manufacturing the same Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a thin film encapsulation structure and a method for manufacturing the same. The thin film encapsulation structure includes a laminated layer for encapsulating a member to be encapsulated located on a substrate, the laminated layer including an organic layer and an inorganic layer alternately stacked, wherein an outermost layer of the laminated layer is the inorganic layer, the organic layer having an inner surface facing the member, an outer surface opposite to the inner surface, and an end surface located between the inner and outer surface and extending over a region, at a periphery of the member, of the substrate, a restriction layer, for positioning the organic layer, located between the end surface of the organic layer and a surface of the substrate, wherein the organic layer has one of hydrophilicity and hydrophobicity and the restriction layer has the other of hydrophilicity and hydrophobicity.
US11765922B2	Display panel, display device and fabricating method of display panel comprising carrier functional layer having molecular chanins formed by cross-linking under light irradiation A display panel comprises includes: a base substrate; a first electrode layer and a second electrode layer on a side of the base substrate; a light-emitting layer between the first electrode layer and the second electrode layer; and a carrier functional layer located at least one of between the first electrode layer and the light-emitting layer, and between the second electrode layer and the light-emitting layer. The light-emitting layer has a plurality of light-emitting portions with different emergent light wavebands; and the carrier functional layer has a plurality of carrier functional portions corresponding to the plurality of light-emitting portions, the plurality of carrier functional portions having molecular chains, which is formed by cross-linking of monomers containing functional groups under light irradiation.
US11765921B2	Ionic compound, and coating composition and organic light-emitting device comprising same The present disclosure relates to an ionic compound, and a coating composition and an organic light emitting device including the same.
US11765919B2	Display panel An embodiment of the present disclosure provides a display panel having a non-rectangular display region. The display panel includes a substrate, a pixel definition layer, a first organic material layer, and a second organic material layer. The pixel definition layer is disposed on the substrate, and defines a first pixel area and a second pixel area on the substrate. The first organic material layer is disposed in the first pixel area and has a first light-emitting region. The second organic material layer is disposed in the second pixel area and has a second light-emitting region. The first organic material layer and the second organic material layer have the same material and the same vertical projection area on the substrate, and the vertical projection area of the first light-emitting region on the substrate is smaller than the vertical projection area of the second light-emitting region on the substrate.
US11765917B2	Organic thin film transistor and method of manufacturing organic thin film transistor Provided are an organic thin film transistor having high bendability and high stability in air and a method of manufacturing the organic thin film transistor. The organic thin film transistor includes: a gas barrier layer consisting of a resin layer and an inorganic layer; a transistor element that is formed on one main surface side of the gas barrier layer and includes a gate electrode, an insulating film, an organic semiconductor layer, a source electrode, and a drain electrode; and a sealing layer that is laminated on a side of the transistor element opposite to the gas barrier layer through an adhesive layer, in which a thickness of the resin layer in the gas barrier layer is less than a thickness ranging from the inorganic layer to the sealing layer in the gas barrier layer.
US11765916B2	Memory device and method of manufacturing memory device A memory device includes: a first interconnect; a second interconnect; a first string and a second string whose first ends are coupled to the first interconnect; a third string and a fourth string whose second ends are coupled to the second interconnect; a third interconnect; and driver. The third interconnect is coupled to second ends of the first and second strings and to first ends of the third and fourth strings. Each of the first, second, third, and fourth strings includes a first switch element and a memory cell coupled in series. The memory cell includes a second switch element and a resistance change element coupled in parallel. The third interconnect is coupled to the driver via the first interconnect or the second interconnect.
US11765912B2	Three dimensional memory arrays In an example, a memory array may include a plurality of first dielectric materials and a plurality of stacks, where each respective first dielectric material and each respective stack alternate, and where each respective stack comprises a first conductive material and a storage material. A second conductive material may pass through the plurality of first dielectric materials and the plurality of stacks. Each respective stack may further include a second dielectric material between the first conductive material and the second conductive material.
US11765911B2	Method of making magnetoresistive memory cell over a selector pillar A spin-orbit-torque (SOT) magnetoresistive random access memory (MRAM) device includes a SOT MRAM cell containing a first two terminal selector element, a nonmagnetic metallic assist plate, and a magnetic tunnel junction located between the first two terminal selector element and the nonmagnetic metallic assist plate, and a circuit selection element selected from a transistor or a second two terminal selector element electrically connected to the nonmagnetic metallic assist plate of the SOT MRAM cell.
US11765909B1	Process integration flow for embedded memory enabled by decoupling processing of a memory area from a non-memory area A process integration and patterning flow used to pattern a memory array area for an embedded memory without perturbing a fabricating process for logic circuitries. The fabrication process uses a pocket mask (e.g., a hard mask) to decouple the etching process of a memory array area and non-memory area. Such decoupling allows for a simpler fabrication process with little to no impact on the current fabrication process. The fabrication process may use multiple pocket masks to decouple the etching process of the memory array area and the non-memory area. This fabrication process (using multiple pocket masks) allows to avoid exposure of memory material into a second pocket etch chamber. The process of etching memory material is decoupled from the process of etching an encapsulation material. Examples of embedded memory include dynamic random-access memory and ferroelectric random-access memory.
US11765900B2	Vertical-type memory device A vertical-type memory device includes a plurality of gate electrode layers spaced apart from one another and stacked on a substrate, and extending by different lengths in a first direction and forming a staircase structure, a first interlayer insulating layer covering the staircase structure of the plurality of gate electrode layers, and a plurality of gate contact plugs penetrating the interlayer insulating layer and respectively in contact with the gate electrode layers. The plurality of gate electrode layers include lower gate electrode layers disposed adjacently to the substrate, and upper gate electrode layers disposed on the lower gate electrode layers, so that the lower gate electrodes are between the substrate and the upper gate electrode layers. The plurality of gate contact plugs include lower gate contact plugs connected to the lower gate electrode layers, and upper gate contact plugs connected to the upper gate electrode layers. The upper gate contact plugs have top-most portions disposed at a height higher than a height of top surfaces of the lower gate contact plugs.
US11765899B2	Semiconductor storage device A semiconductor storage device includes a first conductive layer; a first insulating layer between the first and second conductive layers; a second insulating layer between the first conductive layer and the first insulating layer; a third insulating layer between the second conductive layer and the first insulating layer; a fourth insulating layer between the second conductive layer and the third conductive layer; a fifth insulating layer between the second conductive layer and the fourth insulating layer; and a sixth insulating layer between the third conductive layer and the fourth insulating layer. The first conductive layer has a first surface. The second conductive layer has a second surface. A barrier conductive film containing at least one of nitrogen (N) or titanium (Ti) is provided on the first surface and the second surface.
US11765893B2	Structure of memory device having floating gate with protruding structure A structure of memory device includes trench isolation lines in a substrate, extending along a first direction. An active region in the substrate is between adjacent two of the trench isolation lines. A dielectric layer is disposed on the active region of the substrate. A floating gate corresponding to a memory cell is disposed on the dielectric layer between adjacent two of the trench isolation lines. The floating gate has a first protruding structure at a sidewall extending along the first direction. A first insulating layer crosses over the floating gate and the trench isolation lines. A control gate line is disposed on the first insulating layer over the floating gate, extending along a second direction intersecting with the first direction. The control gate line has a second protruding structure correspondingly stacked over the first protruding structure of the floating gate, and crosses over the trench isolation lines.
US11765891B2	One-time programmable (OTP) memory cell and fabrication method thereof A one-time programmable (OTP) memory cell includes a substrate having a first conductivity type and having an active area surrounded by an isolation region, a transistor disposed on the active area, and a capacitor disposed on the active area and electrically coupled to the transistor. The capacitor comprises a diffusion region of a second conductivity type in the substrate, a metallic film in direct contact with the active area, a capacitor dielectric layer on the metallic film, and a metal gate surrounded by the capacitor dielectric layer. The diffusion region and the metallic film constitute a capacitor bottom plate.
US11765890B2	Semiconductor memory device and method of forming the same A method includes forming a plurality of first line-shaped mask patterns over a substrate including a memory cell region and an array edge region; forming a plurality of second line-shaped mask patterns over the plurality of first line-shaped mask patterns; removing first portions from the plurality of first line-shaped mask patterns in the memory cell region to leave a plurality of island-shaped mask patterns above the memory cell region; removing second portions from the plurality of first line-shaped mask patterns in the array edge region to leave a holes-provided mask pattern above the array edge region; forming a mask pattern which includes a plurality of holes provided on portions; and forming, with the mask pattern which includes the plurality of holes, a plurality of contact holes in the array edge region to provide a plurality of contact electrodes connected to a plurality of word-lines.
US11765887B2	Capacitor, method of controlling the same, and transistor including the same A capacitor comprises a first electrode, a second electrode provided on the first electrode, a ferroelectric film provided between the first electrode and the second electrode, and a dielectric film provided between the ferroelectric film and the second electrode, impedance of the ferroelectric film and impedance of the dielectric film are determined such that a control voltage applied between the first electrode and the second electrode is equal to a capacitance boosting operating voltage, and the capacitance boosting operating voltage is determined by the following equation: V MAX = ( 1 + ❘ "\[LeftBracketingBar]" Z 2 ❘ "\[RightBracketingBar]" ❘ "\[LeftBracketingBar]" Z 1 ❘ "\[RightBracketingBar]" ) ⁢ t F ⁢ E FM where VMAX is a capacitance boosting operating voltage, Z1 is impedance of the ferroelectric film, Z2 is impedance of the dielectric film, tF is a thickness of the ferroelectric film, and EFM is an electric field applied to the ferroelectric film having a maximum polarization.
US11765882B2	Method for fabricating semiconductor device The present application discloses a method for fabricating a semiconductor device. The method for fabricating a semiconductor device includes providing a substrate comprising a center area and a peripheral area surrounding the center area, forming a first gate stack on the peripheral area and having a top surface, and forming an active column in the center area and having a top surface at a same vertical level as the top surface of the first gate stack.
US11765880B2	Method of manufacturing semiconductor device A method of manufacturing a semiconductor device includes: forming a lower structure that includes a substrate and conductive lines on the substrate, within a chip region and an edge region of the lower structure; forming data storage structures on the chip region of the lower structure; forming dummy structures on the edge region of the lower structure; forming an interlayer insulating layer covering the data storage structures and the dummy structures on the lower structure, the interlayer insulating layer including high step portions and low step portions, an upper end of the low step portions being lower than an upper end of the high step portions; and planarizing the interlayer insulating layer.
US11765879B2	Substrate processing apparatus and monitoring method A substrate processing apparatus according to an aspect of the present disclosure includes a mounting section on which a substrate is placed, a structure member provided above the mounting section so as to face the mounting section, and an optical sensor. The optical sensor is configured to detect a height of the mounting section, a height of the structure member, and a height of the substrate, by emitting light from above the structure member to a predetermined location of the mounting section, a predetermined location of the structure member, and the substrate, and by receiving reflection light from the mounting section, the structure member, and the substrate.
US11765875B2	Shielding film having multi-layered metal structure A shielding film having a multi-layered metal structure is provided, including an insulating layer and a multi-layered metal compounded on the insulating layer, wherein the thickness of each layer of metal is 0.05-5 μm, the multi-layered metal has 2-10 layers, and a conductive bonding layer is disposed between the multi-layered metal. In the present application, the thickness of each layer of metal is controlled by providing a multi-layered metal, and a conductive bonding layer is bonded between the layers of metal such that the shielding film has good flexibility and shielding effect. Additionally, the conductive bonding layer is used so that the binding force between the layers of metal is good, and a high-frequency signal shielding performance of greater than 80 db@10 ghz is ensured so that the shielding film has good flexibility and meets flexibility requirements for flexible circuit boards while also having good high-temperature resistance.
US11765870B2	Software-defined infrastructure for identifying and remediating an airflow deficiency scenario on a rack device A software-defined infrastructure can identify and remediate an airflow deficiency scenario on a rack device. A rack device manager can be configured to discover rack devices and create a representation of their physical locations. The rack device manager can also be configured to periodically retrieve airflow metrics of the rack devices to calculate an estimated airflow for each rack device. The rack device manager can use the estimated airflows and the airflow metrics to generate a rack device classifier for each rack device. Using these rack device classifiers, the rack device manager can detect when rack devices are experiencing airflow deficiencies and attempt to automatically remediate such deficiencies.
US11765866B2	Data center information technology cluster design A data center and a data center cluster have plurality of immersion cooling systems and a plurality of coolant units that provide two-phase coolant to one or more of the plurality of immersion cooling systems. Each coolant unit dispatches and manages two-phase coolant to two or more of the plurality of immersion cooling systems. The coolant units can fill or empty an immersion tank of an immersion cooling system, and can empty or fill a coolant tank in the coolant unit. A single-phase cooling fluid cools the vapor phase of the two-phase coolant in each immersion cooling system. The coolant units are modular, with a common interface to other coolant units and to immersion cooling systems to create a scalable cooling system and data center.
US11765855B2	Heating and air purifying apparatus using electronic device heat A heating and air purifying apparatus using electronic device heat includes: a cabinet accommodating electronic devices including a central processing unit (CPU), a graphic processing unit (GPU), a power supply unit (PSU), and a main board, having an air inlet on a side, and having an air outlet on a top; one or more partition plates disposed vertically, horizontally, or diagonally across the inner surface of the cabinet; and a discharge fan installed at the air outlet and discharging air in the cabinet to the outside, in which a cooling fan of the GPU is disposed on a side of the one or more partition plate, a GPU body including a graphic card of the GPU is disposed on the opposite side, and the CPU, the PSU, and the main board are accommodated in a space facing a side of the one or more partition plate.
US11765853B2	Server rack A server rack is configured to accommodate a network switch. The server rack includes a rack body, at least one stretchable frame, and at least one baffle. The rack body has two first strips opposite to each other. The stretchable frame includes a guiding part and an adjustable part slidably disposed on the guiding part. The guiding part and the adjustable part of the stretchable frame are respectively mounted on the two first strips. The baffle is connected to the guiding part. The baffle is located between the two first strips, and the baffle is configured to be located at a side of the network switch to guide an airflow to the network switch.
US11765852B2	Electronic apparatus and mounting base thereof A mounting base is provided. The mounting base is adapted to be selectively affixed to different supporting structures. The mounting base includes a mounting base body, a first hook, a second hook and a rotatable member. The first hook is formed on the mounting base body. The second hook is formed on the mounting base body. The rotatable member is pivoted on the mounting base body. The rotatable member is adapted to be rotated between a first orientation and the second orientation relative to the mounting base body. When the rotatable member is in the first orientation, the rotatable member is restricted by the mounting base body. When the rotatable member is in the second orientation, the rotatable member is restricted by the mounting base body.
US11765847B2	Flexible cover window and method of manufacturing the same Disclosed are a flexible cover window and a method of manufacturing the same. A glass-based flexible cover window includes planar portions formed so as to correspond to planar regions of a flexible display and a folding portion formed so as to be connected to the planar portions, the folding portion being formed so as to correspond to a folding region of the flexible display, wherein the folding portion including a shock compensation pattern unit, and the shock compensation pattern unit has cylindrical patterns.
US11765831B1	Resistive device According to an aspect, there is provided a printed circuit board-based resistive device. The resistive device comprises, arranged on a substrate of the printed circuit board of the printed circuit board: a first conductive pad; a second conductive pad; a resistive patch having a first longitudinal end connected to the first conductive pad and a second longitudinal end connected to the second conductive pad, wherein a width of the resistive patch varies along a length of the resistive patch and has a maximum at a point between the first and second longitudinal ends.
US11765829B2	Display device and electronic device To mitigate a bending stress in the flexible wiring substrate in a structure, a display panel, to which the flexible wiring substrate connects, is curved along a first direction, and the flexible wiring is bent back to the rear of the display panel. The flexible wiring substrate connects with the display panel at a first region and at a second region; the flexible wiring substrate connects with the wiring substrate at a third region and at a fourth region. The flexible wiring substrate has a narrowest width in the first direction at an intermediate region between the display panel and the wiring substrate. A first wiring group in the flexible wiring substrate connects the first region with the third region or the fourth region, a second wiring group in the flexible wiring substrate connects the second region with another one of the third region or the fourth region.
US11765826B2	Method of fabricating contact pads for electronic substrates Electronic substrates, contact pads for electronic substrates, and related methods are disclosed. Electronic substrates may include an electrically conductive layer that forms at least one contact pad and at least one metal trace on a non-conductive layer. The contact pads are arranged with greater thicknesses or heights above the non-conductive layer than the metal traces. Dielectric layers are disclosed that cover the metal traces while leaving top surfaces of the contact pads exposed. Top surfaces of the dielectric layers may be arranged to be coplanar with top surfaces of the contact pads to provide electronic substrates having generally planar top faces. Bottom faces of electronic substrates may include mounting pads that are coplanar with additional dielectric layers. Methods are disclosed that include forming dielectric layers to cover contact pads and metal traces, and removing surface portions of the dielectric layers until the contact pads are accessible through the dielectric layers.
US11765824B2	Laminated ceramic sintered body board for electronic device, electronic device, chip resistor, and method for manufacturing chip resistor A laminated ceramic sintered body board for an electronic device includes a ceramic sintered body board and a flattening film that is provided on an upper surface of the ceramic sintered body board and contains a thermally conductive filler, and the flattening film contains a thermally conductive filler.
US11765821B2	Flexible substrate According to one embodiment, a flexible substrate includes flexible insulating base material, conductive lines, a support body and a coating layer. The conductive lines are provided on the insulating base material. The support body supports the insulating base material. The coating layer covers the insulating base material and the support body. The conductive lines include scanning lines and signal lines. The scanning lines extend in a first direction and are arranged side by side in a second direction intersecting the first direction. The signal lines extend in the second direction and are arranged side by side in the first direction. The support body and the coating layer have a through hole in a region enclosed by two adjacent scanning lines and two adjacent signal lines.
US11765819B2	Multiple in-mold electronics structure and method of manufacturing the same Disclosed herein is an in-mold electronics (IME) structure. The IME structure includes a film, a first plastic resin positioned under the film, and a second plastic resin positioned under the first plastic resin. An electronic circuit is formed on a top or bottom surface of the second plastic resin by a plating method and also electronic elements are mounted thereon. The electronic elements include LED light sources, a plurality of protruding light guides configured to guide lighting through distribution and direction is formed on the top surface of the second plastic resin, and the LED light sources are installed in respective spaces provided by the light guides.
US11765815B2	Printed circuit board based solid state relay A bi-directional solid state switch includes: a first bus bar; a second bus bar; a first solid state switch implemented on a first printed circuit board (PCB), the first solid state switch including: a first control terminal; a first terminal electrically connected to the first bus bar; and a second terminal; and a second solid state switch implemented on a second PCB, the second solid state switch including: a second control terminal; a third terminal electrically connected to the second terminal of the first solid state switch; and a fourth terminal electrically connected to the second bus bar.
US11765814B2	Devices and methods related to nested filters Devices and methods related to nested filters. In some embodiments, a radio-frequency device can include a substrate, and first and second filter devices mounted on the substrate with respective support structures, such that at least a portion of the second filter device is positioned in a space defined by an underside of the first filter device and the support structures for the first filter device. Such a radio-frequency device can be, for example, a packaged module for use in an electronic device such as a wireless device.
US11765811B2	Flexible driver laser for inertial fusion energy Embodiments of a laser system having an extremely large number of small pulsed lasers for irradiating small targets in inertial confinement fusion experiments, high energy density physics experiments, and inertial fusion power plants is more flexible than existing laser systems. Embodiments facilitate finer control of critical features of laser pulses for inertial fusion, as well as significant reduction in development costs and expansion of the community involved in the research relative to existing laser systems. Embodiments produce smooth intensity profiles at the target, large bandwidth that is over two orders of magnitude greater than existing laser systems, and fine control over laser wavelengths, focal properties, temporal pulse shape, and illumination geometry. Properties of each of the small pulsed lasers are individually selectable.
US11765806B2	Intelligent and healthy lighting method and device for office space micro environment The present disclosure relates to an intelligent and healthy lighting method and device for an office space micro environment. According to the present disclosure, high-illuminance light can be provided, according to periodic variations of human rhythms and characteristics of office time (i.e., lighting time control data), in the morning to increase rhythmic stimulation to improve alertness of office staff and working efficiency. In addition, the present disclosure effectively solves the problem that conventional lamps cannot meet the requirements of human rhythm health by setting a lighting method having multiple modes (i.e., an awake mode, a rest mode, a relax mode, a work mode, a night mode, and a silence mode) and multiple scenes (i.e., determining a lighting mode according to ambient light data, lighting time control data, and human posture data).
US11765802B2	Isolated primary side switched converter for LED loads An isolated primary side switched converter (100) has a galvanic isolation stage (105) separating a primary side (101) and a secondary side (103). The secondary side winding (107) is connected to a rectification circuit and has a center tap. A first terminal (T1), a second terminal (T2) and a third terminal (T3) are provided for connecting one or more LED loads (LED1, LED2) to the secondary side (103) of the converter (100). The rectification circuit (109) is configured to set the first terminal (T1) at a positive electrical polarity and to set the second terminal (T2) at a negative polarity. The third terminal (T3) is electrically connected to the center tap. One or two LED loads can be connected between T1 and T3 (low voltage) and T2 and T3 (low voltage), or in one embodiment a single LED load can also be connected between T1 and T2 (high voltage).
US11765798B2	High heat in-situ camera systems and operation methods An imaging system for a high-heat cooking appliance, including a camera system including an optical sensor, a lens, and a set of light emitters; and a camera cooling mechanism thermally connected to the camera system.
US11765792B2	PTC heating module and a method for producing the PTC heating module The disclosure relates to a PTC heating module for heating a fluid and a method for producing such a PTC heating module. The PTC heating module includes a plurality of PTC thermistors having main surfaces disposed opposite to one another and spaced apart relative to one another in a thickness direction. The PTC thermistors are arranged between two contact plates next to one another transversely to the thickness direction and spaced apart relative to one another. The main surfaces of the PTC thermistors are electrically contacted with a contact surface of the two contact plates. At least one dielectric function element is arranged between the two contact plates and laterally sealingly engages about the respective PTC thermistors to at least partially fill a hollow space between the two contact plates and facilitate enlarging a creepage distance between the two contact plates within the hollow space.
US11765791B2	Systems and methods for providing low latency services via an evolved packet core network A controller may create pseudo-slices to provide differentiated levels of service and/or execution of services at different edge locations within an Evolved Packet Core (“EPC”) network based on existing identifiers that are used to configure control plane and/or user plane function of the network. Each pseudo-slice may allow User Equipment (“UE”) to directly exchange user plane traffic with remote nodes in the core network for latency insensitive services, or with local nodes at the closer edge locations for low latency services. The different classes of service provided by the controller may be based on an Access Point Name (“APN”), Quality-of-Service Class Identifier (“QCI”), Service Provider Identifier (“SPID”), Allocation and Retention Priority (“ARP”), and/or other request or profile identifiers. The controller may also create pseudo-slices to leverage Fifth Generation (“5G”) connectivity when exchanging the user plane traffic in an EPC network that supports 5G Non-Standalone Access (“NSA”).
US11765784B2	Data communication while in RRC inactive state This disclosure relates to performing data communication while in an inactive state in a cellular communication system.
US11765781B2	Method and apparatus for radio link monitoring and radio link failure in sidelink communication Disclosed are a communication scheme and a system thereof for converging an IoT technology and a 5G communication system for supporting a high data transmission rate beyond that of a 4G system. The disclosure may be applied to a smart service (for example, a smart home, a smart building, a smart city, a smart car or connected car, healthcare, digital education, retail business, a security and security related service, or the like) on the basis of a 5G communication technology and an IoT related technology. Disclosed are a method and apparatus for performing radio link monitoring (RLM) and radio link failure (RLF) in a vehicle communication (V2X) system.
US11765780B2	Handover based on one or more results of listen-before-talk processes A first base station receives, from a second base station, at least one listen before talk (LBT) parameter based on one or more results of one or more LBT processes performed by the second base station on one or more unlicensed cells. Based on the one or more results of the one or more LBT processes performed by the second base station transmit, a request for a handover of a wireless device to the second base station is transmitted to the second base station. A response confirming the request for the handover is received from the second base station.
US11765777B2	Dynamic allocation of bandwidth in 5G wireless network Spectrum and radio resources associated with a 5G radio unit (RU) of a host network are dynamically allocated amongst one or more guest networks. A provisioning plane receives inputs from a guest network operator that identifies desired times, locations and/or frequency bands for desired network coverage. The provisioning plane responsively identifies bandwidth allocations that meet the requested parameters for exclusive use by the guest network. User equipment (UE) associated with each guest network maintains time and frequency synchronization with the host network, but otherwise limits its communications to the frequency bands allocated to the guest network. By dynamically obtaining physical radio and spectrum resources from a host provider and by scaling backend network capabilities using cloud resources, guest networks for any number of different purposes can be quickly deployed or modified as desired.
US11765776B2	Feedback for message B of a two-step random access channel procedure Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A user equipment (UE) may use information received as part of a two-step random access channel (RACH) procedure to indicate that the two-step RACH procedure has been completed. For example, a UE may perform a two-step RACH procedure that includes the UE transmitting a first message to a base station and, in response, receiving a second message from a base station. The second message may include feedback information the UE uses to signal that the RACH procedure has been completed. In some examples, the feedback information may indicate a physical channel or grant, or both, and a third message may be transmitted by the UE based on the feedback information included in the second message. As such, the third message may serve as an indication that the second message was received, and the UE completed the RACH procedure.
US11765771B2	Fallback procedures for two-step random access procedures Fallback procedures for user equipments (UEs) are described that provide efficient fallback to a four-step random access procedure from a two-step random access procedure. For example, after transmitting a first message of a two-step random access procedure, a UE may start a fallback timer or counter and monitor for a second message of the two-step random access procedure for the duration of the fallback timer or counter. At the expiration of the fallback timer or counter, the UE may fall back to a four-step random access procedure. In some cases, the UE may transmit multiple repetitions of the first message and monitor for responses after transmitting the repetitions or after each repetition. Additionally, or alternatively, the base station may transmit an explicit signal to the UE that may signal to the UE to perform a fallback procedure at a beginning or middle of a random access procedure.
US11765764B2	CSI (channel state information)-RS (reference signal) overhead reduction for class B FD (full dimensional)-MIMO (multiple input multiple output) systems Techniques for measuring CSI (Channel State Information) based on beamformed CSI-RS having reduced overhead are discussed. One example embodiment configured to be employed in a UE (User Equipment) comprises a memory; and one or more processors configured to: process higher layer signaling indicating one or more CSI-RS resources associated with a plurality of REs (Resource Elements) comprising a RE for each CSI-RS resource for each of one or more CSI-RS APs (Antenna Ports) in each of a plurality of continuous PRBs (physical resource blocks); process additional higher layer signaling comprising one or more CSI-RS parameters that indicate a subset of the plurality of REs associated with a beamformed CSI-RS transmission; decode one or more CSI-RSs from the indicated subset; and measure one or more CSI parameters based on the decoded one or more CSI-RSs.
US11765763B2	Multi-user MIMO systems and methods A method and system are provided for scheduling data transmission in a Multiple-Input Multiple-Output (MIMO) system. The MIMO system may comprise at least one MIMO transmitter and at least one MIMO receiver. Feedback from one or more receivers may be used by a transmitter to improve quality, capacity, and scheduling in MIMO communication systems. The method may include generating or receiving information pertaining to a MIMO channel metric and information pertaining to a Channel Quality Indicator (CQI) in respect of a transmitted signal; and sending a next transmission to a receiver using a MIMO mode selected in accordance with the information pertaining to the MIMO channel metric, and an adaptive coding and modulation selected in accordance with the information pertaining to the CQI.
US11765761B2	Transmission method and device A transmission method and a transmission device are provided to satisfy different transmission demands in limited conditions of system resources. The transmission method includes: determining a channel priority of a first channel by a terminal device; determining a transmission scheme of the first channel by the terminal device according to the channel priority of the first channel; and performing a transmission of the first channel by the terminal device using the determined transmission scheme.
US11765758B2	Resource configuration method and apparatus, computer device and storage medium The present disclosure relates to a resource configuration method and apparatus, a computer device, and a storage medium. A terminal receives configuration information sent by a network device. Since the configuration information is used to indicate at least one PUCCH resource, and the at least one PUCCH resource is used to transmit feedback response information corresponding to a plurality of downlink semi-persistent scheduling resources, the terminal may send the feedback response information corresponding to the downlink semi-persistent scheduling resources on the PUCCH resource indicated by the configuration information, or a plurality of SPS resources may share one PUCCH resource, so that each downlink semi-persistent scheduling resource has a corresponding PUCCH resource that may transmit the feedback response information, thereby avoiding the circumstance in the prior art in which some downlink semi-persistent scheduling resources have no available PUCCH resources, and ensuring the quality of data transmission.
US11765757B2	Dynamic reallocation of periodic occasions for wireless communications Aspects of the present disclosure relate to wireless communications, and more particularly, to mechanisms for activating semi-static or periodic occasions for communications.
US11765744B2	Method for cell cyclic downlink transmission in wireless communication system and apparatus therefor The present application provides a method for receiving a downlink signal by a terminal in a wireless communication system. Specifically, the method comprises the steps of: receiving a downlink control signal, a first downlink data signal, a first downlink demodulation reference signal for the first downlink data signal in a first time unit; and receiving a second downlink data signal and a second downlink demodulation reference signal for the second downlink data signal in a second time unit, wherein the downlink control signal includes information on a first antenna port for a reference signal, the first antenna port being quasi-co-located (QCL) with an antenna port for the first downlink demodulation reference signal, and information on a second antenna port for a reference signal, the second antenna port being quasi-co-located (QCL) with an antenna port for the second downlink demodulation reference signal.
US11765741B2	Radio communication method, chip, and system A radio communication method, and apparatus are provided. The method includes: obtaining, in a second scheduling period based on a first candidate downlink control channel, a second candidate downlink control channel from a control resource set corresponding to the second scheduling period, the first candidate downlink control channel and the second candidate downlink control channel comprise the same downlink control information, a correspondence exists between a first aggregation level of the first candidate downlink control channel and a second aggregation level of the second candidate downlink control channel, and an offset exists between a sequence number of the second candidate downlink control channel and a sequence number of the first candidate downlink control channel; and combining and decoding the first candidate downlink control channel and the second candidate downlink control channel.
US11765736B2	Fast feedback for sidelink channels Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a first user equipment (UE) may receive, from a second UE on a sidelink channel, an indicator of a state of the sidelink channel. Accordingly, the first UE may transmit, to a base station, a request for an additional resource for the sidelink channel, based at least in part on determining that the indicator of the state of the sidelink channel satisfies a condition. For example, the first UE may determine that a modulation and coding scheme (MCS) supported by a current resource for the sidelink channel is outside a range of MCSs granted by the base station. In some aspects, the request may include a negative-acknowledgement (NACK) signal, and the first UE may also transmit a scheduling request for transmitting the indicator of the state of the sidelink channel Numerous other aspects are provided.
US11765733B2	Techniques for measurement gap configurations Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A user equipment (UE) may receive, from a base station, control signaling including an indication of a first measurement gap configuration associated with a first bandwidth part (BWP) and associated with measurements for communications at the UE over a frequency outside of the first BWP in a frequency domain. The UE may receive, from the base station, a downlink message including an indication of the first BWP. The UE may then communicate with the base station during a first time interval based on the indication of the first measurement gap configuration and the indication of the first BWP.
US11765732B2	Uplink control information reporting Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A user equipment (UE) may be configured to communicate with a base station on different channels or messages with different processing timelines. In order to prevent a collision between processing communications associated with the different length TTIs, the UE may drop one or more communications on corresponding channels with longer processing timelines to receive and/or process the transmission on the channel with a shorter processing timeline. Additionally, the UE may transmit uplink control information (UCI) for the one or more dropped communications, where the UCI may include hybrid access request (HARQ) acknowledgement/negative acknowledgement (ACK/NAK) feedback, channel quality indicator (CQI), precoding matrix indicator (PMI), rank indicator (RI), etc. If a downlink transmission is dropped, the UE may transmit a NAK message. Alternatively, if an uplink transmission is dropped, the UE may transmit at least a portion of the UCI.
US11765731B2	Discrete fourier transform based uplink control information design Example implementations include a method, apparatus and computer-readable medium of wireless communication. A user equipment (UE) may identify a discrete Fourier transform (DFT) matrix including a number of rows and columns based on scheduled physical uplink control channel (PUCCH) resources including a number of symbols in a time domain and a number of sub-carriers in a frequency domain. The UE may select a codepoint from a sequence pool derived from the DFT matrix based on a payload value of uplink control information (UCI) to be transmitted on the PUCCH resources. The UE may transmit the selected codepoint on the scheduled PUCCH resources.
US11765720B2	System and method for bandwidth part operation Methods and systems are described herein for bandwidth part (BWP) operation in 5G wireless systems. A wireless transmit/receive unit (WTRU), configured with at least one bandwidth part (BWP), may receive a signal including an indication for the WTRU to perform measurements on a target BWP, which may be received as part of downlink control information (DCI) in the current active BWP. The WTRU may determine a measurement gap type based on at least one of a subcarrier spacing (SCS) of a current active BWP and a SCS of the target BWP. The WTRU may determine a measurement gap for the target BWP based on the measurement gap type. The WTRU may measure channel state information (CSI) in the target BWP during the measurement gap. The WTRU may send a report including the measured CSI in the current active BWP.
US11765719B2	Method for transmitting and receiving physical downlink shared channel in wireless communication system, and apparatus therefor A method of receiving, by a user equipment (UE), a physical downlink shared channel (PDSCH) in a wireless communication system is disclosed. The method comprises receiving configuration information related to the PDSCH, receiving a message representing an activation of a transmission configuration indicator (TCI) state related to the PDSCH, receiving physical downlink control information (DCI) scheduling the PDSCH, and receiving the PDSCH based on the DCI. Specific frequency domains related to the activation are determined based on the message, and the activated TCI states are related to the specific frequency domains.
US11765718B2	Scheduling resource allocation in wireless network Wireless communications are described. Cells may be grouped into a plurality of cell groups. A wireless device may determine that a secondary cell has an invalid scheduling request (SR) resource based on one or more conditions. The wireless device may send a preamble if the secondary cell has an invalid SR resource.
US11765716B2	Scheduling on a cell from different cells Methods and apparatuses for scheduling on a cell from different cells. A method for operating a UE includes receiving first information for first and second scheduling cells of a scheduled cell and second information for receptions of physical downlink control channels (PDCCHs) from the first and second scheduling cells. The PDCCHs provide downlink control information (DCI) formats. The DCI formats schedule physical uplink shared channel (PUSCH) transmissions, or physical downlink shared channel (PDSCH) receptions, on the scheduled cell. The method further includes determining whether to receive the PDCCHs either only from the first scheduling cell or only from the second scheduling cell within a time unit based on the second information and receiving the PDCCHs either only from the first scheduling cell or only from the second scheduling cell within the time unit.
US11765714B2	Method and device for supporting latency services via a logical channel in a mobile 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. The present invention suggests a method for transmitting and receiving signals satisfying a maximum delay time, and a method and a device for effectively processing signals that are influenced by the transmission and reception of the signals satisfying the maximum delay time.
US11765713B2	Method and apparatus for wireless communications Embodiments of a method and an apparatus for wireless communications are disclosed. In an embodiment, a method for wireless communications involves, at a first station (STA), transmitting a first Physical Layer Protocol Data Unit (PPDU) that includes a first frame to a second STA, wherein the first frame indicates a first duration of a second PPDU that is transmitted subsequent to the first PPDU by a single STA, wherein a non-Trigger-Based (non-TB) PPDU format is used for the second PPDU, and wherein the first frame solicits a response frame included as part of the second PPDU, and at the first STA, receiving from the second STA, the second PPDU that includes the response frame.
US11765709B2	Common beam training for a group of component carriers Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. The described techniques provide for training a beam for multiple component carriers (CCs) for concurrent communications in a wireless communications system associated with limited user equipment (UE) capabilities. The UE receives, via a first receive beam, a first reference signal on a group of CCs over a first symbol. The UE also receives, via a second receive beam, a second reference signal on the group of CCs over a second symbol. The UE selects a receive beam for a subsequent communication based on determining a value of a parameter for each of the first and the second receive beam.
US11765706B2	Cooperative inter-network channel selection This document discloses a solution for selecting a frequency channel for a service. According to an aspect, a method comprises: receiving, by a first access node of a first wireless network, a scanning message comprising at least one information element indicating a channel access limit for a frequency channel operated by a second access node of a second wireless network; selecting, by the first access node on the basis of the at least one information element, the frequency channel or another frequency channel for an ultra-reliable low-latency (URLLC) service provided by the apparatus; and upon selecting the frequency channel for the URLLC service, causing by the first access node transmission of frames of the service within channel access limits indicated by the at least one information element.
US11765702B2	Wireless communication method and device, chip, and system A wireless communication method and device, a chip, and a system are provided. The method includes a terminal device determines multiple uplink channels/signals transmitted in a target time unit, the multiple uplink channels/signals being at least in part overlapped in a time domain; when the multiple uplink channels/signals fulfill a constraint condition, the terminal device multiplexes information borne in the multiple uplink channels/signals into one channel/signal in the target time unit for transmission. The constraint condition includes a first symbol of the earliest uplink channel/signal in the multiple uplink channels/signals is not before an A-th symbol later than the starting time of the target channel/signal or after the last symbol, A being a non-negative integer. By means of the constraint condition, the terminal device can determine whether to multiplex the information borne in the multiple uplink channels/signals into one channel/signal in the target time unit for transmission, and information to be transmitted can be effectively transmitted.
US11765694B2	Resource reservation for sidelink communications A first wireless device may determine a number of sidelink slots, configured in a sidelink resource pool configuration, over a fixed duration. The first wireless device may determine a reservation period in units of slots based on a first reservation period in milli-second (ms) and the number of sidelink slots. The first wireless device may transmit a transport block via one or more transmission resources selected based on the reservation period.
US11765692B2	System and method for uplink resource reuse A system and method are disclosed that allows for uplink resource reuse. A user device is provided an uplink resource for a first data type. If the user device does not have enough data of the first data type to fill the granted uplink resource, the user device fills the granted uplink resource with a second data type.
US11765691B2	Signaling of quasi-co-location information in wireless systems Methods, systems, and devices for signaling quasi-co-location information in mobile communication technology are described. An exemplary method for wireless communication includes transmitting, from a first communication node and to a second communication node, a signal according to a beam set that comprises a first subset of B beams selected from a pool of beams, wherein B is positive integer. In an example, a beam of the beam set comprises one or more channel property assumptions, one or more reference signals (RSs), one or more RS sets, one or more spatial relation states, one or more quasi-co-location (QCL) states, one or more transmission configuration indicator (TCI) state, one or more spatial domain filters or one or more pre-coding filters.
US11765690B2	Method and apparatus for generating device-to-device sidelink HARQ-ACK in a wireless communication system In an example, a UE receives, from a network, a configuration of a sidelink resource pool. Physical Sidelink Feedback Channel (PSFCH) resources of the sidelink resource pool are configured, periodically with a period of N slots, in slots of the sidelink resource pool. The UE receives, from the network, a configuration with a set of time offsets for determining an association set. The UE determines one or more slots. Each slot of the one or more slots is in the association set and contains a PSFCH resource of the sidelink resource pool. The UE generates a sidelink Hybrid Automatic Repeat Request acknowledgement (HARQ-ACK) codebook based upon one or more occasions associated with one or more PSFCH resources of the sidelink resource pool. The one or more occasions is determined or derived based upon the one or more slots and the period of N slots.
US11765688B2	Data transmission method, device, base station, terminal and readable storage medium Provided are a data transmission method and device, a base station, a terminal and a readable storage medium. The data transmission method includes: a base station determines whether a terminal resides in a cell of the base station; in a case where the base station determines that the terminal resides in the cell of the base station, the base station sends a paging message to the terminal, wherein the paging message carries a cell radio network temporary identifier (C-RNTI); and the base station transmits downlink data according to the C-RNTI.
US11765683B2	Determining a user equipment position within a coverage sub-area of a cell based on cell identity data Methods, systems, computer-readable media, and apparatuses for determining a UE position within a coverage sub-area of a cell based on cell identity data are presented. In some embodiments, the UE detects one more cell identities, including a cell identity of a serving cell and possibly a cell identity of a neighbor cell of the serving cell. The one or more cell identities are included in cell identity data. The cell identity data is used in a look up of a data structure that associates coverage sub-areas of a coverage area of the serving cell with most likely positions within the coverage sub-areas and with cell identities. The result of the look up indicates that the UE is positioned at a most likely position within a coverage sub-area of the serving cell.
US11765680B2	Data analytics for multi-access edge computation Computer systems and methods are described for operating a network data and analytics function (NWDAF) in a cellular core network. The NWDAF receives user equipment (UE) mobility information from a first network function of the cellular network system and receives edge application server (EAS) information from a second network function of the cellular network system. The NWDAF derives data analytics based at least in part on the UE mobility information and the edge application server information. The NWDAF receives a request for the data analytics from a third network function in the cellular network system, and provides the data analytics to the third network function.
US11765679B2	Mapping and bridging wireless networks to provide better service Methods, systems, computer-readable media, and apparatuses for providing service to access nodes are presented. In some embodiments, a computing device may generate a geographical coverage map comprising a plurality of wireless access nodes respectively at a plurality of geographic locations and a wireless coverage range for each wireless access node. The computing device may receive from at least one wireless access node of the plurality of wireless access nodes an indication that the at least one wireless access node detected a first wireless access node of the plurality of wireless access nodes. The computing device may refine a first coverage range of the first wireless access node based on a respective geographic location of the at least one wireless access node. In some embodiments, a first wireless access node may receive and forward join emergency mesh (JEM) messages to establish a wireless network.
US11765678B2	System and method for distributed sensor system for object locationing An apparatus for generating a mosaic for a wireless communication system. The apparatus includes memory and a server. The server is programmed to receive first information from an associated access point that is indicative of a first receiver time stamp and a second receiver time stamp. The server is further programmed to determine a first difference between the first receiver time stamp and the second receiver time stamp to generate a first difference value and to receive second information that is indicative of a third receiver time stamp and a fourth receiver time stamp. The server is further programmed to determine a second difference and to generate a second difference value. The server is further programmed to determine that packets as transmitted by the mobile device are the same based on the first difference value and the second difference value being within a predetermined receiver time error range.
US11765677B2	Efficient PLMN selection upon authentication failure for each network slice in roaming network Provided are a method and device for efficient public land mobile network (PLMN) selection upon authentication failure for each network slice in a roaming network. A user equipment (UE) receives a registration rejection message from an access and mobility management function (AMF) of a first PLMN. The registration rejection message includes rejected network slice selection assistance information (NSSAI) including first single NSSAI (S-NSSAI) and cause value #62 for the rejected NSSAI. The UE: generates second requested NSSAI including second S-NSSAI on the basis that i) the UE does not have allowed NSSAI and configured NSSAI, and ii) default configured NSSAI includes the second S-NSSAI that is not included in the rejected NSSAI and corresponds to a network slice of which the UE requests registration; and transmits a second registration request message including the second requested NSSAI to the AMF of the first PLMN.
US11765674B2	Wireless communication method and base station A wireless communications method for connecting a base station with each of a plurality of terminal stations set to differ in basic rate, the base station being equipped with a plurality of wireless communications units configured to be connectable with one or more of the terminal stations, includes: a collection step of collecting information about a transmission rate set for each of the terminal stations; a policy calculation step of calculating a setting policy for setting a basic rate permitted for each of the wireless communications units and a switching policy for setting a condition for switching that one of the wireless communications units which is to be connected, for each of the terminal stations, based on each item of the collected information about transmission rates; and a setting step of setting those of the terminal stations which are to be connected, for each of the wireless communications units based on the calculated setting policy and switching policy.
US11765670B2	Method and apparatus for transmission timing, base station, and computer readable storage medium Provided are a transmission timing method and apparatus, a base station, and a computer readable storage medium. In the method, a second node issues timing control information to a first node and/or a third node to control alignment of data transmission received by the second node and sent by the first node and data transmission received by the second node and sent by the third node, or to control alignment of data transmission sent by the second node to the first node and data transmission sent by the second node to the third node.
US11765667B2	Wireless communication method and device The embodiments of the present application provide a wireless communication method and device, capable of performing appropriate power control of a sounding reference signal (SRS). The method comprises: according to a first uplink signal, a first downlink signal, a first beam or a first beam pair corresponding to an SRS resource group, determining a target path loss value for an SRS resource of the SRS resource group; according to the target path loss value, determining a target transmission power for the SRS resource of the SRS resource group; and according to the target transmission power, transmitting an SRS to a network device on the SRS resource of the SRS resource group.
US11765664B2	Uplink beam management A wireless device receives configuration parameters of a cell that comprise: first parameters indicating: configuration of SRSs of the cell; whether a first accumulated power control adjustment for the SRSs is enabled; and second parameters. The second parameters indicate: configuration of an uplink data channel of the cell; and whether a second accumulated power control adjustment for the uplink data channel is enabled. A first transmission power is determined for the SRSs based on the first accumulated power control adjustment and a first power control command. The SRSs are transmitted, via the cell, with the first transmission power. A second transmission power is determined for the uplink data channel of the cell based on the second accumulated power control adjustment and a second power control command. One or more transport blocks are transmitted, via the uplink data channel of the cell, with the second transmission power.
US11765661B2	Communication apparatus and communication method A transmission apparatus of the present disclosure comprises a signal generator which, in operation, generates a transmission signal that includes a data field containing a WUR (Wake Up Radio) frame; wherein an address field of the WUR frame contains a first identifier if the WUR frame is unicast WUR Wake Up frame, or a second identifier if the WUR frame is multicast WUR Wake Up frame, or a third identifier if the WUR frame is broadcast WUR Wake Up frame; wherein the value ranges of the first identifier, the second identifier and the third identifier are mutually exclusive; and a transmitter which, in operation, transmits the generated transmission signal.
US11765654B2	Power saving in radio access network To maximize power saving in a radio access network comprising cells, an optimal action amongst actions comprising switching on one or more cells, switching off one or more cells, and doing nothing is determined using a trained model, which maximizes a long term reward on tradeoff between throughput and power, the trained model taking as input a load estimate. The trained model may be updated online using measurement results on load, throughput and power consumption.
US11765649B1	Closed subscriber group setup of shared base stations based on public land mobile network configuration A method and system for a base station (BS) configured for sharing among a plurality of public land mobile networks (PLMNs), and for providing open radio access and/or closed subscriber group (CSG) radio access for user equipment devices (UEs) served. The BS may make a determination of which PLMNs have enabled CSG and which have not, and may transmit a request to a core network of each PLMN to set up an interface connection with each. Based on the determination, the request may either include information for configuring CSG radio access, or information for configuring only open radio access. For each PLMN having CSG enabled, the interface connection may be established for CSG radio access for UEs associated with PLMNs having CSG enabled. For each PLMN not having CSG enabled, the interface connection may be established for only open radio access for UEs associated with PLMNs without CSG enabled.
US11765648B2	Access type selection method and device and storage medium The present application relates to the field of communications. Disclosed are an access type selection method and device and a storage medium, for solving the problem in the prior art that the location service for a UE cannot be implemented under an access of a 3GPP access type and a non-3GPP access type when AMFs servicing the UE are different. The method comprises: a gateway mobile location center (GMLC) receives a second request sent from a location service (LCS) client; and the GMLC determines an access type for transmitting location information.
US11765644B2	Communication system and communication method A second network which communicates with a communication system for providing access to a network other than a first network, via the second network, to a wireless terminal on which an identification number for accessing the first network is stored, configured to: receive a connection initiation request on C-plane from the wireless terminal to send the connection initiation request to the communication system, receive a gateway ID of a gateway on U-plane to the network connected to the second network, selected on the communication system based on a network ID of the second network, in response to the connection initiation request, wherein the gateway is within a third network other than the first network, and establish a communication path between the gateway on U-plane designated by the gateway ID.
US11765641B2	Method and apparatus for supporting communication via a relay wireless device A method and apparatus for supporting communication buffer status reports (BSRs) are disclosed. A wireless device may generate a first buffer status report (BSR) associated with first data for transmission to at least one wireless transmit/receive unit (WTRU). Also, the wireless device may generate a second BSR associated with second data for transmission to a base station. Further, the wireless device may transmit the first BSR and the second BSR in a media access control (MAC) protocol data unit (PDU) to the base station. Additionally, the wireless device may transmit the first data to the at least one WTRU. Moreover, the wireless device may transmit the second data to the base station. In a further example, the wireless device may generate the first BSR and generate the second BSR are based on a priority associated with the first BSR and a priority associated with the second BSR.
US11765638B2	Device for transmitting mobility information in heterogeneous networks Disclosed herein are systems and methods related to reducing or making more efficient handovers from one cell to another cell in a communications network. The method includes receiving mobility data for a device being serviced by a first cell, classifying the device based on the mobility data to yield a classification and making a handoff decision when handing off the device from the first cell to a second cell based at least in part on the classification. An example of the mobility data is a speed at which the device is moving or time a device is in a cell.
US11765635B2	Radio access network node, radio terminal, core network node, and method therefor A target RAN node (3) is configured to: receive, directly from a core network (5), core network context information about a handover of a radio terminal (1) from a first network to the second network; and control communication of the radio terminal (1) based on the core network context information. The target RAN node (3) is further configured to transfer a handover signaling message to a source RAN node on a direct interface (101) in response to receiving the core network context information. The core network context information includes at least one of flow information, slice information, and security-related information. 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.
US11765633B2	Method and system for anchor cell reselection with multi-RAT dual-connectivity A wireless station of a radio access network receives a reselection priority value of a frequency band used when the wireless station is an E-UTRA-NR Dual Connectivity (EN-DC) anchor. The wireless station broadcasts an intra-frequency system information block (SIB) that includes a first Cell Reselection Priority information element (IE) and a first Anchor-cell Reselection Priority IE, wherein the first Anchor-cell Reselection Priority IE includes the reselection priority value of the frequency band used by the wireless station. The wireless station also broadcast an inter-frequency SIB that includes a second Cell Reselection Priority IE and a second Anchor-cell Reselection Priority IE, wherein the second Anchor-cell Reselection Priority IE includes another reselection priority value of another frequency band for another EN-DC anchor. Use of additional anchor-cell priorities enable EN-DC-capable end devices to camp on an anchor cell even when a non-anchor cell has a higher conventional priority than the anchor cell.
US11765628B2	Apparatus and method for improving handover performance in wireless communication system A baseband circuit that receives, from a RFIC, and being configured to process, a signal including a plurality of synchronization signal blocks generated in a neighbor cell and a signal including radio resource control parameters generated in a serving cell, includes: a storage; a controller configured to write/read data to/from the storage; and a signal processor controlled by the controller, wherein the controller sets a number of measurement target SSBs based on the RRC parameters, wherein the signal processor checks a validity of the set number of SSBs, and the controller stores valid SSB information in the storage based on the checking result, verifies a number of valid SSBs based on the stored valid SSB information, and controls the signal processor or invalidates the neighbor cell so that the signal processor measures reference signal received power of the neighbor cell based on a verification result.
US11765627B2	Sequence number transfer for radio bearers One or more processors, operating in a source base station and/or a target base station, determines a change in the termination point from the source base station to the target base station for a radio bearer with a current count value according to data unit sequencing. The one or more processors determine (1806) whether a user equipment (UE) changes the data unit sequencing as a result of the change in the termination point. In a first instance, the one or more processors cause the target base station to apply (1810) the current count value to the radio bearer, in response to determining that the data unit sequencing does not change. In a second instance, the one or more processors cause the target base station to apply (1820) a new count value different from the current count value to the radio bearer, in response to determining that the data unit sequencing changes.
US11765626B2	Connected mode mobility in new radio The present application is at least directed to an apparatus in a network including a non-transitory memory including instructions stored thereon for obtaining a resource for accessing a target cell in the network. The apparatus includes a processor, operably coupled to the non-transitory memory, configured to execute the instructions of detecting plural beams associated with the target cell. The processor also executes the instructions of determining one or more of the plural detected beams meeting a threshold for performing random access. The processor also executes the instructions of evaluating if a physical random access channel (PRACH) resource is associated with the one or more determined beams meeting the threshold. The processor further executes the instructions of selecting one of the evaluated beams exhibiting a reference signal received power (RSRP) above a predetermined value. The processor even further executes the instructions of picking the PRACH resource associated with the selected beam.
US11765623B1	Systems and methods for dynamic quality of service via radio intelligent controller Systems, methods, and devices are described for dynamic modifications of quality of service (QoS) rules in a communication network. Modification of the QoS rules can initiated by user equipment connected to an access point or an application server associated with an user equipment executed application. The modification can alter the communication priority of data communicated to, or communicated from, the user equipment. Additionally, or alternatively, the modification can alter the minimum data throughput for data communicated to, or communicated from, the user equipment.
US11765621B2	Policy enforcement in a 3GPP environment while ensuring congestion avoidance on user plane function northbound interfaces Systems and methods are provided for providing differential treatment to user traffic involving optimized reporting of start and stop traffic. The systems and method can include detecting, at a user plane function, an initiation of a type of traffic being performed at the user plane function, providing, by the user plane function, a start event trigger of the type of traffic detected by the user plane function to a session management function, and receiving, at the user plane function, a policy associated with the type of traffic from the session management function, the policy including instructions preventing submissions of subsequent event triggers to the session management function until an end of the type of traffic, the subsequent event triggers being associated with the type of traffic detected by the user plane function.
US11765619B2	Method and apparatus for managing internet protocol flow records in a wireless communication network There is provided a method and apparatus for management of internet protocol (IP) flow records in a wireless communication network. The method and apparatus can provide for the compression and aggregation of the IP flow records for subsequent transmission, thereby reducing bandwidth necessary for transmission thereof.
US11765616B2	Methods, apparatus, and systems for UE cooperation with UE relaying Signaling to enable relay-based user equipment (UE) cooperation (UC) by a group of UEs, and a configuration including an adaptation protocol for processing of UC bearer traffic, are communicated in a wireless communication network. The UC bearer traffic includes a UC bearer and UC bearer attributes, and the UC bearer includes either a split bearer or a duplicated bearer indicated in the UC bearer attributes. In some embodiments, wireless network connectivity that is available for a relay link is determined, and the adaptation protocol is determined based on the determined connectivity. Signaling to enable configuration of the relay link in accordance with the connectivity and the adaptation protocol is communicated. A UE may receive signaling to configure the UE for such a relay link, and communicates traffic between a remote UE and the wireless communication network over the relay link.
US11765614B2	Beamformed channel occupancy ratio Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may measure, using one or more beams included in a first beam group associated with the UE, a channel occupancy ratio (CR) for the first beam group. The UE may perform an action if the CR for the first beam group does not satisfy a CR limit associated with the first beam group. Numerous other aspects are described.
US11765611B2	Method, device and system for minimization of drive test A method for minimization of drive tests (MDT) measurement includes: determining an identifier of a target network environment to be measured corresponding to a target terminal device; sending MDT configuration information to the target terminal device, the MDT configuration information including the identifier of the target network environment; and receiving measurement information of the target network environment from the target terminal device, the measurement information of the target network environment being associated with mobile network signal information of the target terminal device.
US11765606B2	Method for role decision and loop prevention in a master-slave architecture of mesh network and network device using the same A network device including a main bridge, a first bridge, a controller, and an Ethernet port is provided. When the Ethernet port is connected to a mesh network, the processing unit performs the following steps: controlling the Ethernet port to transmit a first broadcast packet; when the Ethernet port receives a second broadcast packet, parsing the second broadcast packet to extract the packet path information to determine whether a path loop exists; determining, according to the Ethernet interface weight (EIW), the slave interface uplink weight (SIUW), and the master device weight (MW) carried by the first broadcast packet and the second broadcast packet, (1) whether the network device plays a master device role, (2) whether the bridge of the Ethernet port is set as the main bridge or the first bridge, and (3) whether the Ethernet port allows data transmission.
US11765596B2	Security procedure In accordance with an example embodiment, there is provided an apparatus, such as a user equipment, configured to receive, from a communication network, an authentication request which comprises a nonce and a received sequence number, check, whether the received sequence number is advanced with respect to a first sequence number, the first sequence number being from a most recent previous authentication request handled by the apparatus, check, responsive to the received sequence number not being advanced with respect the first sequence number, whether the nonce is identical to one from among plural stored nonces, and send, responsive to the nonce being identical to the one stored nonce, a response to the authentication request which comprises as a synchronization failure token a dummy value which is not derived from the first sequence number.
US11765594B2	Wireless personal area network underlying cellular networks This document discusses, among other things, a wireless personal-area network (PAN) underlying a cellular wide-area network (WAN). The PAN includes a wearable user equipment (UE-W) and a user equipment aggregation node (UE-AN). The UE-W includes processing circuitry to process data for communication with a network of the WAN through the UE-AN, and radio interface circuitry to communicate with the UE-AN through a first air interface. The UE-AN includes processing to process data for communication between the network of the WAN and the UE-W, and radio interface circuitry to communicate with the network of the WAN through the first air interface and with the UE-W through a second air interface. The UE-W and the UE-AN can share a network credential, appearing as a single device to the WAN.
US11765586B2	Context aware authorization for data and services in the IoT/M2M service layer An Authorization Verification Service (AVS) is disclosed that may be provided by an IoT/M2M service layer to registrants of the service layer for Dynamic Context Aware Authorization. The AVS may allow the IoT/M2M service layer entities to define dynamic limits for authorizing access to services or data. The limits may be set, for example, in terms of the number of allowed accesses. When an IoT/M2M registrant makes a request for data or services for which it has dynamic context aware authorization, the AVS may maintain records of the remaining accesses available.
US11765585B2	Techniques for enabling computing devices to identify when they are in proximity to one another The embodiments set forth a technique for securely identifying relevant computing devices that are nearby. The technique can be implemented at a first computing device, and include the steps of (1) receiving, from a second computing device, an advertisement packet that includes: (i) a network address that is associated with the second computing device, and (ii) a hash value that is calculated using the network address and an encryption key that is associated with the second computing device, and (2) for each known encryption key in a plurality of known encryption keys that are accessible to the first computing device: (i) calculating a temporary hash value using the network address and the known encryption key, and (ii) in response to identifying that the temporary hash value and the hash value match: carrying out an operation associated with the second computing device.
US11765582B2	Asymmetric key exchange between user equipment using SIP A carrier network may provide for asymmetric key exchange for end to end encryption between user equipment utilizing capability upload and discovery messages of the carrier network. For example, a carrier network may receive a capability upload message from a first user equipment. The carrier network may determine that the capability upload message includes a key bundle for end to end (E2E) encryption of communications. In response, the carrier network may store the key bundle in a key distribution center (KDC). The carrier network may also receive, from a second user equipment, a capability discovery message requesting capability information for the first user equipment. In response, the carrier network may request and receive the key bundle from the KDC and transmit the key bundle to the second user equipment.
US11765579B2	Methods and system for adaptively managing the policing of network traffic Embodiments of methods and systems for managing traffic across a WAN are disclosed. A method for managing traffic across a WAN involves identifying incoming traffic as Direct Internet Access (DIA) traffic at a first node, identifying incoming traffic as SD-WAN traffic at the first node, policing the DIA traffic at the first node, and adapting the policing of the DIA traffic at the first node in response to a comparison between the SD-WAN traffic and an SD-WAN traffic threshold.
US11765577B2	Identity obscuration for a wireless station Disclosed herein are system, method, and computer program product embodiments for identity obscuration of a station (STA) connected to a wireless network to prevent the tracking of the STA. Embodiments include a STA configured to establish a security association with an access point (AP) based on an original long term identity for the station and an identity of the AP. The STA can transmit a new long term identity for the STA to the AP based on the security association. The STA can then transmit a request frame to change the original short term identity assigned to the STA to the AP. The STA can receive a response frame from the AP. The response frame can include a new short term identity assigned to the station by the AP. The STA can then map its new long term identity to its new short term identity assigned by the AP.
US11765576B2	Wireless communication service delivery using multiple data Network Names (DNNs) A wireless communication network serves a wireless User Equipment (UE). The wireless UE exchanges user data over a data session of a Dynamic Network Name (DNN) while exchanging other user data over other data sessions of other DNNs. An Access and Mobility Management Function (AMF) receives a DNN message for the wireless UE and the DNN and responsively transfers a reattach message for the data session of the DNN to the wireless UE. The wireless UE receives the reattach message and responsively terminates the data session of the DNN and transfers a session message for the DNN to the AMF. The AMF receives the session message for the DNN and the wireless UE and responsively establishes a new data session for the DNN. The wireless UE exchanges new user data over the new data session of the DNN while exchanging additional user data over the other data sessions of the other DNNs.
US11765575B2	Apparatus, method and computer program An apparatus comprising means for performing: storing information of a plurality of user equipment addresses, the user equipment addresses allocated to one or more network slices; partitioning the plurality of user equipment addresses in to two or more groups; providing information of each of the two or more groups to one or more network functions in a network or network slice; and updating the stored information of a plurality of user equipment addresses based on information of utilization of addresses.
US11765574B2	Advertising user equipment capability A method, device, computer readable storage medium and integrated circuit for providing user equipment (UE) capability information to a network. The method includes receiving a request from a network for radio access capabilities of the UE, determining a first plurality of band combinations that the UE is capable of utilizing for communications with the network, determining a number of band combinations that are to be included with a message generated in response to the request, ordering the plurality of band combinations into a prioritized order of band combinations based on at least one priority factor, generating the message that includes the radio access capabilities, wherein the message includes a second plurality of band combinations that are based on the prioritized order and the number of band combinations that are to be included with a message and transmitting the message to the network.
US11765572B2	Configuration of a NFC mobile terminal A method of configuration of a mobile terminal including a near-field communication device is provided. The method includes determining the geographic position of the mobile terminal. The method further includes selecting, from a configuration table stored in an internal memory of the mobile terminal, a set of one or a plurality of configuration parameters of the near-field communication device according to the geographic position, and applying a selected set of parameters to the near-field communication device.
US11765569B2	Mobility history reporting by a wireless serving node Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a wireless serving node may determine mobility history information associated with the wireless serving node, wherein the mobility history information is associated with a relative mobility between the wireless serving node and one or more reported cells; and transmit, to a child node of the wireless serving node, the mobility history information associated with the wireless serving node. Numerous other aspects are provided.
US11765568B2	Determining remote unit behavior parameters Apparatuses, methods, and systems are disclosed for determining remote unit behavior parameters. One method includes receiving a message including parameters associated with an application in a remote unit. The method includes determining a first set of parameters including a first portion of the parameters, wherein each parameter of the first set of parameters corresponds to a remote unit behavior. The method includes determining a second set of parameters including a second portion of the parameters, wherein each parameter of the second set of parameters corresponds to a service behavior. The method includes associating the second set of parameters with a data network name, a single network slice selection assistance information, or a combination thereof.
US11765563B2	Method for startup configuration of a Bluetooth Mesh network Disclosed in the present disclosure is a method for provisioning a Bluetooth Mesh network, used for provisioning a plurality of non-provisioned devices, so as to add the plurality of non-provisioned devices to the Bluetooth Mesh network. The method includes: provisioning, by a top provisioner, surrounding non-provisioned devices of the top provisioner, so as to add the surrounding devices to the Bluetooth Mesh network as nodes; selecting, by a top provisioner, the one or more newly added nodes to be configured as one or more temporary provisioners; provisioning, by each of the one or more temporary provisioners, surrounding non-provisioned devices, so as to add the surrounding devices to the Bluetooth Mesh network as nodes; and completing, by the top provisioner and each of the one or more temporary provisioners, the provisioning of the plurality of non-provisioned devices. The method of the present disclosure may greatly improve the average provisioning speed of device, and ensure the unified allocation of key network information and the compatibility of provisioning on the premise of ensuring the provisioning security of the Bluetooth Mesh network.
US11765562B2	Systems and methods for matching objects in collaborative perception messages A method of matching objects in collaborative perception messages is provided. The method includes obtaining a first collaborative perception message (CPM) message from a first node, obtaining a second CPM from a second node, calculating an adaptive threshold based on uncertainty of the first CPM and uncertainty of the second CPM, calculating scores for pairs of objects, each of the pairs of objects including one object in the first CPM and one object in the second CPM, filtering out one or more pairs whose score is greater than the adaptive threshold to obtain a filtered matrix; and implementing a fusion algorithm on the filtered matrix to obtain correspondence identification among objects.
US11765558B2	Electronic asset location identification and tracking system with receiver clustering A system and method for determining the presence of an asset or person at a particular spot within a location. The asset or person is provided with a beacon transmitting a beacon signal. A plurality of receivers are disposed throughout the location. In one embodiment, two or more adjacent or nearby receivers are grouped together to define a receiver cluster. The receiver cluster having the highest average signal strength from the signal being transmitted from the beacon of the asset or person as determined by an electronic identification and location tracking system determines the particular area within the location where the asset or person is present at.
US11765548B2	Location information measurement implementation method, terminal, and access network element Provided are systems and methods for location information measurement. The location information measurement implementation method is applied to an access network element, and includes sending auxiliary positioning information to a terminal, where the auxiliary positioning information is used by the terminal for positioning measurement.
US11765547B2	Personal monitoring apparatus and methods An apparatus, including a personal monitoring device assigned to an individual, which includes a database, global positioning device, first processor, and RFID tag, an RFID reader located at an entrance or exit of a venue or vehicle; and a computer assigned to a venue or vehicle. The RFID reader detects the RFID tag and the computer generates and transmits a first message containing information regarding a date and time when the RFID tag was detected and location information regarding the venue or vehicle. The personal monitoring device processes information regarding the address or location of the venue or vehicle using information regarding a travel itinerary or schedule of the individual. The personal monitoring device determines that the individual is not following, or has deviated from, the travel itinerary or schedule and generates and transmits a second message to a user communication device or central processing computer.
US11765546B2	Systems and methods for localized information provision using wireless communication A system for localized information provision using wireless communication, includes a computing device designed and configured to receive, from a wireless signal generator located in a navigable space, a location identifier, input at least a user-entered datum associated with the location identifier, instantiate a display data structure as a function of the at least a user-entered datum, wherein, the display data structure includes a plurality of data signals including the at least a user-entered datum, each display signal of the plurality of display signals includes a subset of a plurality of categories of data, and the display data structure includes a display order for the plurality of data signals, record at least an element of contextual data, and generate a localized data record, wherein the localized data record include display data structure, location identifier, and an association of the contextual data with the display order.
US11765543B2	Presenting information for a current location or time A computing system is described that obtains, based at least in part on information included in at least one previous communication associated with a user of a computing device, an indication of a future location and a future time and event information associated with the future location and the future time. The computing system obtains a duration of time for the user to travel from a current location of the computing device to the future location, and, based at least in part on the duration of time, obtains a departure time at which the user is predicted to need to depart from the current location in order to arrive at the future location by an arrival time based on the event. The computing system outputs, for transmission to the computing device, an indication associated with the event and including information indicative of the departure time.
US11765540B2	Method and apparatus for controlling sound according to seat posture in vehicle A method and apparatus of controlling a sound using an audio system in a vehicle, includes receiving seat posture information related to a seat by occupied an occupant among seats in a vehicle, determining at least one speaker to output a sound among a plurality of speakers in the vehicle according to the seat posture information, and generating a control signal to control the sound output by the at least one speaker according to the seat posture information.
US11765531B2	Hearing aid adapted for embedded electronics A hearing aid comprising a microphone, a receiver, hearing aid electronics coupled to the microphone and the receiver, and conductive traces overlaying an insulator, the conductive traces configured to interconnect the hearing aid electronics and to follow non-planar contours of the insulator. Examples are provided wherein the insulator includes a hearing aid housing.
US11765527B2	Hearing aid bowtie antenna optimized for ear to ear communications A hearing aid is described which incorporates an antenna integrated into the housing that is configured to radiate with linear polarization such that the electric field is perpendicular to the head of a wearer. The described technique results in lower propagation losses from ear to ear and an improvement in ear-to-ear communications using a far-field link (e.g., in the 2.4 GHz band).
US11765526B2	Wireless system for hearing communication devices providing wireless stereo reception modes The present subject matter relates to the wireless stereo reception of first and second audio information by wireless hearing communication devices. One type of device which may employ the present subject matter is a hearing assistance device, such as a hearing aid. Various forms and protocols of signal transmission are employed in varying embodiments. The present subject matter includes various communication modes such as eavesdropping modes and relaying modes.
US11765525B2	Hearing instrument charger device and system, and a method of manufacturing a holder therefor A method of manufacturing a charger insert part of a hearing instrument charger device comprising a charger casing having a receiving portion, and a first charger element, includes: obtaining a first virtual model of the rechargeable hearing instrument shaped or to be shaped to at least partly conform to a shape of a portion of an ear canal of a user, wherein the first virtual model comprises an allocated position for a second charger element; obtaining a second virtual model of the charger insert part for manufacturing the charger insert part, such that when the charger insert part is placed in the receiving portion, the first charger element will be in a relation with the second charger element; and shaping, by a manufacturing process, the charger insert part based on the second virtual model, the second virtual model being based on the first virtual model.
US11765521B2	Hearing device for occlusion reduction and components thereof An earpiece includes: a first end; a second end opposite from the first end; a first channel extending from a first location that is closer to the first end than to the second end, to a second location that is closer to the second end than to the first end; and a first diaphragm, wherein the first diaphragm has a first surface and a second surface opposite the first surface, the first surface of the diaphragm configured to be in fluid communication with a lumen in the first channel, wherein the first diaphragm extends in a direction that is parallel to, or that forms an acute angle with, a longitudinal axis of the first channel.
US11765518B2	Sound apparatus and display apparatus including the same A sound apparatus includes a piezoelectric device, a vibration member connected to the piezoelectric device, a first magnet connected to the piezoelectric device, and a second magnet facing the first magnet, which can readily realize a desired frequency characteristic.
US11765517B2	Sound production unit and speaker The present application relates to a sound production unit and a speaker. The sound production unit includes: a frame, where the frame has a receiving space; a magnetic path system, where the magnetic path system is arranged in the receiving space, and a magnetic gap is formed in the magnetic path system; a vibration system, where the vibration system includes a first diaphragm and a second, a first voice coil assembly inserted into the magnetic gap to drive the first diaphragm to vibrate to produce a sound, and a second voice coil assembly inserted into the magnetic gap to drive the second diaphragm to vibrate to produce a sound; and an end cover. Vibrations of the sound production unit or the speaker and the like can be counteracted; cophase stacking can also be performed on sound waves; and the acoustics effect of the speaker is enhanced.
US11765514B2	Speaker Provided is a speaker, including a frame, a vibration unit fixed to the frame, and a magnetic circuit unit including a magnetic gap. The magnetic circuit unit includes a yoke, and a magnet; the vibration unit includes a diaphragm, and a voice coil; the voice coil is inserted into the magnetic gap to drive the diaphragm to vibrate and produce sound; the speaker further includes a conductive lower diaphragm; the conductive lower diaphragm includes an inner connecting portion, an outer connecting portion, and an intermediate portion; the voice coil is electrically connected to the inner connecting portion; and the outer connecting portion is electrically connected to an external circuit. With this structure, internal space of the speaker is saved, reducing material cost and improving reliability.
US11765508B2	Wearable audio device with centralized stereo image and corresponding methods A wearable electronic device includes an anterior pendant and a posterior pendant. A first neck strap couples a first side of the anterior pendant to the posterior pendant, while a second neck strap couples a second side of the anterior pendant to the posterior pendant. The posterior pendant includes a first single channel posterior audio output delivering a left channel audio signal through a first port and a second single channel posterior audio output delivering a right channel audio signal from a second port. The anterior pendant has a single channel anterior audio output delivering a combined left channel audio signal and right channel audio signal to pull the stereo image defined by the combined acoustic signals toward the anterior pendant.
US11765507B2	Wireless transmission to satellites for multichannel audio system Some disclosed systems and methods include assigning channel streams to satellite playback devices, delaying initial transmission of surround sound content to satellite playback devices to accumulate audio samples for transmission in individual frames of surround sound content, and taking advantage of configured playback delays for different channels of surround sound content to prioritize transmission of channels of surround sound content having shorter configured playback delays over transmission of channels of surround sound content having longer configured playback delays.
US11765505B2	Correction method of acoustic characteristics, acoustic characteristic correction device and non-transitory storage medium A correction method of acoustic characteristics of a plurality of speakers installed in a room, the correction method groups speakers, among the plurality of speakers, having identical attachment condition to the above-mentioned room, measures each of output characteristics of the grouped speakers, calculates an average characteristic of the output characteristics of the grouped speakers, and corrects each of the output characteristics of the grouped speakers based on the average characteristic.
US11765504B2	Input signal decorrelation Decorrelating an input signal includes allpass filtering to phase shift the first input signal by a phase shift, the allpass filtering comprising filtering with one or more subsequent controllable allpass filter stages, each controllable allpass filter stage having a filter quality and a cut-off frequency. Decorrelating further includes controlling at least one of the filter quality and the cut-off frequency of the controllable allpass filter stages to change over time.
US11765503B2	Integrated active noise-canceling wireless Bluetooth headphone The present disclosure relates to an integrated active noise-canceling wireless Bluetooth headphone, which comprises a housing assembly, primary and secondary magnet sets, primary and secondary magnetic conductive sheet sets, an integrated circuit board assembly, a bracket and a tuning net. The primary and secondary magnet sets, the primary and secondary magnetic conductive sheet sets, the integrated circuit board assembly and the bracket are sequentially laminated in the housing assembly; the tuning net is arranged on an outer surface above the housing assembly; the integrated circuit board assembly is integrated; the periphery of the integrated circuit board assembly is exposed outside the housing assembly; a noise-canceling speaker module interface is embedded in the exposed part of the integrated circuit board and electrically connected with the integrated circuit board; and a light-sensing in-ear detector is surface-mounted on the integrated circuit board.
US11765500B2	Methods and apparatus for wear noise audio signature suppression Methods, apparatus, systems and articles of manufacture are disclosed for wear noise audio signature suppression. An example method disclosed herein includes generating an audio signature based on a media audio signal during a first time period, collecting acceleration data during the first time period, determining whether the acceleration data corresponds to wear noise having occurred during the first time period, and in response to determining the acceleration data corresponds to wear noise during the first time period, inhibiting transmission of the audio signature to a central facility.
US11765497B2	Earhole-wearable sound collection device, signal processing device, and sound collection method Provided are an earhole-wearable sound collection device, a signal processing device, and a sound collection method for sound collection at a high S/N ratio, with noise influence being reduced not by a noise reduction process. In the earhole-wearable sound collection device, a microphone that collects emitted speech voice is provided in a space that is substantially sealed off from outside and connects to an ear canal of the wearer (the speaker). With the microphone being located in the space sealed off from outside, emitted speech voice that propagates through the ear canal of the wearer is collected. In a sound collection signal obtained through the ear canal, the emitted speech voice component is dominant over the noise component particularly at low frequencies.
US11765492B2	Display apparatus A display apparatus may include: a display panel configured to display an image, a supporting member configured to support the display panel, a coupling member in the supporting member, and at least one sound-generating device coupled to the display panel by the coupling member, the at least one sound-generating device being configured to vibrate the display panel to generate sound.
US11765487B2	Imaging apparatus An imaging apparatus is provided in which signals from a plurality of pixels are output to signal output lines during a predetermined reading period, a first reading mode and a second reading mode where analog-to-digital (AD) conversion circuits perform AD conversion on the signals are included, and the reading period includes a first period from when the signals from the pixels are output to the signal output lines to when the AD conversion circuits start AD conversion on the signals a predetermined time later, and a second period where the AD conversion circuits perform the AD conversion on the signals from the pixels, the reading period is equal between the first and second reading modes, and lengths of the first and second periods are different from each other.
US11765486B2	Vision sensor and image processing device including the same A vision sensor including a plurality of pixels configured to sense intensity of incident light, and to output request signals representing an occurrence status of an event; and an event detection circuit configured to generate event data including information about a pixel at which the event occurs, based on the request signals, wherein each pixel of the plurality of pixels includes: a photoelectric conversion device configured to generate a current corresponding to the incident light; a current-to-voltage converter configured to generate a voltage corresponding to the current; an amplifier configured to amplify a variation amount of the generated voltage to generate an output voltage; an event storage configured to generate an event signal corresponding to a comparison between the output voltage and a threshold voltage, and to hold the event signal using cross-coupled transistors; and an output logic configured to output a request signal based on the event signal.
US11765485B2	Photoelectric conversion apparatus, image capturing apparatus, equipment, and method of driving photoelectric conversion apparatus A photoelectric conversion apparatus includes a driving unit and a plurality of pixels. The pixel includes a first photoelectric conversion unit, a second photoelectric conversion unit, a charge-voltage conversion unit, a first transfer transistor, a second transfer transistor, a reset transistor, a microlens configured to condense incident light to the first photoelectric conversion unit and the second photoelectric conversion unit, and an output unit. The driving unit performs a first operation including a first reset operation and a first readout operation, and a second operation including a second reset operation and a second readout operation.
US11765484B1	High dynamic range CMOS image sensor pixel with reverse biased metal-insulator-metal lateral overflow integration capacitor for reduced image lag A pixel circuit includes a transfer transistor is coupled between a photodiode and a floating diffusion to transfer the image charge from the photodiode to the floating diffusion. A lateral overflow integration capacitor (LOFIC) includes an insulating region between a first metal electrode and a second metal electrode that is coupled to a first reset transistor and selectively coupled to the floating diffusion. A second reset transistor and a bias voltage source are coupled to the first metal electrode. During an idle period, the first reset transistor is configured to be on, the second reset transistor is configured to be off, and the bias voltage source is configured to provide a first bias voltage to the first metal electrode to reverse bias the LOFIC. The first bias voltage is less than a reset voltage provided from the reset voltage source.
US11765481B2	Imaging element, photodetector element, and electronic equipment with a threshold that is randomly varied for an analog-to-digital converter An imaging element of the present disclosure includes an analog-to-digital converter configured to convert multiple analog pixel signals that are acquired under multiple imaging conditions different from each other and that are output from a pixel, to multiple digital pixel signals, a threshold setting unit configured to set, on an input side of the analog-to-digital converter, a threshold that is randomly varied, a comparison unit configured to use, as a comparison threshold, the threshold set by the threshold setting unit and compare the comparison threshold with one of the multiple analog pixel signals, and a selection unit configured to select and output, on the basis of a result of comparison from the comparison unit, one of the multiple digital pixel signals that are output from the analog-to-digital converter.
US11765480B2	Pixel collection circuit, dynamic vision sensor, and image capture device This application provides a pixel collection circuit comprising an optical-to-electrical converter circuit configured to convert a collected optical signal into an analog signal; an analog-to-digital converter circuit configured to: receive the analog signal from the optical-to-electrical converter circuit; and perform analog-to-digital conversion on the analog signal to obtain a digital signal; a differential circuit configured to: receive the digital signal from the analog-to-digital converter circuit; and obtain a difference signal between a digital signal of a previous triggering moment and the digital signal of a current triggering moment; the previous triggering moment and the current triggering moment are determined by at least a digital clock signal; a comparison circuit configured to receive the difference signal from the differential circuit, and output a pulse signal. A digital component is used to implement the pixel collection circuit in the dynamic vision sensor, so as to reduce noise, reduce interference, and facilitate debugging.
US11765478B2	Imaging system and endoscope system In an imaging system, a differential signal transmission circuit is configured to output a first signal to a first signal line in an image output period and is configured to output a second signal to a second signal line in the image output period. The first signal and the second signal are included in a differential signal. A signal output circuit is configured to output a second clock signal to the first signal line in a blanking period different from the image output period and is configured to output a second control signal to the second signal line in the blanking period. In a PLL, connection between a charge pump and a loop filter is controlled on the basis of the second control signal output to the second signal line.
US11765477B2	Apparatus for wavelength conversion using layers of different photoelectric conversion materials for detecting visible and infared light simultaneously There is provided an imaging device, an electronic apparatus including an imaging device, and an automotive vehicle including an electronic apparatus including an imaging device, including: a first substrate including a first set of photoelectric conversion units; a second substrate including a second set of photoelectric conversion units; and an insulating layer between the first substrate and the second substrate; where the insulating layer has a capability to reflect a first wavelength range of light and transmit a second wavelength range of light that is longer than the first wavelength range of light.
US11765475B2	Systems and methods for obtaining dark current images A system for obtaining dark current images includes one or more processors and one or more hardware storage devices storing instructions that are executable by the one or more processors to configure the system to perform various acts. The acts include obtaining a first image frame, generating a first low-pass filtered image by applying a low-pass filter to the first image frame, and generating a first estimated dark current image by subtracting the first low-pass filtered image from the first image frame.
US11765467B2	Image sensor, electronic device including the image sensor and configured to generate output image data based on high conversion gain pixel signals, and low conversion gain pixel signals, and operating method therof Provided is an image sensor including: a pixel array including a plurality of pixel groups each including first pixels to which a first conversion gain is applied and second pixels to which a second conversion gain is applied; a readout circuit configured to receive a first pixel signal corresponding to the first pixels and a second pixel signal corresponding to the second pixels through a single readout with respect to each of the plurality of pixel groups, generate first image data, based on first pixel signals of the plurality of pixel groups, and generate second image data, based on second pixel signals of the plurality of pixel groups; and an image signal processor configured to generate output image data by merging the first image data and the second image data in units of a pixel group.
US11765466B2	Imaging control method and apparatus, electronic device, and computer readable storage medium The present disclosure provides an imaging control method, an electronic device, and a non-transitory readable storage medium. A pixel unit array of an imaging device is exposed for multiple times with the same exposure duration to generate second images, based on a preview image generated by the imaging device satisfying a first preset condition. A composited image is obtained by performing a compositing and noise reduction process on the second images.
US11765460B2	Digital zoom based on remote user instructions of live video Systems and methods facilitate digital zoom of live video based on remote user instructions. A user of a remote device may desire to zoom in on a particular aspect of a copy of a full image captured by a sensor at a first resolution and communicated to the remote device at a second resolution less than the first resolution. A selection that corresponds to a user-selected area of the copy and corresponding to a portion of the sensor is received by the sensor. Based on the selection, an instruction is generated to capture a second electronic image utilizing the portion of the sensor with the first resolution. Thus, rather than zooming into the first electronic image at the second resolution, the second electronic image corresponding to the portion of the sensor is captured at the first resolution and then converted to the second resolution, resulting in a higher resolution zoom.
US11765458B2	Image blur correction device, imaging apparatus, image blur correction method, and image blur correction program An image blur correction device is configured to correct a blur of an imaging apparatus that includes an image sensor that images a subject through an imaging optical system. An image blur correction device includes an acceleration sensor that detects accelerations in two directions, an angular velocity sensor that detects an angular velocity of the imaging apparatus around a rotation axis parallel to the optical axis, a rotational acceleration component calculator that calculates rotational acceleration components which are generated by rotation of the imaging apparatus around the rotation axis based on an output of the angular velocity sensor, and a blur corrector that corrects blurs of the imaging apparatus based on the rotational acceleration components and the accelerations. The blur corrector corrects the blurs based on a member of the imaging apparatus that is used for an imaging of the imaging apparatus.
US11765453B2	Information processing apparatus, image pickup apparatus, information processing system, information processing method, and program An information processing apparatus comprises a communication unit configured to communicate with an external apparatus via a communication path, the communication path being selected from a first communication path and a second communication path, the first communication path being different from the second communication path. The apparatus also comprises an operation unit and a control unit. The control unit is configured to change an apparatus mode and to change a mode of communication performed by the communication unit, depending on a state of the operation unit.
US11765452B2	Conditional camera control via automated assistant commands Implementations set forth herein relate to an automated assistant that can control a camera according to one or more conditions specified by a user. A condition can be satisfied when, for example, the automated assistant detects a particular environment feature is apparent. In this way, the user can rely on the automated assistant to identify and capture certain moments without necessarily requiring the user to constantly monitor a viewing window of the camera. In some implementations, a condition for the automated assistant to capture media data can be based on application data and/or other contextual data that is associated with the automated assistant. For instance, a relationship between content in a camera viewing window and other content of an application interface can be a condition upon which the automated assistant captures certain media data using a camera.
US11765450B2	System and method to manage multi-mode camera previews on an image-originating device An electronic device, method and computer program product provide multiple simultaneous camera previews of different imaging modes of the same image. The electronic device includes at least one image capturing device that generates a photographic image stream. The electronic device includes an image processing module that simultaneously produces more than one camera previews of the photographic image stream in different imaging modes. The electronic device includes a display driver. A controller of the electronic device is communicatively coupled to the at least one image capturing device, the image processing module, the display driver, and a first display device. The controller receives the more than one camera previews from the image processing module. The controller simultaneously presents, via the display driver, the more than one camera previews on the first display device.
US11765449B2	System for magnetic mounting and registration of sensors to grid ceilings A system for repeatably mounting an image sensor to a grid ceiling comprising: a mounting member defining an upper face; a set of magnets fixed to the upper face and characterized by a height greater than a protrusion distance of the outer surface of a ceiling tile of the grid ceiling below a grid segment of the grid ceiling; a detachable registration feature transiently coupled to the mounting member, configured to align with the grid ceiling while the set of magnetics are magnetically coupled to the grid ceiling, configured to adhere to the grid ceiling while the set of magnets are magnetically coupled to the grid ceiling, and configured to detach from the upper face and remain adhered to the grid ceiling in response to vertical displacement of the mounting member away from the grid ceiling.
US11765446B2	Methods and systems for providing dynamic summaries of missed content from a group watching experience Systems and methods are presented for providing dynamic summaries of missed content of content streaming on multiple device. A plurality of groups for a concurrent presentation of a content is identified, and a selection is received by a user via a second device to join a first group of the plurality of groups for the concurrent presentation of the content. Based on a user via the second device joining a group, a determination is made as to whether a user via the second device missed any content from the concurrent presentation of the content for the first group. Based on the detection of missed content, the system generates for the second device one or more summaries of the missed content segments and the missed reactions to the segments based on preferences associated with the user profile. In response to generating the summaries, the summaries are presented via the second device to the user.
US11765445B2	Validation of content A collection of well-formed, but possibly semantically invalid, binary encoded multimedia data components or packages as well as the binary encoded announcement, signaling, and interchange protocols used in their transmission are converted into one or more well-formed extensible markup language (XML) files. Such XML files may then be validated according to one or more pre-defined XML schemas, or similar schema languages, in order to verify that the data and protocol structures and substructures adhere to prior defined semantic constraints.
US11765440B1	System and method for delivering emergency alerts A method of communicating an emergency alert includes receiving, by a central content controller (CCC), audiovisual (AV) content from a plurality of sources, determining existence of one or more emergency alerts, encoding the content to form a first stream type and transmitting the first stream type to regional controllers (RCs) associated with a respective market area (MA) if no alerts exist, determining, if an alert exist, a market area for the alert, encode the content and the alert to form a second stream type, transmit the second stream type to a RC associated with a MA for which the alert is applicable and encode the content to form the first stream and transmit the first stream type to RCs associated with a MA without an alert, and broadcast, as AV signals, the received stream types by the RC.
US11765437B2	Automatic diagnostics alerts Generating automatic diagnostics alerts is disclosed. At a first time, a set of quality metrics for a plurality of groups of streaming sessions is computed. An anomaly is identified at least in part by performing anomaly detection using the set of quality metrics and historical information. A cause of the identified anomaly is diagnosed. An alert is generated based at least in part on the diagnosis.
US11765436B2	Media packaging Described are methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer program products for packaging media. In some embodiments, the technology relates to a computer-implemented method of packaging media files. A list of one or more media asset IDs is received by a media packaging server. A packaging template is received by the media packaging server. One or more media files based on a media asset ID in the list of the one or more media asset IDs and the packaging template are retrieved, by the media packaging server. Metadata associated with the media asset ID based on the packaging template is retrieved by the media packaging server. The one or more media files and the metadata are packaged by the media packaging server into a delivery package in a packaging format indicated by the packaging template.
US11765433B2	User commentary systems and methods In one embodiment, a method includes receiving program content and data describing program content from a content source, and automatically identifying, based on user preferences of a first user, one or more relevant products or services displayed in the program content. Product-related metadata associated with the program content is identified. The product-related metadata including data relating to the one or more relevant products or services displayed in the program content. The program content is communicated to a display device for presentation to a first user in a first portion of the display device, and the product-related metadata is communicated to a second display device for presentation to a second user substantially simultaneously with the presentation of the program content in the first display device. A user commentary is received from the second device, the user commentary generated by the second user and associated with the program content or product-related metadata.
US11765431B2	Systems and methods for aggregating content identifiers in a super-interface Systems and methods are described for generating a super-interface that aggregates content identifiers from different content sources. A super-interface is generated for display. The super-interface comprises a first interface that comprises a first plurality of content items available from a first content source and a second interface that comprises a second plurality of content items available from a second content source. The second content source is different from the first content source. The first interface and the second interface are simultaneously accessible to a first device. A user preference is detected based on a user interaction with the first interface. The second interface is automatically updated to comprise identifiers of a third plurality of content items that are available from the second content source. The third plurality of content items is selected based on the detected user preference from the user interaction with the first interface.
US11765430B2	Methods and apparatus to calibrate return path data for audience measurement Example apparatus disclosed herein include a return path data classifier to classify a first viewing period associated with segments of return path data received from a set top box into tuning classifications based on the segments of the return path data; calculate a total reported tuning duration for the first viewing period when the first viewing period is classified as live or playback tuning; and compare the total reported tuning duration to a duration threshold to determine whether the segments of return path data associated with the first viewing period are valid. The example apparatus also includes a return path data rectifier to rectify missing tuning data associated with a second viewing period based on tuning data included in the segments of return path data associated with the first viewing period when the segments of the return path data associated with the first viewing period are determined to be valid.
US11765428B2	System and method to adapting video size The present invention discloses a method for real time dynamic responsive/adapting/adjusting video in real-time to required/defined display size.The method comrading the steps of: Identifying size requirements Receiving/uploading instructions/policy for changing/adapting the video based on required display size; Changing/cropping video based on pre-defined rules or dynamic rules when changing display size requirement.
US11765427B2	Virtual reality video playing method, terminal, and server A method and system are described wherein a terminal sends, to a server, a video request message that includes an identifier of a virtual reality (VR) video. The VR video comprises N sub-bitstreams. The terminal receives a video response message sent by the server. The video response message indicates multicast addresses respectively corresponding to the N sub-bitstreams, and the terminal determines a target sub-bitstream based on a current field of view of a user, and obtains the target sub-bitstream based on a multicast address corresponding to the target sub-bitstream. The multicast address is one of the multicast addresses, and the target sub-bitstream comprises at least one sub-bitstream of the N sub-bitstreams.
US11765424B2	Systems and methods for providing blackout recording and summary information Systems and methods for providing blackout support in video mosaic and television environments are disclosed. In response to receiving a request for a video mosaic page, screen data or application data, which may include blackout information, is received. The blacked out content may be automatically recorded to the user equipment or a network server for later playback after the blackout has expired. In addition, an overlay of options associated with the blacked out asset may be presented. The overlay may include options to substitute the blacked out asset with replacement content, search for similar content, retrieve more information about the blackout, or present summary information, such as a sports ticker, in place of the blacked out cell.
US11765420B2	Television and system and method for providing a remote control device A television and system and method for providing a remote control device are disclosed. In one embodiment of the television, the television includes a processor, a memory, a tuner, a panel, and an audio driver therein in an interconnected architecture. The television may establish a pairing with a proximate wireless-enabled interactive programmable device, such as a proximate wireless-enabled interactive handheld device having a touch screen display, whereby formatted parallel audiovisual experience instructions, including virtual buttons, may be transmitted to the proximate wireless-enabled interactive programmable device for display on the touch screen display to create an experience parallel to the experience on the television. The television receives and processes virtual remote control functionality input instructions from the proximate wireless-enabled interactive programmable device to control amenities associated with the television.
US11765419B2	Display apparatus, image processing apparatus and control method for selecting and displaying related image content of primary image content There is provided an image processing apparatus which comprises a receiver which receives primary image content; a communicator which communicates with at least one supply source which supplies related image content of the primary image content; a signal processor which processes and outputs the primary image content; and a controller which controls the communicator to request the supply source to supply the related image content, and controls the signal processor to process and play the related image content supplied from the supply source in response to the request if a user selects a key to play the related image content of the primary image content while the primary image content received by the receiver is processed by the signal processor.
US11765418B1	Seamless transcode server switching A video streaming service may include a segmentation component that provides segment metadata that indicates starting locations for a plurality of segments of video content that are produced during transcoding of the video content. The segment metadata may be sent to a first transcode server and a second transcode server to allow alignment of segmentations between the first transcode server and the second transcode server. This may allow transcoding of the video content to be seamlessly switched from the first transcode server to the second transcode server, during transmission of the video content, without causing interruption of playback. The first transcode server and the second transcode server may also operate in parallel to produce different versions of the video content, such as versions encoded using different codecs. A video player may seamlessly switch between these different codec versions without causing interruption of playback.
US11765417B2	Systems and methods to reduce acknowledgment requests in broadcast transmission networks At least one aspect of the present disclosure is directed to systems and methods of selecting and acknowledging content to broadcast. A system can receive, at a first time, a request for content to broadcast identifying a content publisher. The system can obtain cluster data of the content publisher corresponding to a first time, the cluster data identifying content selection metrics based on predicted characteristics of the cluster corresponding to the first time. The system can determine a subset of content items having cluster filtering criteria that satisfy the content selection metrics. The system can rank the subset of content items based on the content selection metrics to create an ordered list of content items. The system can transmit data identifying the order of the content items to the content publisher. The content publisher can insert the content into a broadcast in the order identified by the system.
US11765413B2	Content feed delivery system and method A method of providing a content feed. The method includes monitoring a plurality of user content streams of a plurality of users on a plurality of computing devices, the plurality of user content streams including a plurality of content instances accessible via a network. A plurality of archetypes are generated based on the plurality of user content streams. A selection of a particular archetype of the plurality of archetypes from a particular user is received on a particular computing device. A particular content stream is determined based on the particular archetype, and the particular content stream is delivered to the particular user via the particular computing device.
US11765410B2	Synchronizing multiple over the top streaming clients Systems and methods for synchronizing the playback of OTT or other time sensitive content on multiple playback devices is disclosed. The systems and methods include receiving time information based on a network time source in the playback devices. The playback clock in each playback device is set based upon the time information. Stream initiation information derived using the time information from the network time source is received by each of the playback device from the media provider. The playback devices use the stream initiation information to adjust the presentation time stamps of the frames of the media content in the stream.
US11765404B2	Systems, methods, and devices for enabling live media production services A live media production function (LMPF) provisions a live media production service and live media service in a 5G system. The LMPF may be deployed as a virtual or physical network function in a 5G network or as an application function interfacing with the 5G network over a standardized interface.
US11765400B2	Systems and methods for selecting an initial streaming bitrate Systems and methods are described for providing a media stream transmitted from an encoding system to a remotely-located media player that requests segments of the media stream. In accordance with one embodiment, a method of encoding a media stream provided from an encoding system to a remotely-located client includes establishing a data connection with the client and acquiring, from the client, client information including a client identifier, a public internet protocol (IP) address, and a geographical location associated with the client. The method further includes determining, based on the client information, whether historical bit rate data is available in a historical bit rate data store provided by the encoding system. If such historical bit rate data is available, an initial bit rate parameter is set for the media stream and the media stream is encoded at the encoding system according to the initial bit rate parameter and transmitted to the client.
US11765399B2	Method and apparatus for video coding An apparatus for video decoding includes processing circuitry. The processing circuitry decodes prediction information of a current block from a coded video bitstream. The prediction information is indicative of an intra block copy mode, the current block is one of a plurality of coding blocks in a coding tree block (CTB) with a right to left coding order being allowed within the current CTB. The processing circuitry determines a block vector that points to a reference block in a same picture as the current block. Then, the processing circuitry ensures the reference block being buffered in a reference sample memory based on at least a determination that a sample that is right of a leftmost sample of the reference block is buffered in the reference sample memory. Further, the processing circuitry reconstructs at least a sample of the current block based on reconstructed samples of the reference block.
US11765398B2	Border partition Devices, systems and methods for picture border coding are described. In a representative aspect, a method for processing picture includes segmenting a picture into one or multiple picture segments, determining that a first block of a picture segment covers at least one region that is outside a border of the picture segment, wherein a size of the first block is M×N pixels, selecting a second block of size K×L pixels, where (K≤M and L
US11765394B2	Decoding order of different SEI messages Methods, devices and systems for video coding and encoding, which include constraints, restrictions and signaling for subpictures, slices, and tiles, are described. One example method of video processing includes performing a conversion between a video and a bitstream of the video, wherein the bitstream comprises one or more access units according to a format rule, and wherein the format rule specifies an order in which a first message and a second message that apply to an operation point (OP) are present within an access unit (AU) such that the first message precedes the second message in a decoding order.
US11765393B2	Syntax for signaling video subpictures Methods, devices and systems for signaling the use of subpictures in coded video pictures are described. One example method of video processing includes performing a conversion between a video and a bitstream of a video, wherein the bitstream conforms to a format rule, wherein the format rule specifies that a first syntax element signaled in a sequence parameter set (SPS) of the bitstream is indicative of a length of identifiers of subpictures in the SPS, and wherein the signaling of the first syntax element is independent of a value of a second syntax element that is indicative of explicit signaling of the identifiers of the subpictures in the SPS or a picture parameter set (PPS).
US11765384B2	Method and apparatus of motion compensation based on bi-directional optical flow techniques for video coding Methods and apparatus of motion compensation using the bi-directional optical flow (BIO) techniques are disclosed. According to one method of the present invention, the BIO process is applied to encode or decode bi-directional current block in Merge mode only or in AMVP (advanced motion vector prediction) mode only. According to another method, the BIO process conditionally to encode or decode the current block depending on a jointly-coded flag if the current block is coded using a bi-prediction mode. According to yet another method, x-offset value vx and y-offset value vy for the current block are added to the current motion vector to form a final motion vector. The final motion vector is then used as a reference motion vector for following blocks. In still yet another method, the BIO process is applied to the chroma component.
US11765383B2	Video decoder and methods The present disclosure relates to video encoding and decoding, and in particular to determining motion information for a current block using a history-based motion vector predictor, HMVP, list. The HMVP list is constructed, with said list being an ordered list of N HMVP candidates Hk, k=0, . . . , N−1, which are associated with motion information of N preceding blocks of the frame and precede the current block. Each HMVP candidate has motion information including elements of one or more motion vectors, MVs, one or more reference picture indices corresponding to the MVs, and one or more bi-prediction weight indices. One or more HMVP candidates from the HMVP list are added into a motion information candidate list for the current block; and the motion information is derived based on the motion information candidate list.
US11765382B2	Method and apparatus for encoding and decoding video using inter-prediction A coding tool is provided to improve the compression performance of inter prediction and is used at the encoder/decoder side to adjust the correction of a motion vector based on a high level syntax. In addition, a method is provided for simply performing an integer sample search step of searching for an integer offset and a fractional sample refinement step of searching for a sub-pixel offset in relation to motion vector refinement among coding tools.
US11765380B2	Methods and systems for motion vector derivation at a video decoder Method and apparatus for deriving a motion vector at a video decoder. A block-based motion vector may be produced at the video decoder by utilizing motion estimation among available pixels relative to blocks in one or more reference frames. The available pixels could be, for example, spatially neighboring blocks in the sequential scan coding order of a current frame, blocks in a previously decoded frame, or blocks in a downsampled frame in a lower pyramid when layered coding has been used.
US11765378B2	Video coding method and apparatus Embodiments of this application disclose a method for obtaining a motion vector, including: determining a reference block of a to-be-processed block, wherein the reference block and the to-be-processed block have a preset temporal or spatial correlation, the reference block is obtained based on a prediction block of the reference block determined by a refined initial motion vector, the refined initial motion vector is obtained based on an initial motion vector and one or more preset motion vector offsets, and the initial motion vector is obtained based on a predicted motion vector of the reference block; and using the initial motion vector as a predicted motion vector of the to-be-processed block.
US11765377B2	Alpha channel prediction Image coding using alpha channel prediction may include generating a reconstructed image using alpha channel prediction and outputting the reconstructed image. Generating the reconstructed image using alpha channel prediction may include decoding reconstructed color channel values for a current pixel expressed with reference to first color space, obtaining color space converted color channel values for the current pixel by converting the reconstructed color channel values to a second color space, obtaining an alpha channel lower bound for an alpha channel value for the current pixel using the color space converted color channel values, generating a candidate predicted alpha value for the current pixel, obtaining an adjusted predicted alpha value for the current pixel using the candidate predicted alpha value and the alpha channel lower bound, generating a reconstructed pixel for the current pixel using the adjusted predicted alpha value, and including the reconstructed pixel in the reconstructed image.
US11765376B2	Pruning methods and apparatuses for neural network based video coding A pruning method of neural network based video coding of a current block of a picture of a video sequence is performed by at least one processor and includes categorizing parameters of a neural network into groups, setting a first index to indicate that a first group of the groups is to be pruned, and a second index to indicate that a second group of the groups is not to be pruned, and transmitting, to a decoder, the set first index and the set second index. Based on the transmitted first index and the transmitted second index, the current block is processed using the parameters of which the first group of the groups is pruned.
US11765375B2	Image decoding method and device for same An image decoding method performed by a decoding device according to the present document is characterized by comprising the steps of: acquiring image information including a Block-based Delta Pulse Code Modulation (BDPCM) available flag; and generating a reconstructed picture on the basis of the image information, wherein the BDPCM available flag relates to whether BDPCM is available for chroma and luma blocks.
US11765371B2	Method for adaptation parameter set reference and constraints in coded video stream A method of decoding an encoded video bitstream using at least one processor, including: obtaining from the encoded video bitstream a coded video sequence including a picture unit corresponding to a coded picture; obtaining a picture header (PH) network abstraction layer (NAL) unit included in the picture unit; obtaining at least one video coding layer (VCL) network abstraction layer (NAL) unit included in the picture unit; decoding the coded picture based on the PH NAL unit, the at least one VCL NAL unit, and an adaptation parameter set (APS) included in an APS NAL unit obtained from the coded video sequence; and outputting the decoded picture, wherein the APS NAL unit is available to the at least one processor before the at least one VCL NAL unit.
US11765370B2	Video residual decoding apparatus using neighbor storage device with smaller storage size to store neighbor data for context selection and associated method A video residual decoding apparatus includes a residual decoding circuit and a neighbor storage device. The residual decoding circuit applies residual decoding to a transform block, wherein the transform block is divided into M sub-blocks, M is a positive integer, and the M sub-blocks are processed by the residual decoding in a diagonal scan order. The neighbor storage device stores neighbor data that belong to neighboring sub-blocks and are referenced by the residual decoding of a current sub-block, wherein neighbor data belonging to a sub-block is derived from a residual decoding result of the sub-block, and a storage size of the neighbor storage device is not larger than a maximum data amount of neighbor data derived from residual decoding results of N sub-blocks, where N is a positive integer, and N is smaller than M.
US11765368B2	Cross-component adaptive loop filter Methods, systems and apparatus for video processing including coding or decoding are described. One example method of video processing includes determining, for a conversion between a video region of a chroma component of a video and a bitstream of the video, a manner of applying a cross-component adaptive loop filtering (CC-ALF) operation to a first sample of the chroma component based on a position of a second sample associated with the first sample. The method also includes performing the conversion based on the determining.
US11765367B2	Palette mode with intra block copy prediction A video processing method is described. The method includes determining, for a conversion between a video unit of a video and a coded representation of the video, a maximum number of entries of a palette of representative values used during the conversion according to a rule; and performing the conversion using the palette, and wherein the rule specifies the maximum number of entries according to a characteristic of the video unit.
US11765364B2	Encoding method, decoding method, encoding apparatus, and decoding apparatus An image encoding method including: a constraint information generating step of generating tile constraint information indicating whether or not there is a constraint in filtering on boundaries between adjacent tiles among a plurality of tiles obtained by dividing a picture, and storing the tile constraint information into a sequence parameter set; and a filter information generating step of generating, for each of the boundaries, one of a plurality of filter information items respectively indicating whether or not filtering is executed on the boundaries, and storing the plurality of filter information items into a plurality of picture parameter sets, wherein, in the filter information generating step, the plurality of filter information items which indicate identical content are generated when the tile constraint information indicates that there is the constraint in the filtering.
US11765361B2	Method and apparatus for coding video data in palette mode Methods for performing palette coding of video data may include: determining whether a luma component of a coding unit (CU) and chroma components of the CU are coded jointly or separately in a palette mode; and in response to the luma component and the chroma components being coded separately in the palette mode, determining a maximum separate palette-table size for the CU; determining a maximum separate palette-predictor size for the CU; and predicting the CU based on the maximum separate palette-table size and the maximum separate palette-predictor size.
US11765360B2	Codec rate distortion compensating downsampler A system includes a machine learning (ML) model-based video downsampler configured to receive an input video sequence having a first display resolution, and to map the input video sequence to a lower resolution video sequence having a second display resolution lower than the first display resolution. The system also includes a neural network-based (NN-based) proxy video codec configured to transform the lower resolution video sequence into a decoded proxy bitstream. In addition, the system includes an upsampler configured to produce an output video sequence using the decoded proxy bitstream.
US11765358B2	Entropy coding for partition syntax Systems, methods and apparatus for video processing are described. The video processing may include video encoding, video decoding or video transcoding. One example method of video processing includes performing a conversion between a current block of a video and a bitstream of the video according to a rule. The rule specifies that selection of a context for coding a syntax element specifying whether the block is split horizontally or vertically is based on a number of allowed vertical splits and a number of allowed horizontal splits. The number of allowed vertical splits includes a number of allowed binary vertical splits and a number of allowed ternary vertical splits, and the number of allowed horizontal splits includes a number of allowed binary horizontal splits and a number of allowed ternary horizontal splits.
US11765356B2	Method and device for encoding/decoding images A method and a device for encoding/decoding images are disclosed. The method for encoding images comprises the steps of: deriving a scan type of a residual signal for a current block according to whether or not the current block is a transform skip block; and applying the scan type to the residual signal for the current block, wherein the transform skip block is a block to which transform for the current block is not applied and is specified on the basis of information indicating whether or not transform for the current block is to be applied.
US11765355B2	Video coding with content adaptive spatially varying quantization A video encoder may be configured to apply a multi-stage quantization process, where residuals are first quantized using an effective quantization parameter derived from the statistics of the samples of the block. The residual is then further quantized using a base quantization parameter that is uniform across a picture. A video decoder may be configured to decode the video data using the base quantization parameter. The video decoder may further be configured to estimate the effective quantization parameter from the statistics of the decoded samples of the block. The video decoder may then use the estimated effective quantization parameter for use in determining parameters for other coding tools, including filters.
US11765354B2	Video decoding method and apparatus, and video encoding method and apparatus Provided are a video decoding method and apparatus including: in a video encoding and decoding process, determining parity information of a current block based on a width and a height of the current block; determining a lookup table of the current block from among a plurality of predefined lookup tables based on the parity information; determining a dequantization scale value of the current block based on the lookup table of the current block; and performing dequantization on the current block by using the dequantization scale value.
US11765352B2	Using quantization groups in video coding An example method of video processing includes applying, in a conversion between a video comprising multiple components and a bitstream representation of the video, a deblocking filter to video blocks of the multiple components. A deblocking filter strength for the deblocking filter of each of the multiple components is determined according to a rule that specifies to use a different manner for determining the deblocking filter strength for the video blocks of each of the multiple components.
US11765350B2	Offset decoding device, offset coding device, image filtering device An adaptive offset filter (60) adds an offset to the pixel value of each pixel forming an input image. The adaptive offset filter (60) refers to offset-type specifying information, sets offset attributes for a subject unit area of the input image, decodes an offset having a bit width corresponding to an offset value range included in the set offset attributes, and adds the offset to the pixel value of each pixel forming the input image.
US11765347B2	Method of decoding intra prediction data A video coding device may be configured to perform intra prediction coding according to one or more of the techniques described herein.
US11765346B2	Most probable mode list generation scheme A method of signaling an intra prediction mode used to encode a current block in an encoded video bitstream using at least one processor includes determining a plurality of candidate intra prediction modes; generating a most probable mode (MPM) list using the plurality of candidate intra prediction modes; signaling a reference line index indicating a reference line used to encode the current block from among a plurality of reference lines including an adjacent reference line and a plurality of non-adjacent reference lines; and signaling an intra mode index indicating the intra prediction mode, wherein the MPM list is generated based on the reference line used to encode the current block and whether an intra sub-partition (ISP) mode is enabled.
US11765345B2	Multiple prediction blocks for one intra-coded block Devices, systems and methods for digital video processing, which includes multiple prediction blocks for one intra-coded block, are described. In a representative aspect, a method for video processing includes generating a final prediction block for a conversion between a current block of visual media data and a bitstream representation of the current block and performing the conversion based on the final prediction block. At least a portion of the final prediction block is generated based on a combination of a first prediction block and a second prediction block that are based on reconstructed samples from an image segment that comprises the current block.
US11765343B2	Inter prediction method and apparatus Methods and apparatuses for inter prediction are disclosed. The method comprises: constructing a merging candidate list of a current picture block; when a number of merging candidates in the merging candidate list is less than a maximum number of candidates minus N, adding at least one history-based motion vector predictor (HMVP) candidate to the merging candidate list to obtain a new merging candidate list, wherein N is a positive integer; obtaining motion information of the current picture block based on the new merging candidate list; and determining a predicted block of the current picture block based on the motion information of the current picture block.
US11765341B2	Method and device for operating a lenticular display In one implementation, a method of operating a lenticular display is performed by a device including a processor, non-transitory memory, an image sensor, and a lenticular display. The method includes displaying, via the lenticular display, first content at a horizontal angle of a first user and second content, different than the first content, at a horizontal angle of a second user. The method further includes displaying, via the lenticular display, the first content at a second horizontal angle of the first user and the second content at a second horizontal angle of the second user.
US11765339B2	Estimating pose in 3D space Methods and devices for estimating position of a device within a 3D environment are described. Embodiments of the methods include sequentially receiving multiple image segments forming an image representing a field of view (FOV) comprising a portion of the environment. The image includes multiple sparse points that are identifiable based in part on a corresponding subset of image segments of the multiple image segments. The method also includes sequentially identifying one or more sparse points of the multiple sparse points when each subset of image segments corresponding to the one or more sparse points is received and estimating a position of the device in the environment based on the identified the one or more sparse points.
US11765335B2	Synthetic stereoscopic content capture Systems, methods, and computing devices for capturing synthetic stereoscopic content are provided. An example computing device includes at least one processor and memory. The memory stores instructions that cause the computing device to receive a three-dimensional scene. The instructions may additionally cause the computing device to reposition vertices of the three-dimensional scene to compensate for variations in camera location in a directional stereoscopic projection and generate a stereoscopic image based on the repositioned vertices. An example method includes projecting a three-dimensional scene onto a left eye image cube and a right eye image cube and repositioning vertices of the three-dimensional scene to adjust for rendering from a single camera location. The method also includes mapping pixels of a stereoscopic image to points on the left eye image cube and the right eye image cube and generating the stereoscopic image using the values of the mapped pixels.
US11765324B1	Security light-cam with cloud-based video management system The invention concerns a system comprising a security device and a computing device. The security device may be configured to generate first video frames at a first bitrate and second video frames at a second bitrate from pixel data, store the video frames and metadata comprising index information for the video frames, communicate the second video frames and the metadata. The computing device may be configured to receive a video selection and a command from a user via an interface, display the second video frames using the interface in response to the video selection and communicate the command to the security device. The command may enable a modification to the first video frames stored on the security device using the display of the second video frames on the interface based on the metadata. The security device may generate modified first video frames in response to the command.
US11765323B2	Apparatus and method of location determination in a thermal imaging system A camera assembly, including: an enclosure having at least two mounting surfaces that are orthogonal to each other for alignment with at least two orthogonal surfaces against which the camera assembly is to be mounted; at least one imaging apparatus disposed within the enclosure and having a predetermined orientation with respect to the enclosure; and a communication device disposed within the enclosure; and a server disposed at a location remote from where the camera is mounted. The camera assembly and the server communicate over a computer communication network to identify at least one mounting measurement of the camera assembly to establish a mapping from an image coordinate system for images generated by the imaging apparatus and a real world coordinate system aligned with an orientation defined by the at least two orthogonal surfaces.
US11765320B2	Avatar animation in virtual conferencing According to a general aspect, a method can include receiving a photo of a virtual conference participant, and a depth map based on the photo, and generating a plurality of synthesized images based on the photo. The plurality of synthesized images can have respective simulated gaze directions of the virtual conference participant. The method can also include receiving, during a virtual conference, an indication of a current gaze direction of the virtual conference participant. The method can further include animating, in a display of the virtual conference, an avatar corresponding with the virtual conference participant. The avatar can be based on the photo. Animating the avatar can be based on the photo, the depth map and at least one synthesized image of the plurality of synthesized images, the at least one synthesized image corresponding with the current gaze direction.
US11765318B2	Placement of virtual content in environments with a plurality of physical participants A device may be configured to determining display properties for virtual content in an environment with a plurality of physical participants by capturing an image of the environment, analyzing the captured image to identify at least one object in the environment, determining a parameter for the identified object, and determining a display property of a digital representation of virtual content based on the determined parameter. Embodiments may include negotiating display properties with other devices to generate coordinated display properties, and rendering the digital representation of the virtual content so that the remote participant appears to be in the same fixed position to all co-located participants and sized consistent with the co-located participants.
US11765316B2	Fast in-place FMP4 to MP4 conversion In-place conversion of a fragmented MP4 (FMP4) file into an MP4 format without having to create separate files is discussed herein. Audio and visual data is captured by a multimedia application and stored an FMP4 file with an initial moov atom and one or more fragment headers assigned to portions of the audio/video data. Once a capturing session is completed (e.g., user stops recording audio and video), the FMP4 file is converted to an MP4 file by attaching a final moov atom to the FMP4 file and changing the header designation of the initial moov(i) atom from “moov” to an “mdat” designation. This change in designation makes the initial moov(i) atom of the FMP4 file opaque a media player and converts the FMP4 file to MP4 format.
US11765314B2	Television, television control method, and control apparatus Disclosed is a television including a display body and an interface extension apparatus. The display body includes a shell and a main board provided with a first interface and installed in the shell. The shell is provided with a channel opening. The interface extension apparatus includes a driving module and an interface extension line including a data line and a second interface. The data line is connected between the first interface and the second interface. The driving module is in transmission connection with the data line. The driving module is for driving one end of the interface extension line provided with the second interface to out of the shell through the channel opening, and driving the interface extension line out of the shell to be retracted into the shell through the channel opening. The application also discloses a television control method and a control apparatus.
US11765311B2	Transport mechanisms for video stream merging with overlapping video In various embodiments, a device receives a first video stream of a video conference. The device receives a second video stream of the video conference. The second video stream includes an indicated location for video of the second video stream relative to video of the first video stream. The device merges the first video stream and the second video stream into an overlapped video having the video of the second video stream located at the indicated location relative to the video of the first video stream. The device provides the overlapped video for display.
US11765309B2	Video capturing subject using IR light Video capture of a subject, including: capturing video data of the subject using a first camera; capturing infrared (IR) video data of the subject using a second camera linked to the first camera, in such a manner that the first and second camera share the same field of view, wherein the second camera is sensitive to IR light for capturing the IP video data of the subject; illuminating the subject with at least one IR light source; and processing the video data from the first camera and the IR video data from the second camera to identify an outline of the illuminated subject in the video data using the IR video data.
US11765302B2	Image forming apparatus equipped with an anti-malware function of a permission-list type, image forming method using the same, and non-transitory computer-readable recording medium on which image forming program for the same is recorded An image forming apparatus includes a signature verification unit, an execution propriety determination unit, an image forming unit, and a control unit. The signature verification unit decrypts encrypted data with a preset public key in accordance with acquisition of the encrypted data, and uses the decrypted data to verify a digital signature representing authenticity and integrity of a program contained in the decrypted data; the execution propriety determination unit permits execution of a program registered in a preset permission list and the program in which digital signature is verified; the image forming unit forms an image on an image forming medium; and the control unit controls the image forming unit by executing the program permitted to be executed.
US11765300B1	Methods and systems for identifying blank spaces in documents for embedding IR marks The present disclosure discloses methods and systems for identifying blank spaces in a document for embedding an Infrared (IR) mark in the document. The method includes receiving the document for printing from the user. A user interface is provided to the user that allows the user to select a pre-defined option. Upon selection of the pre-defined option, inputs from the user on the IR mark is received. Based on the inputs from the user, a specified portion of the document is extracted for processing. Then, blank spaces are checked in the extracted portion based on a size of the IR mark to be embedded in the document. Based on the check, the IR mark is embedded in the identified blank space. An output document is outputted/printed including the IR mark in the specified portion of the document. The IR mark is embedded such that there is no content loss.
US11765297B2	Image scanning apparatus An image scanning apparatus includes plural light sources, an image sensor, a driving circuit, and a controller. The plural light sources are configured to emit light of plural colors. The image sensor is configured to scan an image on the basis of the light sequentially emitted by the plural light sources. The driving circuit is configured to drive the plural light sources. The controller is configured to supply to the driving circuit an instruction of light-emitting pulse widths of the light sources. Further, the controller corrects the light-emitting pulse widths in monochrome scanning on the basis of a rising time and a falling time of driving currents conducted through the light sources by the driving circuit so as to cause the light-emitting pulse widths to agree with light-emitting pulse widths based on predetermined color balance ratios of the plural colors, respectively.
US11765296B2	Information processing system, information processing apparatus, information processing method, and storage medium An information processing system configured to perform setting for an image processing apparatus based on setting edited by an application configured to operate on an information processing apparatus, wherein the system includes a startup unit that acquires a status of the image processing apparatus, downloads setting information for the image processing apparatus, determines whether or not to start up the application, and controls the startup of the application based on results of the determination, wherein the determination is performed based on the status before the setting information download has begun.
US11765295B2	Computer-readable medium, information processing device, and system for setting up program on each of terminal devices A non-transitory computer-readable medium stores computer-readable instructions that are executable by a processor of a first terminal device compatible with a first platform, the instructions being configured to, when executed by the processor, cause the first terminal device to accept selection of an image processing apparatus connected with the first terminal device, accept selection of a function to be set up on the first terminal device from among one or more functions executable by the image processing apparatus, install, into the first terminal device, a first program compatible with the image processing apparatus and the first platform, and output an access information image. The access information image represents access information based on the selected function and an address of a web page representing a site of a supply source for a second program compatible with the image processing apparatus and a second platform.
US11765292B2	Information processing apparatus used for converting image to file, image processing system, method of controlling information processing apparatus, and storage medium An information processing apparatus capable of reducing troublesome work of a user when converting an image obtained by newly scanning a business form to a file. An information processing apparatus that sets, when converting the image to a file, a file name of the image. A preview image of the scanned original is displayed, and user selection of a character area on the preview image is detected. An item name candidate area is extracted based on location information of the character area selected by the user on the preview image, and a character string included in the item name candidate area is set as an item name of a character string included in the character area selected by the user. The set item name is displayed as a file name rule such that the set item name is selectable by the user.
US11765291B2	Medium conveying device and determination method In a medium conveying device, a projector projects light, a projection light amount of the light changes, at every fixed time, to a first projection light amount and a second projection light amount less than the first projection light amount, a receiver receives the light projected from the projector, a processor determines, at fixed sampling timings, whether a reception light amount of the receiver is at a first reception light level or a second reception light level smaller than the first reception light level, determines, when the reception light amount alternately changes to the first reception light level and the second reception light level, that a medium is not present on a conveying path, and determines, when the reception light amount is fixed to either the first reception light level or the second reception light level, that the medium is present on the conveying path.
US11765288B1	Methods and systems for automatically managing output size of a document submitted for scanning The present disclosure discloses methods and systems for automatically determining one or more optimal scan settings to manage an output size of a document submitted for scanning at a multi-function device. The method includes receiving the document for scanning from a user, wherein the document includes one or more pages having content. As scanning activity is progressed at the multi-function device, an output file size is displayed to the user via a user interface in real-time. Then, an input from the user is received on the displayed output file size. Based on the input from the user, one or more scan settings are determined to be applied on the already scanned pages and remaining pages of the document to be scanned, to manage the output size of an output scanned file to be generated. Thereafter, the determined one or more scan settings are applied such that the output size of the scanned file is in accordance with the requirement. Finally, the scanned file is output of the required size.
US11765285B2	Function executing device and terminal device for executing wireless communication according to bluetooth low energy A function executing device may comprise a first wireless interface according to a Bluetooth Low Energy scheme being capable of repeatedly sending an advertising signal. The function executing device may after a first advertising signal in which a first radio field intensity is used has been sent from the first wireless interface, receive a specific signal via the first wireless interface from a terminal device, change a radio field intensity used for sending the advertising signal from the first radio field intensity to a second radio field intensity lower than the first radio field intensity, and after a second advertising signal in which the second radio field intensity is used has been sent from the first wireless interface, establish a first wireless connection with the terminal device via the first wireless interface.
US11765276B2	Blockchain for communication of subscriber data records between public land mobile networks Mechanisms for implementing a billing process between a first Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN1) and a second Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN2) for a subscriber of the PLMN1 that visits the PLMN2. A method comprises establishing a smart contract between the PLMN1, the PLMN2, and a Data Clearance House (DCH). The method comprises sending a subscriber usage record, represented by a distributed ledger, of the subscriber from the PLMN2 to the DCH using a blockchain upon the subscriber having visited the PLMN2, wherein the blockchain is based on the smart contract. The method comprises sending the subscriber usage record from the DCH to the PLMN1 using the blockchain.
US11765275B2	System and method for processing telephony sessions In one embodiment, the method of processing telephony sessions includes: communicating with an application server using an application layer protocol; processing telephony instructions with a call router; and creating call router resources accessible through a call router Application Programming Interface (API). In another embodiment, the system for processing telephony sessions includes: a call router, a URI for an application server, a telephony instruction executed by the call router, and a call router API resource.
US11765274B2	Determination and display of estimated hold durations for calls Implementations relate to determination and display of estimated hold durations for calls. In some implementations, a computer-implemented method includes obtaining an identifier of a target entity, the identifier usable by a first call device to initiate a call between the first call device and the target entity. A hold duration is determined that is an estimated amount of time before the call is matched to a human agent when the call is initiated at a particular time that is prospective to a current time. The hold duration is determined based on previous calls between one or more call devices and the target entity. The hold duration is provided for display by the first call device prior to the initiation of the call between the first call device and the target entity.
US11765273B1	Data analysis, filter and presentation techniques for call management systems Data analysis, filter, and presentation techniques are described for an example call management system. An example method for a data management system includes receiving, from a user device, an account identifier of a first person, receiving, from the user device, a first message related to a topic of conversation to be discussed during a telephone call with the first person, determining, based on the account identifier and within a pre-determined time period, a presence of a set of data that describes conversation(s) from prior telephone call(s)/chat(s) with the first person, and sending, to a computer, at least some data from the set of data and a second message that indicates that the telephone call is mapped to a second person, where the computer is configured to display on a screen the second message and a presentation option that presents the at least some data via the computer.
US11765272B2	Data aggregation for user interaction enhancement A contact center system correlates one or more past user interactions to a current user interaction with the contact center system. The current user interaction may in some cases use a different communication modality (e.g., chat, voice, video, SMS, email, or social) than a past user interaction. The contact center system may automatically alert a supervisor agent when the system detects that a certain user warrants more attention. Real-time assistance may be provided to an agent of the contact center system based on aggregated data from a user's history of user interactions across modalities.
US11765266B2	Systems and methods for optimizing cellular network performance A computer-implemented method of for optimizing cellular network performance including identifying a plurality of voice call records stored on an application server in a first type of cellular network. The method includes analyzing call data associated with the plurality of voice call records, and identifying a set of fall back voice call records. The call data for each voice call record of the set of fall back voice call records includes a fall back indicator indicating that each voice call was initiated using a second type of cellular network. The method includes analyzing cause codes in the call data associated with the set of fall back voice call records and determining, based on the cause codes, a value for at least one KPI associated with the second type of cellular network.
US11765265B2	Incoming call alert method and terminal Embodiments of this application disclose an incoming call alert method and a terminal. The incoming call alert method includes: receiving an incoming call request; and invoking an audio/video player of a system to play audio/video corresponding to the incoming call request. The audio/video player is disposed in a system of the terminal in the embodiments of this application, so that when the terminal receives the incoming call request, the system of the terminal can play the audio/video used for incoming call alert. In this way, the terminal can alert a user by playing the audio/video without occupying additional system resources. In addition, an animation of the video and a caller ID display interface that are displayed by the terminal are integrated in terms of a visual effect, thereby improving use experience of the user.
US11765262B2	Customer capture using dynamically generated customized webpages A computer that dynamically generates a customized second document is described. During operation, the computer receives information specifying activation of a hosted field in a document associated with a third party, where the information specifies a willingness to receive one or more messages from the computer and specifies a telephone number. In response, the computer dynamically generates the customized second document that includes information about one or more transactions (such as one or more upcoming events) of interest to an individual associated with the telephone number. Then, the computer sends a message to an address corresponding to the telephone number, where the message includes a link to the customized second document. Next, when the computer receives information specifying activation of the link from an electronic device, the computer provides information specifying the customized second document to the electronic device for display on the electronic device.
US11765261B2	Mobile application for controlling outdoor grill Embodiments are directed to controlling an electronically-controlled appliance using a software application and providing a user interface for controlling an electronically-controlled appliance. In one scenario, a computer system receives an indication from a remote computing system indicating that an electronically-controlled appliance is communicably connected to the remote computing system. The computer system provides a notification in the software application indicating that the electronically-controlled appliance is available to receive instructions, and receives a user input at the software application indicating that certain functions are to be performed by the electronically-controlled appliance. The computer system further generates instructions configured to control the electronically-controlled appliance based on the functions specified in the received user input, and sends the generated instructions to the electronically-controlled appliance to perform the specified functions. These functions are then interpreted and carried out on the electronically-controlled appliance via the hardware controller.
US11765258B2	Mobile terminal and method for controlling mobile terminal Disclosed are a mobile terminal and a method for controlling the same. The mobile terminal includes a master device and a slave device detachably mounted on the master device. The master device includes a housing, a bracket, a master controller and a switch assembly. The housing is provided with a groove to receive the bracket. The bracket can be rotated into or out of the groove relative to the housing. The switch assembly is arranged on the housing and directly faces the groove. When the bracket is rotated out of the groove relative to the housing and the rotation angle thereof meets a first angle, the switch assembly generates a first signal and sends it to the master controller. The master controller controls, according to the first signal, at least one component of the master device to be switched to a first usage state.
US11765257B1	Socket replication between nodes of a network device without operating system kernel modification An example network device includes a primary node and a standby node. The primary node includes one or more processors implemented in circuitry and configured to execute an operating system providing an application space and a kernel space, execute a replication application in the application space to receive a write function call including data to be written to a socket of the operating system and to send a representation of the data to a replication driver executed in the kernel space, execute the replication driver to send the representation of the data to a replication module executed in the kernel space, and execute the replication module to send the representation of the data to the standby node and, after receiving an acknowledgement from the standby node, to send the data to the socket.
US11765248B2	Responsive action prediction based on electronic messages among a system of networked computing devices Various embodiments relate generally to data science and data analysis, computer software and systems, and control systems to provide a platform to facilitate implementation of an interface, and, more specifically, to a computing and data storage platform that implements specialized logic to predict an action based on content in electronic messages, at least one action being a responsive electronic message. In some examples, a method may include receiving data representing an electronic message with an electronic messaging account, identifying one or more component characteristics associated with one or more components of the electronic message, characterizing the electronic message based on the one or more component characteristics to classify the electronic message for a response as a classified message, causing a computing device to perform an action to facilitate the response to the classified message, and the like.
US11765247B2	Methods and apparatus for controlling the presentation of data through an operator interface by monitoring user interactions across various compute devices A compute device can monitor interactions with a user and/or remote entity. A real-time stream of event information can be generated by the compute device based on the interactions. At least one software application operating in the compute device can analyze the real-time stream of event information to identify a predefined trigger. In response to identifying the predefined trigger, a pre-defined message can be output.
US11765245B2	Electronic device and method for performing service discovery in electronic device An electronic device and a service discovery method in the electronic device are provided. The device includes at least one communication module, a processor operatively connected with the at least one communication module, and a memory operatively connected with the at least one communication module and the processor. The memory may store instructions configured to, when executed, enable the processor to configure a neighbor awareness network (NAN) cluster communicating with a plurality of external electronic devices based on a first communication protocol, through the at least one communication module, identify a service target device among the plurality of external electronic devices, while operating with the plurality of external electronic devices based on the first communication, and allow at least one external electronic device, except for the service target device among the plurality of external electronic devices, to deactivate at least one function related to the first communication protocol.
US11765244B1	Latency-based service discovery and routing for multi-location service-oriented applications Techniques are described for a location-aware service-oriented application deployment management (“SOADM”) service that abstracts the complexities of deploying distributed applications in a cloud provider network providing many possible deployment zones of one or multiple types. These deployment zone types can include traditional cloud provider regions and availability zones as well as so-called edge locations (e.g., cloud provider operated edge locations, customer-operated edge locations, third-party operated edge locations, communications service provider (CSP) associated edge locations). The SOADM service enables users to create service group configurations representing a service-oriented application, including its constituent services and dependent resources, and specify distribution strategies for deploying and/or redistributing application services and resources, among other configurations. Using such configurations, the SOADM service automatically deploys and scales simple or complex, single or multi-service applications for users across any number of deployment zones and deployment zone types.
US11765242B2	File exchange system, communication support device, file exchange support device, file exchange method, and computer-readable non-transitory storage medium with program stored therein A file exchange system includes a communication support device equipped with a communication unit configured to communicate with a file exchange device. The communication support device further includes a processing unit which is configured to carry out processing in accordance with an instruction file that is written into a shared directory. The processing unit includes a file transmission processing unit which, in a case that the instruction file containing a file transmission instruction has been written into the shared directory, is configured to read out a transmission target file corresponding to the file transmission instruction from a storage unit, and to transmit a transmission file corresponding to the read out transmission target file to the file exchange device via the communication unit.
US11765241B1	User attribute validation based on location requests Aspects of the present application correspond to processing of requests for user attribute information. One or more computing devices can transmit request associated with access to an identified location that include at least one captured information associated with an identified user. A user attribute information request processing service processes the requests based on location profile according to verified attribute information associated with the captured information. The user attribute information request processing service then generates a processing result responsive to the request, such as identifying financial rate information based on the verified attribute information.
US11765237B1	Session-based remote direct memory access Apparatus for data communication includes a network interface for connection to a packet data network and a host interface for connection to a host computer, which includes a central processing unit (CPU) and a host memory. Packet processing circuitry receives, via the host interface, from a kernel running on the CPU, associations between multiple remote direct memory access (RDMA) sessions and multiple different User Datagram Protocol (UDP) 5-tuple, which are assigned respectively to the RDMA sessions, and receives from an application running on the CPU a request to send an RDMA message, using a selected group of one or more of the RDMA sessions, to a peer application over the packet data network, and in response to the request, transmits, via the network interface, one or more data packets using a UDP 5-tuple that is assigned to one of the RDMA sessions in the selected group.
US11765234B2	Electronic device, server and recording medium supporting task execution using external device An electronic device is provided. The electronic device includes housing, a touch screen display, a microphone, a wireless communication circuit, a processor, and a memory. The memory stores a software program including a user interface supporting the control of at least one external device based on a user account, and the memory stores at least one instruction that, when executed, causes the processor to receive a first user input for connecting the electronic device to a first external device, to receive a second user input corresponding to a request for performing at least part of a task by using the first external device, to receive a first response including a sequence of states from the second external device to perform, by the first external device, the at least part of the task depending on the sequence.
US11765233B2	Communication device, communication system, communication method, and recording medium A communication device includes a parameter setter and a communication controller for cyclic communication to transmit data including a first data piece and a second data piece different from the first data piece and having lower priority for real-time transmission than the first data piece to slave stations. The parameter setter presets a number of divisions n to divide the second data piece before the cyclic communication is started. The communication controller transmits the first data piece to a first slave station in one cycle, divides the second data piece by the number of divisions n, and transmits the divided second data piece to a second slave station in n cycles, where n is the number of divisions. The communication controller transmits, before transmitting the second data piece, data indicating the number of divisions n set by the parameter setter to the second slave station.
US11765230B2	Artificial intelligence (AI) based management of distributed ledger technology (DLT) network for internet of things (IoT) A system and method for management of a distributed ledger technology (DLT) network are provided. The system receives a first request from an edge device to communicate with an operator entity in the DLT network. The system determines a plurality of parameters associated with the edge device, based on a type of the edge device. The system applies an artificial intelligence model on the plurality of parameters to generate a smart contract for communication between the edge device and the operator entity. The system controls execution of a code associated with the smart contract to create a transaction record on the DLT network, based on the communication between the edge device and the operator entity. The system temporarily suspends the code associated with the smart contract in the DLT network based on a second request from one of the edge device or the DLT network.
US11765227B2	5G on-demand dynamically instantiated blockchain for highly distributed peer-to-peer consumer cloud The technology described herein documents interactions in a cloud computing environment. The system creates a first partition within the cloud computing environment for a first entity and a second partition within the cloud computing environment for a second entity. A blockchain ledger can be created for a set of interactions between the first entity and the second entity, where the blockchain ledger is disengaged when the first entity and the second entity are not interacting.
US11765226B2	Method for provisioning internet of things device and internet of things device A method for provisioning an internet of things device and a device are provided. The method includes discovering, by a first device, an unprovisioned second device, and configuring, by the first device, a device owner identity (ID) of the second device, where the first device is a sub-onboarding tool (sub-OBT), the configured device owner ID of the second device is the same as a device owner ID of the first device, and devices with the same device owner ID are able to communicate mutually.
US11765225B2	Systems and methods for microservice execution load balancing in virtual distributed ledger networks The present disclosure relates to systems and methods for microservice execution load balancing in virtual distributed ledger networks. In one embodiment, a system comprises a plurality of hardware processors; and at least one memory device storing processor-executable instructions to perform operations comprising: creating one or more virtual machines or containers; and executing a plurality of microservices via the one or more virtual machines or containers, wherein the plurality of microservices includes: a smart contract execution microservice configured to execute a smart contract after receiving a smart contract microservice request; and a load balancer microservice configured to distribute hardware processing load associated with the smart contract execution microservice across the plurality of hardware processors.
US11765223B2	Information processing system An information processing system according to an embodiment includes at least one supplementary information processing apparatus and a main information processing apparatus. The main information processing apparatus is connected to each of the at least one supplementary information processing apparatus via a communication network. The supplementary information processing apparatus executes, on input information, arithmetic processing using a preceding network from an input layer to a boundary layer located at a predetermined position in a first neural network, and transmits intermediate information indicating an arithmetic result of the arithmetic processing using the preceding network, to the main information processing apparatus. The main information processing apparatus executes, on the intermediate information, arithmetic processing using a succeeding network from a layer subsequent to the boundary layer to an output layer in the first neural network.
US11765220B2	Method, system, and computer program product for streaming Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a method, a system, and a computer program product for streaming. The method includes: acquiring, during transmission of a stream, information indicating resources of a receiver of the stream available for compensating for degradation of a transmission quality of the stream; and determining at least a target transmission quality of the stream based at least on the resources of the receiver and network resources available for transmitting the stream. This solution provides a more flexible adaptive balance mechanism for streaming, and further optimizes utilization of various resources and user experience in streaming.
US11765219B2	Network monitoring to determine performance of infrastructure service providers Techniques for serving a manifest file of an adaptive streaming video include receiving a request for the manifest file from a user device. The video is encoded at different reference bitrates and each encoded reference bitrate is divided into segments to generate video segment files. The manifest file includes an ordered list of universal resource locators (URLs) that reference a set of video segment files encoded at a particular reference bitrate. A source manifest file that indicates the set of video segment files is identified based on the request. An issued manifest file that includes a first URL and a second URL is generated based on the source manifest file. The first URL references a first domain and the second URL references a second domain that is different from the first domain. The issued manifest file is transmitted to the user device as a response to the request.
US11765218B2	Method for discovery of media service entry for uplink and downlink streaming in 5G networks Systems, devices, and methods for managing capabilities of a 5G media streaming (5GMS) network, including obtaining a streaming access object corresponding to 5GMS media content; obtaining a media service entry based on the streaming access object, wherein the media service entry includes a protocol identifier corresponding to the media service entry, and a service entry uniform resource locator (URL) corresponding to the media service entry; and performing at least one of uplink streaming or downlink streaming of the 5GMS media content based on the media service entry, wherein the media service entry is consistent with a 5GMS M5 interface regardless of whether the media service entry is used for uplink streaming or downlink streaming of the 5GMS media content.
US11765217B1	Dynamic congestion control through real-time QOS monitoring in video streaming Methods and apparatus are described for providing thinned manifests during a live event. As network usage of a regional internet service provider (ISP) or content delivery network (CDN) becomes unsustainable, new streaming sessions for a live event are provided a thinned manifest that does not have playback options for bitrates above a bitrate limit.
US11765216B2	Authenticating-and-profiling system and method for delivering requested content A server operates between a patron (user), a subscriber (e.g., owner of a venue of exhibits and its website; museum, stadium, zoo, theme park, etc.), and possibly third parties such as a content distribution network (CDN). Access and content delivery are based on 1) control information provided to a patron device by physical objects at the venue and sent by the patron device to the server as part of a mutual authentication to one another, 2) user-specific information corresponding to the patron device, and 3) a pre-authorization exchange granting user-device access to physical objects and the server with the server receiving access to the user-specific information in order to locate requested information and select a subset thereof adapted in accordance with the user information. Moving physically between exhibits, a patron device rapidly disengages and re-engages the server, based thereon, without repeated logins.
US11765214B2	Group communications platform A group communications platform facilitates that sharing of an application environment with other users. The platform may receive a request to initiate a group session for a local user and a remote user. An out-of-process network connection with a system communication channel between a local computing device associated with the local user and a remote computing device associated with the remote user may be established for the group session. A system call may be received from a local instance of a first application on the local computing device to transfer local data to a remote instance of the first application on the remote computing device via the out-of-process network connection. The local data may be transferred to the remote instance of the first application on the remote computing device via the out-of-process network connection and the system communication channel. The local data may include state data of the local instance of the first application for updating a state of the remote instance of the first application.
US11765212B2	Communication apparatus and method for sending a courtesy message A communication apparatus and a method for sending a courtesy message to a recipient to whom a communication request has been sent by mistake are provided. The communication apparatus includes a processor configured for detecting a first interaction of the user with an interface adapted to start a first communication session towards the recipient, detecting a second interaction of the user with the interface for requesting the interruption of the first communication session, interrupting the first communication session, and determining, on the basis of the time of occurrence of the first interaction and the second interaction, whether a courtesy message should be transmitted to the recipient, and, should the transmission of the courtesy message be necessary, transmitting the courtesy message to the recipient in the course of a second communication session.
US11765211B2	Capabilities-based network selection for cellular devices In a cellular system having both 4th-Generation (4G) and 5th-Generation (5G) cellular networks, cellular device sends a Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) INVITE message to initiate a voice call. The message is received and acted upon by a Proxy-Call Session Control Function (P-CSCF) of an IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS). Cellular devices that support 5G services are configured to include an information element (IE) in the SIP INVITE message to indicate support for 5G services. When responding to a SIP INVITE message, the P-CSCF determines whether the SIP INVITE message includes such an IE. If the SIP INVITE message contains an IE indicating 5G support, the P-CSCF sends an Authorization Authentication Request (AAR) message to a 5G Policy Control Function (PCF) to initiate a 5G dedicated bearer. Otherwise, the P-CSCF sends the AAR to a 4G Policy and Charging Rules Function (PCRF) to initiate a 4G dedicated bearer.
US11765210B2	Network node, IMS node and methods in a communications network A method performed by a network node, for handling an outgoing media call of a user associated with multiple User Equipment, UEs, in a communications network is provided. The network node receives (402) a request for the outgoing media call to be set up from a first UE out of the multiple UEs. The request is obtained as a voice instruction 5 from the user via a Digital Assistant, DA, device. The voice instruction comprises a personalized name associated with the first UE. The network node further identifies (403) among the multiple UEs, the first UE and its associated IP Multimedia Subsystem, IMS, identifier based on the personalized name received in the voice instruction. The network node further sends (404), to an IMS node, the identified IMS identifier of the first UE and a 10 request to whether or not the first UE is registered in the IMS node and supports media of the outgoing media call. When the first UE is registered in the IMS node and supports the media of the outgoing media call, the network node initiates (405) the outgoing media call from the first UE. When the first UE is not registered in the IMS node and/or does not support the media of the outgoing media call, the network node decides (406) how to 15 proceed with the outgoing media call.
US11765206B2	Methods for monitoring and managing extended reality display Methods and systems provide for context-based adaptation of extended reality images on a display. Image data may be received from one or more cameras of the system, which may also receive extended reality images to be displayed in addition to the image data. The image data from the cameras may be monitored by a guide software component. In response to detecting a real element from the image data, the extended reality images may be modified to emphasize the real element in the displayed image data and deemphasize previously-displayed XR images.
US11765204B2	Managing data management policies of resources Examples described herein relate to a method for managing data management policies of resources. An example includes detecting a movement of a resource from a first resource group protected by a first data management policy to a second resource group protected by a second data management policy. Further, in response to detection of the movement of the resource, a data management policy of the second resource group may be upgraded if first data management policy provides an enhanced level of copy data management over the second data management policy.
US11765203B2	Communication device and communication method for plant control system A plant control system and communication method are capable of immediately dealing with wrong address settings created due to a human error during the execution of an opening procedure. In the plant control system, a higher-level device and a plurality of communication terminal devices are connected to each other through a communication path. Prior to the start of communication, a communication opening process of sequentially transmitting a call signal from the higher-level device to the terminal devices and acknowledging response signals therefrom is executed, which is followed by sequentially transmitting a call signal from the higher-level device to the terminal devices and receiving response signals from the terminal devices. The communication terminal devices compare addresses of the response signals returned from the other terminal devices to the higher-level device against an address set for local terminal devices. If a duplicate address exists, communication from the local terminal device is locked.
US11765199B2	Computer-based system for analyzing and quantifying cyber threat patterns and methods of use thereof At least some embodiments are directed to a computer-based cyber-attack frequency tracking system that determines types and frequencies of cyber-attacks. In at least some embodiments, the method of a cyber-attack frequency tracking system may operate a processor in an enterprise computing environment for automatically conducting a process that comprises receiving, a plurality of data values that represent a plurality of cyber-attacks. Determining cyber-attack types, and then determining the frequency of attempts and contacts with assets. After that determining likelihood values. Aggregating these determinations to produce a quantifiable value of a likelihood values of each of the plurality of cyber-attack types.
US11765198B2	Selecting actions responsive to computing environment incidents based on severity rating Systems, methods, and software described herein provide enhancements for implementing security actions in a computing environment. In one example, a method of operating an advisement system to provide actions in a computing environment includes identifying a security incident in the computing environment, identifying a criticality rating for the asset, and obtaining enrichment information for the security incident from one or more internal or external sources. The method also provides identifying a severity rating for the security incident based on the enrichment information, and determining one or more security actions based on the enrichment information. The method further includes identifying effects of the one or more security actions on operations of the computing environment based on the criticality rating and the severity rating, and identifying a subset of the one or more security actions to respond to the security incident based on the effects.
US11765197B2	Interactive display of a confidence-based graph of internet related assets An inventory of Internet-facing assets related to a target domain is generated using network data gathered from network data sources. Using data sources of known threats, such as malware, phishing attempts, scam pages, blacklisted sites, and so on, a network analytic system generates analytical information about domains, sub-domains, and components that are owned, managed, and/or controlled by a target entity. A confidence score of ownership is generated based on a recursive rule engine. A visual representation of the inventory of Internet-facing assets is generated in a graphical user interface.
US11765191B2	Information processing device and information processing method An information processing device includes: an obtainer that obtains, from an anomaly detection sensor that detects an anomaly in a network, a detection log related to the anomaly in the network and the detection time of the anomaly indicated in the detection log; an occurrence time determiner that determines the occurrence time of an attack on the network based on the obtained detection time, and records the determined occurrence time; and an end time determiner that determines the expected end time of the attack on the network based on the obtained detection log, and records the determined expected end time.
US11765187B2	Data inspection system and method A system continuously stores metadata results associated with a plurality of ransomware attacks, a plurality of inspection class policy definitions, a plurality of data protection operations, and operational forensics data as machine learning training data, continuously monitors for one of a new security condition and event, detects one of the new security condition and event, determines an appropriate inspection class policy based on the one of the new security condition and event, based on the inspection class policy, determines one to implement of a class of inspection operation, a cyber security analysis, and a data protection operation, and executes one of the class of inspection operation, the cyber security analysis, and the data protection operation based on the machine learning training data.
US11765186B2	Unauthorized communication detection method, unauthorized communication detection system, and non-transitory computer-readable recording medium storing a program An unauthorized activity detection method in an onboard network system. The detection method includes determining whether or not a message sent out onto the network is an attack message, saving information relating to the attack message in at least one memory in a case where the message is an attack message, identifying a communication pattern from information relating to the attack message, and determining whether or not the message matches a communication pattern. The determination of whether an attack message and determination of whether matching a communication pattern are executed on each of a plurality of messages received from the network. In the determining of whether an attack message executed on a message received after executing of determining of whether matching a communication pattern, results of the determination of whether an attack message that has already be executed are used.
US11765178B2	Expanded mobile device content access Disclosed embodiments provide for control of an external display by a client device. In one aspect, a system includes at least one electronic hardware processor and an electronic hardware memory, operably connected to the at least one electronic hardware processor, and storing instructions that configure the at least one electronic hardware processor to transmit a barcode to a first client device, establish an authenticated session with a second client device, receive an indication of the barcode from the second client device via the authenticated session, receive input from the second client device indicating a selection of content, access the selected content via the authenticated session, and transmit the selected content to the first client device based on the barcode received from the second client device.
US11765176B2	Method, apparatus, and computer program product for managing access permissions for a searchable enterprise platform Embodiments of the present invention provide methods, systems, apparatuses, and computer program products for managing access permissions for a searchable enterprise platform. In one embodiment, an apparatus is configured to retrieve a user global permissions profile associated with a user profile, the user global permissions profile comprising application access permissions assigned to the user profile for the plurality of software applications; retrieve a global content permissions profile, the global content permissions profile comprising content access permissions assigned to digital content items that are retrievable by one or more of the plurality of software applications; apply permissions conflict rules to resolve permissions conflicts between the user global permissions profile and the global content permissions profile to produce a resolved permissions profile; store the resolved permissions profile to a storage for future use.
US11765175B2	System and method for facilitating user interaction with a simulated object associated with a physical location Systems and methods for facilitating user interaction with a simulated object that is associated with a physical location in the real world environment is herein disclosed. In one aspect, embodiments of the present disclosure include a method, which may be implemented on a system, of identifying the simulated object that is available for access based on location data. The location data can include a location of a device in a time period, the device for use by a user to access the simulated object. One embodiment includes, verifying an identity of the user; and in response to determining that the user is authorized to access the simulated object, providing the simulated object for presentation to the user via the device.
US11765171B2	Monitoring security configurations of cloud-based services A cloud-based service monitoring device includes a criteria database and an exceptions database. The criteria database includes predefined configuration criteria corresponding to approved operating parameters of each cloud-based service being monitored. The exceptions database includes predefined configuration exceptions such that, for a given instance, each configuration exception corresponds to a different instance-specific criteria than the associated configuration criteria for the cloud-based service. The monitoring device extracts configuration settings from instances of the cloud-based service and compares the settings to the configuration criteria of the cloud-based service. If a suspect setting is identified that does not satisfy the configuration criteria at the service level, the monitoring device compares the suspect setting to instance-specific criteria. If the setting does not satisfy both the configuration criteria and the instance-specific criteria, an alert message may be transmitted to an administrator's device.
US11765160B2	Card-personalization system A personalized card may be generated using a card-personalization system accessible via multiple access points on a network. In some aspects, the personalized card may include a physical card having an image selected by a user in a card-personalization process. The user may be assigned a code that may both authenticate the user to access the card-personalization system and identify a position of the user in the card-personalization process. The card-personalization process may include a selection process for selecting an image, an approval process for approving the image, and a creation process for generating the personalized card including the image.
US11765158B1	Multi-factor authentication systems and methods Systems and methods are provided for secure access to data actions. In one embodiment, secondary devices are identified based upon communicative coupling with a primary device. The secondary devices are registered as trusted devices for subsequent authentication.
US11765153B2	Wireless LAN (WLAN) public identity federation trust architecture The disclosed technology relates to a process of evaluating any number of different identity providers (IDPs) and their respective set of credentials that are used to authenticate corresponding users to assist with the onboarding of the different IDPs in connection with Wi-Fi identity federations. In particular, the process allows a person's electronic identity and attributes (stored across one or more IDPs) to be determined once using a standard. Once trust has been established for the user, that trust can then be utilized across a number of different systems (e.g., Single-sign on). The same trust determination can be used without the need for the authenticity of the user identity to be re-evaluated with each new access request.
US11765149B2	Secure data provisioning A first instruction to store an entity identification (ID) in a memory of a device may be received. The entity ID may be stored in the memory in response to receiving the first instruction. Furthermore, a second instruction to store a value based on a key in the memory of the device may be received. A determination may be made as to whether the value based on the key that is to be stored in the memory corresponds to the entity ID that is stored in the memory. The value based on the key may be stored in the memory of the device when the value based on the key corresponds to the entity ID.
US11765145B2	Controlling access to secured data in multi-system exchange environments An exchange processing system may include multiple exchange components that are respectively included in multiple computing systems. A central exchange component may receive a request to enable access to secured data, the request having identity data encrypted via an identity encryption module and inquiry data encrypted via a first request encryption module. The central exchange component may decrypt the identity data via the identity encryption module, and decrypt the inquiry data via the first request encryption module. Response data may be generated from secured data that is selected based on the identity and inquiry data. The central exchange component may encrypt the response data via a second request encryption module and re-encrypt the identity data via the identity encryption module. The encrypted identity and response data may be provided to a second remote exchange module.
US11765139B1	Transmitting sensitive information securely over unsecured networks without authentication Methods and apparatus for encrypting and decrypting data for wearable devices that are not based on authentication techniques, such as login/password or handshaking, are provided. A computing device receives a message. The message includes encrypted data and a cryptographic reference. The encrypted data includes physiological data of a wearer of the wearable device. The cryptographic reference includes a reference to a first cryptographic technique. The computing device determines the first cryptographic technique based on the reference to the first cryptographic technique. The computing device determines a cryptographic key. The computing device decrypts the encrypted data using the first cryptographic technique and the cryptographic key to obtain decrypted data. The computing device stores the decrypted data.
US11765136B1	Optimized utilization of internet protocol addresses in a virtual private network A method including configuring a VPN server to receive, from a user device during an established VPN connection between the VPN server and the user device, a data request for the VPN server to retrieve data of interest from a host device; configuring the VPN server to transmit, to the host device during the established VPN connection, a query to retrieve the data of interest based at least in part on utilizing a first exit IP address; and configuring the VPN server to retransmit, to the host device during the established VPN connection, the query to retrieve the data of interest based at least in part on utilizing a second exit IP address when the first exit IP address is blocked by the host device is disclosed. Various other aspects are contemplated.
US11765135B1	Optimized utilization of internet protocol addresses in a virtual private network A method including configuring a VPN server to receive, from a user device during an established VPN connection between the VPN server and the user device, a data request for the VPN server to retrieve data of interest from a host device; configuring the VPN server to utilize a first exit internet protocol (IP) address to transmit a query for retrieving the data of interest to the host device during the established VPN connection; configuring the VPN server to determine, based on transmitting the query, that the first exit IP address is blocked by the host device; and configuring the VPN server to utilize, based on determining that the first exit IP address is blocked, a second exit IP address to retransmit the query for retrieving the data of interest to the host device during the established VPN connection is disclosed. Various other aspects are contemplated.
US11765134B1	Secure configuration of a virtual private network server A method including receiving, by an infrastructure device from a virtual private network (VPN) server, a request for a VPN operating system for installation on a volatile memory associated with the VPN server; determining, by the infrastructure device, that the VPN server is authenticated to receive the VPN operating system based at least in part on authentication information received in association with the request; and transmitting, by the infrastructure device to the VPN server, the VPN operating system for installation on the volatile memory based at least in part on determining that the VPN server is authenticated to receive the VPN operating system. Various other aspects are contemplated.
US11765131B2	Security system and method for pressure control equipment A drilling system includes a surface system comprising a control panel. The drilling system further includes a pressure control equipment configured to be operatively coupled to the control panel, wherein the control panel comprises at least one intrusion prevention system (IPS) enabled device configured to provide for one or more IPS functions.
US11765127B1	Pluggable network address management stack Network address configuration in distributed node networks can be performed and managed. A network management component (NMC) can determine a group of hooks, and an order of respective hooks of the group in a network address management stack, that can be utilized to configure a network address on an interface associated with a group of nodes based on characteristics associated with a node or interface configuration system. NMC can execute the group of hooks in order at runtime to facilitate configuration of the network address on the interface. NMC can execute respective threads of a hook stack in parallel for respective network addresses. NMC can modify a hook(s) in a hook group in response to a change in characteristics associated with the node or interface configuration system. NMC can determine another group of hooks and hook order that can be executed to remove the network address from the interface.
US11765121B2	Managing electronic messages with a message transfer agent Provided herein are systems and methods for providing concurrent connection maximization. Operations include repeatedly increasing a quantity of logical connections between a source email sender and a destination email recipient server and tracking a quantity of logical connections; receiving a connection refusal signal and recording the tracked quantity of logical connections as active upon receipt; storing in a recipient status data set the active quantity of logical connections; and upon initiation of a new message send request to a recipient at the destination email recipient server, configuring a plurality of concurrent connections to the destination email recipient server based on the tracked quantity of logical connections and stored for the destination email recipient server; and sending messages over a portion of the plurality of concurrent connections within a threshold indicated by the tracked quantity of logical connections stored for the destination email recipient server.
US11765120B2	Message queue architecture and interface for a multi-application platform Non-volatile memory may contain definitions of: (i) a plurality of message queue implementations respectively associated with different queue behaviors, the different queue behaviors specified by corresponding sets of modes, and (ii) an application programming interface (API) through which applications can access one or more message queues. One or more processors may be configured to: create a message queue of a particular message queue type, supported by a corresponding message queue implementation, by specifying a set of modes corresponding to a queue behavior; receive, from a producing application and by way of the API, one or more messages for the message queue; store the one or more messages in a data structure associated with the message queue; receive, from a consuming application and by way of the API, a request to read from the message queue; and provide a message from the message queue to the consuming application.
US11765117B2	Storing data based on device location Systems and methods are provided for storing data based on device location. The systems and methods include operations for: determining, by a messaging application server, a geographical location associated with a client device; identifying, by the messaging application server, a plurality of storage devices located in different geographical regions; computing, by the messaging application server, a plurality of distances between the geographical location associated the client device and the geographical regions of the plurality of storage devices; selecting, by the messaging application server based on the computed plurality of distances, a first storage device of the plurality of storage device that is in a geographical region that is closest to the geographical location associated with the client device; and storing, by the messaging application server on the first storage device, data associated with a messaging application implemented on the client device.
US11765113B2	Assistance during audio and video calls Implementations relate to providing information items for display during a communication session. In some implementations, a computer-implemented method includes receiving, during a communication session between a first computing device and a second computing device, first media content from the communication session. The method further includes determining a first information item for display in the communication session based at least in part on the first media content. The method further includes sending a first command to at least one of the first computing device and the second computing device to display the first information item.
US11765112B2	Context driven dynamic actions embedded in messages Disclosed are various approaches for dynamically creating content to present to a user based on an identified intent, or other context, associated with a message (e.g., email). A message that is received from a message server can be analyzed to identify the message content within the message prior to distributing to the recipient client device. Trained intent identification models can be applied to the identified message content to determine an intent, or other type of context, associated with the message. Upon identifying the intent, the message header can be modified to include the intent prior to forwarding the message to the recipient client device. The client device can then display a user interface including the message and a user interface element corresponding to a third-party service. The user interface element can be dynamically generated to include an action component that upon selection, triggers an action associated with the intent.
US11765107B2	Method and system for providing relevance information between users A method for providing relevance information between users performed by one or more processors of a user terminal including receiving, from a user, a request for the relevance information between a first user account and a second user account of an instant messaging application from a user of the user terminal, collecting message information in a group chat room that includes the first user account, the second user account, and one or more additional user accounts, extracting a conversation between the first user account and the second user account from the collected message information, and displaying the extracted conversation between the first user account and the second user account along with information on the group chat room on a display of the user terminal, in which the first user account is associated with the user terminal, may be provided.
US11765102B2	Network device and conversion apparatus A network device includes a switch chip and a CPU, wherein the switch chip at least includes a CPU interface, and the CPU at least includes a media access controller and a Buffer. The network device further includes a conversion apparatus. The conversion apparatus receives a first packet uploaded by the switch chip to the CPU through the CPU interface, obtains a second packet by migrating a private information header in an Ethernet header of the first packet to a specified position of the first packet, calculates a Cyclic Redundancy Check, CRC, code of the second packet, obtains a third packet by replacing a CRC code already carried in the second packet with the calculated CRC code, and sends the third packet to the Buffer on the CPU for buffering, wherein the specified position is a position other than the Ethernet header in the first packet.
US11765098B1	Customized cross-premise resource selection for containerized applications A container management service of a provider network causes a container of an application to be run using resources identified for the application at a premise external to the provider network. A condition under which a container of the application is to be run at a resource at a data center of the provider network is determined. In response to detecting that the condition has been satisfied, a container is run at a resource at a data center of the provider network.
US11765095B2	System and a method for controlling timing of processing network data Embodiments of the invention relate to methods and systems for processing network traffic data units. The methods and systems may include functionality for generating a first network traffic data unit comprising an indication that the first network traffic unit should be delayed for a time before re-transmission to a client device; and transmitting the first network traffic data unit to a first edge device.
US11765093B2	Statistical flow aging In one embodiment, a device includes an interface to send and receive packets of network flows, and processing circuitry to track a connection status of each of the network flows, selectively assign some network flows of the network flows having a non-terminated connection status to a flow aging process based on a statistical model of connection termination, operate the flow aging process to identify idle network flows of the some network flows, and release resources associated with the idle network flows.
US11765085B2	Switch with network services packet processing by service software instances Virtual machine environments are provided in the switches that form a network, with the virtual machines executing network services previously performed by dedicated appliances. The virtual machines can be executed on a single multi-core processor in combination with normal switch functions or on dedicated services processor boards. Packet processors analyze incoming packets and add a services tag containing services entries to any packets. Each switch reviews the services tag and performs any network services resident on that switch. This allows services to be deployed at the optimal locations in the network. The network services may be deployed by use of drag and drop operations. A topology view is presented, along with network services that may be deployed. Services may be selected and dragged to a single switch or multiple switches. The management tool deploys the network services software, with virtual machines being instantiated on the switches as needed.
US11765083B2	Service discovery for control plane and establishing border gateway protocol sessions Techniques for using global virtual network instance (VNI) labels in a multi-domain network to route network data with a multi-tenant network overlay are described herein. A routing device provisioned in a network domain of the multi-domain network may register with a service discovery system of the network domain for use of network configuration data to establish routes through the multi-domain network with network nodes. Each network domain of the multi-domain network may include an application programming interface (API) server for processing API requests to make changes to configurations of a network domain. A border gateway protocol (BGP) large community may be utilized to encode global VNI labels, network addresses, local next hop nodes, and/or additional network information and sent to routing devices provisioned in separate network domains. A service chain may be signaled by global VNI labels to route network traffic through various services prior to reaching a destination endpoint.
US11765082B2	Data packet retransmission processing Systems and computer program products for performing retransmission of data packets over a network. A node receives a data packet with a source and a destination address. The data packet is sent along a network path to the destination address, and information associated with the data packet is sent to a controller node that is independent of the network path. A controller receives information associated with a data packet from any forwarder node within a plurality of forwarder nodes each monitoring communications along separate communications paths. An indication of a receipt acknowledgement for the data packet is received from a second forwarder node that is separate from the first forwarder node and the controller node. The receipt acknowledgement is correlated with the data packet and based on the correlating, data associated with retransmission processing of the data packet is deleted.
US11765076B2	Distributed spanning tree protocol An electronic device that includes a stack of multiple computer network devices (such as switches) that implement a spanning tree using a distributed spanning tree protocol (STP) is described. A given computer network device may create a virtual internal stacking port. This virtual internal stacking port is included in the spanning tree and provides stacking interface logic that allows the given computer network device to connect to a virtual hub in the stack that is common to the multiple computer network devices. Moreover, the given computer network device may run an instance of the distributed STP that controls ports in the given computer network device, where the instance of the distributed STP run by the given computer network device uses a bridge identifier that is common to the multiple computer network devices.
US11765074B2	System and method for facilitating hybrid message matching in a network interface controller (NIC) A network interface controller (NIC) capable of hybrid message matching is provided. The NIC can be equipped with a host interface, a hardware endpoint, and an endpoint management logic block. The host interface can couple the NIC to a host device. The hardware endpoint can facilitate a point of communication for an application running on the host device. The endpoint management logic block can maintain a list for storing a message associated with an endpoint represented by the hardware endpoint. The endpoint management logic block can then determine whether the utilization of the list is higher than a threshold. If the utilization is higher than the threshold, the endpoint management logic block can set a state of the endpoint to indicate that the endpoint is software managed. The NIC thus can transfer the control of the endpoint from the hardware endpoint to a software process of the host device.
US11765071B2	Method, network controller and computer program product for facilitating a flow from a sending end to a receiving end by multi-path transmission A method for facilitating a flow from a sending end to a receiving end by multi-path transmission is introduced. The method is applied to a network controller of a software-defined network. The software-defined network includes a plurality of switches. The switches execute packet forwarding from the sending end to the receiving end. The method includes: executing, by the network controller, operations, so as for a flow from the sending end to reach the receiving end by multi-path transmission using a plurality of network paths, so as to enable the multi-path transmission to be transparent to the sending end and the receiving end. The network controller is, according to the method, configured to facilitate a transmission mechanism for multi-path stochastic switching or a transmission mechanism for multi-path stochastic switching with network coding, so as to enable multi-path transmission of the packets in one single flow and thus enhance transmission performance.
US11765066B2	Configurable network traffic parser Systems, methods, and related technologies for parsing network traffic are described. Network traffic transmitted by a set of devices communicatively coupled to a network is obtained. A set of protocol fields for parsing the network traffic is determined. The set of protocol fields are associated with a set of processing engines. The network traffic is parsed to determine a set of field values from the network traffic based on the set of protocol fields. The set of field values are transmitted to the set of processing engines.
US11765057B2	Systems and methods for performing end-to-end link-layer and IP-layer health checks between a host machine and a network virtualization device Described are systems and methods of monitoring network health and traffic. Monitoring network health and traffic can include sending a request to a compute instance to trigger a response from the compute instance, monitoring, via a network virtualization device, communications from a virtual network interface card (VNIC) associated with the compute instance, storing information indicative of a last received packet by the VNIC, monitoring the stored information indicative of the last received packet to determine a health status of the compute instance associated with the VNIC, updating a table configured to track received responses from the compute instance, and notifying a downstream user of the health status of the compute instance.
US11765054B2	First entity, second entity, third entity, and methods performed thereby for providing a service in a communications network A method, performed by a first entity (111), for providing a service in a communications network (100). The first entity (111) obtains (701), from a second entity (112), a request. The request is for one or more links (118) to be allocated to a first network slice to provide a service via one or more paths (117). The (118) connect one or more nodes (115). The request indicates at least one of: a) one or more requirements to be met by the links (118), and b) a first priority to be assigned to the first network slice. The first entity (111) determines (702) the links (118) to be allocated to the first network slice. The determining (701) is based on the one or more requirements, the first priority, and a set of available resources. The first entity (111) sends (705), to another entity (112, 113), an indication based on the determined links (118).
US11765052B1	User equipment hosting for customizable 5G services A service provider of a telecommunications network provides local hosting of virtual user equipment (UE) clients to enable the clients to access locally access services of the telecommunications network's control plane. The service provider deploys a virtual UE client on a computing device associated with the service provider, where the virtual UE client includes computer program instructions that when executed by the computing device cause the computing device to perform one or more functions simulating performance of a physical UE device. The service provider maintains an interface between the virtual UE client and the control plane by which the client receives data from the control plane. The virtual UE client executes an application generated by a customer, which performs one or more functions using the data received from the control plane of the telecommunications network.
US11765049B2	Slice assurance within a mobile network In general, techniques are described for slice assurance within a mobile network. In some examples, a method includes obtaining, by a slice assurance function (SAF) executed by a device, key performance indicator (KPI) values for a first slice of a plurality of slices implemented by a plurality of base stations serving a tracking area of a mobile network; determining, by the SAF, based in part on the KPI values for the first slice, a service level agreement (SLA) for the first slice has not been met; re-allocating, by the SAF in response to the determining, slice resources associated with any of the plurality of slices to compute a new slice configuration parameter for the first slice; and reconfiguring, by the SAF, at least one of the plurality of base stations to implement the new slice configuration parameter for the first slice.
US11765047B2	Control device, control method, and control program Provided is an IoT GW (10), including a learning unit (131) configured to create, for each IoT device connected to the IoT GW (10), a normal communication model (122) that has learned a normal communication pattern of the IoT device; and a determination unit (132) configured to: determine, for learning by the learning unit (131), whether to interrupt, finish, continue, and resume learning based on a load of a learning environment; and control learning processing by the learning unit (131) based on a result of determination.
US11765046B1	Endpoint cluster assignment and query generation This disclosure provides solutions for automatically grouping network devices (e.g., endpoints) into clusters based on device characteristics. In some aspects, the disclosed technology also provides solutions for generating user selectable queries based on cluster characteristics. A process of the disclosed technology can include steps for identifying one or more device characteristics associated with a first network device, identifying one or more cluster characteristics for each of a first cluster and a second cluster, and comparing the device characteristics associated with the first network device with the one or more cluster characteristics for the first cluster and the second cluster. The process can further include steps for adding the first network device to the first cluster based on the cluster characteristics for the first cluster and the device characteristics for the first network device. Systems and machine-readable media are also provided.
US11765042B2	Traffic application amount calculation apparatus, method and program A traffic application amount calculation device 14 includes a calculation unit 143 that uses traffic data flowing to an IF of a NW device to calculate, in the IF, an average traffic amount in a transmission direction and an average traffic amount in a reception direction, a first arithmetic operation unit 145 that selects a direction in which an average traffic amount is smaller out of the transmission direction and the reception direction and calculates a standard deviation of the traffic amount in a selected direction that is selected, and a second arithmetic operation unit 146 that determines a traffic amount obtained by multiplying the standard deviation by a predetermined value as a traffic application amount to be applied to traffic in the selected direction.
US11765041B1	Methods and systems for implementing a high radix network topology Methods and systems related to construction and implementation of high radix topologies are disclosed. The nodes of the network topology are divided into a number of groups. Intra-group connections are constructed by connecting the nodes of each group according to a first complementary base graph. Inter-group connections are constructed based on a second complementary base graph and a plurality of permutation matrices. Each permutation matrix represents a pattern for selecting source group and destination group for each inter-group connection. One permutation matrix is randomly assigned to each edge of the second complementary base graph. An inter-group connection is constructed by identifying a source node and a destination node corresponding to a selected edge of the second complementary base graph, and identifying a source group and a destination group according to the permutation matrix assigned to the selected edge.
US11765028B2	Asset packaging for multiple applications sharing common assets Systems and techniques for providing more efficient remote provisioning of assets for software applications are provided. Such systems and techniques allow for more flexible distribution of such assets while reducing bandwidth consumption and storage requirements on provisioned devices and reducing delay time from requesting a software application on a remote device and then having the remote device actually execute the requested software application.
US11765027B2	Access point registration in a network Implementations generally relate methods, systems, and computer readable media for providing automatic access point registration. In some implementations, a method includes receiving an indication of automatic device onboarding activation. The method further includes receiving a selection of one or more reference devices. The method further includes determining one or more detectable devices of the one or more candidate devices to be onboarded that are detectable by at least one of the one or more reference devices. The method further includes obtaining one or more automatic configuration parameters from one or more of the reference devices. The method further includes configuring one or more of the detectable devices to be onboarded with the one or more automatic configuration parameters.
US11765024B2	Automatic provisioning of a computing device with operating system and network processing functions Examples include systems and methods for providing automatic techniques for provisioning a computing device with an operating system and network processing functions. Some examples include automatically initiating a network handling module for configuring or programming a network interface card in a computing device to enable a network processing function while rebooting the computing device post operating system installation.
US11765022B2	Information distribution system, monitoring device, sharing device and information distribution method An information distribution system includes a plurality of monitoring devices that monitor Information Technology (IT) systems associated with respective monitoring devices, and a sharing device that transmits and receives information to and from the monitoring devices, wherein each of the plurality of monitoring devices includes first processing circuitry configured to provide the sharing device with know-how information including at least detection information and handling procedure information, the detection information being information for detecting a failure based on a log message output from the corresponding IT system, the handling procedure information being information in which a log message related to each failure and a handling procedure for the failure are associated with each other, and acquire the know-how information managed by the sharing device, and the sharing device includes second processing circuitry configured to collect the know-how information provided by the plurality of monitoring devices, and merge the collected know-how information.
US11765019B2	Network management apparatus, method, and program A network management apparatus according to an embodiment includes a storage device configured to store information indicating connection relationships between a plurality of communication devices and communication paths in a network configuration and rank information indicating ranks of the plurality of communication devices in the network configuration and a determination unit configured to, when a fault has occurred in a communication device, determine that a communication device influenced by the fault is within a fault influence range based on the information stored in the storage device.
US11765013B2	Method and apparatus for transmitting uplink control information in wireless communication system Provided are a method for a terminal transmitting uplink control information (UCI)through a physical uplink control channel (PUCCH) in a wireless communication system, and a terminal using the method. A transmission power to be applied to the uplink control channel is determined on the basis of a value subordinate to a PUCCH format, and at least one type of UCI is transmitted from the physical uplink control channel by using the transmission power that is determined, wherein when the PUCCH format is PUCCH format 3, and the at least one type of UCI includes acknowledgement/negative-acknowledgement(ACK/NACK) and periodic channel state information (CSI), the value subordinate to the PUCCH format is determined on the basis of the number of bits of the ACK/NACK and the number of bits of the periodic CSI.
US11765011B2	Method and apparatus for transmitting and receiving data There is provided a method of transmitting and receiving data across a network. A receiver device comprises a recovery module comprising a neural network trained to recover signals from clipped signals. The transmitter device may clip the original signal more aggressively due to the improved performance of the machine-learning based recovery module, thereby reducing the Peak to Average Power Ratio (PAPR) of the signal.
US11765010B2	Cyclic shift selection for physical sidelink control channel transmission Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide techniques for cyclic shift selection for physical sidelink control channel retransmissions. A method that may be performed by a first user equipment (UE) includes monitoring one or more sidelink control information (SCI) transmissions from one or more second UEs. The method generally includes determining, based on the one or more SCI, whether one or more collisions occur between one or more retransmissions of the one or more SCI transmissions by the one or more second UEs and a scheduled SCI transmission by the first UE. The method generally includes selecting a cyclic shift to use for the scheduled SCI transmission by the first UE based at least on the determination.
US11765001B1	Wireless mesh network Among other things, aspects, features, and implementations of wireless mesh networks and wireless mesh network devices are described.
US11764999B2	Scalable IP network implementation of a switch stack A method and system of transmitting network traffic through a stack having at least two switches is provided. The method includes receiving encapsulated network traffic via an inbound stack port of a switch of the stack, wherein the encapsulated network traffic was encapsulated with a flow identification (flow ID), and wherein the flow ID is assigned to a particular flow and is unique across the stack. The method further includes decapsulating the encapsulated network traffic using the flow ID contingent upon the switch being configured to decapsulate using the flow ID and transmitting the decapsulated network traffic from the switch in accordance with mapping information associated with the flow ID, wherein the switch is preconfigured with the mapping information.
US11764996B2	Streaming on diverse transports In some examples, a transport agnostic source includes a streaming device to stream video on diverse transport topologies including isochronous and non-isochronous transports. In some examples, a transport agnostic sink includes a receiving device to receive streamed video from diverse transport topologies including isochronous and non-isochronous transports.
US11764992B2	Deploying applications on home-network router Various embodiments describe methods, systems, and devices for deploying an application associated with a user-selected container on a home-network router. Exemplary implementations may include receiving, at the home-network router from a remote server, container acquisition data including configuration information and rules for downloading the user-selected container. Also, initiating, by the home-network router, operation of application logic of the user-selected container in response to downloading the user-selected container from a remote container registry. Further, updating, by the home-network router, a reverse proxy maintained in the home-network router through application logic, wherein the reverse proxy is configured to forward requests from operation of the user-selected container to one or more remote servers; transmitting, from the home-network router to a remote computing device, a notification that the application associated with the user-selected container is deployed.
US11764989B2	Systems and methods of enabling blockchain-based building automation systems A system includes a plurality of first building components, a private local blockchain, a second building component, and a client device. The private local blockchain includes a device ledger indicating each first building component, a transaction ledger maintaining a plurality of blocks corresponding to a transaction between at least two first building components and including at least one first unique identifier of the corresponding first building component and a timestamp of the transaction, a transaction processor that generates at least one block by executing a predetermined hash function using a previous block, and a local rule engine defining rules to evaluate a transaction. The second building component has at least one second unique identifier. The client device provides the at least one second unique identifier to the private local blockchain. The private local blockchain determines whether to add the second building component to the device ledger.
US11764988B2	Method for configuring a home automation device belonging to a home automation installation The present invention relates to a method for configuring a second home automation device (D2) by means of replacing a first home automation device (D1), the method comprising the following steps: recording (ERU1) at least one set of configuration data or instructions (cfg1) associated with a unique identifier of a first home automation device (D1); receiving (ERU9) a configuration request from a second home automation device (D2); determining (ERU10) an association between the second home automation device (D2) on the one hand and the first home automation device (D1) on the other hand; determining (ERU11) at least one set of configuration data or instructions (cfg2) associated with the second home automation device (D2); sending (ERU12) at least one configuration message (MCfg) comprising the at least one set of configuration data or instructions (cfg2) to the second home automation device (D2).
US11764987B2	System and method for monitoring proxy devices and selecting therefrom A method for fetching a content from a web server to a client device is disclosed, using tunnel devices serving as intermediate devices. The tunnel device is selected based on an attribute, such as IP Geolocation. A tunnel bank server stores a list of available tunnels that may be used, associated with values of various attribute types. The tunnel devices initiate communication with the tunnel bank server, and stays connected to it, for allowing a communication session initiated by the tunnel bank server. Upon receiving a request from a client to a content and for specific attribute types and values, a tunnel is selected by the tunnel bank server, and is used as a tunnel for retrieving the required content from the web server, using standard protocol such as SOCKS, WebSocket or HTTP Proxy. The client only communicates with a super proxy server that manages the content fetching scheme.
US11764985B2	Augmented intelligence based virtual meeting user experience improvement In an approach for improving the virtual meeting user experience, a processor detects a user disengaging from a virtual meeting having at least two participants for a pre-set period of time or for a pre-set percentage of a total allotted time of a pre-scheduled virtual meeting. A processor retrieves data from a database. A processor prepares a summary that is tailored to a profile of the user and that covers a portion of the virtual meeting during which the user was disengaged. A processor detects the user reconnecting to the virtual meeting. A processor determines whether the user will review the summary before rejoining the virtual meeting. Responsive to determining the user will review the summary before rejoining the virtual meeting, a processor prompts the user with a set of default user preferences to review the summary. A processor outputs the summary to the user.
US11764981B2	Securely transmitting data during an audio call Sharing data by defining a data encoding table, maintaining a data record database, defining a data encryption code, providing the data encryption code with an outgoing call, receiving an audio response including encrypted data, decrypting the encrypted data, and updating the data record database according to the data.
US11764980B2	Digital contact tracing security and privacy with proximity-based ID exchange with a time-based distance-bounding A method, system and devices for digital contact tracing security and privacy with proximity-based ID exchange with distance-bounding. The method is performed by a first wireless communication device and provides for exchanging IDs with a second wireless communication device. A rolling proximity identifier A associated with the first wireless communication device is sent to the second wireless communication device. A rolling proximity identifier B associated with the second wireless communication device is received from the second wireless communication device. A cryptographic challenge response authentication with time-based distance-bounding is performed based on a hash value determined from the rolling proximity identifiers in accordance with a hash function. The rolling proximity identifier of the second wireless communication device is only stored in memory in response to a successful cryptographic challenge response authentication.
US11764979B2	Customer-controlled authentication A certificate credential and an associated signature is received. The certificate credential and the associated signature are authenticated at an operating system level. Whether the certificate credential has expired is validated at an application level via an external certificate authority. Access to encrypted data is allowed based at least in part on the authentication and the validation of the certificate credential.
US11764978B2	Method and system for certificate management A method and system for certificate management for services in a container orchestrator. The method includes requesting a certificate for a service from a cloud certificate manager, in response to detecting a request from a control plane of the container orchestrator for the certificate for the service, receiving the certificate from the cloud certificate manager, storing the certificate in a secret storage, and returning the location of the secret storage to a requester of the certificate.
US11764974B2	Method and system for certification and authentication of objects A method and system for certification and authentication of objects is disclosed herein. The method and system use multiple attestations along with digital ledger technology to provide a digital certificate of authenticity for an object such as a work of art, collectible, or a non-fungible token (NFT).
US11764973B2	Systems and methods for creating a universal record A method for tracking multiple classes of records in a single blockchain is disclosed. Class identifiers can used for each record entry to distinguish between classes within the blockchain.
US11764972B2	Generating a hybrid security certificate using multiple cryptosystems Processing within a computing environment is facilitated by generating a hybrid security certificate using multiple cryptosystems. The generating includes obtaining data for inclusion in the hybrid security certificate, and generating a first digital signature associated with a first cryptosystem to cover the data, and a second digital signature associated with a second cryptosystem to cover the data. The generating further includes providing the hybrid security certificate, where the hybrid security certificate includes the data, the first digital signature associated with the first cryptosystem, and the second digital signature associated with the second cryptosystem, and where the first digital signature has no dependency on a key of the second cryptosystem or the second digital signature, and the second digital signature has no dependency on a key of the first cryptosystem or the first digital signature.
US11764969B2	Media access control security (MACsec) sandboxing for suspect devices A key server may establish an initial media access security (MACsec) connectivity association (CA) between a set of devices on a communication network of a power system. The key server may identify a device in the set of devices on the initial CA as a suspect device. The key server may communicate a new connectivity association key (CAK) of an independent CA to one or more other devices in the set of devices to cause the one or more other devices to join an independent CA without the suspect device.
US11764968B2	Verification of valid client library binary file on connecting to server system Embodiments for validating a dynamically downloaded client-side library using a kernel that downloads the library and computing a hash value of the library using a nonce value received from a server and the library code. The kernel sends the hash value to the server with a file identifier. The server finds the identified library and compares the received hash value to its own computed value calculated over the file and using the same nonce value. If the client sends the correct value, then the server allows the application to connect to the server and use the server's services. If the client sends a value other than the value calculated by the server, the server closes the connection from the client and denies access to the application.
US11764964B2	Whitelisting clients accessing resources via a secure web gateway with time-based one time passwords for authentication Each tenant of a secure web gateway (SWG) is issued a secret key. A user accesses a unique secret key derived from the tenant's secret key and loads the secret key into an application which generates time-based one time passwords (TOTPs). When the SWG receives a connection request from a client and cannot decrypt the network traffic, the SWG challenges the client request and indicates an authentication scheme to be used. The client obtains user credentials, constructs a response to the challenge based on the authentication scheme, and issues a connection request to the SWG which indicates the response. The SWG determines an expected response based on a locally generated TOTP and the secret key of the corresponding tenant. If the expected response matches the provided response, the SWG authenticates the user, allows the connection request, and whitelists the client for a period longer than the lifetime of the TOTP.
US11764963B2	Methods and apparatus for adding and/or providing stir/shaken diversion information Communications methods and apparatus for providing and/or adding STIR/SHAKEN Diversion Information to requests. An exemplary method embodiment includes the steps of: receiving at a second communications network a Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) Invite request from a first communications network, the SIP Invite request being directed to a first SIP address corresponding to a first user equipment device located within the second communications network, the SIP Invite request including a SIP Identity shaken header and one or more SIP Identity div headers; determining at the second communications network whether or not the received SIP Invite request was previously diverted by the second communications network to another network; and when the SIP Invite request is determined to have been previously diverted by the second communications network to another network, processing the SIP Invite request at the second communications network as a previously received and diverted SIP Invite request.
US11764962B2	Systems and methods for data access control of secure memory using a short-range transceiver Systems and methods for controlling data access through the interaction of a short-range transceiver, such as a contactless card, with a client device are presented. Data access control may be provided in the context of creating and accessing a secure memory block in a client device, including handling requests to obtain create and access a secure memory block via the interaction of a short-range transceiver, such as a contactless card, with a client device such that, once the secure memory block is created in memory of the client device, personal user data may be stored in the secure memory block, and access to the stored personal user data may only be provided to users authorized to review the data. An exemplary system and method may include receiving from a client device of the user a user token and a request for a data storage key, the request generated in response to a tap action between a contactless card and the client device, the contactless card associated with the user, verifying that the user is authorized to create a secure memory data block on the client device, and transmitting to the client device the data storage key, such that the client device may create a secure memory data block in memory of the client device and encrypt the secure memory data block using the data storage key.
US11764958B2	Systems and methods for dynamically encrypting redirect requests Systems and methods for dynamically encrypting requests in accordance with embodiments of the invention are disclosed. In one embodiment, a computer-implemented method includes obtaining a notification indicating an updated private key has been issued for a third-party service, obtaining, based on the notification, an updated public encryption key associated with the third-party service, generating a security token for the third-party service, the security token associated with a caching system, obtaining, from a secured database and based on the security token, the updated private key, storing, using the caching system, a routing entry comprising the security token and encrypted based on the updated private key, receiving, from a client device, a request to access the third-party service, authenticating the request with the third-party service using the routing entry, and redirecting the client device to the third-party service.
US11764953B1	Systems and methods for post-quantum cryptography communications channels Systems, apparatuses, methods, and computer program products are disclosed for post-quantum cryptography (PQC). An example method includes transmitting a first portion of an electronic communication to a client device over a non-PQC communications channel. The example method further includes transmitting a second portion of the electronic communication to the client device over a PQC communications channel. In some instances, the first portion of the electronic communication may comprise overhead data, and the second portion of the electronic communication may comprise payload data.
US11764944B2	Field-programmable gate array (FPGA) clusters and methods of using an FPGA cluster for homomorphic encryption acceleration A field-programmable gate array (FPGA) cluster, comprising a plurality of FPGA devices, can be used to accelerate homomorphic encryption functionality. In particular, the FPGA cluster can accelerate the relinearization process used in homomorphic encryption by using multiple FPGA devices to perform portions of the relinearization process in parallel. Further, the use of the FPGA cluster provides sufficient memory resources to allow data used by the relinearization process, namely the keyswitch keys, to be stored on-chip.
US11764939B1	Controlling latency of cable interconnections A method for communication in a network that includes multiple nodes having respective network interfaces and interconnects between the network interfaces, which include at least first and second network interfaces connected by a physical interconnect having a given latency. The method includes defining a target latency, greater than the given latency, for communication between the first and second network interfaces. Data are transmitted between the first and second network interfaces over the physical interconnect while applying, by at least one of the first and second network interfaces, a delay in transmission of the data corresponding to a difference between the target latency and the given latency.
US11764937B2	Using different time domain patterns based on a timer Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may receive an indication of at least two time division duplex (TDD) patterns. The UE may communicate based at least in part on a first pattern of the at least two TDD patterns. The UE may communicate based at least in part on a second pattern of the at least two TDD patterns, based at least in part on a timer, associated with the first pattern, expiring. In some aspects, the UE may further communicate based at least in part on a third pattern of the at least two TDD patterns. The UE may use the third pattern before the timer associated with the first pattern expires or based at least in part on expiry of an additional timer associated with the second pattern. Numerous other aspects are described.
US11764935B2	Open loop clutter interference mitigation In one aspect, a method for wireless communication includes transmitting, by a wireless communication device, symbol configuration information for a particular transmission time interval (TTI). The symbol configuration information indicates one or more subsets of symbols of the particular TTI, and the wireless communication device is operating in a full duplex mode. The method for wireless communication further includes transmitting, by the wireless communication device, Quasi-Colocation (QCL) information for one or more subsets of the symbols, where the QCL information indicates multiple QCL per TTI. Other aspects and features are also claimed and described.
US11764931B2	Adaptive user equipment-specific tracking reference signals for sub-terahertz systems Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A user equipment (UE) may receive a message from a network entity indicating a first set of configuration parameters for tracking reference signals (TRSs) specific to the UE. The UE may monitor for one or more TRSs according to the first set of configuration parameters and during a first time interval. The UE may receive a layer-1 (L1) signal or a layer-2 (L2) signal from the network entity indicating a second set of configuration parameters for the TRSs specific to the UE that are different from the first set of configuration parameters. The UE may transmit an acknowledgement message to the network entity indicating the UE received the L1 signal or the L2 signal. During a second time interval subsequent to the first time interval, the UE may monitor for additional TRSs according to the second set of configuration parameters.
US11764930B2	Transmission of sounding reference signals in communication systems with carrier aggregation A base station triggers transmission of sounding reference signals (SRS) from one or multiple user equipments (UEs) on one or multiple cells and a UE determines a power, a time instance, and other parameters for SRS transmissions in response to the triggering. An SRS transmission can be on a cell where a UE is not configured to transmit data or control information.
US11764929B2	Method and apparatus for information reporting, and method and apparatus for information transmission A method and apparatus for information reporting as well as a method and apparatus for information transmission are provided. The method for information reporting includes: receiving, by a second communication node, a reference signal from a first communication node, to determine a reference signal-related index and/or channel state information; reporting, by the second communication node, a set to the first communication node, and the set includes at least one of: the reference signal-related index and the channel state information. This technical solution solves the problems of low flexibility and poor adaptability of beam-related information reporting in the related art; the second communication node reports its own capability, so that the first communication node can indicate a beam reporting that meets to user capability, thereby improving the stability of beam-related information reporting.
US11764926B2	Communication device and communication method A base station selects, from among a plurality of code sequences orthogonal to one another, one code sequence by which an uplink signal including a demodulation reference signal repeated in a plurality of subframes is multiplied and transmits, to a terminal for which transmission of the repeated uplink signal is configured, information indicating the selected code sequence by using a field for indicating a cyclic shift and an orthogonal sequence used for the demodulation reference signal. A terminal receives information indicating one of a plurality of code sequences orthogonal to one another using a field for indicating a cyclic shift and an orthogonal sequence used for a demodulation reference signal and multiplies an uplink signal including the demodulation reference signal repeated in a plurality of subframes by the code sequence indicated by the information.
US11764922B2	Wireless device, a network node and methods therein for enabling and determining reference signal configurations in a wireless communications network A method performed by a wireless device for enabling a determination of a reference signal configuration for downlink transmissions in a wireless communications network is provided. The wireless device obtains information indicating the number of used transform coefficients of the total number of transform coefficients determined in a transform-based channel estimator in the wireless device upon receiving a first downlink transmission according to a first reference signal configuration. Also, the wireless device determines, based on the obtained information, if the first reference signal configuration for downlink transmissions to the wireless device is to be modified or not. A wireless device for enabling a determination of a reference signal configuration for downlink transmissions in a wireless communications network is also provided. Further, a network node and method therein for determining a reference signal configuration for transmissions in a wireless communications network are provided.
US11764919B2	Systems, methods, and apparatus for cross-carrier scheduling A device may include a transceiver configured to access a communication network including a primary cell and a secondary cell, and a device controller configured to receive, on the secondary cell, scheduling information for the primary cell, and monitor a common search space for the primary cell. The device controller may be configured to selectively monitor the common search space for broadcast information. The device controller may be configured to selectively monitor the common search space based on a type of the common search space on the primary cell. A method may include scheduling, by a first scheduling mechanism, a primary cell, wherein the first scheduling mechanism comprises scheduling the primary cell by a secondary cell, scheduling, by a second scheduling mechanism, the primary cell, and deactivating the secondary cell based on switching from the first scheduling mechanism to the second scheduling mechanism. The second scheduling mechanism may include self-scheduling.
US11764916B2	Radio station system, radio terminal, and methods therein A radio station (2) transmits configuration information (501) to a radio terminal (1). The configuration information (501) indicates, on a cell-by-cell basis, at least one specific cell on which the radio terminal (1) is allowed to perform at least one of data transmission and data reception on a radio bearer used for uplink transmission or downlink transmission or both via a common Packet Data Convergence Protocol (PDCP) layer (402). As a result, in a radio architecture that provides tight interworking of two different Radio Access Technologies (RATs), it is for example possible to allow an eNB to indicate, to a radio terminal (UE), a specific cell on which the UE should perform uplink transmission.
US11764915B2	Update of beam configuration for component carrier group A method, an apparatus, and a computer program product for wireless communication are provided. A user equipment (UE) may be configured to update beam configurations for specific component carriers or all component carriers in a component carrier group. The UE may receive a signaling message. The UE may apply an update to a beam configuration based at least in part on the signaling message. The UE may receive an indication of a set of component carriers and apply an update to the set of component carriers. The UE may update multiple beam configurations based at least in part on a selected configuration from the multiple beam configurations.
US11764914B2	Numerology dependent signal transmission Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communication are described. The methods, systems, and devices provide for identifying tone spacing for transmission or reception of signals. The identified tone spacing may vary depending on the transmission or reception spectrum band or signal type. Using the identified tone spacing, a number of repetitions or a number of symbols for transmission or receiver algorithm of a signal may be determined.
US11764910B2	Initial and retransmissions of data for V2X transmissions The invention relates to a transmitting device for performing an initial and one or more retransmissions of data via a sidelink interface. A receiver and processor perform a resource sensing procedure to acquire information about radio resources usable for the device to transmit data at a later point in time. The processor performs an autonomous radio resource allocation to select time-frequency radio resources within a transmission window to be used for performing a first transmission of the data, based on information acquired by the resource sensing procedure. The processor determines a data transmission timing pattern, that indicates a transmission timing for performing one or more transmissions of data. A transmitter performs the first data transmission using the selected time-frequency radio resources and performs the data retransmissions at the transmission timing defined by the determined data transmission timing pattern with respect to the first data transmission.
US11764901B2	Apparatus and method for successive cancellation flip decoding of polar code Disclosed are an apparatus and method for successive cancellation flip decoding of a polar code. The apparatus for successive cancellation flip decoding of a polar code according to an embodiment includes an iterative unit subtotal matrix generator configured to generate an iterative unit subtotal matrix corresponding to a preset iterative unit size based on a portion of an entire subtotal matrix, a selection logic configured to determine one or more selection bits based on a bit string representing a position of a bit returned when re-decoding and generate an auxiliary matrix for generating the entire subtotal matrix from the one or more selection bits, and an entire subtotal matrix generator configured to generate the entire subtotal matrix by using the iterative unit subtotal matrix and the auxiliary matrix.
US11764899B2	User terminal and radio communication method Communication is appropriately performed even when a short TTI and/or processing time reduction are introduced. A user terminal that communicates with a cell that uses at least a reduced TTI shorter than a period of a subframe includes: a reception section that receives from the cell a report request that triggers channel state information (CSI) reporting; and a control section that controls the CSI reporting in a subframe unit or a short TTI unit based on the report request.
US11764897B2	Notification method and apparatus for channel quality indicator and modulation and coding scheme The present invention discloses a notification method for a CQI and a modulation and coding scheme. The method includes: learning, by a terminal, a first CQI index according to a first CQI table; sending the first CQI index to a base station; receiving, by the base station, the first CQI index sent by the terminal UE; determining a first MCS index according to the first CQI table, a first MCS table, and the received first CQI index; sending the determined first MCS index to the UE; receiving, by the terminal, the first MCS index sent by the base station; and determining a modulation order and a code block size according to the first MCS table and the received first MCS index; where the first CQI table includes entries in which modulation schemes are higher than 64QAM.
US11764896B2	Aggregated-MPDU, method for transmitting response frame thereto, and wireless communication terminal using same The present invention relates to a method for transmitting an aggregate MPDU and a response frame thereto and a wireless communication terminal using the same, and more particularly, to a wireless communication method and a wireless communication terminal for setting various formats of the aggregate MPDU and the response frame thereto and performing an efficient data communication by using the same. To this end, provided are a wireless communication terminal including: a processor; and a communication unit, wherein the processor receives an aggregate MPDU (A-MPDU) consisting of one or more MAC protocol data units (MPDUs), determines a format of a response frame for the received A-MPDU, andtransmits a response frame of the determined format, wherein the format of the response frame for the A-MPDU is determined based on at least one of the number of traffic IDs (TIDs) soliciting an immediate response in MPDU(s) successfully received in the A-MPDU and MPDU delimiter information of the A-MPDU and a wireless communication method using the same.
US11764889B2	Radio station recommendations Implementing and applying a database with radio station information that is gathered from client devices as stations become available to a plurality of users (i.e., “crowd sourced” radio station information) and allowing for a client device to download only the radio station information that is pertinent to the travel route of the user and/or radio station selection criteria associated with the client device or the user. Radio station information can be rendered via a graphical interface of a client device to allow the user to informatively select a new radio station, either before or as a current radio signal degrades to the point of being unusable. Radio station information may be rendered to cause the user's terrestrial radio to tune to a new station.
US11764888B2	Beam characterization Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication and testing. In some aspects, a device may receive information identifying a mount orientation of a wireless communication device, wherein the mount orientation indicates an orientation of a coordinate system of the wireless communication device relative to a coordinate system of a positioner. The device may capture measurement information at each position of a set of positions of the wireless communication device, wherein the set of positions comprises positions of the wireless communication device as the wireless communication device is rotated around an axis by the positioner, and wherein the measurement information is captured based at least in part on the mount orientation. The device may provide information identifying the measurement information. Some techniques and apparatuses described herein may use the measurement information to generate a codebook for beam generation. Numerous other aspects are provided.
US11764886B2	Antenna panel selection for interference mitigation at a multi-panel device Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. In some systems, a multi-panel device may determine, for each antenna panel of the multi-panel device, a coverage region over which the multi-panel device may communicate using that antenna panel based on an array gain pattern of that antenna panel. For example, the multi-panel device may determine, for each antenna panel of the multi-panel device, a coverage region over which the multi-panel device may communicate using that antenna panel to avoid the formation of a grating lobe from that antenna panel. The multi-panel device may dynamically adjust the coverage regions associated with the antenna panels of the multi-panel device based on determining that an interference metric exceeds a threshold interference level or based on determining that a power or thermal condition of the multi-panel device fails to satisfy a power or thermal constraint of the multi-panel device.
US11764885B2	Systems and methods for state detection via wireless radios Systems and methods for localizing individuals in a region using wireless signals in accordance with embodiments are illustrated. One embodiment includes a method for localizing individuals in a region between wireless devices of a system. The method receives wireless signal strength data for signals transmitted along signal paths between several wireless playback devices transmitting on a wireless channel during synchronous playback of media content by the several wireless playback devices and determines a first signal strength for each of several portions of the wireless channel. The method calculates, for each signal path between each of the several wireless playback devices, a difference in the determined first signal strength from a second signal strength for each of the several subcarriers, and determines, based on the calculated differences, a state for a set of one or more individuals in the region.
US11764884B1	Systems and methods for detecting and connecting to a device in a vehicle A system may include a processor. The processor may perform operations including receiving multiple light patterns from multiple wireless devices. The operations may also include determining a location for each of the multiple wireless devices based at least in part on the multiple light patterns. Moreover, the operations may include pairing a first wireless device of the multiple wireless devices to the processor based at least in part on the location for each of the multiple wireless devices.
US11764881B2	Bluetooth range extender for underwater use to connect smartwatch to headphones An aquatic environment audio system for communication of wireless audio signals between a smartwatch and headphones worn by a user includes one or more wireless repeaters. Each of the one or more wireless repeaters includes a waterproof housing, an attachment mechanism for attaching the waterproof housing to the user between the smartwatch and the headphones. Each of the one or more wireless repeaters further includes a first antenna for receiving wireless signals from the smartwatch, repeater circuitry coupled with the first antenna for processing the wireless signals received from the smartwatch, and a second antenna coupled with the wireless repeater circuitry for transmitting the processed wireless signals to the headphones. One or more of the first antenna, repeater circuitry, and second antenna are contained in the waterproof housing.
US11764880B2	Acoustic wave device, multiplexer, high-frequency front end circuit, and communication device An acoustic wave device is provided between a first terminal that is an antenna terminal and a second terminal that is different from the first terminal, and includes a plurality of acoustic wave resonators. The plurality of acoustic wave resonators include a plurality of series arm resonators and a plurality of parallel arm resonators. When the acoustic wave resonator electrically closest to the first terminal among the plurality of acoustic wave resonators is an antenna end resonator, the antenna end resonator is a SAW resonator or a BAW resonator. At least one acoustic wave resonator other than the antenna end resonator among the plurality of acoustic wave resonators is a first acoustic wave resonator.
US11764874B2	Method for processing low-rate service data in optical transport network, apparatus, and system A method for processing low-rate service data, an apparatus, and a system, where the method includes: mapping low-rate service data into a newly defined low-rate data frame, where a rate of the low-rate data frame matches a rate of the low-rate service data, the data frame includes an overhead area and a payload area, the payload area is used to carry the low-rate service data, a rate of the payload area in the low-rate data frame is not less than the rate of the low-rate service data, and the rate of the low-rate service data is less than 1 Gbps; mapping the low-rate data frame into one or more slots in another data frame, where a rate of the slot is not greater than 100 Mbps; mapping the other data frame into an optical transport unit (OTU) frame; and sending the OTU frame.
US11764872B2	Optical dispersion compensator An Optical Dispersion Compensator (ODC) is disclosed, the ODC being suitable for managing chromatic dispersion of an optical signal for transmission over an optical fiber. The ODC comprises a first ODC unit (202) arranged on a first optical bus (206), a second ODC unit (204) arranged on a second optical bus (208), parallel to the first optical bus (206), and a switching element (210) interconnecting the first and second optical buses (206, 208) between the first and second ODC units (202, 204). The first and second ODC units (202, 204) are operable to provide a delay to the optical signal that varies with frequency. The switching element (210) is configured, in a first state, to switch an optical signal received on one of the first or second optical buses (206, 208) to the other of the first or second optical buses (208, 206) and, in a second state, to maintain an optical signal received on one of the first or second optical buses (206, 208) on the optical bus on which it was received (206, 208). Reflective elements (710) may be included in the ODC, providing bidirectional propagation through one of more ODC units.
US11764869B2	Synchronization signal transmission techniques Systems and methods for synchronizing communications between a User Equipment (UE) and Base Station (BS) using a synchronization signal structure. The synchronization signal structure can include a sequence of Synchronization Signals (SS) including repetitions of a synchronization signal burst set. The synchronization signal burst set can include a plurality of synchronization signal bursts. The synchronization signal bursts can include a plurality of synchronization signal blocks, wherein the synchronization signal blocks can include a plurality of Synchronization Signals (SS).
US11764868B2	Satellite transmitter and relay satellite communication system A satellite transmitter includes K transmission antenna elements, a multiplexing unit configured to multiplex each of K digital signals on a frequency axis and then convert the multiplexed digital signals to time-domain digital signals, a digital-to-analog converter, a PAPR calculation unit configured to calculate a PAPR for each of the K digital signals, a beam-to-beam relative phase calculation unit configured to calculate a beam-to-beam relative phase for suppressing a peak power of the transmission antenna elements, an excitation coefficient calculation unit configured to calculate K updated excitation coefficients based on the beam-to-beam relative phase and the beam-formation excitation coefficient, and an excitation coefficient multiplication unit configured to generate the digital signals of a frequency domain to be output to the multiplexing unit by multiplying a received relay signal by each of the K updated excitation coefficients in the frequency domain.
US11764863B2	Increased feeder link capacity for geosynchronous satellite communications A system to reduce a count of satellite gateways is disclosed. The system includes: a feeder link capacity of a satellite; a spectrum ranging from 26.5 GHz to 75 GHz; a gateway feeder link capacity that is an aggregate of capacities of channels defined in the spectrum; and RF gateways communicating with the satellite via the channels, wherein the count of the satellite gateways is less than or equal to a rounded-up integer of the feeder link capacity divided by the gateway feeder link capacity, and the satellite is a geosynchronous orbit satellite.
US11764857B2	Systems and methods for multiple signal reception using receiver diversity Methods for improving multiple signal reception using receiver diversity in the context of a wideband radar and communications receiver. The method allows for improved signal reception as well as improved angle of arrival estimation. A first approach uses a method that improves angle of arrival estimation while using the standard diversity technique of selection combining. A second approach uses a method of equalization of the signal rather than equalization of the channel to both improve the signal SNR over standard selection combining and further improve the angle of arrival estimate over the first approach.
US11764854B2	Coordinated beam refinement and coordinated beam failure recovery Wireless communications systems and methods related to coordinated beam refinement and coordinated beam failure recovery (BFR) in a wireless communication network are provided. A first wireless communication device communicates, with a second wireless communication device of a group of wireless communication devices, a communication signal using a first beam characteristic. The first wireless communication device receives, from the second wireless communication device, at least one of beam feedback information or a beam change request. The first wireless communication device transmits, to the group of wireless communication devices in response to the at least one of the beam feedback information or the beam change request, a beam configuration indicating a second beam characteristic to be used by the group of wireless communication devices for communicating with the first wireless communication device, the second beam characteristic being different from the first beam characteristic.
US11764853B2	Machine learning approach to mitigate hand blockage in millimeter wave systems The present disclosure provides for beam selection by a mobile device based on a sensor state of the mobile in order to mitigate hand blockage. The mobile device detects, during operation of the mobile device, a sensor state caused by a hand of an operator on the mobile device. The mobile device selects for communication, while operating in the sensor state, a refined beam set corresponding to the sensor state based on reference signals. The mobile device trains a machine learning model based on a set of training data including pairs of the sensor state and the refined beam set to select a first set of beam weights from a second set of beam weights based on a detected sensor state. The mobile device selects for communication a hand blockage state including the first set of beam weights for a current detected sensor state based on the machine learning model.
US11764851B2	Evaluation period for beam failure detection and candidate beam detection in multi-beam NR-U In an aspect, the present disclosure includes a method, apparatus, and computer readable medium for wireless communications for determining, by a user equipment (UE), an evaluation time period based on a number of a plurality of reference signals that are quasi-co-located (QCL) within one or more measurement windows; measuring, by the UE, a signal quality value of one or more of reference signals within the evaluation time period; and determining, by the UE, whether the signal quality value of one or more of reference signals within the evaluation time period crosses an evaluation threshold.
US11764849B2	Cell quality derivation based on filtered beam measurements A method for deriving cell quality based on filtered beam measurements comprises detecting a first set of beamformed signals in a cell. The method further comprises determining a beam quality associated with each beamformed signal of the first set. The method further comprises identifying a first subset of beamformed signals. The first subset comprises the beamformed signals of the first set having a beam quality greater than a first threshold. The method further comprises initiating first beam level filters. Each first beam level filter is associated with a respective beamformed signal of the first subset of beamformed signals. The method further comprises generating filtered values for each beamformed signal of the first subset of beamformed signals.
US11764848B2	Method and device for transmitting and receiving wireless signals in wireless communication system The present disclosure relates to a method and a device therefor, the method comprising the steps of: obtaining, on the basis of not receiving information on a channel occupancy duration from a base station, channel state information based on a plurality of CSI-reference signals (CSI-RSs) which are all overlapped with, on a time domain, at least one from among a physical downlink shared channel (PDSCH) and an aperiodic CSI-RS; and transmitting the channel state information to the base station, wherein durations corresponding to the PDSCH and the aperiodic CSI-RS are consecutive time durations on the time domain.
US11764846B2	Channel state information reporting method and device, and channel state information receiving method and device Provided are channel state information reporting method and apparatus, and channel state information receiving method and apparatus. The channel state information reporting method includes: receiving a reference signal sent by a second communication node; and determining, according to a first type reporting configuration signaling associated with the reference signal, at least one of a first type channel state information set or a second type channel state information set, and reporting the at least one of the first type channel state information set or the second type channel state information set to the second communication node. The first type channel state information set includes at least one of a reference signal resource index, a reference signal resource set index, a reference signal resource setting index, a reporting configuration index, a reference signal port group index, a reference signal port group set index, a port index, or rank indicator information. The second type channel state information set comprises at least one of precoding matrix indicator information, channel quality indicator information, an amplitude coefficient, a phase coefficient, or a reference signal received power.
US11764845B2	Channel state information for multiple access points Methods, apparatuses, and computer readable media for channel state information for multiple access points are disclosed. Channel station information (CSI) may be coordinated for multiple access points (APs) where one AP may act as a master AP with other AP acting as slave APs. The channel station information may be based on information from null data packets received by stations from multiple-APs, which may enable a multi-AP coordinated beamforming (CBF) to be determined based on the received first CSI reports. New frame formats are disclosed that include fields for including APs. Overlapping basic service set (OBSS) stations may respond to APs that are not within their BSS. Some embodiments relate to passive range finding in a multi-AP sounding where location configuration information (LCI) changes for one of the APs.
US11764843B2	Adaptation of beamformed transmission There is provided mechanisms for adapting beamformed transmission from a base station. A method is performed by a control node. The control node is configured to control the beamformed transmission. The method comprises obtaining a first piece of information indicative of distance to, and direction towards, a radio communication site relative the base station. The method comprises obtaining a second piece of information indicative of operating radio frequency band of the radio communication site. The method comprises adapting the beamformed transmission so as to keep emission from the base station in the direction towards the radio communication site that contributes within the operating radio frequency band of the radio communication site within a prescribed limit.
US11764842B2	Wireless communication system node with fixed beams having common envelope A wireless communication system node has at least two antenna ports, a beamforming controller, and a beamforming network. The beamforming network has at least two beam ports that are adapted to provide corresponding beams. The beamforming controller is arranged to control the beamforming network such that the beams have a common envelope in a desired plane, where the common envelope is adapted to provide coverage for a certain communication system sector.
US11764838B2	Method for transmitting a feedback information in a wireless communication system A method of performing an operation for a first user equipment (UE) in a wireless communication system includes transmitting a physical sidelink shared channel (PSSCH) to a second UE by the first UE, and transmitting, to a base station (BS), feedback information based on a physical sidelink feedback channel (PSFCH) for the PSSCH on a physical uplink control channel (PUCCH) by the first UE. A transmission timing of the PUCCH is determined based on information about the number of slots from the PSFCH to the PUCCH.
US11764837B2	Method for setting reception beam in electronic device, and electronic device An electronic device is provided. The electronic device includes an antenna module, a memory, and a processor controlling to identify a first beam set among a plurality of beam sets stored in the memory, perform beamforming based on the identified first beam set through the antenna module, determine whether a beam pattern is changed, based on, at least, a prediction value of a reception signal strength set corresponding to the first beam set and a measurement value of a signal received through the antenna module, and change a setting related to a reception beam if the beam pattern is determined to be changed.
US11764836B2	Link adaptation control for extremely high throughput systems The application relates to link adaptation for extremely high throughput (EHT) systems. Various approaches are provided to enable transmission of link adaptation parameters for single-user multiple input multiple output (SU-MIMO), and multi-user multiple input multiple output MU-MIMO. In some embodiments, two control IDs in the A-control subfield are used, one for SU-MIMO and one for MU-MIMO. These can both be reserved control IDs, or a combination of a reserved control ID and control ID 2 normally used for HE link adaptation. In some embodiments, a single control ID in the A-control subfield is used. This can be a reserved control ID or control ID 2 normally used for HE link adaptation.
US11764832B2	Systems, methods, and media for wireless power transfer Systems, methods, and media for wireless power transfer are provided. In some embodiments, a system for wireless power transfer comprises: a processor communicatively coupled with a tuning element and a plurality of ports in an enclosure, the processor configured to cause the ports to generate electromagnetic radiation at a first frequency, set the tuning element to a first setting, acquire electromagnetic response from the ports, determine an S-matrix using the electromagnetic response, determine an eigenvalue of the S-matrix, repeat these steps (changing the first frequency and/or first setting) at least until the determined eigenvalue is approximately zero, determine a resolved electromagnetic radiation frequency and a resolved tuning element setting having the approximately zero eigenvalue, determine an eigenvector associated with the resolved electromagnetic radiation frequency and resolved tuning element setting, and cause the ports to generate the electromagnetic radiation at the resolved frequency with phase and amplitude determined from the eigenvector.
US11764830B2	Adjustment of an activation time of a circuit An embodiment of the present description concerns a method wherein a time of beginning of a periodic step of activation of a near-field communication circuit of a first device, charged in near field by a second device, is adjusted according to a frequency of an electromagnetic field emitted by the second device.
US11764829B2	Edge communication system with cascaded repeater devices over wired medium A communication system that includes a first communication device that is configured to obtain a plurality of radio frequency (RF) signals corresponding to different communication protocols from a plurality of communication systems associated with a plurality of different types of communication network. The first communication device aligns the plurality of RF signals corresponding to different communication protocols in a mmWave RF signal. A first repeater device obtains the mmWave RF and further communicates the mmWave RF signal over a second wired medium to a second repeater device. The second repeater device wirelessly distribute, from the mmWave RF signal, two or more different RF signals to a plurality of end-user devices and packs content received from the plurality of end-user devices and transmits upstream in the mmWave RF signal to the first communication device via the first repeater device over the wired mediums.
US11764825B2	Systems and methods for tunable out-of-band interference mitigation A system for interference mitigation includes: a first transmit coupler; a receive-band noise cancellation system; a first transmit-band filter; a second transmit coupler; a first receive coupler; a transmit-band noise cancellation system; a first receive-band filter; and a second receive coupler.
US11764823B2	Method of using integrated transmitter and receiver front end module A method includes switching a receiver path network of a front-end module to a first matching mode in a receive mode. The method further includes switching a transmitter path network of the front-end module to a first resonance mode in the receive mode. The method further includes switching the transmitter path network to a second matching mode in a transmit mode. The method further includes switching the receiver path network to a second resonance mode in the transmit mode.
US11764822B2	Radio transceiver control interface Radio transceiver control interfaces are provided herein. In certain embodiments, a semiconductor die includes a group of transmitters and a group of receivers that operate as a transceiver. Additionally, a group of common pins are used to control settings of both the transmitters and receivers. In one example, data received on the common pins can be used to establish enable settings for each of the transmitters and receivers. Thus, rather than using a one-to-one correspondence between a pin and the setting of a particular transmitter or receiver, a mapping is used between the common pins and the settings of the transmitters and receivers.
US11764821B2	Mobile phone case with epinephrine injection pen carrying feature A case assembly is provided having a mobile phone case and storage case that is designed to securely hold a mobile phone and an epinephrine injection pen concurrently. The case assembly includes the mobile phone case which is configured to securely contain a mobile phone therein. The mobile phone case includes a viewing region which allows an operator to view a screen of the mobile phone. The storage case is coupled to the mobile phone case and is configured to securely contain and allow access to an epinephrine injector pen. The mobile phone case is selectively moveable relative to the storage case between an open position and a closed position. The opening in the storage case is covered when the mobile phone case is in the closed position, and the opening in the storage case is open when the mobile phone case is in the open position.
US11764819B2	Wireless antenna module and wireless system A wireless antenna module includes a power supply case configured to accommodate a power supply, and at least one module body connected to the power supply. A casing wherein at least a wireless antenna and a controller are provided in the casing. The controller includes an operation unit configured to exchange information at least with another device. A mounting mechanism mounts the module body to a device.
US11764818B2	Filter circuit, signal processing method, control circuit, and program storage medium A filter circuit includes: a division unit that divides an input signal and adds, to a tail end of a division block, of head data of the next division block, to generate an input block; a plurality of signal processing units that perform filtering of a feedback type on input blocks to generate output samples, and generate and output blocks; and a coupling unit that couples the output blocks. The signal processing unit outputs first output samples generated until a switching timing, and outputs second output samples generated by the signal processing unit after the timing. The switching timing is a timing within a period corresponding to the duplicated data, at which timing a difference between a first signal generated by the signal processing unit and a second signal generated by the signal processing unit is less than or equal to a threshold consecutively for a second data length.
US11764808B2	Modulator and modulation method using non-uniform 16-symbol signal constellation for low-density parity check codeword having 4/15 code rate A modulator and a modulation method using a non-uniform 16-symbol signal constellation are disclosed. The modulator includes a memory and a processor. The memory receives a codeword corresponding to a low-density parity check (LDPC) code having a code rate of 4/15. The processor maps the codeword to 16 symbols of the non-uniform 16-symbol signal constellation on a 4-bit basis.
US11764804B2	Adaptive subband compression of streaming data for power system monitoring and control Systems and methods herein provide for adaptive subband compression of power signals in a power system. In one embodiment, a system includes an encoder is operable to partition sensor measurements into frequency subbands (e.g., including an interharmonic subband), centered at integer multiples of the power system's fundamental frequency (e.g., 50 Hz or 60 Hz). The encoder may also be operable to detect active subbands, and to compress the at least one active subband. The system also includes a data concentrator operable to transmit the at least one compressed subband to a processor for analysis. The system also includes a decoder at a processing location (a substation, a concentrator, or the control center) operable to parse the compressed waveforms into subbands, to interpolate and decompress at least one compressed subband, and to synthesize the decompressed subbands as an approximation of the original waveform (e.g., subject to reconstruction error requirements).
US11764800B2	Switched emitter follower circuit A switched emitter follower circuit is constituted by a transistor in which a base is connected to a signal input terminal, a power voltage is applied to a collector, and an emitter is connected to a signal output terminal, a capacitor in which one end is connected to the collector of the transistor, and the other end is connected to the emitter of the transistor, and a Gilbert-cell type multiplication circuit in which a positive-phase clock output terminal is connected to the emitter of the transistor, a negative-phase clock output terminal is connected to the base of the transistor, and a multiplication result of a differential clock signal and a differential clock signal input from an outside is output to the positive-phase clock output terminal and the negative-phase clock output terminal.
US11764798B2	Pipeline analog to digital converter and signal conversion method A pipeline analog to digital converter includes converter circuitries and a calibration circuitry. The converter circuitries sequentially convert an input signal into a plurality of first digital codes, in which a first converter circuitry in the converter circuitries is configured to perform a quantization according to a first signal to generate a first corresponding digital code in the first digital codes, and the first signal is a signal, which is processed by the first converter circuitry, of the input signal and a previous stage residue signal. The calibration circuitry combines the first digital codes to output a second digital code, detects whether the quantization is completed to generate control signals, and determines whether to set the second digital code to be a second corresponding digital code in predetermined digital codes according to the control signals.
US11764796B2	Vapor cells and related systems and methods Vapor cells may include a body including a cavity within the body. A first substrate bonded to a second substrate at an interface within the body, at least one of the first substrate, the second substrate, or an interfacial material between the first and second substrates may define at least one recess or pore in a surface. A smallest dimension of the at least one recess or pore may be about 500 microns or less, as measured in a direction parallel to at least one surface of the first substrate partially defining the cavity.
US11764793B2	Circuit and calibration method of all-digital phase-locked loop circuit An all-digital phase-locked loop (ADPLL) circuit and a calibration method thereof are provided. The ADPLL circuit includes a digitally controlled oscillator (DCO) circuit, a phase detector circuit, and a calibration circuit coupled between the DCO circuit and the phase detector circuit. The DCO circuit generates a clock signal according to a frequency control signal. The phase detector circuit generates a phase error value according to a reference signal and the clock signal. More particularly, after the ADPLL circuit performs a locking operation for a period of time, the frequency control signal is tied at a locked value which is obtained when the ADPLL circuit performs the locking operation, and the calibration circuit may modify a current of at least one current source within the DCO circuit according to the phase error value.
US11764792B2	Phase locked loop circuitry Phase Locked Loop, PLL, circuitry comprising a phase detector configured to generate a first pulse signal comprising at least one first pulse, a property of each first pulse being indicative of a phase difference between a reference signal and a feedback signal; a pulse repeater circuit configured, based on the first pulse signal, to generate a second pulse signal comprising, for each first pulse, a second pulse generated by repeating the corresponding first pulse; and an oscillator configured to generate the feedback signal and control a frequency of the feedback signal based on the second pulse signal.
US11764791B2	Systems and methods for phase locked loop realignment with skew cancellation Systems and methods are provided for a phase locked loop. A phase/frequency detector is configured to receive a reference signal and a feedback signal. A charge pump is configured to receive outputs from the phase/frequency detector and to generate pulses. An oscillator is configured to generate an output waveform based on the charge pump pulses. A realignment path is configured to generate a clock realignment signal that is provided to the oscillator based on the outputs from the phase/frequency detector.
US11764790B1	Majority logic gate having paraelectric input capacitors coupled to a conditioning scheme A new class of logic gates are presented that use non-linear polar material. The logic gates include multi-input majority gates. Input signals in the form of digital signals are driven to non-linear input capacitors on their respective first terminals. The second terminals of the non-linear input capacitors are coupled a summing node which provides a majority function of the inputs. In the multi-input majority or minority gates, the non-linear charge response from the non-linear input capacitors results in output voltages close to or at rail-to-rail voltage levels. In some examples, the nodes of the non-linear input capacitors are conditioned once in a while to preserve function of the multi-input majority gates.
US11764789B2	Adaptive biasing circuit for serial communication interfaces Systems and techniques for applying voltage biases to gates of driver circuitry of an integrated circuit (IC) based on a detected bus voltage, IC supply voltage, or both are used to mitigate Electrical Over-Stress (EOS) issues in components of the driver circuitry caused, for instance, by high bus voltages in serial communication systems relative to maximum operating voltages of those components. A driver bias generator selectively applies bias voltages at gates of transistors of a stacked driver structure of an IC to prevent the voltage drop across any given transistor of the stacked driver structure from exceeding a predetermined threshold associated with the maximum operating voltage range of the transistors.
US11764779B2	Four-terminal-pair alternating current quantum resistance dissemination bridge and related method A four-terminal-pair AC quantum resistance dissemination bridge and related methods are provided. The bridge includes: a supply transformer IVD1, a Kelvin branch A1, a Wagner branch A0, the first and second current sources A2, A3, an injection inductive voltage divider A4, a ratio transformer IVD2, the first and second four-terminal AC resistor connection points Z1, Z2, chokes H, and null indicators D. An isolated inductive winding LO is wound along the ratio transformer IVD2 and supplies excitation current to primary winding of injection inductive voltage divider A4 to avoid the mutual influence among various balance networks and rapid balance of the bridge can be realized. By changing turn ratio of primary winding L3 and secondary winding L4 of the second inductive voltage divider T2, the phase shift can be realized through only one set of capacitors for imaginary part error compensation, the bridge with multiple frequency points can be obtained.
US11764776B2	Zero excess energy storage transformer A drive circuit configured to drive a load. The drive circuit comprises a transformer. The transformer comprises a transformer primary comprising one or more primary windings connected to arms that pass through a magnetic material. The transformer also comprises a transformer secondary comprising secondary windings connected to planar secondary conductors which pass through the inside of the arms. The drive circuit also comprises a voltage source configured to apply a voltage across the transformer primary.
US11764774B2	Charge redistribution for powering a driven switch An apparatus comprises a power source connected to a buffer capacitor. The apparatus comprises a first switch connected between the buffer capacitor and a driven switch. The buffer capacitor is charged by the power source when the first switch is turned off. The apparatus comprises a comparator. The comparator monitors the charging of the buffer capacitor. In response to the buffer capacitor reaching a threshold amount of charge, the comparator turns on the first switch to initiate a charge redistribution of charge from the buffer capacitor to the driven switch.
US11764773B2	Current absorption management circuit, corresponding system and method Current absorption management for an electronic fuse coupled between an electrical supply source node and an electrical load node selectively controls a high current electronic switch and a low current electronic switch coupled in parallel between the electrical supply source node and the electrical load node. The high current and low current electronic switches are alternatively actuated: in a first mode where the high current electronic switch is turned on and the low current electronic switch is turned off, and in a second mode where the high current electronic switch is turned off and the low current electronic switch is turned on. Change to the second mode may be made in response to a standby state or a sensing of a lower current in the electrical load. Conversely, change to the first mode may be made in response to a sensing of a higher current in the electrical load.
US11764769B1	Control circuit and method for detecting bus glitch signal A control circuit and method for detecting a glitch signal on a bus are provided. The control circuit includes: input ends, respectively receiving a data signal and a clock signal from the bus; a counter, for calculating a time or a number of times in a low level period of the clock signal; a comparator, receiving an output of the time counted by the counter and a threshold value, and generating a comparison result by comparing the time and the threshold value; and an error detector, coupled to the comparator to receive the comparison result, and generating an error flag. When the comparison result indicates that there is a level change during the low level period of the clock signal, the error detector generates an error flag.
US11764764B1	Latch device and operation method thereof A latch device includes a memory cell, a pair of write switches and an output terminal. The memory cell stores a latch data, and the pair of write switches is coupled to the memory cell through a first node and a second node. The pair of write switches holds the latch data stored in the memory cell when logic values of a first input signal and a second input signal are a predetermined logic value, and updates the latch data stored in the memory cell when the logic values of the first input signal and the second input signal are mutually exclusive logic values. The output terminal is coupled to at least one of the first node and the second node and outputs an output signal based on the latch data stored in the memory cell. An operation of the latch memory is also introduced.
US11764763B1	Method and apparatus for in-situ on-chip timing An Integrated Circuit includes a target circuit, first and second logic chains, a feedback path and calibration circuitry. The target circuit includes first and second inputs. The first and second logic chains propagate a signal from a common input point to the first and second inputs of the target circuit, respectively. The feedback path receives the signal from the first or second input and feeds the signal back to the common input point. The calibration circuitry is configured to connect the first input to the feedback path thereby forming a first closed-loop oscillator circuit, and measure a first oscillation frequency of the first closed-loop oscillator circuit, connect the second input to the feedback path, thereby forming a second closed-loop oscillator circuit, and measure a second oscillation frequency of the second closed-loop oscillator circuit, and verify a timing constraint responsively to the first and second oscillating frequencies.
US11764760B1	Pulse width control apparatus and method Systems, methods, and devices are described herein for generating a pulse width modulation (PWM) signal having a specific duty cycle. In one embodiment, the system includes a square wave generator and a logic device. The square wave generator is configured to delay a input square wave signal to generate a plurality of square wave signals. The logic device is configured to perform a logic operation to two of square wave signals of the plurality of square wave signals, which in turn generates the PWM signal having a duty cycle corresponding to the two square wave signals.
US11764759B2	Apparatus for offset cancellation in comparators and associated methods An apparatus includes a comparator. The comparator includes first and second pregain stages, and a switch network coupled to the first and second pregain stages. A plurality of switches in the switch network are operable to provide a feedback path around at least one of the first and second pregain stages. The comparator further includes a latch coupled to the second pregain stage.
US11764757B2	Device and method for filtering signal This application relates to a signal filtering device. The device includes a memory and a processor. The processor may generate one or more matrices based on a size of a digital filter bank that generates an output signal by dividing an input signal into a plurality of channels and store in the memory each of the generated one or more matrices to which a plurality of digital filter bank coefficients or a plurality of input signals are assigned. The processor may also partially calculate the stored plurality of digital filter bank coefficients and the plurality of signals based on a number of at least some of the plurality of channels, and calculate the calculated digital filter bank coefficients and signals. The processor may further perform a discrete Fourier transform (DFT) on the calculated signal and compensate for a phase of the discrete Fourier transformed signal according to a preset reference.
US11764752B2	Elastic wave device An elastic wave device includes an elastic wave element chip, a bump electrically connected to the elastic wave element chip, a package substrate including an electrode bonded to the bump, the elastic wave element chip mounted on the package substrate with the bump, and a sealing resin portion covering the elastic wave element chip on the package substrate. A space surrounded by the elastic wave element chip, the package substrate, and the sealing resin portion is provided. The elastic wave element chip includes a substrate having piezoelectricity, an interdigital transducer electrode, and a pad electrode. A first main surface of the substrate having piezoelectricity includes a first region and a second region closer to a second main surface than the first region. The interdigital transducer electrode is disposed in the first region. The pad electrode is disposed in the second region and bonded to the bump.
US11764751B1	Temperature stable MEMS resonator A resonant member of a MEMS resonator oscillates in a mechanical resonance mode that produces non-uniform regional stresses such that a first level of mechanical stress in a first region of the resonant member is higher than a second level of mechanical stress in a second region of the resonant member. A plurality of openings within a surface of the resonant member are disposed more densely within the first region than the second region and at least partly filled with a compensating material that reduces temperature dependence of the resonant frequency corresponding to the mechanical resonance mode.
US11764749B2	Apparatus with partitioned radio frequency antenna and matching network and associated methods An apparatus includes a module. The module includes a radio frequency (RF) circuit to transmit or receive RF signals, and a loop antenna to transmit or receive the RF signals. The module further comprises an impedance matching circuit coupled to the RF circuit and to the loop antenna. The impedance matching circuit comprises lumped reactive components.
US11764746B2	Stacked composite filter device A stacked composite filter device includes a stacked body having a first region and a second region that are different from each other. A first filter includes a first inductor and has a first pass band is arranged in the first region. A second filter includes a second inductor and has a second pass band on a lower frequency side than the first pass band is arranged in the second region. A first conductive structure extends in a stacking direction of the stacked body and includes one end grounded that is arranged in an area that is in the first region and adjacent to the second region. The other end of the first conductive structure is connected to the first inductor.
US11764745B2	Filtered feedthrough assembly for use in implantable medical device An implantable pulse generator including a header, a can, and a filtered feedthrough assembly. The header including lead connector blocks. The can coupled to the header and including a wall and an electronic substrate housed within the wall. The filtered feedthrough assembly including a flange mounted to the can and having a feedthrough port, a plurality of feedthrough wires extending through the feedthrough port, and an insulator brazed to the feedthrough port of the flange. The filtered feedthrough assembly further including a capacitor having the plurality of feedthrough wires extending there through, an insulating washer positioned between and abutting the insulator and the capacitor at least in the area of the braze joint such that the capacitor and the braze joint are non-conductive, and an electrically conductive material adhered to the capacitor and the flange for grounding of the capacitor.
US11764744B2	Distributed circuit A distributed amplifier includes a first transmission line for input, a second transmission line for output, an input termination resistor connecting a line end of the first transmission line and a power supply voltage, an output termination resistor connecting an input end of the second transmission line and a ground, unit cells having input terminals connected to the first transmission line and output terminals connected to the second transmission line, and a bias tee configured to supply a bias voltage to an input transistor of each of the unit cells. An emitter or source resistor of the input transistor of each of the unit cells is set to a different resistance value from each other in order for a collector or drain current flowing through the input transistor of each of the unit cells to have a uniform value.
US11764743B2	Voltage-to-current converter with complementary current mirrors Voltage-to-current converters that include two current mirrors are disclosed. In an example voltage-to-current converter each current mirror is a complementary current mirror in that one of its input and output transistors is a P-type transistor and the other one is an N-type transistor. Such voltage-to-current converters may be implemented using bipolar technology, CMOS technology, or a combination of bipolar and CMOS technologies, and may be made sufficiently compact and accurate while operating at sufficiently low voltages and consuming limited power.
US11764738B2	Segmented power amplifier arrangements with feedforward adaptive bias circuits Segmented power amplifier (PA) arrangements are disclosed. An example PA arrangement includes at least first and second PA segments, each having a respective combination of a PA and a feedforward adaptive bias circuit, configured to generate a bias signal for the corresponding PA. Each bias signal has a first DC component, at least one tone component, and at least one harmonic of the at least one tone component. The PA arrangement further includes a power splitting circuit, configured to split an input signal for the PA arrangement into a first PA input signal for the first PA segment and a second PA input signal for the second PA segment, where a power of the first PA input signal is greater than a power of the second PA input signal.
US11764737B2	Envelope tracking circuit and related power amplifier apparatus An envelope tracking (ET) circuit and related power amplifier apparatus is provided. An ET power amplifier apparatus includes an ET circuit and a number of amplifier circuits. The ET circuit is configured to provide a number of ET modulated voltages to the amplifier circuits for amplifying concurrently a number of radio frequency (RF) signals. The ET circuit includes a target voltage circuit for generating a number of ET target voltages adapted to respective power levels of the RF signals and/or respective impedances seen by the amplifier circuits, a supply voltage circuit for generating a number of constant voltages, and an ET voltage circuit for generating the ET modulated voltages based on the ET target voltages and a selected one of the constant voltages. By employing a single ET circuit, it may be possible to reduce the footprint and improve heat dissipation of the ET power amplifier apparatus.
US11764734B2	Signal combiner having a tuned termination circuit on an isolation port for a Doherty power amplifier The disclosure relates to a signal combiner for a Doherty power amplifier architecture, the signal combiner including a termination circuit on an isolation port, the termination circuit being tuned to improve performance of the Doherty power amplifier. The architecture includes a carrier amplifier and a peaking amplifier. The peaking amplifier modulates the load seen by the carrier amplifier, allowing the carrier amplifier to remain in high-efficiency, saturated operation even at back-off. This load modulation can be achieved using impedance matching networks having an impedance matched to a specific frequency. The architectures include tuned or tailored signal combiners with termination circuits on isolation ports. The termination circuits are tuned or tailored for particular operating frequencies to enhance operation.
US11764729B2	Oscillator An oscillator includes: a resonator element; a circuit element configured to output a clock signal; and a container accommodating the resonator element and the circuit element and including a substrate having a first surface. The substrate includes a first electrode provided on the first surface and electrically coupled to the resonator element, a second electrode electrically coupled to the resonator element, and an output electrode configured to output the clock signal. The first electrode and the second electrode are disposed side by side in a first direction. The output electrode is disposed adjacent to the first electrode in a second direction orthogonal to the first direction. When an end portion of the first electrode on a side close to the second electrode is defined as a first end portion, the output electrode includes a first region disposed closer to the second electrode side than the first end portion in the first direction.
US11764725B1	Foldable portable load distributed dual axes lightweight solar tracker A foldable portable load distributed lightweight dual-axis tracker with solar panels consists of a foldable pedestal with spokes and tracks, a foldable rotating spoke-platform with spokes equipped with sprocket gears on top of the pedestal, a motor with a sprocket gear, a front supporting structure with a hinge, a rear supporting structure with sprocket gears connected with chains, solar panels with cables. The motor is connected to the hub-platform through a chain. The motor drives the spoke-platform to rotate around a vertical axis at the center of the pedestal. The sprocket gears and the chains lift the solar panels to rotate them around the hinge mounted on the front supporting structure. The foldable hub-platform is expanded by the foldable lattice girders. The load of the tracker is distributed among the wheels sitting on the tracks of the pedestal.
US11764723B2	Methods and systems for detecting shading for solar trackers A solar tracker system including a tracker apparatus including a plurality of solar modules, each of the solar modules being spatially configured to face in a normal manner in an on sun position in an incident direction of electromagnetic radiation derived from the sun, wherein the solar modules include a plurality of PV strings, and a tracker controller. The tracker controller includes a processor, a memory, a power supply configured to provide power to the tracker controller, a plurality of power inputs configured to receive a plurality of currents from the plurality of PV strings, a current sensing unit configured to individually monitor the plurality of currents, a DC-DC power converter configured to receive the plurality of power inputs powered from the plurality of PV strings to supply power to the power supply, and a motor controller, wherein the tracker controller is configured to track the sun position.
US11764713B2	Control system and movable folding partition Various embodiments of the present disclosure relate, generally, to a control system for a movable partition. In one embodiment, the control system is an access control system that includes a lock control interface and a remote line interface at which lock modes are asserted, and which are communicated to a door controller. Protocols installed at the controller enable the controller to provide control signals to the movable partition responsive to the various lock modes asserted at the lock control interface and remote line interface.
US11764707B2	Machine for converting thermal energy into electrical energy or vice versa A machine for converting thermal energy originating from waste heat deposits into electrical energy. It uses the magnetic phase transition properties of certain materials when they are exposed to a temperature variation with respect to their Curie temperature. The machine includes a magnetothermal converter provided with a fixed stator provided with active elements made of the materials, and a mobile rotor provided with magnetic poles and non-magnetic poles. The machine includes a closed fluidic circuit of heat-transfer fluid, coupled with two thermal sources of different temperatures by means of heat exchangers and with the stator to transfer thermal energy collected in the active elements. A synchronization system makes it possible to expose the active elements to alternating thermal cycles to generate a permanent magnetic imbalance between the rotor and the stator, and generate a displacement of the rotor, creating mechanical energy that can be converted into electrical energy.
US11764699B2	Systems and methods for detection and control related to charging Controller and method for charging one or more loads. For example, the controller for charging one or more loads includes: a controller terminal configured to be biased at a first voltage related to a second voltage of a secondary winding of a power converter, the power converter further including a primary winding coupled to the secondary winding, the power converter being configured to, if the power converter is not unplugged from a voltage supply for an AC input voltage, receive the AC input voltage represented by the second voltage and output an output power to the one or more loads; and a voltage detector configured to: process information associated with the first voltage; and determine whether the AC input voltage is in a first voltage state or in a second voltage state based at least in part on the first voltage.
US11764696B2	Direct-current voltage converter for bidirectional electrical power transmission from a primary side to a secondary side of the direct-current voltage converter or vice versa The invention relates to a direct-current voltage converter (10) for electrical power transmission from a secondary side to a primary side of the direct-current voltage converter (10), which has on the primary side an actively clamped flyback converter circuit having a controlled first switch (1) and a controlled second switch (2), and the primary side is inductively coupled to the secondary side. The current of a secondary coil (6) on the secondary side, for inductive coupling to the primary side, is switched by a single controlled third switch (3) on the secondary side, and the direct-current voltage converter has a regulator (12) which, in parts of a regulating cycle, conductively connects the third switch (3) to the first switch (1).
US11764691B2	Switched-mode converter control The present description concerns a method of controlling a converter including two H bridges (110, 12) coupled by a transformer (130), wherein: two switching sequences between states are respectively applied to the two bridges; one of the states of a first one of the sequences corresponds to a given direction of application of a voltage to the transformer by the bridge having the first one of the sequences applied thereto; the first one of the sequences varies during a same halfwave of an AC voltage (V1) across one of the bridges (110), so that: during at least a first period, switchings into and out of said one of the states occur in a same state of a second one of the sequences; and during at least a second period, switchings into and out of said one of the states occur in different states of the second one of the sequences.
US11764686B1	Method and apparatus for delivering power to semiconductors A semiconductor package includes a VLSI semiconductor die and one or more output circuits connected to supply power to the die mounted to a package substrate. The output circuit(s), which include a transformer and rectification circuitry, provide current multiplication at an essentially fixed conversion ratio, K, in the semiconductor package, receiving AC power at a relatively high voltage and delivering DC power at a relatively low voltage to the die. The output circuits may be connected in series or parallel as needed. A driver circuit may be provided outside the semiconductor package for receiving power from a source and driving the transformer in the output circuit(s), preferably with sinusoidal currents. The driver circuit may drive a plurality of output circuits. The semiconductor package may require far fewer interface connections for supplying power to the die.
US11764676B2	Power supply circuit A power supply circuit includes a first regulator and a second regulator. The first regulator is configured to generate a first output signal according to an input signal. A voltage value of the first output signal decreases according to the input signal and a first voltage threshold value at a power-off stage. The second regulator is configured to be enabled according to the first output signal to generate a second output signal according to the input signal. A voltage value of the second output signal decreases according to the input signal and a second voltage threshold value at the power-off stage. The second voltage threshold value is greater than the first voltage threshold value.
US11764674B2	On-board power supply device An on-board power supply device includes: a voltage conversion unit; a first voltage detection unit that detects a value of a first voltage that is applied to a second conduction path; and a second voltage detection unit that detects a value of a second voltage that is applied to a load-side conduction path. Furthermore, the on-board power supply device includes: a target voltage setting unit that sets a target voltage value based on the value of the second voltage detected by the second voltage detection unit; and a control unit. The control unit repeatedly performs feedback calculation for updating a duty ratio of a control signal based on the value of the first voltage detected by the first voltage detection unit so as to bring the value of the first voltage applied to the second conduction path closer to the target voltage value.
US11764671B2	Voltage converter A voltage converter including first to fourth switches between a first voltage node and ground, fifth to eighth switches between the first voltage node and the ground, a first floating capacitor between a first node between the first and second switches and a second node between the third and fourth switches, a second floating capacitor between a third node between the fifth and sixth switches and a fourth node between the seventh and eighth switches, a ninth switch between a second voltage node and a center node, a first inductor between the second node and a third voltage node, a center capacitor between the center node and the ground, a tenth switch between the second voltage node and the third voltage node, a first capacitor between the third voltage node and the ground, and a second capacitor between the second voltage node and the ground may be provided.
US11764670B2	DC-DC converter with modular stages An apparatus for processing electric power includes a power-converter having a path for power flow between first and second power-converter terminals. During operation the first and second power-converter terminals are maintained at respective first and second voltages. Two regulating-circuits and a switching network are disposed on the path. The first regulating-circuit includes a magnetic-storage element and a first-regulating-circuit terminal. The second regulating-circuit includes a second-regulating-circuit terminal. The first-regulating-circuit terminal is connected to the first switching-network-terminal and the second-regulating-circuit terminal is connected to the second switching-network-terminal. The switching network is transitions between a first switch-configuration and a second switch-configuration. In the first switch-configuration, charge accumulates in the first charge-storage-element at a first rate. Conversely, in the second switch-configuration, charge is depleted from the first charge-storage-element at a second rate. These rates are constrained by the magnetic-storage element.
US11764667B2	Switching control circuit and power factor correction circuit A switching control circuit for a power supply circuit that generates an output voltage from an AC voltage. The power supply circuit includes a rectifier circuit rectifying the AC voltage, an inductor receiving the rectified AC voltage, and a transistor controlling an inductor current flowing through the inductor. The switching control circuit controls switching of the transistor, based on the inductor current and the output voltage. The switching control circuit includes a target value output circuit that outputs a target value of a peak value of the inductor current for shaping a waveform of the peak value so as to be similar to a waveform of the rectified voltage, and a drive signal output circuit that outputs a drive signal to turn on the transistor upon the inductor current falling below a predetermined value and turn off the transistor upon the peak value of the inductor current reaching the target value.
US11764665B2	Control of a modular multilevel converter of a full bridge or mixed arm type in case of a DC line disturbance A method of controlling a modular multilevel converter, MMC, of a full-bridge or mixed arm type in case of a DC line disturbance is provided. The method includes determining whether a magnitude of a DC voltage (Udp) of the MMC has fallen below an upper voltage threshold (Ud_max_lim), and, if determining that the magnitude of the DC voltage has fallen below the upper voltage threshold, reducing both a magnitude of an AC active current reference (IVD_ORD) and a magnitude of a DC voltage reference (UDC_REF) for the MMC based on the DC pole voltage. An MMC with a controller implementing the method, a converter station including at least one such MMC, and a power transfer system including at least one such converter station, are also provided.
US11764664B2	Methods and apparatus for protecting starter generator systems during a fault condition An example apparatus includes a level shifter having a first supply input, a gate driver having a second supply input coupled to the first supply input and adapted to be coupled to a cathode of a diode, the gate driver having an output adapted to be coupled to a control terminal of a switch, and a current source circuit having an input and an output, the input adapted to be coupled to a power supply and the output adapted to be coupled to the first supply input, the second supply input and to a capacitor.
US11764661B2	Eddy current deceleration device The eddy current deceleration device according to the present disclosure includes: a stator including a cylindrical body and a plurality of magnets disposed on an outer circumferential surface of the cylindrical body; and a rotor including a cylindrical part that houses the cylindrical body, wherein the cylindrical part of the rotor includes, on an inner circumferential surface of the cylindrical part, in order closest to the inner circumferential surface: a first layer consisting of one of an Ni—P alloy that is an Ni alloy consisting of P with the balance being Ni and impurities and an Ni—B alloy that is an Ni alloy consisting of B with the balance being Ni and impurities; a second layer consisting of nickel; a third layer consisting of one of copper and copper alloy; a fourth layer consisting of nickel alloy; and a fifth layer consisting of nickel.
US11764654B2	Rotary electric machine member manufacturing method A rotary electric machine member manufacturing method includes: a step of providing a motor core by stacking a plurality of electromagnetic steel sheets; and a step of welding the motor core by keyhole welding while pressurizing the motor core in a stacking direction with a welding pressure lower than that at which the thickness of the motor core in the stacking direction levels off. The thickness is a length of the motor core between a first end of the motor core and a second end of the motor core.
US11764652B2	Polyphased electrical machine with integrated power electronics and an integrated coolant circuit Polyphase electrical machine with n phases, n≥3, including a casing defining a longitudinal axis, a stator and a rotor including a mechanical drive shaft, the electrical machine being equipped with a power electronics and a coolant circuit and the power electronics is formed of n power electronic modules evenly distributed over an inner circumference of a longitudinal extension of the casing whose outer circumference is covered with a single annular DC bus decoupling capacitor electrically connected to the n power electronic modules, the coolant circuit including a plurality of U-shaped tubes with a tubular outgoing part extending over an entire length of the casing and including the longitudinal casing extension and a shorter tubular return part, extending over a casing length excluding the longitudinal casing extension.
US11764651B2	Electrical sub-assembly An electrical sub-assembly comprises a stator having a plurality of coils and cooling means attached to the stator. The electrical sub-assembly further comprises a plurality of pairs of diodes attached to the cooling means, each pair of diodes being in antiparallel configuration and having three electrical terminals. One of the three electrical terminals is a common terminal shared by both diodes in each pair of diodes in each pair of diodes. A plurality of busbars electrically connect each of the diodes to at least one of the plurality of coils via one or more of the electrical terminals. In use, the cooling means is configured to simultaneously cool the stator and the plurality of diodes. The electrical sub-assembly may have particular application as a part of a switched reluctance machine.
US11764644B2	Superconducting generator driven by a wind turbine A superconducting generator includes an annular armature connectable to rotate with a rotating component of a wind turbine. A stationary annular field winding is coaxial to the armature and separated by a gap from the armature. The field winding includes superconducting coils, and there is a non-rotating support for the field winding. The non-rotating support is a torque tube. The torque tube is a member formed of a composite material, or a member formed of a plurality of segmented sections, a space frame or strut torque carrying assembly. The torque tube is connected to a thermal shield casing or a field winding housing.
US11764637B2	Inner-rotor motor An inner-rotor motor including: an armature assembly including a rotating shaft, an armature unit coupled to the rotating shaft and a pressing unit; a frame assembly including a frame housing the armature unit, a first bearing unit located on one side with respect to the armature unit in an axial direction, and a second bearing unit located on another side with respect to the armature unit in the axial direction; and an urging structure that urges the rotating shaft in a direction away from the second bearing unit and that presses the pressing unit toward the first bearing unit.
US11764636B2	Motor A motor according to the present invention includes: a stator having a stator core and a coil; a rotor having a rotary shaft and a rotation body; a shaft bearing rotatably supporting the rotor; and a molding resin covering the stator. The motor has a coil end that is the coil protruding from the stator core in a shaft center X direction, and has a non-combustible layer provided to cover the coil end. The non-combustible layer is a metallic cover made of, for example, metal. The metallic cover is disposed to cover a periphery of a coil assembly in which the coil is formed on the stator core through an insulator. The metallic cover is integrated with the coil assembly by a molding resin.
US11764634B2	Fan motor waterproof structure A fan motor waterproof structure includes a fan motor, a disk-shaped member, and a tubular member. The fan motor is arranged with a shaft projecting upward from a motor body. The a disk-shaped member is fitted to an outside of a projecting portion of the shaft of the fan motor on a motor body side. The tubular member is press-fitted onto the disk-shaped member and disposed on an outer periphery of the shaft. The tubular member covers a boundary between an upper surface of the disk-shaped member and the shaft.
US11764633B2	Busbar unit for motor A busbar unit that is electrically connected to a motor, the motor including a coil would around a stator, the busbar unit including: a terminal including a body, and a terminal portion protruding from an inner circumferential surface of the body; and a holder including a holder body configured to support the body, and a terminal holder portion disposed on an inner circumferential surface of the holder body and configured to electrically connect the terminal portion and the coil.
US11764628B2	Stator with offset pins for an electric machine A stator for an electric machine includes a plurality of pins arranged on concentric circles at different distances to a stator center in slots in the stator, and each concentric circle forms a layer. In each case, six pins in different layers are serially connected to one another and form a winding. A first pin of the winding is located in a first slot in the 6n-1 layer, wherein n is an integer. A second pin of the winding is located in a second slot in the 6n layer. A third pin of the winding is located in the first slot in the 6n-2 layer. A fourth pin of the winding is located in the second slot in the 6n-3 layer. A fifth pin is located in the first slot in the 6n-5 layer. A sixth pin of the winding is located in the second slot in the 6n-4 layer.
US11764627B2	Electric machine cooling systems and methods An electric machine including a shaft, a rotor back assembly surrounding a portion of the shaft, and two or more permanent magnets radially positioned around the perimeter of the rotor back assembly. The electric machine also includes a rotor fan with multiple fan blades formed in an exterior surface of the rotor back assembly and one or more ventilation channels extending through the rotor back assembly. Methods of exporting heat from an electric machine, wither from a machine housing or through the shaft is also disclosed. The heat exportation methods feature the circulation of a fluid with the rotor fan through the ventilation channels and into contact with the housing, or exporting heat from the rotor back assembly through the shaft.
US11764624B2	Wireless charging device, automatic alignment method, and charging dock A wireless charging device is provided in this application, which includes: a transmitter coil, a controller, and at least two detection coils. The at least two detection coils are located on a side of a plane on which the transmitter coil is located, and a plane on which the detection coils are located is parallel to the plane on which the transmitter coil is located. The controller is configured to: separately control the at least two detection coils to sequentially connect to an excitation power source, obtain parameters of the detection coils connected to the excitation power source, and control, based on a value difference between the parameters of the at least two detection coils, the transmitter coil to move, so that the transmitter coil aligns with a receiver coil in an electronic device. Furthermore, an automatic alignment method and a charging dock are also provided in this application.
US11764616B2	Extremely high frequency wireless power transfer device, method, and system using Rotman lens This application relates to an extremely high frequency (mmWave) wireless power transfer device, method, and system using a Rotman lens. The device includes a radio frequency (RF) chain including transmitters individually generating signals of a mmWave band, and adjusting phase and amplitude of each generated signal. The device may also include a switch matrix connected to the RF chain, having a matrix structure, and generating a beam pattern where the adjusted signals are combined through the switches. The device may further include a Rotman lens connected to the switch matrix and performing a signal beamforming of the beam pattern according to predetermined transmission paths, an antenna part connected to the Rotman lens and radiating the beamformed signal, and a controller controlling at least one of the phase, amplitude, beam pattern, or transmission path of the signal so that the signal is radiated.
US11764614B2	Method of fabricating an antenna having a substrate configured to facilitate through-metal energy transfer via near field magnetic coupling An electrically conductive material configured having at least one opening of various unlimited geometries extending through its thickness is provided. The opening is designed to modify eddy currents that form within the surface of the material from interaction with magnetic fields that allow for wireless energy transfer therethrough. The opening may be configured as a cut-out, a slit or combination thereof that extends through the thickness of the electrically conductive material. The electrically conductive material is configured with the cut-out and/or slit pattern positioned adjacent to an antenna configured to receive or transmit electrical energy wirelessly through near-field magnetic coupling (NFMC). A magnetic field shielding material, such as a ferrite, may also be positioned adjacent to the antenna. Such magnetic shielding materials may be used to strategically block eddy currents from electrical components and circuitry located within a device.
US11764605B2	Power supply control device and control method A power supply control device includes: a first system configured to supply electric power from a first power supply to a first load group; a second system configured to supply electric power from a second power supply to a second load group; a plurality of load switches configured to switch an electric power supply to each load of the first load group and the second load group; and a control unit configured to control the plurality of load switches such that electric power is supplied from the second power supply to a backup load included in at least one of the first load group and the second load group in a predetermined backup state, wherein the control unit detects a state of charge of the second power supply, and increases, in the predetermined backup state, number of the load switches to be connected as the state of charge is higher.
US11764602B2	Redundant power transfer apparatus A redundant power transfer apparatus provides an uninterrupted power transfer for a rear-stage circuit. The redundant power transfer apparatus includes a main loop switch coupled to a main power source, a standby loop switch coupled to a standby power source, and a control unit. The control unit controls the redundant power transfer apparatus to make the main power source or the standby power source supply power to the rear-stage circuit.
US11764600B2	Rechargeable battery assembly with improved balancing A rechargeable battery assembly has a first battery unit with a first terminal and a second terminal; a second battery unit which is serially connected to the first battery unit and which has a first terminal and a second terminal; and a differential amplifier with an inverting input, a non-inverting input, and an output at which an amplified difference between the signal at the inverting input and the signal at the non-inverting input is produced. The non-inverting input of the differential amplifier is connected to the second terminal of the first battery unit and to the first terminal of the second battery unit. The inverting input of the differential amplifier is coupled to the first terminal of the first battery unit and to the second terminal of the second battery unit. The output of the differential amplifier is connected to the second terminal of the second battery unit. A coupling element with two load connections is connected between the output of the differential amplifier and the second terminal of the second battery unit. The coupling element allows the second battery unit to be charged via the coupling element but at most allows a minimal discharge of the second battery unit in the direction of the output of the differential amplifier.
US11764591B2	Rechargeable battery jump starting device and rechargeable battery assembly A rechargeable battery jump starting device and a rechargeable battery assembly for use in the portable rechargeable battery jump starting device. The portable rechargeable battery jump starting device maximizes the power conducted from the rechargeable battery assembly to a battery being jump started.
US11764589B2	System and method for controlling a high-voltage battery system A circuit for controlling a battery includes a switch having a source, a gate, a drain, and a first diode. The source is connected to an anode of the first diode. The drain is connected to a cathode of the first diode. The drain is configured to be connected to a positive terminal of the battery. The circuit also includes a second diode. An anode of the second diode is configured to be connected to a negative terminal of the battery. A cathode of the second diode is connected to the source of the switch. The circuit is configured to switch the battery on and off.
US11764587B2	Method, energy unit, housing, and device for delivering information content to mobile units Disclosed herein are devices and methods providing directed media content to an individual on a mobile unit, as well as devices and methods for the rapid storage of power on mobile units to power the devices providing media content to an individual user. The disclosed devices and methods allow for such mobile units to power electronic components located on the mobile units. Furthermore, the disclosed devices and methods allow for securing a media-delivery device to a safety bar or other portion of a mobile unit without comprising the safety or integrity of the mobile unit.
US11764586B2	USB DRP controller, control method, and control program Controllers are provided for providing ports corresponding to Dual Role Powers (DRPs), which may be both the feed side and the receive side, in accordance with the USB Type-C and/or USB Power Delivery standards. The controller includes a control interface for controlling a power management unit for controlling charging and discharging of the secondary battery, a signal transmission module for exchanging a signal with a connection destination via a communication line in the USB cable, and a sequence execution unit. If the power supply from the secondary battery becomes over discharged while the power stored in the secondary battery as the power supply side is being supplied to the connection destination, the sequence execution unit stops the substantial execution of the sequence as the power receiving side unless a predetermined condition is satisfied.
US11764580B2	Systems and apparatuses to aggregate distributed energy resources Apparatuses, systems, and methods of apportioning an aggregate maneuver are disclosed. An aggregation engine receives aggregation opportunity information requesting an aggregate change in power of one or more sites. The aggregation engine transmits participation opportunity information to a plurality of site controllers. The participation opportunity information indicates a site benefit for providing a site change in power. The aggregation engine receives commitment information from the plurality of site controllers, the commitment information indicating levels of commitment of the plurality of site controllers to contribute site change in power to a target change in power of the aggregation opportunity. The aggregation engine further transmits updated participation opportunity information including an adjusted proposed site benefit or adjusted proposed site change in power until an aggregate change in power of the one or more sites is within a threshold level of the target change in power.
US11764574B2	Multi-voltage charging apparatus A charging apparatus includes at least one housing including a compartment, an access door connected to the housing and covering the compartment, the access door being movable from an open position to a closed position, a releasable latching mechanism configured to latch the access door in the closed position, a charging terminal in the compartment, a voltage sensing terminal, and a door release circuit coupled to the voltage sensing terminal and to the releasable latching mechanisms and configured to sense a charging voltage applied to the voltage sensing terminal. The door release circuit is configured to selectively unlatch the releasable latching mechanism in response to a voltage within a predetermined voltage range being applied to the voltage sensing terminal.
US11764573B2	DC power supply system A DC power supply system includes: nodes to connect to a DC bus and constitute a DC grid with the bus; a power management apparatus that manages the power demand of the entire grid; and a starter device that makes the nodes start up and connect to the bus one by one in an order in a state where the bus is down to start up the entire grid. The starter device supplies start-up power through a power supply line to start up each node. The starter device diagnoses nodes to be diagnosed selected from among the nodes before supply of the power to determine the abnormality from a response with respect to a diagnostic signal supplied to the nodes through the start-up power supply line. When the node diagnosed is determined to be normal, the starter device supplies the start-up power thereto and connects it to the bus.
US11764571B2	ESD placement in semiconductor device Disclosed herein is an apparatus that includes a first power ESD protection circuit arranged in a first circuit area; a plurality of data I/O circuits arranged in a second circuit area adjacent to the first circuit area in a first direction; a plurality of data I/O terminals arranged in the second circuit area, each of the plurality of data I/O terminals being coupled to an associated one of the plurality of data I/O circuits; a plurality of first power terminals arranged in the second circuit area; and a first power line extending in the first direction, the first power line coupling the plurality of first power terminals to the first power ESD protection circuit.
US11764568B2	Differential protection determination method Provided is a determination method of differential protection suitable for an electricity transmission line with multi-terminal T-connection. The determination method includes: sampling and calculating all phase currents, and calculating a maximum fault component current Δİmax in phase current amplitudes of each phase current, a differential current Icd in the each phase current, a resistive current Ires in the each phase current and a vector sum ΔİΣ of fault component currents except Δİmax in the phase current amplitudes of the each phase current; and comparing the maximum fault component current Δİmax in phase current amplitudes of each phase current and a threshold setting value Imax0, determining a value of a resistive coefficient K corresponding to the phase current amplitudes of the each phase current according to a comparison result, and performing differential determination on the differential current Icd and the resistive current Ires in phase current amplitudes of the each phase current according to a differential determination formula: if the differential current Icd of the target phase satisfies the above differential determination formula, it is determined that a fault occurs in an area of the target phase.
US11764566B2	Protection circuit A protection circuit including an inrush current detector operable to detect an inrush current from a DC link is disclosed herein. The inrush current detector includes a transistor switch that is turned on in normal operation of the protection circuit. The protection circuit operates to detect when the voltage across the transistor switch exceeds a threshold voltage in response to a detected inrush current, and in response operates to turn off the transistor switch.
US11764565B2	Solid-state power interrupters A power interrupter device includes a solid-state bidirectional switch and control circuitry to control the solid-state bidirectional switch. The bidirectional switch is connected between input and output terminals of the power interrupter device. The control circuitry includes driver circuitry and fault detection circuitry. The driver circuitry generates a regulated direct current (DC) voltage using current drawn from an input power source applied to the input terminal and applies the regulated DC voltage to a control input of the bidirectional switch. The fault detection circuitry is configured to sense a level of load current flowing in an electrical path between the input and output terminals, to detect an occurrence of a fault condition based on the sensed load current level, and to short the control input of the bidirectional switch to place the bidirectional switch in a switched-off state, in response to detecting the occurrence of a fault condition.
US11764563B2	Vehicle electrical system, particularly for a motor vehicle A vehicle electrical system, particularly for a motor vehicle. The vehicle electrical system has at least two electrical system branches, a disconnecting switch device between the two electrical system branches, wherein the disconnecting switch device has a first controllable switch unit and a series circuit having a second controllable switch unit and an overcurrent protection unit, wherein the first switch unit and the series circuit are electrically connected to each other in parallel between the two electrical system branches, and a control unit which in an idle mode of the vehicle electrical system, is equipped to switch the first switch unit into an open, current-disconnecting switching state and to keep it in the current-disconnecting switching state and to switch the second switch unit into a closed, current-carrying switching state and to keep it in this current-carrying switching state. A motor vehicle with the above-mentioned vehicle electrical system is also disclosed.
US11764561B2	Anti-rotation clamp and method of use An anti-rotation clamp and method of use may include a bolt having a threaded body along which a stabilizer moves relative to the threaded body, a stabilizer and an engagement member which engages the stabilizer to prevent relative rotation between the stabilizer and the engagement member as the threaded body is rotated.
US11764553B2	Smart power transmission line inspection system A smart power transmission line inspection system, related to the technical field of robotic inspection. The smart power transmission line inspection system comprises an inspection robot, an activation/deactivation device, and a control and processing terminal. The activation/deactivation device is used for activating or deactivating the inspection robot according to an activation/deactivation instruction. The inspection robot is used for inspection along a power transmission line according to an inspection instruction, and the inspection robot is also used for obtaining inspection data and for transmitting the inspection data to the control and processing terminal, wherein the inspection instruction is a pre-set inspection instruction pre-set for the inspection robot, or the inspection instruction is sent by the control and processing terminal and received by the inspection robot. The control and processing terminal is used for obtaining the status information of the power transmission line according to the inspection data. The smart power transmission line inspection system enables automatic inspection of a power transmission line by means of an inspection robot.
US11764550B2	Circuit breaker with plug-on connector and mounting protrusion A circuit breaker that may be plugged onto an electrical panel. The circuit breaker is preferably a low voltage circuit breaker in the range of 120-240 volts. The circuit breaker includes an electrical clip with a curved inner surface that contacts a curved outer surface of an electrical connector on the electrical panel. The circuit breaker includes a protrusion that prevents the circuit breaker from being installed in electrical panels without an electrical connector for the electrical clip to engage.
US11764548B2	Spark plug A spark plug includes a first discharge chip and a second discharge chip facing the first discharge chip to define a spark gap therebetween. The spark gap has a size or distance between the first and second discharge chips which is 0.23 mm or more and 0.6 mm or less. At least one of the first and second discharge chips is made from material mainly containing iridium or platinum and an additive of tantalum of 0.5 Wt % to 5.0 Wt %. This minimizes a risk that a portion of the first or second discharge chip may be separated or such a separated portion may be redeposited on the first or second discharge portion.
US11764544B2	Vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser A vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser (VCSEL) including a lower mirror, an upper mirror, an active layer interposed between the lower mirror and the upper mirror, an aperture forming layer interposed between the upper mirror and the active layer, and including an oxidation layer and a window layer surrounded by the oxidation layer, a ring-shaped trench passing through the upper mirror, the aperture forming layer, and the active layer to define an isolation region therein, and a plurality of oxidation holes disposed in the isolation region surrounded by the trench, and passing through the upper mirror and the aperture forming layer.
US11764543B2	Integration of modulator and laser in a single chip An optoelectronic device includes a substrate and first thin film layers disposed on the substrate and patterned to define a vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser (VCSEL), which is configured to emit optical radiation along an optical axis perpendicular to the substrate. Second thin film layers are disposed over the first thin film layers and are patterned to define an optical modulator in which the optical radiation propagates in a direction parallel to the substrate, and an optical coupler configured to couple the optical radiation from the VCSEL into the optical modulator.
US11764542B2	Semiconductor laser device, and method and program for driving the same The present invention is intended to reduce variations in oscillation wavenumber of a semiconductor laser element due to the influence of circumferential temperatures. The invention includes a semiconductor laser semiconductor laser element, a temperature control part to control a temperature of the semiconductor laser element, a temperature sensor to detect a temperature of the temperature control part, and a temperature control device to control a supply signal to the temperature control part so that a detected temperature obtained from the temperature sensor reaches a predetermined target temperature. The temperature control device changes a target temperature for the temperature control part depending on a supply signal to the temperature control part.
US11764538B2	Method for adjusting a laser beam, apparatus for providing an adjusted laser beam and optical arrangement A method for adjusting a laser beam includes, following passage of the laser beam through a beam-shaping device, measuring, via a detector of a detector device, a beam profile of the laser beam. The method further includes determining a beam quality property of the laser beam based on the measured beam profile and altering an adjustable optical unit for modifying at least one property of the laser beam prior to the entry into the beam-shaping device. For adjusting the laser beam, the adjustable optical unit is altered based on the determined beam quality property.
US11764534B2	Type C female side connector A Type C female side connector includes a terminal part, a body part, a steel plate, and a casing part; the terminal part is inserted in the body part; the body part is inserted in the casing part; the steel plate is inserted in the body part; the casing part has a suction portion formed in a flat plate structure on another side corresponding to an opening; the suction portion is integrated with the casing part; two sides of the suction portion expand to be sucked by a suck disc during manufacturing process. The present invention applies the suck disc portion to fulfill a sufficient area for automatic suction effect during manufacturing process, and includes a triple fix effect to strengthen the stability of the body part and the casing part.
US11764528B2	Charger outlet cover assembly A charger outlet cover assembly for charging electronic devices includes a wall plate that is positionable over a female electrical outlet. A plurality of contacts is each of the contacts is coupled to the wall plate thereby facilitating each of the contacts to engage a respective socket in the female electrical outlet. A pair of chargers is each coupled to the wall plate. Each of the chargers is in electrical communication with respective ones of the contacts to receive electrical power from a power source. A pair of charging cords is each retractably disposed on a respective one of the chargers to charge a respective electronic device.
US11764525B2	Electrical connector An electrical connector includes contact pins, insulating housings for containing the contact pins therein and metallic outer contacts for respectively covering the housings. Each of the contact pins includes a horizontally extending portion, a contact portion, a connection portion, a downwardly extending portion and a press-fitting shoulder extending from a side portion of a base end portion of the horizontally extending portion in a width direction thereof. A width of the press-fitting shoulder of each of the contact pins decreases from a base side toward a tip side.
US11764523B2	Very high speed, high density electrical interconnection system with impedance control in mating region A modular electrical connector with separately shielded signal conductor pairs. In some embodiments, the connector is may be assembled from modules, each containing a pair of signal conductors with surrounding partially or fully conductive material. In some embodiments, the modules may have projecting portions, of conductive and/or dielectric material, that are shaped and positioned to reduce changes in impedance along the signal paths as a function of separation of conductive elements, when the connectors are separated by less than the functional mating range.
US11764521B2	Board end connector and connector assembly A board end connector and a connector assembly are provided. The board end connector comprises a board end connector body and a board end housing. The board end housing comprises a board end accommodating part and a buckling slot. Wherein the board end accommodating part accommodates the board end connector body. An end surface of the board end accommodating part in the first direction comprises a board end opening. The buckling slot is disposed at one side of the board end accommodating part. A buckling bump is provided in the buckling slot. A sidewall of the buckling bump in a second direction orthogonal to the first direction and away from the board end accommodating part comprises a board end buckling part. The board end buckling part comprises a retaining opening and a buckling elastic piece.
US11764520B2	Board end connector and connector assembly A board end connector and a connector assembly are provided. The board end connector comprises a board end connector body and a board end housing. The board end housing comprises a board end accommodating part and a buckling slot. Wherein the board end accommodating part accommodates the board end connector body. An end surface of the board end accommodating part in the first direction comprises a board end opening. The buckling slot is disposed at one side of the board end accommodating part. A buckling bump is provided in the buckling slot. A sidewall of the buckling bump in a second direction orthogonal to the first direction and away from the board end accommodating part comprises a board end buckling part. The board end buckling part comprises a retaining opening and a buckling elastic piece.
US11764518B2	Push-pull electrical connector The invention relates to a plug connector (300), having: a receiving element (10) for receiving a plug-in element of the first type (100) or a plug-in element of the second type (200) at least in certain areas; and - a push-pull locking system (20) for producing a push-pull locking between the connector (300) and the plug-in element of the first type (100); wherein the push-pull locking system (20) has at least one locking element (13) which is arranged at least regionally in a recess (14) of the receiving element (10) provided for the at least one locking element (13), and wherein the receiving element (10) has at least one latching means (12) which is provided and designed to with at least one complementary latching means (230) of the plug element, of the second type (200) to be brought into engagement.
US11764515B2	Mat seal for an electrical connector A mat seal for an electrical connector includes a plurality of through-holes extending in a through-hole direction through the mat seal, a grid of a first material having a plurality of grid meshes, the grid is arranged with the through-holes extending through the grid meshes, a first material layer of a second material disposed on a first side of the grid, and a second material layer of a third material disposed on a second side of the grid opposite the first side. The first material of the grid has a greater compression modulus than the second material of the first material layer and the third material of the second material layer.
US11764513B2	Electrical connector and transmission wafer thereof An electrical connector and a transmission wafer thereof are provided. The transmission wafer includes an insulating frame, a plurality of signal terminals and ground terminals fixed on the insulating frame, and a shielding sheet that is assembled to the insulating frame. Each of the signal terminals includes a signal contacting segment protruding from the insulating frame. Each of the ground terminals includes a ground contacting segment having a ground contact and protruding from the insulating frame. The shielding sheet includes a sheet body and a plurality of outer fixing arms extending from the sheet body. Each of the outer fixing arms corresponds in position to one of the ground contacting segments along a first direction. A free end portion of each of the outer fixing arms protrudes from the ground contact of the corresponding ground contacting segment along an insertion direction that is perpendicular to the first direction.
US11764512B2	Domestic appliance having at least one plug for an electrical connection A connector for electrical contacting that includes a body configured to mechanically retain at least one electrically conductive contact, which is accessible on an exit side of the body for electrically contacting at least one other electrical contact. The body is constructed from at least two different components, with a first component of the at least two different components at least substantially forming the exit side and being made from a fire-retardant plastic, and a second component of the at least two different components having an ignition point which is lower than an ignition point of the first component of the at least two components, and the second component of the at least two different components having an elasticity which is greater than an elasticity of the first component of the at least two different components.
US11764511B2	Assembly comprising a connector and a handling clip An actuating clip (1) for a connector (10), having a cable receptacle (2) for receiving at least one cable; connecting means in order to connect the actuating clip to the connector in such a manner that the actuating clip adjoins the connector at a cable-side end of the connector; surfaces for actuating the connector (10), which are configured to ensure guiding of the connector (10) when the latter is connected to an actuating clip by the surfaces of the actuating clip (1) being able to be gripped by a human hand and/or by a gripping tool, wherein the surfaces of the actuating clip (1) are specifically designed to be gripped by a hand and/or by a gripping tool.
US11764507B2	Conductive terminal for electronic circuit board including pressing and support structures A conductive terminal comprises a pair of abutting plate-shaped body parts having a front side and a rear side opposite to each other in a thickness direction thereof, and a left side and a right side opposite to each other in a width direction thereof. An insertion part extends from one of the two body parts. The terminal further includes a pair of first supporting wings arranged on the front side and the rear side of the body parts and aligned with each other at edges of the left side of the two body parts, respectively, and a pair of second supporting wings arranged on the front side and the rear side of the two body parts and aligned with each other at edges of the right side of the two body parts, respectively.

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